Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-08
MRs. BONANZA mAckAY.
ss@s RsSssed DstAIis As 70 Her vsry Iu-
tereIting History. =

ss@s Revised Details As 70 Her vsry In
tereating History. =
Louise Hungerford. with > younger
sister who is now the Countess Of Telf-
eaer. the wite Of Italian Count, left
New Vera vixen about sg<eive years old,
says the Working Woman John HEn-
gerfcrd y as n journeynan barber IN New
YORK. hut en-. lstsd in the Mexican war
'aieF he va employed a. his trade b.
one George ". Cipyieo, whose shop ia
san r ,aeisco was knnRn As ..Alon,con-
erS baths. ard the ehair that Jack Hun
gezfozd used is pointed ont to the Gus,
tnners uE the Cirri6o barber shop 10 thls
day. Ms. Cipr1oo advanced ss5577 IN EOitsfi u
his enploFe. who Immediately sent for
his dapghtezszI When Louise Hnngerio;d
and her sister arrived in san Rrapelsco
teeY went 70 the horse Of ME. cip-ioo,
who took them into his fzmiiy, they be,
tng uczriy the same ago Of his o&a
taeghters Here they Msre treated -
sses=Aers Of thc family. / biting sssE;;r-assi
IJ9iian and French and tausic BY thj
daughters. They llvei NJ tn -ttt1tttr ttfer, 4
2 -f-4ssezs sax or seyea yesss.
In 1856 Hangeffo-,j/ opened a Esrbs.
shop ea his oTn aoSsant AZ MoknlEun,
Ilill Gzis, AID Es5hise, x6sa x=s sihe=
sboet nincSeen years old. acted as he
fssaer's house keepcE-tAey having on
room inSrhe Jrsls.r ct tHe shap He wa
rrorvsf,tpr of but ghcrt duration. for h
500 s'btgstel" up in bgssaess. Dug;n
ia pL-s03 8 DE-. Bry2at, Y 40 isess4
Z szassl9rag stoEe az Nevada Ctr, zb,,-
orc hsa3gcd miles from Aokelnnsr
Hi, paid attention to Leuis
Eai she vas married TO him AFT
. sh1r: coartship. Dr.. Erraa.. u
Ing uAa Of dissoiate habits, died tw
pr tlree years agseraaad Of ds-1E.-T-
'troaIeas, leayiag Mrs. Rryant 10 moan.
u sanpors for herself and daughter Eva
Ktiie R-inress cesssaa Her father
ssiiArN In business and her husband
death compelled her toseek serxice /.
the family Of j. W. Walker. brother Q
the late x-tsovcvnorN al az. OF Virginia
z.aa sheEs she mes for tho arst time j
W MaekAy- superintendent af tho Bas
liea aaine ~ Virginia Eeisy, sSeE. Louis
Bryant, Tor q brief tisnc IrssyloSs 10 Il,
going iaso the service Of Mr.. Walker
bad tEicda hand A. keeping beardini
ho1se for shr miners
Mr. Maciray was comfortably fixed, an
eossia provide her homo, such as IN
miners Used in, those days. simply
cabin Of tmo rOogaS. SO he coar&e4l as.-
won tho Widow BssSs Her fathe
in The meantime had gone back 20 hi
former sshSss- and procured employment
and helped 70 pay the youngest daust
tczas beapa. Mrs. Mackay was cook an
general hOasekecper and lsandry-wol
an. and beipeA entertain her hasbaaa
eo-HorsSefs in the mines.
Mr.. Maeksy soon after attained Fres
wealth, ana Mra Maeksy and her sis.s
had the advantage of eaaarioa schoe
education adj could speak fluently Ita
ian and French, through the ass0cia.io
OF the cipricO family. Who we're r,
EraEkzbly veil educatei-tlIrr4 Of Ii
daughters Of Mr.. 7eiprieo are sehoS
teachers In San Francisco to,Aay. whe
Mrs. Msokay, her d@aghserI.va, and hs
aister went abroad. 1t was 70 get ava
szISszs HssT f9ruIsT 1E50cfates, When al
returned tos the first time 10 San Fran
cisco she called upon the tiu-ics girl,
bat from tsAt day to The psesens she hs
igneEcd her former teachers and ben,
taetays
The ceoRle San Francisco VIII
knoN tEe facts "a above stated are indi.
naat a. Mrs Jonn W. Mackay's ingrat
taae 10 a family That had done 10 mac
for her in her carly days Of poverty an
Aomewhat adveniaresoEe life.
John Haagerfooi-now known as Co
HuaSertsri Of the United States army
was formerly known Is Jack HHnse
ford. the barber" He WAS good astis
and there Is no disgrace attached 10 h
business i.oaise earned her daily brea
"a a boarding house keeper But Il
worst OF ingrasitude con1es IN To tho
who took care Of her and gave her Il
advantages Of an early education tn
we think the worst of crimes
Tho ah9vo IL true history of q
Bahama Qac7n oi Enrnnean soa!ieiY.