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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-14
HEARD AROUND TOWN.

from payment of full taxes.
The street car tracks are getting
in very, very bad condition.
"My son-in-law didn't have {
fair shake at dem printins; anC
you can't figure EN- oud"
No further delay should be haC
in concentrating those suburban
sla lighter pins.
Good real estate is better than g
leaky savings bank. Ask John T
Hambleton.
Since the Washington theatre
has been closed, it should be here.
after moved to some side street.
The crap shooters are getting
very hungry, and some of them
have gone to driving a street car.
Some say he has, and some say
he has not got his campaign
money back.
The election, June 30th will go
by default if it is not better adj
vertised.
I'VE must have an organ" if we
have to buy two papers to make
one WE SCHEMERs.
Geo. B. has got "lots of stuff"
boys, let's pull his leg.-[ADvEN-
TURER.
A bull-headed manager can do a
worthy show company much dam
age. -, -.-1..2 ~ g. r.
The water spout that fell at
West End Monday afternoon has
filled up the lake.
Judge" Barnes has goue up to
Kerrville,with his family, to take a
Whit of mountain air.
Those herds of cattle and horses,
with cow bells attached, are one of
nuisances of West End.
Has Alderman Joe Beckmann's
Pole ordinance been consigned to
the consomme
Some of the detectives think it
is smart to try and hide things
from the reporters.
Whenever you see benefit fake
announced, you can bet some
printing is going to be "taken in"
There was a little shooting and
cutting scrape last night, but the
affair is kept quiet from the re-
pOrters.
The street commissioner will
please send cart and few Gig
arctic smokers on cleaning eXpe-
dition on Matamoras street.
Alderman Jack Dougherty has
been too busy lately figuring on
real estate deals to "figure" any on
the city printing job.
1t becomes convenient sometimes
to pigeon-hole a bid, and not bring
it up for discussion, when you have
a personal feeling" in the matter.
Some of the sports are anxious to
get up a scrap between the chick
ems of Joe Gravenburg and Col.
Pat Fields. They both have some
fine birds.
Pat Bergen has resigned his po-
sition as peace officer at the Vaude-
vile, and is now devoting much
of his time to raising fine dogs out
at West End.
The girls at the West End dance
last night were dressed in all the
colors of the rainbow, only the red
was most numerous.
NJ. G. Shacklett has commenced
off the grounds pre-
paratory to building the large bath
house at the sulphur well.
One of our enterprising young
helps to swell his salary
by selling ginger pop and soda at
the West End hops.
One of our local politicians is re-
operating on his ranch and laying
the plans for revenge. The first
gun was fired at the election for re-
corder.
When next Sam Jones visits San
Antonio he will find the painted
angels q west of the San Pedro
have nearly all moved on the east
side, and located on some of the
most fashionable streets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-14
FELLOW CITIZENS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This Office is not responsible for the
private bills of any of its employees. And
no such accounts will be recognized or
paid unless accompanied by written or
der from 7. B. JOHNSON. Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-14
CLOTHING.

We have special line of cloth
ing, reduced to original cost. Now
is:the tmei to get an A. l suit cheap.
6 IA ct H. HARMS, 215 Alamo Plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-14

j. P. Maloney, commercial agent
for the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as, arrived in the city yesterday
from trip over the road on bust
ness.
Superintendent r. H. lines, of
the Sap, is expected home today
from Waco, where he has been for
the past two days, inspecting the
road.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-14
WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
to any persons on account of the LIGHT
except TO our authorized collectors as
published in the paper, unless they hold a
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. T. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

U pana J6zet;a . Herko W
Marshlanl5la bedzie W sobote, 10
Kwietnia, bal, poiaczony z wyloso.
waniem kosztownego zegarka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
Compartment Sleepinp Cars.


Our readers are familiar with the regular or
standard sleeping cars which the Pullman Compa.
ny runs on most of the railroads, and know i.osv
luxuriously they are furnished. There is nothing SO good
but people wish for something better, and objection
have been made to sleepers that privacy was lacking,
that the lcvatory accommodations were insufficient, and
that two or three persons (of the gentler ses) would
take possession of the dressing-room in the morning,
to the delay and annoyance of other lady passengers.
The new compartment sleepers on the trains Of the
burlington Route from Min ncapolis and St. Paul to
Chicago remove these objections. Instead of the cent
raj aisle, with open berths On each side, the car is
divided into ten cosy state rooms, with doors opcninu
into a corridor on the side of the car. For half its
length this corridor is on the left side, then icrosses to
the ~right-tvc compartments being thus situated on
each side. Each compartment contains an upper and
lower berth, arranged in the usual way, but the atttrac
ion is that it constitutes a room in itself. A handsome
gas fixture depends from the ceiling, difusing a soft
light into every nook of compartment. In one corner
you notice a handsome mirror, and beneath is wha.
looks like a rosewood box set on end. In the center
lof this box is a convenient nickel-plated handle, Take
hold and pul-you have before you a complete toilet
outfit, bowl, faucets for hot md cold water, etc., and
turning the box up again empties the bowl of its con-
tents. this is one Of the many comforts and convenien-
ces that meet you at every point. AS we said before,
each compartment has a door which opens into the
corridor, but they have also doors connecting them
with each other, so that two or more can be made into
a suite of rooms, for a family or other large party
travelling in company. The furnishings and fittings
OF these cars are as tasty and equisite as money and
the most skilled workmanship can make them and the
colors of the plush and papers used in decorating each
comp artment different. For ladies without escort, or
travelling in charge Of children, nothing more retired
and comfortable can be imagined, and on the Bur
lngton Route trains two compartments are always
reserved for ladies exclusively. Next time you 20 to
Chicago, buy your ticket via the Burlington, and see
what these cars are like.
W. &c. KENYON,
Gen Pass. Agt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
" NEBRASKA.

Ma Geese 500 J6zefa. Patrona
naszego kosciofa W Elbie, mlelis-
my W dniach Is, 10 ! 20 Marca
u~roczyste a oraz wielkopostne
nabozenstwo. Kierowa} nabozen-
stwem nasz tymczasowy proboszcz
w. o. Sebastyanski z Poznanla,
pomagall mu w. ks. J.. Br6z,
proboszcz re St. Paul, i W. u.
Franc. Turek z Poznania
Mielismy codziennie trey
kazania. q dziatwa nasza katechy-
zacye. Dc stc}u Pansklego przysta.
PHO oko1o 200. = Dnia 1890
ochrzclt o. Turek dwoch bllznia-
kow zuch6w chfopcow J6zefa
Francla. w. ks. Jaklmowicz, wra-
cajac z Valley Co., wstap{ }aska-
vie dn. Is do Elby a odprawlw-
sly rano d. l6 Msza swieia,
pcdazy} do Omaha.
Prace W polu rozpoczeto mas
ma dobre.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOW e.

z n,ezwykta uroczystoscl2 OBJ
chodzilnimy tego 1oku W parafi
naszej S. Stanls}awa ca}y Wiclk1
Tydzieh i Swleto OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MIA Pahsklego.
W pledziele Palmuwa, we W.
Wtorek, we w. Srode we w.
Platek by}a spiewana, jak to sic
dzleie pc katedrach i znamienltych
koscio3ach, Meka Panska,
wedfug opowiadania czterech
Ewanglellst6w Pansklch. Pc stronle
Ewangelii ustawiano diva pulpity,
ola splewajacego sfowa Chrystusa
Pana l ala splewal4cego opowla-
DAME Ewangelisty. Za b%alaskaml,
zaraz PREY prezbyteryum, W samym
srodku, staf pulpit ola spi%ewaJacych
ssowa wszystkich lnnych os6b,
przemawialacych oMece Zbawiclela,
Jak mp. siowa Plotra Sw., Judasza,
Plata ,Zyd6w krzyczacych, ,,Ukrzy-
zui" It'd. X proboszcz ubrany ]ak
do Mszy sw., tylko bez ornatu,
pr%zedstawiaf P. Jezusa, x. DR..
Mislckl W takich samyoh szatach,
tylko W etule ma krzyz jake dyakon,
splewaf s}owa ewangellsty, PIP.
organista mlejscowy Kropidlowski,
razem z 8 chlopcami W komesz-
kach, splewa'lschorem s}owa reszty
os6b wystepujacycn W tel Bosklei
tragedy Meki P~anskleJ.
w W. Srode, we w. Czwartek
Il we w. Platek o g. wieczorem
przy ~jarzacych swlecacL ma l5-to
ram,ennym s%wlecznlku, W koSciele
nabityln pc prostu %poboznyml
psrafianami, %odprawlia sic Clemna
Jutrznia, z}ozona z psalm6w pc
wiekszei czesci wieszczaoych
niewlnna smierc Zbawlclela, nadto
z rozczulaJacych rzewna melodya
lamentow Jeremlasza Proroka i
lnnych spiew6w.
Niepodobna opisaG dok}adnie
reszty cudnego Wleikotygodnio-
wego Nabozenstwa; dose powie-
dzieG, re nasz pasterz z X. asys.
tentem zroblli wszystko, zeby ce-
remonie naszego sw. KoscIoia "a.
jasn,iy W caiej chwale j o~kazaiosci.
w Nledzlele Zmartwychwsta-
MIA Pahskiego Rezurekcye o G. 5.
Odpgawii X.proboszcz W asystency,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
s:Hh a0AGO

A;RE
Pszenico-76
OwieS. - 80 c.
Horn.-39
Kartotze. = 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
re SWl A

BERLIN. - Cholera pc.
kazala sic we wsiach gallo i.
sxich mad granica rosyiska.
Ma Podolu, w cesarstwie
rosyjskiem, W Lutym umarlo
ma cholere 600 osob. Tutejsi
znakomici lekarze prorokuia,
re "a cztery tygodnie cholera
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

Wybory W dn,u 3 Kwietnla
wypad}y dosyc pomyslnie ola de-
mokracyi W naszem mleScle. Ma
g1dwne urzeda wybrani zosts2l
demokracl, a mianowlcIe:
Major = DAVID FAKLER.
Kasyer = Cnas. A. GLE.
ASSESSOR = f., W. REBSTOCk.
Scotia - WA. ALLEN.
Sedzla spec. = f.. LEES.
Naczelny radca szkolny
ALT. BROOKS.
Naczelnym aldermanem wy
brany zosta} oh. j. keenan,, repu-
bllkanin. Repuollkanie przedostali
take swoich aldermanow W pierw-
szej l trzeciei wardzie. Ma radcdw
czyll dyrektorow szk6lnych wybra.
nj SAM domokfacl.
w czwarteJ wardzle zwyciezyl
jako alderman OBJ. Andrew Hill,
demokrata. Uzyskai on 6S4 glosy,
przeciwnik ]ego zas, Polak MARGIN
Wejer, tylkc 400 glosow. Trzeba
wledziet, re OBJ. Hill jest %gi6wnym
szafarzem W duzej parowej pile,
W ktorel PRAGUE 300 Polak6w; ci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
rozszerzy sic pc calej Europe.

r Znowa upad}o tn
ministeryum, wszelako ME
wskutek sledztwa Panamsk1e-
so, lecz wskutek roznicy zdan
wzgledem opodatkowania spi-
ritusu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
Ceny targowe
W. HNONA.

Ps a-NI. l wiosenna GOc
zlmoWa 50 cen.
Nj q k a: Winona Patent 81 90
Straight $3.50 Mr.. 1 Bakers $3.50
Pasza kornu $3.50 IA
beczke
y e S. 27Ct
Korn 3Sc
] eczm1eD Er.2. SO c
Jaja l3c
0 tr 9 b y: bran $14 90
shorts $14 90, middlings $l4.3o
ground feed $50
we1na: srednla prana 25 a %
lichsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 20
s1ano dix e. $50
Tymotka 5000
K zyna $500. buszel
Il ymotk a 1.70c. buszel
M i Cd Toe
Kury wypraw. s c., kucczeta lOc
M le s zywe:
Appropriateness. $50
wieprzowina ST.. wo}owina $3.50
~ceIecina 800
Bob Sl.50 buszcl
Masfo 1Sc
kartofle GO C buszel
NIINNE
Pszenicn -63
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

NalSW. SaNiatHcHtu w
procesyl Rezurekcyinel i pred
Sumo odprawionei 2 powodu ma
ttoku wzieli udaia@ ,ylko Caelgodm
ksleza, WV. S,ostrv na>zd, hzioEM
nasi LegiomlSci " odswietnych
mundurach, ohtopry uslugaj2cY
prey Q}tarzu kllkauaSc,e par
dzlewczat W bieii.
Podezas Sunny sp!ewano ia
Cosy Msze Nemmei>a Grano ma
trabach.
Wszystkim razem j kazdemu
z osabna, zwlas2cza Czclgodnym
NX. "a wszystkle ~Nabozenstwa,
WV. Slostrom "a prace truly
okolo oltarz6w grobu panskleso,
Leyionistom, splewaNom mu2y-
kantom "a umeczenle i najlepsza
wole, reszcle "a szczera p~oboznosc
okazywana Zbawicielowi stokrotne
Bog zaplat.
Dnia , hwietnia uledz'ele
Observation-Disclosures P&h>>ueg9 0 g.
4 pc poludnu odby}o SIC 2groma'
dzenie panien naSzy,.. polsSich "
.jednej re sal s~zk6lnNch. \. DR..
M,sicki przemowl} nasamprzod
slow kilka do 2gromadzonych, wy
kazujao k~oniecznoS6 za}ozenM ia
klego bractwa cay zvi4zNu iacza-
cego panny pclskie Winonsk!e
weztem wspolnei poboznoscl.
Cd was - m6wif Y. asy S'ent-od
was mlodych zalez} ~lele, bardzo
wlele. Takimi 20 wlekshej czeScl
beda przyszli Polacy t%uteje', jai'm'
wy sic okazywaG bed1lecte. "
dalszych s}owach z"propo""waf
X. Doktor zalozenie Stowar4ysle-
MIA ,,Dziecl Maryl," ~majHce"" ma
celu u czeSG szczrgotA.el> ~3 de
MP; y utwlerd>ene So rozmal :
tymi sposoby p"h ".'">'f paa
nom w}asclwei.
Eapisalo sic nas,e.'a e ma tersze
zebranlu panlen il6, store zaraz
przYstapi}y do wybor" uredmczek
Stowarzyszenia. Wy branymi costa
}y: prezydentka p. Teodozya JAZZ
dzewska, sekretarkn y. L2okadya
Clchanowska, kasyerka P. Jozef:
Cysewska, kontrolerka lsza Maryt
Clerzah, kontrolerka 2ga Prakseds
Grucha1a.
Dyrektorem Stowarayszent
zostat X. DR.. Mislekl, ktory napl
sal odnosny statut, i. ustawy
Stovarzyszenla dzleci M@ryl.
Uchwalono potem wysokost
wkiadki m~ieslecznej | uYbran'
splewaczkl tax do splewG niedziel
nego ma ch6rze jak do splewu II:
3 lub 4 glossy we wleksze sw'eta
w p~rzyszfym numerze Waarus do
nlesie o mitlngu mtodlIencow, kt6
ry sic ma odbyG W tych dnlach v
sprawle za4ozenla wsrod nasze
m4odzjezY ,,Stowa1zyszema Sw. go
zefa.''
Warus cieszy SIZE Z tego
zyczy serdecznie ohu Stowarzy
szen,om bfogos}awiehstwa Bozeg
licznego wsp6fadzla}u.
W pi{ach wmonsk,ch. skor
teraz kra juz odpiyne}a rec
MISSISSIPPI, rozpoczyna sic robota
w pile Empire Lumber Co. pra
cuia juz wszystk'eml sI}ami o.
. hWlGLuld - YAK SdihO " pm
Youmanowskle]. - w pile Ha
mlltona rozpocznic sic robot
latowa W naJblizszY poniedzis{ek.
Ob. Jan Mauszych ustanowion.
zostal jake foreman W pile Eaplr
Lumber Co.
Wybory W dnlu 3 Kwietnl
wypad}y dosyc pomyslnic ola de
mokracyi W naszem mlescle. ~
g1dwne urzeda wybrani zostsa
demokracl, a mianowlcle:
Major = DAVID FAKLER.
Kasyer = Cnas. A. GLE.
ASSESSOR = E, W. REBSTOCk-
Sedzia - WA. ALLEN.
Sedzla spec. = Fl. LEES.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
100000

p%asazerow ma parowcach nlemiec.
kiego Lloyda odby4o podr6z NOR
ska b~ezpiecznie dobrze. WzgIedem
cen daIszych lnformacyj udaGsle do
Oelrfclls & 60. Gen Agents,
Mr.. 2 Bowling Green, New York.
Hi. Clausenius & Go.
General Western Agents.
50 9th Ave.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jan Anglewicz, Ill. G. e.
Shms DIT agenci " Winona.
Martin & NemetEl
HaZleton, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06

tez wszyscy, wraz z swolmi krew-
nymi ma nlego g1osowall.
Panowie Daniel Fakler, c. A,
Glle w, a. Allen zawdzieczaja
swoj wyb6r oltsSzymiei wlekszosci
polsklch glosow W czlvartej wardzle.
". KS. DOMAGALSKl "a.
prosi} W pierwsze swieto Wlelka-
nocne po Sumle prowizorow nssze'
90 k~oscio}a polsklego do plebanii,
ma swleconke, homie a serdecznle
ich ugosci}.
Do srona z%aproszouych miai
zaszczyt naIeAeG wydawca VIA.
rusa ,kt6rego ME mniej za%chwycaiy
poswlecone przysmaki, jak zado'
kumentowana chrzeSolahska har-
monia w naszej parafu.
Parma Marya Rzeszewlczow-
ma, kt6ra pred paru laty WYE
chala ztad z matka ia Zachod,
z~areczyla size W San Francisco, W
Kalifornn, z mlodym zdolnym
inzynierem, nazwiskiem Pawes
Monlak, re Lwowa pochodzacym,
= Winszujemy!
U pana J6seta . Herko W
MarshlanIsle bedzie W sobote, Is
Kwietnia, bal, potaczony z wyloso'
vaniem kosztownego zegarka.
|, Cos pasnego.- oszczsdnost
jest droga do majatku. WykraJ to,
a ten kawa}ek da ci prawo do
pleknej FoTOGRAFII g%ablnetovei
kt6ra CT dodadza W pracownl TO
toerafcznel pana Audrews.-Wy'
konuiemY te sama robote pofowe
t%anie], iak zwyczaj, Reczymy, re
obrazkl nasze bed2 sig podobafy,
DO tez i Z najwieksza dok}adnoscla
beda wykonane.
ANDREWS, 81 W. Sec. Vt,
Dawnlelsza galerva Morgeneiera
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-06
NDR y! D: j 5 ! y! | (
w RENT: n
NEW~yQRK!i
Sxybka jazIa paroweaani
Bremen a New York

OAS11ACA " ~ Il vi IL
Najwspanial.sze rarowce
SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN,
TRAVE. SAALE, ALLER, ELDER
EMS, WERRA, FULDA, ELBE,
KAISER WILHELM II.
Go sohote, wtorek srode,
Bremen
Go sOb0te, wtOrek srode,
New York.
Bremen jest miastem bardzo
wygodnie potoEonem ola podr6z-
nych i z Bremen MONA W
kr6tkim czasie pojechaG do wszyss-
kich miast Niemlec, Austryi i
Shwajcaryl. szybkie parowce poi
nocno-niemlecklego Llojda 81 bu,
dowane 2 szczegolnem uwzglednle-
mem pasazerow sredniego pokladu
i drugiej kajuty, maja takze
pomosty i %doskonafa weutylacva a
kuchnla ola ~pasazcrow wyborna.
Przesz{o
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-04-06
The Eniant Terrible.

They had just settled down for din
ner, and the nervous spinster who
had the guests seat was still primp-
ing, as persons of her class will, when
the family infant let out a whoop
that told of grief and terror which
could no longer be suppressed.
whats the matter, dear?" inquired
the visitor, In voice Of the deepest
solicitude. "You go way from our
house" was the shrill and startling
response; you're just killing my
mamma, so you are" "Why, Mary
dear, how you talk, from the mother.
What do you mean anyhow talking
like that?" "You sa-said, mamma,
If that ol-old ma-maid st-st-stayed
for dinner sb-she would b-be the
death of you, soyo-you did, boo -hoo!"
Then there was scene that beggars
description, and when the ancient
maiden flounced through the front
door she was coldly congratulating
the mother upon having so charming
and so courageous little child as the
one who had just saved her life. A
minute later the merry sound Of the
maternal slipper in active service was
mingled with the cries of the enfant
TERRIBLE Free Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-04-06

the elf owl, which is found in the
Southwestern part of the United
States. 1t is less than six inches
long, and it nearly always breeds in
the deserted holes which woOd-peckers
have left in the giant cactuses.
How Birds of Prey Feed.
OF the birds of prey with which this
country is so we'll supplied there are
but few which deserve to be put on
the black list as injurious TO man.
One Of the owls which are in i'll re-
pute with the farmers is the barn
owl. Nevertheless, it's reputation is
undeserved, inasmuch as 81 per cent.
of its food consists of rabbits, squir-
rels, rats, mice, frogs, and crawflsh,
The long and short-eared owls
also feed extensively on mice.
The injurious species of hawks,
which feed mainly on animals that
are useful to man, are the sharp
Skinned hawk, Cooper's hawk, the
goshawk. the duck-hawk, the gyr-
falcon and the fish-hawk. The gos-
hawk is comparatively rare in most
farming districts of the United
States, being a bird of the far North;
otherwise its destructiveness to poul-
try would be great. Few species are
more fond of poultry and game birds,
its large size enabling it to carry of
with ease full-grown fowl. Ruled
grouse often fall a prey to it, on
which account it is sometimes called
the partridge hawk" 1t strikes
down a hare with ease. Much of the
ill-favor with which birds of prey in
general are looked upon is due to the
depredations of Cooper's hawk. This
is common species throughout the
United States and Canada. 1t is the
true chicken hawk" Cooper's hawk
and the sharp-shinned hawk feed al
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-04-06
A Fairy Godfather.

Two gentlemen, one an American
and the other Viennese, met at an
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a short hut delightful acquaintance,
the Viennese discovered that the
american, who had given his name
as Hunt, let us say, was a banker.
Are you, then, the head Of the
house Of Hunt, in New York;" he
asked, in surprise and interest.
t lam"
"How very strange!"
"Why stranger"
Il cannot give you a satisfactory
reply without telling you a sad
story" was the answer, and he went
on TO relate the following incident:
Two years before a charming girl
who was under his guardianship had
married a man who had at once set
up in business on his wife's capital,
and had become bankrupt. The next
step was his disappearance, and so
discouraged had he been over his
ruined hopes that every one believed
him to have committed suicide.
Within a few months, however,
LIS WIG hdO AONOlNOO a
letter from him written from town
in one Of the Western States of
America. He begged her to forgive
him for leaving her, and promised to
send for her as soon as fortune should
once more favor him.
Letters continued to come, now
! from one city and now from another,
until he wrote from New York, say
ing that he was in the banking house
of Hunt, at salary too small to
allow him to send for her, though
il industry and perseverance could
advance his interests, she should
not have long to wait.
"And now" said the Viennese, cd
you know a clerk of yours named
Pray?"
~No," was the reply. Il left home
months ago. But your story is SC
interesting that we ought, IL possible,
to spell out the sequel. will cable
( home this minute"
"Have we Clerk Pray in our serv-
ice?" ran the message, and next day
came the answer, "Yes."
what salary" ran the next mes.
sage. as he satisfactory"
The reply to this was condensed
certificate of character of which any
clerk might be proud, with the adj
ditional information that Pray's ex
ceptional virtues were paid for at the
rate Of $40 month.
"Pray promoted" cablcd Mr.. Hunt
"Quadruple his salary"
A day later the forlorn young wife
in Vienna received message from
her husband, delightedly limiting al
yood-fortune and urging her to come
to him at once. Mr.. Hunt, of course
heard the news, and, no doubt, con
graduated himself on his ability Il
play fairy godfather at the right mo
ment. ri,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-04-06

an economic standpoint. 1t eats fish,
and fish only, and is often nui-
sance to the tlsh-culturists. Some OF
the most valuable kinds of fishes, as
trout, bass and mullet, fall victims
to its splendid powers as a fisher.
The rough-legged hawk, one of the
largest species, feeds exclusively on
the smaller rodents, and the number
Of meadow mice 1t destroys is we'll
nigh incalculable. 1t passes under
the name of "hen hawk" though II
never destroyed hen or chicken in
its life. The marsh hawk is one of
the first In economic Importance, be-
ing abundant almost everywhere in
the United States. 1t can be recog-
nized by its long slim form and from
the manner in which it beats back
and forth over the Drairies. marshes
and meadows In search OF ground
squirrels and mice, Of which it an
nually destroys vast numbers Occa-
sionally 1t seizes small birds, and once
in while stray chicken, but the
harm it does is inconsiderable. The
buZzard hawks, which include nine
species, are large, sluggish and toe
slow Of wing to secure such agile
prey as wild birds or even poultry.
Their food consists OF small man.
mails, insects, snakes, toads and frogs.
Eagles are nothing more than big
hawks. The golden eagles food is
mainly composed Of such large ami
mails and birds as rabbits, lambs, tur-
keys and grouse. A hungry eagle
would doubtless carry off a young
baby If it found one unprotected; but
it would not convey the infant to its