Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-25

bands wickedDess. Next morning the
husband, who in the meantime had been
nursing his wrath, went home and told
his wife that she had disgraced him. and
now she could pick up her traps and leave
his bed and board forever. Remon-
STRANGE was in vain, and she sorrowfully
departed. That night the husband re-
tired to his widowed bed think.
not to sleep. Visions of the past happi-
ness and regret for his basty expulsion
OF his companion passed through his
mind. Presently he heard gentle tap
at the door. Come in, he said. The
door opened and his wife. stood on the
threshold. Betsy" he said, "what
are You doing out this time Of night 2"
"Oh. no thing" said she. Make me
some coffee" said he. This she pro-
ceeded to do with more than her usual
alacrity, and nothing more was said OF
their disagreement. Now q new deck OF
cards adorns the mantelpiece in their
home, and every night after the supper
dishes are cleared away that husband and
wife sit down to q cheerful game Of "old
sledge." So wages the world.
PHOTOGRAPHED BY ELEcTRIc1TY.-The
Charlotte (Va.) Chronicle says: We
learn that. within the last two weeks, a
singular discovery has been made at the
house of Jesse Garth, for many years
deceased. It is said that distinct and
accurate likeness OF Mrs. Garth, who has
been! dead for twenty years, can be seen
on pane Of glass in the upper sash Of
one Of the windows, presenting very
much the appearance OF q photograph
negative. The discovery is said to have
been made by q woman who was washing
clothes in the yard, who imagined some
one was watching her through the window,
and went inside to see who IL was. We
gather these facts from DR.. Charles
Brown, who has himself seen the pic
twenty years ago Mr.. Garth told him that
his wife, while standing at the window,
was stunned by fash of lightning, and
the doctors theory is that the outlines
of her features were photographed on
the window pane at that time. The
youngest daughter OF Mr.. Garth, and
others who were we'll acquainted with
Mrs. Garth, have seen the picture, and
pronounce it striking likeness. 1t is
said to be more distinct about 9 o'clock
in the morning and in the evening
than at any other time in the day.
A Mock MARRIAaE.-The New York
Herald of December 18th says:
Ada lehman, young Jewess, told
Judge Otterbourg atouching story. She
said that some time since she made the
acquaintance of Adolph Silverstein, OF
No. TIA Delaney street. and on July 20
he induced her to be privately married
to him. He took her to house on the
west side of town, in West Twenty
seventh street, she believes, and mar
riage ceremony was performed by gen.
tleman who was introduced to her as
Mayor Wickham: she then accompanied
Silverstein on bridal tour to Washing
ton, Baltimore and Philadelphia. In
September he abandoned her in Phil.
adelphia without cent, and she told
her story to some charitable people and
obtained money to return home. Upon
her arrival in New York she learned that
Silverstein had been married in October
to another pretty Jewess named Lena
Cothman. She obtained warrant for
Silverstein's arrest on charge OF alb
duction, seduction and abandonment.
All the parties in the case are very
wealthy, and Silverstein was held for
further examination.
AN AFFEoTIoNATE BROTHER. On Sat.
urday afternoon a man engaged in un-
loading goods for house on G street
suffered fracture OF the knee pan. A
surgeon was sent for, who made the man
as comfortable as possible, and then
wished to know where the sufferer wanted
to be taken to. A brother of the man
started off to Gold Hill to see il there was
room in his house, promising TO return
in half an hour. He turned up egain
yesterday morning. giving as an excuse
for his absence that he had got drunk
and could not find his way back. Mean
time his brother had passed the night in
agony, the surgeon not daring to set the
fracture until the patient was in perma-
nent quarters. II Virginia Chronicle, 20,
| In the line of "How to Bring Ur
Parents is the speech of the little boy
who said: Father. I think You should
give up swearing or family prayers. y
The boy recognized the fitness of things