Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-11
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



An English gentleman has built church
costing &i40, 900 ID memory Of his daugh
ter.
A New Orleans woman Who was deserted
By her husband tea years ago 'sssriso agaln
became rich widow. and gave 81 900 70
her first husband
Mollie Tsussell paced through Roehes>
ses, recently on her way to . "Ca.hdlie in
sti,ution in New York. The Democrat says
she was splendidly dressed.
The wife OF 4 New York negro minstrsl
has s15, 900 worth ofdlamonds. Buret cork
fetched en-.
Hsbitual drunk nness for two years he's
been made cause fos divorce BY the We
mont Legislature
4 man stole his supper At the sherman
House, Chicago, recently, and we 6nsd Nv
dollars for il.
A Cievslandcf or statistical tusn Of mind
says that over two hundred people have
been burned to death from kerosene lanp
explosion within the past two yeasF, and
property valued ., 5000 o. 90 destroyed BY
the same means.
The bill for bridge owes East river "a
connect New York and Beookiyn has passed
the New York Legislature and there 10 I
prospec. Of New York having its slespin(
chamber before long within reasonable timI
and distance.
A servant girl in Berlin fell against RI
hot stove aud burnt on her arm the DATE
1909, which was on the stoy. The phys
ician Who WAS called on to minister % hi
looked It the date branded on hss arm. any
shak ing his head. Withdrew rsmarking th4
for so old an injury there vas no cure.
The Morris Herald recently noticed
large cake VI ice floating down the rived
upon which were happy family osnsistin|
Of . muskrat . squirrel, Z rabbit. end
mouse. They seemed to be on the MOI
friendly terms.
A drunken man fell out of The sscondstes
window Of the Chicago Court House rseen
~ AID might have broken his neck on N
steps il hts fall had not been broksa BY I
woman who vas walking bsnsath. Tn,
woman vas much hurt-the drunken mat
not much.
No TnANKs.-A magn,6centiy attissd
lady was, yesterday walking up Chsstns
street. Her cloak was Of Lyons velvet
trimmed With Cluny lace foot deep. Hs
sables were a. handsome probably, 20 ~,
euer rested upon and = large diamond brooch
told of plethcric portemonnais end 10
income. From the dainty bonnet that, lik'
an ice creamsucsr crowned he elaborat'
coilfeur, depended . Chantilly veil Of sx-
quisits texture through which. like the ray
from Kohinoor, cleaned the beautiful
light Of . pair Of true Castliao eyes. 4
number Of persons were stricken With Ii,
exceeding grace Of the lady's carriage. and
enjoyed brief glance at her features By q
outward occurrence. A gust Of wind sud
denly took bss veil, carried Il upward, ant
the next moment il WAS fast upon . tele
graph wire crossing, the street. About
doxon people started at once 10 recover It
but the lady paid no more attention to ths
matter than il she had dropped nickl'
cent upon the sidewalk. She passed OF
and presently entered the private enteranc'
Of principle hotel. A young gentleman ful
Of romance recovered the veil, BY . grse
deal Of trouble, and sought an intesviev
With the loser. He din't succeed. He va
told that he might keep the article for BIZ
trouble. Chivalry in that instance hardly
paid expenses The gsntlsman's tsowsssi
cost eigeteen dollars. climbing the tsls-
crap pole in question no reduced their vslu,
about ninety per csnt.-PhiladeipAia Ga
zette