Democratic Sentinel, Volume 15, Number 26, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 July 1891 — A Virginia Curiosity. [ARTICLE]

A Virginia Curiosity.

At Mount Ehgle, about eight miles from Charlottesville, Albennarie County, Vit., there Is a largo residence, on tin windows of which from the outside can be seen the photograph of a man's head and shoulders, the hoad and shoulders of a woman and child, and in another pane of glass the distinct outlines of a cat. The theory is that the parties were looking through the windows at the rivor during a storm, anfl a Hash of lightning photograpliod them indelibly on the glass, but It is not known who they were. The pictures cannot be seen from the inside, but that they can be plainly seen from the outside is vouched for by prominent citizens of Charlottesville.