The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-03
GOrIIAM GOSSIP.
TIE Mystical Harquts-Au American
Girl CnptuPcs u Real "JukC."

Girl Captures u Real "Jnkc."
WAsnINeroN, D. c., April 1.-The New
York correspondent OF the Stare writes
The Marquis De Lcuyille, or Louisville, a,
most people call him, is still wandering
about. You may remember that
said few weeks ago that
began to look upon him with con
siderable interest, in view Of the extraor
dinary charges laid to his account. at the
Lotus Club dinner he began with the oys
tiers in such broken English thEt even the
walters could not understand him, but as
the dinner progressed he became more
and more ineligible, until he not only
spoke English clearly, but, as he swallowed
more wine, gave it q broad Yorkshire
stamp. After desert he twisted his jeweled
insignia Mt his neck for moment in EN-.
barEassment and then suddenly said that
he was the New York correspondent Of the
London World. 1t struck nc MS being
rather odd that Edmund Yates should send
a MARQUIS To America for the World When
he asserts that the country is "benCatli any
eentleman's notice, and advises his read.
ers 10 avoid Americans and Frankfort
Jews" Still no one challenged the state.
ment OF the Marquis, and he is as before
the recipient OF attentions from certain
ilk who arc widely known us the Goldfish
aristoeraGy."
All this Is written because woman who
passes as the wife OF the Marquis has been
recognized MS tho daughter OF Madame
TussaHd, the lady who runs the famonS
wax.works exhibition in London. Stimuli
taneously comes tho information from
England that Madame Tussaud's daughter
has run away with an adVeninrer who
wore heavy whisEers and II gold cye.glass,
Still, the Marquis may not be irind. and
his running away with the showman's
daughter certainly does not stamp him rs
sncI, as Marquiscs, like other people, do
strange things; still, the Marquis Is rapidly
creating n vigorous desire for more know,
iedre Of his former lie, and begin to fem
that when the facts come out 1t will be the
old, old story.
There is endless talk here over Miss
Nackny's extraordinary betrothal. She Is
known In New York, but never created
any lin mpteeSioul IuuuGh Ndt3 RoS8 "'4N4Se,
Tho great attractions abroad were, o.
course, due to her father, Boaan1a Mack
ay, WHO has kept Paris in state OF palpi
tating amusement by his extravaganza tol
several years. Il was always surmised
| tiiat Miss Mackay wanted TO catch titlet
husband, but the most sanguino psVcl
dreamed OF royal blood, and her capture o
| n Prince Of the house o. the Bourbon, dc
serves 10 create d sensation. Probably at
more arrogant and naughty stock thar
| that Of the Duke dc Aquila does not exist
They trace etheirlincage direct from thou
sand Sears, and this is the firss time i ha
ever been mixed With commoncrs blood
Miss Mackay takes d dowrY, It Is said, Q
$1,000 600. A thought Is bound TO cotne il
here, aud fancy that more than one MAJ
exclaims when reading tho news: Poo
i Girl, poor girL." ! confess : pity hee Il
spite of her so-called good fortune. HOY
will the spaniards treat her She ts sas
to be OF u rather timid disposition. pl.S
her. BY the BY, sho Is NOT Bonanza Mael
ay's own daughter, asis generally SUPPOSE
Her father was gold miuet, who Yorke
/ be8ide Mackay when they were starving !
death at Gold Hill, Nevada, HIS nan