The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-12


/ his muslc-which occurs Often-he is
rather glad Of 1t, for it gives him the OPP
portunity to send a market copy of a
! newspaper containing an account Of the
&nalr 70 has naughty parent. 1t should
be said of Earl POuletJ that he has never
recognized the yiscOunt as his son.
/ POulett' : first marriage was out Of the
ordinary When he was a youth OF - he
became enamOred of Miss Elizabeth La
Hlna Newman. the daughter Of pilot at
/ Landport, on the coast. She was the
belle Of the town. She threw aside all
. her other sultOr5, however. Tor the young
. nObleman. Only a short time after he
met her her father became convinced that
I lt was time that she should be married
/ The young earl seemed the most eligible
. OF her sultOrs and the pilot selected him
/ as her husband. POulett did not wish 10
! marry, but Mr.. Newman called upon him
| with a pistol and persuaded him to go
/ through the ceremony. Six months after
ward the young ViscOuut Hinton was
! born. Poulett never lived with his wife
/ after his marriage and she died while her
| child was very young.
Inc young VlscOunt, for vi5cOunt he was
/ legally, whether actually the son of The
/ earl or not, was brought up by the grand
| father Poulett refusing TO reco mize him
IN any way. The earl even went to the
| extent OF bringing suit for libel against
,.peerar-oei, e. "a any ID
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lot,s danghteJ L,. nd y,,e ,,o
august name of Pouleff az the Vissonnt
Hinton These suits were given up. how
ever, as the noblenan was informed that
under the laws of the land William Tur-
nOur Thomas was the viscount and heir
to Poulett's earldom ana estates. Con
SequenUY, NlSCO IDt Hinton name re-
mains in the ''Peerages. " with those of
his wife, Lydia Ann Sheppy the ballet
dancer, and their children. THE Hon.
| William Henry George" and 1.-The Hon
Maud Marie
In his early youth ViscOunt Hinton
went on the stage as clown and pInto-
mimist, and won some little fame under
the name CT Mr.. Cos.aIu This was
while he still hoped to propitiate Earl
POulett, who, however, refused to be pro
pltiated. Then the viscOunt learned
what could be done with post 0Jits, and
soon Hinton St. George was mOrtcaCed TO
its full value with the money-Ienders.
Hinton spent this money as fast as he To-
ceived it., and is to-day % beggar in the
streets. Meanwhile Earl Poulest has
twice married since the death of his first
wife, and has several other children The
estate is eutailCd, however, and win
eventually come TO the pilots grandson
The earl has sold every stick of timber
from the place, and has done his best to
ruin il, in anticipation Of his death, as he
is in poor health and 66 Years Of age.
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