Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-22

am.-Boston Transcript
 Those races of men who are milk drinkers are the strongest and most en- during i'll the world. The Aryan folk are indeed characteristically drinkers of milk and users of it's products, cheese and butter. 1t may well be that their power is in some measure due to this resource.
 At 2 a. m.-"What's the matter with the baby?" Mir. Fireeraclker said explosively. 'eThere must be a pin wheel sticking into it somewhere, pop per- sleepily replied his wife, lighting a Roman candle, ssWhy don't you rocket then. And with these words MT Fireeracker went off to sleep. "- Truth.
 Mrs. Nellie Jones, pretty widow, who was employed as cook at the Boone County qnd.) jail, has received word from Boston advising her of the death of relative who had bequeathed her S80,000. She is the widow of Will liam Jones, who died two years ago, leaving her destitute Since then she IdS 6dEiiSd ct llNi d COOfN-
 A famous London will bequeathed Gall my black and white horses to certain devisee. After the lawyers had wrangled to determine whether all the black horses and all the white ones were meant, or only the piebald, or black-and-whit ones, a witness testi- fled that all the horses of the dead man were mares, and confusion was worse confounded
 Hens will stand almost anything. There was one in Calais, Me, which swallowed pin and became nervous and irritable. The owner administered ether, cut the gizzard open, took out the pin, sewed up the wound with needle washed in dilute acid, and the hen is now all right again, testifying its gratitude vociferously whenever it's benefactor draws near.
 -'God moves in mysterious wayn was written by Cowper in 177S, just be fore his second attack of insanity. He intended suicide and engaged a coach man to drive him to point on the River Ouse, purposing there to drown himself The coachman lost his way and Cowper, instead of carrying out his intention, returned home and wrote this hymn Cowper gave it the title sLight Shining Out of Darkness.
 The highest recorded speed on the Atlantic as an average for the whole passage is 2f.9 knots per hour, per formed by the Cunard line steamer Lucania. Tbis has now been nearly equalled by hen sister ship, the Cam pania, which has just made the passage from New York to Queenstown in days, 13 hours, 8 minutes, over total distance of 2,905 knots her average speed having been 21. s2 knots per hour.
 An Arkansas man the other day rapped on his coffin just as the minister was about to begin the burial service over him. A man in the room, who thought some one outside was knock ing at the door, yelled, Come in," hearing which the supposed dead man in the coffin exclaimed: Whats the matter with you? l am in already, and want to get out" He finally became so obstreperous that the funeral had to be postponed IN. Y. Tribune.
 Mrs. InlSIlebnWHlbes WHO eieu III England quite recently. was, in her youth. remarkable for her exceptional beauty. A celebrated episode in her life was when, some forty or forty-two years ago at the opera, the whole house rose to it's feet to watch her leave the theater. Her eyes and fore head were beautiful beyond deserip- tion. and some idea rfay be formed of them by the well-known picture of the Nun. for which she sat- and the pho tographs of which are sold by thou sands for scrap albums.
 A remarkably droll wedding, at the regis trar's- office. Bristol, attracted an immense crowd not long since. The bride, prim spinster, fair and forty, pushed into the office of the astonished registrar a family perambulator. in which was tha bridegroom, man of forty-five, so crippled in both legs that from his birth he had not been able to walk. He was permitted to remain in the perambulator during the customary declarations of the civil contract, and when the bride again appeared, push inp the perambulator containing her husband, the crowd wished them joy and gave them plenty of rice, IN. ', Ledger.