The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-12
BREAKFAST BUDGET.


New Yorks well.known society
woman, Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts, who
took to husband Col. Ralph Vivian, OF
the English army, is snid TO have pro.
sentcd him n policy OF her own life for
100000. But whatever she did she got
n fine specimen Of q man, age 40. lie Is
big, sinewy and gentle. flo is close TO
the prince, and OF tip.top standing In
English society, and has been good
campaigner, too. His widow-bride Is
perhaps older than he, but she Is hand
some, robust, and has an aristocratic
carriage. She Is blonde in coloring.
Tho popular vote was about 100000
In 1884, about 100000 in 1888, and II
will probably reach 100000 votes in
1892. Tho total IL forty times greater
than that cast at the first presidential
election, and larger than the electorate
OF any country in ancient or modern
times. For tho first time il exceeds tho
total vote east In the German empire or
in the French republic. Great Britain's
total was passed many years ago. In
100 tho total number OF Inhabitants Of
this republic, men, women and child
ron, was 3,O20,2l4.
Tho Danish sculptor lTasselrus Is
making group commemorative OF tho
golden wedding Of the king and queen
OF Denmark, us n commission from the
royal families OF England, Russia and
Greece. 1t will represent Denmark sur.
rounded by three lions bearing the royal
arms Of England, Russia and Greece.
Around the pedestal will DC bronze me.
dallions OF tho iifty-one children and
grand children OF tho royal Danish
couple, who have given czarina to
Russia, a future queen TO England, and
king to Greece.
General II. ]. Hunt, by maasing the
artillery OF the army OF the Potomac ut
Gettysburg, says the Philadelphia
Pres, did rs much for tho issue OF the
battle rs any man not in supreme COM
mand. The suggestion made in The
army and Nary journal that the artillery
service OF the army provide him with
statue on the field, deserves tho atten-
ton OF the artillery officers OF the army.
A movement once begun by them
would undoubtedly command civilian
aid.
The Hon. Richard Vaux, Philadel-
phia's honored and picturesque citizen
who held Randalrs seat in tho house
for the unexpired term, has for fifty
years been an inspector OF tho Eastern
Penitentiary OF pennsylvania. Reciting
some "reminiscences OF his official duties
he made the interesting statement that
OF the 1850 inmates in the prison not
over three knew trade.
a company making aluminium in
Neuhausen, Germany, have again low
ercd the price Of that metal from 10 D
marks kilogramme. This price is one
third that OF nickel, and only 20 per
cent higher than copper.
Governor Russell, OF Massachusetts,
is now thirty-five years old. and quail
fed by the constitution to accept
Presidential nomination il his party
wish to present it TO him within the
next twenty-five years.
In Vienna there is q club OF rich men
pledged to marry poor girls. Ii men,
Der marries rich girl he is fined
$1,000, the money being presented to
some worthy impccunious couple en-
gagged to be married.
A son OF the poet Longfellow is OF
the firm, Longfellow, Alden & Harlow,
that is to build the Carnegie library,
museum and art gallery at Pittsburgh.
There were LOG contcsting architects.
In consequence oil recent verdict
against a publishing firm, it is said that
some London publishers talk OF requir-
ing an indemnity from authors against
proceedings for libel.
The Prince OF Wales has begun to
sign himself Edward" instead OF
"Albert Edward" indicating that when
king he will be Edward VII.