Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-02
YOUTHFUL WIFE
OF AN AGED PEER.
Marquis of Donegall's TransatIan.
tic Bride at Helm With
4 Vengeance
MAKES THINGS HUM SOCIALLY.
Meanwhile Duchess of Manchester is
Dcseryedly Winning the Hearts of
Her Husbands Tenants,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
London. Dec. 22.-There has not been
a more typical instance Of the prompti-
tude with which the Transatlantic
brides Of European noblemen are wont
to make their influence felt in the con-
duct Of their inferior halves affairs
than that now furnished by the young
and pretty Warehouses Of Donegal, |
who has taken into her own fair hands
the negotiations which have been pend
inc for some time between her nominal
lord and his Irish tenants regarding the
proposed sale Of their holdings TO the
latter. Most readers will remember the
somewhat remarkable circumstance OF
the marquis marriage with the former
Miss Twining about a year ago, His
lordship was so. while the years of his
bride from the new world numbered
only 81. The marriage made quite a
sensation, which was surpassed, how
ever, by that caused last October by the
announcement that q sOH and heir had
been born to the aristOcratlc couple.
Previous 90 this happy event, the indi-
cations had been that the title would
descend TO the marquis only brother,
Lord Henry Ftzwarrine.
But to return TO the part which the
young marchioness has been playing of
late In the management Of her hus-
bands AFFAIRS. For a number Of years
matters have not been running smooth
~ between the marquis and his ten
ants in the county Of Antrim. The ten-
ants have insisted all along that the
rents were eXorbitant and they further
complained that the marquis would do
nothing To improve the estate nor rec
ognize improvements when they were
performed by them. So the tenants
hailed with JOY the passing Of the re-
cent land act, believing that through
It's provisions they would be able to
buy their holdings. 1t was known that
the marquis was anxious to dispose Of
the estate under the favorable Condi-
tons the land act provided, and the
tenants on their part were willing TO
make some sacrifices in order to be.
come their 0wn landlords,
1t was only quite recently that the
parties of the second part learned that
the marquis is not entirely master Of
the situation with regard TO the dispo-
sal of the property. The m%archioness, II
seems, prefers to retaln.it. 1t Is under
stood. however, that In doing go she
means to make the conditions OF the
tenantry more comfortable by only de-
manding rentals that are consistent
with the marketable value of the land
while she IL also prepared to take into
consideration depressions caused by bad
lgRx.nasa al AIhA. aaa,4s.A.Ia.
This, however, IL only one Of the sew
eral schemes which the young marchio-
ness has on hand. Chichester Castle on
Island Magee, the family residence, will
be permanently occupied by the
marchioness Immediately the lease OF
the present occupant expires. She also
intends to put VI a town residence In
London, but whether she will be con-
tent to rent an existing mansion or
build a new n is not yet decided, She
is an energetic young woman. with a bit
Of money, and It Is said she intends to
make a stir in society during the next
season, and rehabltatc the good name
Of Donegal.
The Duchess Of Manchester already
has given evidence Of her deep interest
III tll AlllN 10 u A'lAhlNNN VI w
new Kylemore estates in Ireland, and
they are commencing to feel that they
| have In her grace an invaluable friend.
Peat. which Is the fuel Of the district,
Is remarkably scarce this year In con-
sequence Of the continued wet weather.
The duchess has been quick 10 see this.
and she has given Instructions to her
steward that no home must suffer for
want Of a good fire. To i~naugurate her
first Christmas as mistress OF Kylemore
Castle she has invited the very poor
among the tenants to dine at the Castle
on Christmas day. Those who prefer
] to remain In their own homes and enjoy
the Christmas festivities in their own
way. can have whatever they fancy at
her grace's expense.
Medical assistance for the poor has
been a feature sadly neglected In the
Kylemore district. A case where a sur
ge0n's aid might have saved life was
brought recently under the notice OF the
duchess. She has nov arranged that rs
soon as the extensive alterations which
are In progress at the castle are COM
| pleted, n physician shall be Installed
there Part Of whose duties win he to
attend to cases of emergency ON the es.
tate,
go
Nj. and Madame Georges Cuissart
| have left Brussels and gone 10 ST, Pc
tersburg, where they are busy installing
themselves IN the Siamese legation, Of
which NJ. CuIssart was recently made
secretary. Madame Georges Culssart
was Miss MunzIner OF New York, her
mother having been a Miss Bloodgood
Of that city. Mrs, Mun2iner, who Is a
widow. and her daughter, who was
married TO NJ. Culssart about six weeks
< In Paris, have been living some
years abroad, and Il vas on the first
occasion of their visiting Brussels sew
eral years ago that Miss Emma Nun.
ginger ca%ptlVated the heart OF the
young Belgian, But his family at first
put certain difficulties IN the way OF his
marrying one who was q foreign
er not endowed with that
wealth which Belgians look for
with their wives. and n moreover
who was not a Roman Catholic. How
ever. at last the Cuissarts, discovering
that the young mans mind was quite
made up, gave over their opposition,
and welcomed Miss Munzinger into
their midst. Mr. Georges Culssart Is a
fine looking young man and owing to
his position rs secretary OF the Slam
ese legation at ~, Petersburg, Miss
Munzinger will see diplomatic lie In
one OF the most interesting Of modern
capitals. The Slnmese minister Is un-
married, 90 that the duties Of receiv-
Ing M the legation win fall on her, an
office for which her charming manners,
and handsome appearance admirably NJ
her. She is 2S. and has all the fresh
brightness Of a girl, Mrs. M%uhzinger
has gone to 81, Petersburg with the
young couple, having Joined them af-
ter a visit which the bride has Just
paid 10 her new family, She win have
her own apartments close to the To-
CATION. Mr.. Cuissart's uncle, the
Count de Grelle. Is Belgian minister