DIVORCE IN HIGH LIFE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 116, 7 May 1908, Page 4

DIVORCE IN HIGH LIFE.

| IiXUitJW.N PUIXCKSS' Uivji AFFAIIIN. Berlin. AJ;ilcli JS. I'ri\;ttc advices from Horcuce -tate thai -criou„ disputes lunc arisen bctuccu lusclli and wilV, w |i > h.i- I'nriiH-rlv Mmiii.v'iiosii. (|n> < \ I man Primes, uf Siv.nv. I"-''lli t'> thuruii'j lil\ iluuuu riiiyi'. anil to li P tU'li-i inincd tu <ihl.'in i! divorce ill order tli;it >lie iu;n marry tliv i;i obn'i-l ni licr ;)HVclinn;i _VOUIIK iinlhor. Acir.] C |ing (o l!i.' licrlincr Zcitniig, the ijiiiirrcls between the Tosclli.- liegan soon aft<-r Hie uimlIling, ami frequently assumed a vinleir Idi iii, whieli lUneloped into serious «-an'lalrt. Keverii] times Sipiior Toselli's relalinns inlei'veiutd to restore peace between tlie Imsliaml and wile, hut tlieilillerenee- lietween them have steadily grown more acute, with the result thai it is now understood Unit a separation will lake place shortly, tu be followed by a complete divorce. Oiie_of the causes of the matrimonial 'imirrels wan the recent scandal at Wnr-■-•■itt'. Almost immediatelj' after his marriage Signor Toselli signed a contract to give a concert at Warsaw, part of the agreement being that his wife >hould appear by lii 9 sid 0 on the platform. Mine. Toselli refused to go to U'nivaw, however, and wlien Signor nielli appeared alone Iu? was loudly, liOoliml and mobbed by the disappointed audience. Signor Toselli returned home and upbraided his wife for leaving him iu the lurch and exposing him to publie insults as well :us serious financial los s for breach of contract.

"This announcement will, of course, lie energetically denied by the persons concerned," concludes the Pterliner Zeitung, "'just as their marriage was at lirst denied. Notwithstanding this, we deckle our statement to be true, a* will lie proved by facta in the near future."'