The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-08

Hiths whose death occurred MT the Washing
tom Asylum. Her age was stated at lO2
years. and dooth was the result Of old age
She was a native N Virginia.
The most startling bathing costume
set reported was seen on the beach az Atlas-
/ tc city last week. The entire outfit was
bright red color The skirt bodice, stockings
snd shoes were Of Tho same merry hue. and
/ perchcd jauntily on the side OF the young
iadys head was cute Charlie hat" The
wearcr fortunately attracted attention, not
alone from the gaudy outfit but also for
Der fomlessness in diving into tho break
RS
The blood Of st. Janareus. the Patron
~mn. " Naples IS preserved I'm glass
bottle where % has been sealed up for over
% thousand years. Every four months an
mmeese crowd congFegate in the Church Of
the saint. and after ceremonies performed
uy two cardinals the blood flows in the
bottle lfoue drop is coadjuiated II fort-lls
great disaster. The people View The miracle
+ with deep emotion. and some are driven TO
thc verge offrenzy.
The following incident is related by
/ ihe Gainesville lFal Advertiser as true :
/ "uiich up dar. Jack. Hitch mp de mule and
/ let's get outen dis. said an old darlsy yester-
/ day 90, 1e helped Jack 10 string the old har-
/ ness ON "a supcranuuatcd mule. "De police
b. iookin fur some fool Niger what flung a
/ whtcumillon rine in de street. and ] specs
So dc man. Hitch up m let's get outen dis
rlHce. nigger don't hab no more show In
dis town dan e. mis'able white man has IN
+ hoNou.
There is ina Ozark. Mo-, a remarkable
relic of the tornado that devastated Marsh
heh boz 1850. The day after The disaster T..
w, ii som, b esl,qifssWmiM o6a41Bkn'8e %
mat the neck of the bottle touched inc eise
~ tine bottom. and set the glass was not
Icrocled Professor Tiso. who visited the
scene oft the tornado. attributed the bending
'ofrheho bottle TO electricity. IL was found In
fho wreck " one OF the Msrshheld drug
stores.
a swallow-taled dude Of an Anglo
,.ariac in Sew York entered the dining
room of the Knickcrhocker Tub at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. lie j. young mar
and ~omcthingofa u Augi0maniac. ciumi
of friends srolied in and observed th'
uns man about TO have fun course ain
nor. such thing al such an hour shocked
ODD. visitors "Nhat. my dear hoy. dining
move" said one Of Them "i-a-a-s' oh
.or,clthe young man as he glanced at hi
tmeriece. "y knaw. its o'clock ia Lunnon
yknaw.
The English postmaster general Ia
decd ted upon this introduction OF
nre,-penny postcard This Will be prinei
paliy used ioi the Australian service an
WIN Issued 10 the public At am early dai'
Tie stamp which appears upon the card
an entirely new design For the "Chsntre
coronation head" Of the sovereign, whic
ha, hitherto formed the main feature OF 'l
er.ti,h stamp. ull-length portrait Of he
majesty in her Jubilee robes has been suhst
tut.d. 10 u.s. ln fact. q reproduction ON
minnie scale OF Angels recent portrait
The homirg pigeons of the Hub Gu
were liberated al IT. Thomas, ont.' Al Oh
O'Clock ON Suudsy morning. At l:iO l. d.
uat dav five OF the lot were found IN III
Wagner loft Boston, each one wearing u
aluminium marked band which had bee
.,t ou i'm Canada by the llbsrator in n
roornlnr. The airline distance covered 81
B, miles. The time out. II hours 20 minutes, u
average speed, $50 yards per minute !"
IS. tourney holds the George W. Childs gu
in offered for thc best Journey this season ifo
l + 800 miles or over. IN the day, previous TO q
t,her LIST. The best pre-, ious was $50 miles
4 voung man named George
fx.fcr Pa. was sent on an errant across 1
river seyeiaI dygs ago. and the bridge bel
too far on he went To the river Alue "
found beat. IL had no oars however 40
decided 90 swim. leaving his clothes IN
,oot ON rettius across he realized mat
,,4snof properly attired 10 60 shopping a
,.,,.s foo exhausted 10 swim back.
therefore lay in the shrubbery 70 rest n
d f,.,,r. i.ter he was found there fastasleep
- .earchlng party who had found his cioti
,,t startled She town with report that
- was drowned.
Colonel Duncan claimed that +
nennett had lnsulted his wife at the cois
,.,,i..r., plcnic al island Park. Chicago NJ
la, and shot Bennett through the head n
.,ttr. crowd Of Beunetts friends
,...,,.l.J Duncan. who tried 10 use ms rev
,., l,.t four bullets were nred into ms DO
t..e... be could shoot. lie arose ana l.
..,,in. and two more bullets followed ~
ar- .,, am lis mce. bleeding from his "ou"''
"A, .,,ored man Jumped OH him and Win A'
.i..ned bis back until the iiesh lay III SUI
Duncan died during the night.
A verdict of death from ush' l"0
...nes from birmingham jury eApi''
verdict Of GO Death from pressure 10
.ne yoi,f.' The subject was ssi'"n'
- ..,, ,l,ed aftcr a fright and her de"'h
.,,,u,rted bv the medical " Illnesses u
.., tiat she was laced too 10" ny 10 en-
..r to stand amy sudden emotion rue
.'....,,.,,,.,. tieht LAGER. not only nj the w
Her collar nttcd 80 closely mat ~ we
~ ,os.iple 70 loosen II at the cfi''eHi "u'" ',
,,a.r her cofseis she wore lighuS "u''
belt. ,,,,i
Peter jackson, the coloied pug
" 90, .,.t,sli,. and Paddy Brennan.
mlo heavy weight. had scrap !" 49,
han gunalo. Monday night I"rso" IN
.e,..,., brennan 81 200 10 stand III iron
,..t.,,, four rounds. At 1913 VIC men =
,..,. .,,t.r with hard gloves. brennan y
..l,,, st the Australian sio""'"
'.,,,us,able point. Jackson retHiia's" -
,,.',,.,o,,,s,, with series of quieh's"
ng lef, handlers. tho last spil'',ns
p',os souftcd all over ana p'e"""'
80 - The nghting ias'ea "m's
minutes. but ii wa called '""'"'
,. 49,. .t.uted The ilgnt.