The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-03

I'm -iiaW perry dlltN f, Nai.' i'N'h''' /
two young ladies went into the woods TO
search for ferns accompanied boy am English /
inastir. while seated ON log in an isolated
part of the forest. quite distance from Their
omc. they were approached by "A cinnamon
bear. AZ the sight Of their visitor the < rls
started 90 run toward home. screaming at the
Ton of their voices and followed by Bfuin.
the mastn was not afraid and caught hold
fthe bear hy the neck. a desperate struggle
took place and only ended when TWO men
arrived IN the scene and shot the bear. The
do, WAS 50 badly mauglcd that it was feared
Dee would de.
George Nanarsdale, a resident OF a
little Kentucky village. has Just started of on
h.s first trip on railroad train. lie is sixty
three vcafs DID, but he mad never been away
from home before lie is worth over $4,000
and is intelligent and well-informed, hnving
accumulated an bis property 10y his own e1-
eriious. lie was never in town In his life
a roifroad runs through his farm. and has
been there for years. but until he started to
Missouri lc never was on @ railrofd train.
Ills fam IS abeauiiful place OF 300 acre''
worth over SOD AN acre. Here he dispenses
a fine hospitality. and no man in al TINS Ie-
ai0nis held ln greater esteem by his neigh
h.r. The purpose Of his trip is 10 visit his
married daughter. who lives ia II Louis
In r. bert county. near Craft 5 ferry
on the savannah river Georgia, lives "
negro who goes by the name OF sheep
Jess" vino IS curiosity. His hair ana
WHISPERS are perfectly white and almost
Iclyef his head aud face leaving only small
Ita.c.c. of dark Skin around his eyes and
n1.e.nud area perfect imitation of sleeps
wool. His hair cor wool grows rapidly. ond
0ls,e.f. shears him every two weeks, thereby
rc.lvina enough wool 70 supply jess, his
eIf. and five children with stockings the
vear round. and sells enough socks TO sup
rf, Them with sugar and coffee. His VIE
|ha, nearly enough Of the finest Part of ths
,eo0l saved % make cloth for suit Of
clothes Cor jess next winter lie Is about
mriy-hye years DID,
A special from Newman. Ca to the
Atlanta Constitution. states that two days ago
fhe farmers boo thnf aud adjoining counties
nai tne finest prospects for large cotton
cr.nuthiu iUr memory 0f thn oldest peO.
IUle. hut f0 u.sht gloom mnnfirs every ARM
.i.. c.unteunc.. If t.e caterpillar bias ln.
,adeI every mrm. lnI N.s mlHees SOB he
fle nH.f fun .lts ls tN "t awful lh'
rlIn. lof ihe m.f Jess tIi. .a' 't0n Ncii ff'-
uiallr i0 theIr If.rslu I. ni millions of
thcn afe moss 900 uof. RENDERING mNic nin
destruction tnan sherman army. These
reports comes nom adjoining counties. "
well a. over, di-ffIDf In thls county Unless
the rains cease 500 fh1t farmers cam use rnri
green en.ctiyely. thr, .vll lose their cnt'r'
cotton crop. They are NOT only desiroyin
fnc stems aud leaves. lut are eating the COZ
erin, on tho Loils. Their mNases are with
out "a precedent in their destructive history
sam Jones has been holding biz
camp meeting nt Round Lake. Sew York
and people are nockiug in thousands 10 hea
him. On sunday morning nlhis sermon
Dee said:
How long would 10 have taken 10 conqne
tno south if halfthe Northern soldiers wen
iouneinr. drinking aud dancing with th'
southern amy?-iust what The Church is do
ing.
.Donr ask God 90 turn his guns on the de
l.lanl hil half the church at the first Hex
Doe exclaimed Joshua drew the line an
said. ..omc over % the Lords side. Ill
who does this leaves the devils territory
Ii. devil and the world are not hafmins 'h
Church to-day tut emheis OF the 'huic
ar. dnin. % power Of damniue.
.lf,ou ran Your business as You run you
church Tine sheriff would sell you out IN 81
months So thc dsvil would sell out yonl
ehufrhc.-for Dee has big mortgage ON then
only they WON'T bring anything IN TIE maj
i.ct of This world or the next
Mrs. MaSbIic ks friend Briefly ha
.,r,vel I'm Boston. having come over on tn
Scythia sunday.
10 "a reporter he said when LETT hns
and told AN that there was TO say can"
o. America 70 escape notoriely' ana 90 10
, want io figure in the daily journals
f1.,y,s a.kel: "Isit true that YOU pa
t.e costs of the trial. amounting 70 t''5Oo ?
..y.s. 'f hc answered. "that was the sum-
,. .po,ou ear. 20 say anything resaiAin
, ronr relations with Mrs. Maybrick ?
/ ~Nofhlne more than have already said
acrepiicd.
.Au can say is that have figured MOI
.,.,,irentlv lin the case in print than al
re.l connection with IL warranted. besio
lrterhaye nothing 10 say as 10 whtfe q
,,..,,. in Boston or after leave there. ha'
rothinc 10 say regarding anything ri
YOU win obl'se me by bringing your que
tious 20 "a close
A telegram from Niagara Falls CIV
an account Of Carlisle Graham trip throu'
ihc whirlpool rapids tho Maeisuoin' ~
Fosters Fiats. IL says that the i"c' was ~
.arotorv 10 his effort to-day to pass over
Calls which. according to Graham himse
and a few eye witnesses, was accomplish
,...fstV The same barrel was used. Al
..t,.i u,is morning IL WIS lowed out III
.,... ,.,,r by Andy Horne ana Garrett s'a
.,. aud 81 q 10 A. NJ. II was let 90 al "a POI
...t... rliupe,ga creek. Down the cure
' .,t.,..,, ,lnneing over reef. often out
.t.t, tm nj -lO 10 approached The prl
aud dropped 200 feet into the aoyss no'o
.r,... het,,l soon rose intact. and was
..,t.d An an eddy. Elmer Jones swain
,.,,, ,l,e canadian shore caught hoiu o
-. fastened TO the barrel, aud to"ed IL
49,. where lust az s:23 Graham was HI
.., "a. ZONES and Nj. Cahiii. Gtah"n
Is. n,oueht. more dead than alive
l4o,nes saloon. on inis SIDE
Graham himself 'nys; inc ms n"
was when some one struck ''e o",,''
I'D .ora1am, are you aiiNeY II o0
claimed Of terrible Palms !" me PACK
r"sd from the raclsing he had received,
Ell talk but incoheren'l,. About 90
a..S,.,le verify the statement that Graham
- =, he b rel, aud many more WIN SOY
. % - -. so,, the barrel 80 over. Graham
re- probably led TO his exploit by the @rp,s, ~
49,. 49,. pre- Of steve Brodie with the "Vo~ed ih'
~. se 49,, q iumpsrg the falls.