The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

'ill- NN'Il'N 't INV -N'" ''iiN "'' ''' Do
iion The laws of Tennessee prohibit amy
scalcasc on cotton.
THE lead mining industry of Dubuque.
Ia.. ha. suddenly received "a boom from the
discovery of cave ran of lead near place
called ~msmnawa Mound. The cave is fully
cNca,aied. and chamber about twenty
two feet square has been disclosed. ID is ,
filed with great chunks Of native ealcna.
almost pure--omc as large as Vatcr-huch-
ci-. A number of miners are lcUin. 10
prospect in ihc same region.
Nn WILLARD says that hc and his friends /
have not get decided upon Tine composition /
of thee ucNi Board of Directors of the North /
cm Pacific Railroad. "1hcrc has been "a
Ser, extensive change of ownership IN the
preferred and common stocks in con-c-
Quucc of tine recent rise in Them" says Mr..
Willard. and vc are determined That thc
board -han hc truly representative" IIo
-ly- Chat thc programme for new measures
in ihc roads policy differs entirely from
ceoryihn. which has been printed about 10.
Tnorou sailor, are proyorhiall, 80 super
: -nt'uu- chat. when ship gets "a reputation
Of hriu- miucky fl is often difficult 90 get %
crew 90 sail her. 10 i- not often that ship
gets that reputation before She is launched.
/ This appears 90 Dee the fate of toe 'cruiser
sam Francisco. now being built Dog thc
/ MON Iron Works. Il is reported that tine
sailors on the Pacific coast think the name
i- mmchy and that if the cruiser eoo, COL
-ca hoarine 10 She will never bee heard of
again. This belief is founded on Tine loss of
a. number of vessels bearing that name. and
10 haas resulted in au effort % have tine name
of fhe ship changed.
Miss WANAMAkEH. who 3, now visiting
the Uairi-ou- 40 Deer Park. is % tall. 1.-the
Young woman who looks a~ though She
could fence. row cor WELD % racquet. She is
rather handsome. and beer face indicates
perfect health. ~he is clever and witty. and
f., ID great reader. Mrs. Harrison has taken
20 great fame, 90 her. and is anxious 90 have
her With h.r as much as possible. Miss
Wanamakor is mot fond of general society
but likes tomcet people OF intellect. and can
lhold hcr own m conversation with the
.he,ercst men and women i'm Washington
society. 70 is needless Go say that her
clothes iit beautifully.
THERE is amn living ion Hartford. Comb
who deserves the prize for ah-eni-mnded-
n,--.. & few days ago Doe Was having his
hoof- BACKED hy ann Italian street boot
black. just as tine ioh was finished and ihe
gentleman had picked ont nickel
from his PURSE an acquaintance -iel-
pol p and began talking. The first
Gentleman ahseul.mindcdly put ihe
n,rlel I'm his pocket and gave thc purse io
tl. hoothlack. who seized it and disappear
.d The purse contained SID Since that
time fhe italian ha, been asked to give DO
mo but refused. 80 the gentleman has bad
him arrested and Doe will Dee charged with
theft in court.
rur Delaware mcahWater. around which
There wa. such am enormous number o
-hpurcck- during the recent sale- and
lli.a tides. f. described as 'cilable trap
From fhe manner of ii- construction DO APP
n.ar- that vessel. are far safer of Cine coast
than inside lhe huge stone pile. \ gap ne
tween thc WI proper and the Ice breaker
f., tle cause of most of tine destruction. lh'
lua,c. sweeping I'm There and around lh'
ends Of ihe stone walls create miniature
maol.trom-. in which vessels founder mnii
D ho, afe shattered 90 pieces. The pe-cn
structure. which has been over forty year.
ina luldin. is 90 Doe supplemented nN
., larger one.
. TIM owner of ranch 40 Devils Lake
North Dakota. SAYS that sheet of water D.
tdnineup. Three year, since rcdhead "n'
.an,a-bach ducks bred There i'm proiu~ion
Inst season uoneY,ioppcd there. i"f"'''
,nof tine duck family rested ON the edge
ffhc ponds and lake, of the Dakoias. I'D
ranid settlement of the country has drive
f,e birds from their old hamis 10 breeding
.round. -o far north that the Young are h'
sufficiently nedecd 10 Withstand the 7h'f
oo-t- which o,criakes them before lnel az
roady to start for the south The create
proportion perish Devils Lake derives 'l
name from the mysterious habit ol losing u
,,.t.- until IL becomes absolutely dr.
- This i- gradual process cN'endi"
n,ronsh several Years. lt- restoration
.,.,no,,ina banks covers an equally lo'
period. a
AMERICAN credit appears 10 Doe I" "
zenith in Europe, particularly in German
returned traveller report, that fh'''u'
,.,,on with his wife on their bridal tour ~
,,ir.d a ring in jcwelcr's window n \
,.,hnrg. lie asked 10 have it reserved
, e.,, DAYS. a.. hc was not prepared l" p'
,h.... "a Then. THAT makes mo- difference
.,ia tine iewslcr: take the ring ana my "
are.. and pa, me when You are ready .
!. t.rvard having paid for this the same ''
: and Gentleman were admirins damon
,,ld.d watch and some other m'''i'
..pu, ve cannot possibly bu, them III
" .,.l.iued. eve cant spare the money
r,. ;ooeler wa. irresistible. "Jus' Ia
Me,u home with ,ou." he said, land pay
~ .ix months. a year, longer # ne''sS' =.
can cam have anything in the shop
an he knew about the Travellers was ','
n,,nc- and their hotel. The Je"e''r s'n"
''''.' .,,d thousands Of dollars worth
GODS to travelling Americans o" e'e''' ="
had never lost dollar yet