Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-02
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MARRIED TITLES.
A merican Women who Have Mar
ried Foreigners of Distinction.
In its Issue of Sunday, November 1lth
the New York Tribune published list
containing the names of 166 American
women who have married foreigners oil
title and distinction. The list is headed
American Peerage," and, like Burke's
Peerage, it contains, in addition to the
names of the ladies and those whom
they married, the pedigree of the hus.
band. From the carefully compiled list
it is learned that French and Italian
titles seem to be more popular with
American women abroad than English
and German ones, as the following will
show:
Eight American women are Italian
Princesses and twelve Countesses. Two
are Italian Duchessses, one Baroness and
seven Marchionesses. One has become
French Princess, two French Duchess.
es, five Marchionesses, five Viscountesses
twelve Countesses. In the English peer.
age there is but one American Duchess
-Four American women figure in the list
as Baronesses and one as Viscountess.
Nearly twenty have married simple
Baronets. One American lady las mar
ried German Prince and over a dozen
German Counts have American wives.
There are eight American Baronesses
among the Prussian and Austrian nobili-
ty. One American woman has married
Russian Count, three more Portuguese
Counts, one Portuguese Viscount and
one Spanish Marquis. The Prince
Yturbide of Mexico is also married to @
daughter Of "Uncle SAM"
Among the titled ladies mentioned in
the American Peerage" the following
are well known on the Coast: Princess
Galatio Colonna and of Stigliano; Miss
Eva Julia Bryant (Mackay), daughter of
John w. Mackay, the "Bonanza King"
She was married February IL, 1886, at
Paris, to Don Ferdinand Colonna, Prince
of Colonna, Prince of Poliano, and a
Spanish grandee of the first class. They
have issue, one son, born in 1886.
Lady Fermor Hesketh: Miss Florence
Emily, daughter of the late ex-senator
William Sharon of Nevada; married in
1880 to Sir Thomas George Fermor-
Hesketh, seventh Baronet; issue two
SONS.
Baroness Won Schroeder: Miss Mary
Ellen Donahue, daughter of the late
James M. Donahue of San Francisco
married to the Baron Won Schroeder OF
Germany.
Countess Telfener: Miss Ada Hunger
ford Of California, sister of Mrs. John w.
Mackay; married to Count Telfener oi
Rome.
Lady Waterlow: Miss Margaret Ham
ilton, daughter of the late William Ham
ilton, OF Napa, Cal. married, as second
wife, in 1882, to Sir Sidney Hedley
Waterlow, first Baronet, formerly Lord
Mayor of London, Governor of the Bank
of England and Alderman of the city OF
London.
Lady Wolseley: Miss Anita Theresa
Murphy, daughter of the late Daniel T
Murphy, of San Francisco; married in
1883 to Sir Charles Michael Wolseley, Of
Wolseley, Statfordshire, ninth Baronet.
Desperation.
They had just come ont of dime mu.
seum-a tall, lapk woman with knife
blade hips and an olive green complex
ion; the little old man with her was
round-faced, blue-eyed and meek of man
ner. Hardly had they reached the pave
ment when the essence of vinegar by his
side hissed out:
81 seen ye, Abs'lom Kittson."
"Seen me what, Nancy?"
ooh, I'd ask what tell ye seen
ye with my own livin eyes"
"Seen me what?"
"Seen you furritin' with that tattooed
woman. Oh. l did"
"Good Lord, Nancy"
"Oh, seen you give her them pea
nuts; l seen ye"
"Why, Nance, I"
"And l seen ye furritin' with the fat
woman. 1 seen ye give her the apple,
Alb Kittson."
"Why, Nance, merely"
Il had my eye on ye. I seen ye offer
that Albino gal bite of your bolonv
sassinger, Alb Kittson, an seen We try
to make up to that bearded woman"
"Good land Of"
"Shet up, Alb Kittson, or I'll 20 home
A-furritin' with sich! Oh, 1 seen YOU.
yon mizzable big furrit, you !''-[Detroit
Free Press.
The Truth OF the Matter.
She waved her graceful hand to me,
And glanced and nodded as passed,
m OF poor and low degree;