Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-10

troubles than he bargatned Tor. His father
in Russia failed in business, and also in
CURED the ill-will Of the Government au-
thorities. He, too, was compelled 70 seek a
home in foreign country, and with his
family he went 10 England. Poor in
fortune, he could no longer send remit
tances TO his son, and so notified him. The
young Count had now choice Of two things
work or starye. he set out TO find the
first, but was not successful. He was well
educated and had good talent, but New
York was full Of talented beggars, and
Lacousky's search for position as teacher
Of languages was ia vain. Discouraged and
disheartened, he returned 10 his cheap lodg-
ing-house. He was unable 10 sleep. he
couldn't see where his breakfast was 20
come from, a. the last farthing was now
gone. Should he commit suicidel Death
under the circumstances would certainly
be relief. These were the thoughts Of the
Count in his moments Of desperation. Not
He would battle with the world and earn
livelihood, even IL he had 20 WORK as a
street scavenger. But be found out the
next morning that even the position II
street scavenger was not TO be had for the
mere asking Suicide again ran through
the desperate mans head. But be took re-
newed courage, and that night together
with four tramps, be boarded freight
train on the New YORK & Hudson River
railroad, aud two days later Laeoosky
found himself in Albany. Here he succeed
Cd IN getting work a. a laborer IL a railroad
yard, but on the third day he had tbe his
fortune 70 break his leg, and was lad up IN
the hospital for three mouths. " Then he
had recovered he went back &C work. bot
did not remain long in Albany. TIE xorE
was too hard for hTm From Albany be
went 20 Buffalo, and from the latter place
he ggent 20 Scranton. Pa. He worked in
the rolling mill a. Scranton for three
months and then came 70 Wnkesbarre
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clock WORK, ard accepting al jobs that
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