The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-16
INTERESTING WOMEN
= public Affairs and Private Chari'
A. ties IN. the Old World.

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IRON, the NelO York sun.
uo Salazaro is the only modern Italian
80 whose name is really well Known in
49, advanced circles of Paris and London.
h,tbonOh she is a young woman, she has
=. r,,,cb 20 ameliorate the condition OF
faIlow countrywomen, and Signor
L Ho; holds her in the greatest esteem and
N VI Florentine by birth, she Is tull
IeSpgo Gro and ardor of her race, and her
Vi -ost Heading has won the cause dear 70
co. nartisans in every camp. The dream OF
NSrra Salazaro's life is to found uni
.Iorsitv where the two sexes can study TO-
.5or without let or hindranee. She visited
gg e.toI and NEWMAN, Oxford and Cam
S,-iSga about two years ago In order to
heer ideas for her scheme, and was warm
sl-acaived by Miss Helen Gladstone and the
e. Mis- Clou9h. On her return to Italy
Ia asLed and obtained an audience or
Snos- Wercuerita and unfolded her views
Since then her proposed reforms and de-
,action OF abuses in the existing laws anect-
trg Italian women have been favoraoly re-
Ias9rad at the Quirinal, and the plucky
cbampion of womens rights mas tounu neF
nsth less stony IN consequence.
Mrs Garrett Fawcett Is not only the
,,,o+ber of the only girl senior wrangler in
tbe world, she is also one OF the best plat
I'm 80 sneakers In England, and the most
io9ical talker among political economists OF
onr dav. She still recalls to many of her
friends the slight, golden haired Mile Jar
rstt who married Henry Fawcett, the bril-
liant oxford scholar, who was blinded &C
cidentally by his own la1ner "nlie 'ne 9"0
were shooting. ~
N was touching sight, that OF the tall,
powerful, helpless man being led about by
bis wife. As a reward for his services TO
the liberal party, the blind member OF par
lament was made postmaster general, and
MIS- Fawcett acted as private secretary
and was eminently successful. since her
husbands death Mrs. Garrett Fawcett has
led a quiet, busy life with hsr sister, Agnes
Garrett. Both ladies are devoted TO the
woman suffrage question.
Baroness Hirsch is an interesting and
capable woman, and the baron often de-
clares that his best stroke Of business was
marrying her. She belonged TO what may
be STYLED the Jewish aristocracy, and her
marriage portion was the foundation OF
Baron Hirsch's present large fortune. She
is a sweet-faced, motherly looking woman
of about 80 years of age. She idolized her
only son, and since his death has never been
seen at any public place Of amusement.
Her whole time is spent In regulating, or
ganizing and visiting the charitable insti-
buttons founded and kept up by her husband
and herself, and lately she has given con,
siderable thought to the immigration
scheme devised by the baron as a means Of
helping his unfortunate fellow religionists
The Marchioness of Salisbury is an ex-
tremely clever and well-informed woman
Notwithstanding her odd abrupt manners
and entire lack of that gracious courtesy
and good breeding which may be said to bt
second nature with many English women OF
rank, The present prime minister Of Great
Britain married her about thirty-five ye1ri
ago while Lord Robert Cecil, and they have
always been known as an exceptionally de-
voted and united couple. She devotes al
Of her spare time to the Primrose League
and architecture; It was chiefly in Difference
to this new hobby of his wife's that the Mar
qus of Salisbury bought an estate at Beau
lieu, mountain village midway between
Nice and Monte Carlo. With the aid of hei
son, Lord Robert Cecil, Lady Salisbury
drew all the plans of the stately chateaI
which will be in future her French home
She superintendent the building OF the cas-
tie, and her short, stout figure, clad in thicl
blue serge and her large sun bonnet became
familiar to all the Beaulieu peasants.
Nine. Daniel Wilson, nee Margaret
Grevy, remains a very interesting person
She was for years her fathers secretary anc
right hand helper in all his political anC
4 literary work. 1t seems inexplicable Il
those who know them what Mile. Grevy
the good looking. intelligent daughter oil
n the President Of France, could have seen il
that rather feminine. uninteresting person
age, Daniel Wilson. 1t can only b.
accounted for by the fact that when they
were children their parents were clos,
friends, and that from the time Margaret
was years old Daniel had been taught rC
call her my little wife" Nine
W Wilson is preparing a life Of hel
father, which she hopes will clear him be-
fore the eyes Of his countrymen and prov,
him to have been a good, upright magis-
trate To her and her husband the enor
nous Grevy fortune was left uncondition
ally, and they now inhabit the beautiful
house which the president is said to hav
built out OF his savings. Nine. Wilson
"a speaks English and frequents the American
colonies. She is acquainted, though onl.
slightly, with Mrs. Deacon, and her creates
friend is a well-known New York womal
who has taken up her residence in Paris To-