The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-05

Green" who is still living) twas in the East In
dia trade and had a large fortune of his own.
''Our commercial affairs Mrs Green went
on after brief pause, naturally took us fire.
quently TO New York. l was married, indeed,
from the house OF Henry Grinnell, in Bond
street-pretty far down town now. Lady Frank
lin lived there for a time while the expedit ion
was gone in search of Sir John Franklin"
ABR said Mrs Green's friend, again de
lighted at the prospect of an engaging personal
"reminiscences; you saw a beautiful and charm
ing woman at a time when rare pathos must
have been added to a personality otherwise
deeply attractive. Do you recolect anything
about her? How did she appear What did
she wear? How did she takg You saw her
frequently"
''Ye-es," answered Mrs. Green, surprised at
the eagerness OF the questions. There want
much noticeable about her s remember"-for
Mrs. Green 10 unaffected in her language.
Our ships went pretty much all over the
GLOBE and We suffered great deal from priva
teerinR during the war.
my father was Ill for a long time before his
death. lie was resolved to provide for his
child. and would have. left everything in my
hands had he been permitted to do AS 1t
was he made heavy purchases especially in
realty, for my children. and have just been
out in Chicago looking after their interests in
the Grant locomotive works section that IN
principled people out there are trying to steal
from me. Chicago is an awful place." Mrs
Green continued
"You can't trust any body-no lawyers and
few judges and no juries. They just want TO
get everything out OF you they can.
Mrs. Greene was specific in her characterize
ton of lawyers she distrusted AMI judges she
was certain were purchasablP, aud she ex-
cepted only one ON the United States bench aud
one in the state circuit court AS her expert
ence in litigation in that city was not sufficient
to give her personal grounds for her suspicious
view of the judiciary IL seemed that her feelings
had for the mo nent got the b3tter OF her usually
calm and reasonable judgment.
Your children are with you Mrs. 6reenr
Eyes, two OF EN-; that Is all there is-Henry
| Rowland and my daughter"
Both her children have reached maturity, and
neither Is permitted TO waste the fortune that
| will be- theirs to do as they please with in few
years The young man is rather good-looklng,
| disposed to take life more agre ably than his
mother ana will cut vide swath when lie
comes into his share OF her millions.
What do you propose to do with your son,
| Mrs GreenP asked the friendly caller.
Business" was the simple, terse and COM
| prehensye reply
HAS he special training for business!"
"Bess you, no. Just out of the university.
Young MIR. Green IS a graduate of Yale
~ hat particular business do you propose to
| have Mr.. Green follow"
beginning now with carriage factory in
Chicago"
Then a carriage factory is among your prop
ertiesi'
templated the great field Of her interests
Mrs. Green, how did you come to own a car
rlage factory
Mortgage. Lent money to it before the
Chicago fire. Fire ruined everybody out there
No $3.50 carriages bought there for year or
two Had TO take the carriage factory TO save
| the mortgage. Ned says /, here's a nickel for
your street car fare You 20 out TO the car
rage factory and look into its affairs. Door
out there needs pain lug You buy little
paint put IL in an old tin can-lCts OF 'em out
there; buy the C Ieapest brush Jou can find, and
paint that door, You know how much the
paint cost you know how much tHa brush cost.
| You can watch how long IL taxes TO paint that
door Then you will know what painting a
door ought 20 cost You see, il we don't look
after these little things they run away with a
| lot of money. Men swindled me dreadfuly out
| there repa ring a chimney. Then went out and
attended 10 It IN sell. and now It's all right"
"Did Mr.. Green take kindly 10 the carriage
! factory
80 bless you, he amt got anything TO say
| about such things He does what l I il him.
Big concern. / look after everything in IL my
| self"
| your investments are widely dstributeds'
YES" and she smiled as she in her
| minds eve the area OF the globe they YER
| 'California. Colorado, North Carolina, Massa-
| cnusetts, CHICAGO Michigan, Vermont. Ala
bama, Georgia. Florida, New York, land,
| India, South America-O pretty lnucu every
where money can go and bring back some
| thing"
The richest woman in the United States
| wears no rings kept a couple Of Anticipated
| bands with small and not yaluaolS jewels in