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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-26
WORLD sENEFACTORS.


On the Great st. Bernard the monks
are building a new and larger hospice,
as travel over the Aosta Martigny pass
is increasing even in winter.
JEwEssEs of st. Louis have formed
the Sisterhood of Personal Service, a
charitable organization which will care
Tor the poor of their own denomination
and educate their children.
j. PIERPoNT MORGAN has given S2O,-
800 to erect stone sanitarium at Lib
cr3y, Sullivan county, N. Y, where
.onsumptives will be treated. The
S'ructure will be on tract Of land con-
gisting of 200 acres, which has already
been purchased.
DURING the past year s19, ,o87, ,116 was
given by private gifts and bequests to
colleges, museums, churches, libraries,
art galleries and other helpful agencies.
IN 1893 these free gifts reached the CO.
Iossal figure of 93,319, 1856. These sta
tistics do not include sums less than
81 900. tusgss
Dr. Prices CFepns :seK,ng Power
Worlds Esalr Fiigtesa , ward.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-26
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-06
MUSKMELON LITERATURE.
The Fruit Has Formed tho Theme OF
Lovers and Writers.

The Fruit Has Formed tho Themo OF
Lovers and Writers.
Muslkmelons have played a part in
history. They caused the fall of
Arqnes and led Mack to the capitula-
ton Of Ulm. One day, says the Paris
LIE Temps, Able Bernis came to dine
with the lnarquise de Pompadour, who
was furious because the maitrc d'hotel
had forgotten to serve melon. "Shall
get two muslSmelons for you, madame?"
He paid two louis for them. "Delight-
full, said the marquise. My compli-
ments, Monsieur rAbbc." Bernis was
happy until the moment when the clock
struck his eye. "What makes you sad?"
asked the pompadour. "Oh, madame
la marquise," he replied, 'my friend
Malvin and 1 have only one pair of
trousers for both of us, and he is watt
ing for it to go to dinner" The pompa-
dour gave pension of three hundred
thousand livres and an abbey to him.
His friend became, under the same pro-
lection, archbishop of Lyons. One
evening a strategist was explaining to
Bonaparte what he should have done if
Mantua had not surrendered. Bona
parte asked: "You have been in the
wars, monsieur?" The strategist re-
Piled: "No, but have read Polybius,
Marshal SAKE and Chevalier Folard."
Bonaparte said: ooh. YOU are learned!
Do you know how to make melons
grow?" The strategist exclaimed:
"General!" Indignantly. Bonaparte
continued: "You have read La Quin-
tinie?" "Yes, general" the strategist
answered. "You do not know how to
make melons grow, although you have
| read La Quintinie, and yet you talk to
me about war because you have read
Polybius. Good day, sir" Bonaparte
| said.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-06
A Blunt Man,

An intensely reserved man, Ibsen is
not at all fond of talking of himself or
of his works. At a dinner some time
ago the wife of well-known artist,
being seated beside him, insisted on
conducting the conversation to that
end and finally maintained at length
that his "Hedda Gabler" was an inn
possible woman. But, madam" he
answered, Il draw her from the life."
Eyes. Herr Doktor, but am a woman.
r should know. say again that it is
impossible that such woman should
exist" This was too much for Herr
DolStor; like flash he turned on her.
"Idiot!" he calculated, which was
naturally the end of that conversation
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-06
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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-07-03
D A KOT A.


Pension har beviljats Matthias Nell
son Hatton, N. D.
Eft nytt postkontor har blifvitin-
rlttadt Dolph, Hamlin county, S. D.,
med Gustaf A. S. Arnolson som post
mastare.
Tidningsmannamo South Da-
kota Press Association paboriade for.
ra veckan slit arliga mote Hot Springs,
S. D., hvarvid omkring so tidnings-
min jemte dcras hustrur voro Earva-
raude.
Frostskada. Fran Fargo, N. D.,
skrifves att uatten till fredags frost
Dickey county james Riverdalen an
staldes skada Il mais, hafre och potatis.
Hvetet tros ej ha tagit nagon skada.
nv elevator Tae Pevy Elevator
Company Salem, S. D., har gjort for
beredelser till uppf0randet at en- stor
elevator der pa platsen. Det ar me-
ningen att hafva den fardig It'd for
att kunna emottaga arets skJrdeafkast-
ming.
Lifsfarligt skadad blef en- islansk
farmare b. Bi0rnson fran trakten al
Stephen, N. D., da han var pa-vag till
s;aden med EFT lass thinner. Vagnen
stjelpte af nagon anledning omkull och
Ilasset f0ll Diver honom, hvarvid han err
h5ll svilra invertes skador.
Till lifstids straffarbete blef den
fOrra numret omnamde William Da-
wilson Belle Fourche, s. D., d0md ai
juryn, efter knappast tvenno timmarG
Ofverlaggnihg. Hans medbrottslina
mrs Alice Giles ar annu ej d0md. Ds
aro anklagade for att ha mOrdat den
s,nares man.
Coda skordeutsigter. Fran Yank-
ton, S. D.. skrifves den q dennes, att
r acknowledgements aro de bHsta Diver he-
: 10 staten. Det beraknas att hyete kom.
mer att gifva en- afkastning af 35 bus.
hels pr acre och hafren 100 bushels.
a Rost ar ar ej synlig pa de vidstrack-
\ ia hvetefalten, hvarest strict nu star
;. fyra fot langt och b0rjar ga lax.
+ En- artesisk sic kan man saga fin-
t nes narheten af Newark, S. ID. SSn
n har bildats derigenom att en- brunn
O blifvit borrad, som gifver sa mycket
It vatten, att ett omrade deromkring pa
It 100 acres kommit under vatten, vari-
r erande af EFT dup fran till s fot. Watt
l. net ar ytterst klart och af basta be-
r. skaffenhet SAINT fritt fran hvarishandt
a- orenligheter. Man .ar betankt pa att
,g denna sj0 odla karp, enar denna fisk
i sort trifves VA sadant vatten.
10 Ullindustri Pierre, s. d. sages
NJ ar blifva en- betydande plats FOR ull
n. marknaden. Nista manad berAkna
\. minst 500, 600 pund ull komma att ut
n skeppas derifran. Firafveln har nem
n ligen borjat bedrifvas der tralSten
IN stor skala och har visat sig vara gan
ska vinstgifvande, och en- mangd ia
har dit importerats fran Montana oc
- Wyoming. Prset Il ull varierar me-
:. Ian och l216 cts, och omkring $50, 90
" beritknas denLa produkt inbringa upI
f0darne af far f0rutom vardet af k0tte
- elter dc nedslagtade djuren.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-07-03
w co N SIN.

John Oleson har blifvit utnamd
till postmastare Parrish, Longdale
county.
For en- ny fiskodlingsstation
boviljades af sista legislaturen SO, 900,
och kommer densamna troligen att an
laggas Cumberland.
Tyska luth. Wisconsinsynoden
afh0ll slit arsm0te La Crosse f0rliden
vecka. Omkring 200 prester och dele
CATER voro nurvarande vid detsamma.
neutrality-suspicious. fran hammer
Ashland under juni manad var st0rre
an nagonsin f0rut. Under denna sasong
har fran dervarande hamn utskeppats
S25, 723 tons jernmalm.
Tidningsmannen synas vara infy-
telserika Eau Claire. Till eftertra'
dare af F. r. Dougherty, hvilken for
begangna oegentligheter blifvit pafor-
drad att resignera fran sin befattning
som ''city clerk", har stadsfull naktige
utnamt p Atkinson, redaktOr FOR tid-
ningen 1.-THE Leader. d. var ocksa
tidningsman.
Pafig valsignelse. Katolikerna /
Wisconsin ha bsslutit att under juli
och augusti manader oppna en- sa kali
lad sommarskola Madison, hvar0fver
den helige % fadern Rom kanner sig
sa belaten, att han latit tillstalla BIZ
skop Mesmer iNGreenBay en- skrifvelse,
genom hvilken han uttalar sin valsig-
nese 0fver det h0glofliga f0retaget
Lyckad fest. I sista numret med
delades, att sv. luth. kyrkan / Saby-
lund invigdes s0ndags alta dagar. Ny
heten, som hemtades ur de amerikan-
ska dagtid ningarne, var emellertid fell
aktig So tillvida, att ingen kyrkoin-
I vigning egde rum. Dock afh0lls vid
4 tillfallet en- storslagen fest / den sin
fullbordan sig narmande nya kyrkar
af forsamlingens ungdomsforening. Da.
gems program, hvilket bland annat
). forekom ett tai pa engelska of profess
sor Augustus Nelson jemto sang och
!. musk af kyrkok0ren Lake City och
/. Stockholms musikband, var synnerli
!. gen intressant och ahordes af en- ofant
!. lipt stor menniskoskara. Icke mins
n tilltalande var det att fa lyssna till der
g nya tempelklockans djupa toner, SON
Il yid delta tillfalle for f0rsta gangcl
h hordes ljuda ut0fver neiden. Festel
!. Iinbragte narmare 5000 och lemnade
u rem behallning omkring $l70, sannin:
). en- vacker summa dessa tryckta :
der.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-07-03

Guldreserven skattkammaren
i Washington uppgick den 26 juni till
S107, 447, 1856. ae
Falska pengar. "Secret service"
i Washington har lordags upptackt
en- f0rfalskad tio dollars sedel, som ha-
de artalet 1891 och litera A SAINT un-
derskrifter af w. S. Rosecrans och E.
Fl. Nebeker.
Statskonvent. Demokraterna i
Kentucky afh0llo under fora veckan
slit statskonvent Louisville, hvarvid
general p w. Hardin, som hyllar fri
myntning af silver, nominerades till
guvernorskandidat
Mer inkomster an utgifter. For
forsta gangen pa manga manader visar
landets inkomster EFT Ofverskott Diver
dess utgifter. Inkomsterna vid skatt-
kammaren visar nemligen ett Diver
skott pa omkring $1,000, 600 6fver ut
gifterna under iuni manad.
Notabelt brollop. Miss Rose Mar
ston af Chicago sammanvigdes den 26
juni med baron Rudolph Schutzebar-
Micheliag Grace Episkopalkyrkan i
Chicago. Brudgummen Dir en- mycket
rik man och eyer stora egendomar |
Tyskland, hvarest de nygifta ANNA sla
sig ned.
| Uppseendevackande arreste-
ringar. Iva dylika egde den 26 iuni
rum San Francisco, det f6rre post
mastaren under Clevelands forsta pre-
sidenttid, William J. Bryan, och "re.
venue collector" John Quinn da ARE
sterades f0r f0rsnillning af omhander-
hafda medel, den Gorre q $9, 800 och der
senare "a, 800.
Battre tider. The Times Herald
Chicago for den dennes sager bland
annat. att affarsverksamheten under d.
senaste 8 veckorna stigitmed 33 pro
| cent. De NEST gladiande underrattel-
serna komma fran Pennsylvania, de-
arbetarne under en- langre It'd vari
utan sysselsattning. Ensamt Con
nelsville distriktet ha 10000 persone
; nu funnit sysselsattning efter iemf6
relsevis CODA arbetsl6ner. AT iandet
1853 glasbruk arc nu 6O8 j verksamhe
och aterstoden torde inom loppet Q
denna manad aterupptaga arbetet
. Fran sodra delarne al landet aro rap
i porterna ON affarsverksamheten ocks
! mycket gladjande,s .isynnerhet inor
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-07-03

modem och afgiorde hvariehanda sp6rs-
NAL, som var It'd trycka sd starkt
Man sager, att vi aro lika larda, erfar-
ne och intelligence som de voro, ON Ell
EFT stra hvassare Derf6r skall man
bli djerf och ej trampa deras fotspar.
ALT detta kan, fran vissa synpunkter
sedt, vara SAINT. Men den, som minis
dessa patriarker och tanker pa det
fierde budet misste hysa radsla for att
afvika fran deras standpnnkt utan att
dertill drifvas af ett samvete, som ar
bundet Guds ord. vi maste utveckla.
oss DEN lagen har Gud satt. Men
denna utveckling far Ell vara ett inspa-
rande pa en- ny banas utan ett dlrekt
och naturligt utfidde ur den url
sprungliga kallan, hvaraf vira fiider
drucko och 0ste sin andliga, sedliga och
kyrkliga vishet. Att divergera fran
den af dem utstakade straten for det
att en- ny hardfull It'd g0r orimliga an
sprak pa oss, wore ytterst vadligt. Jag
hoppas, att sadant aldrig heller skall
| forekomma.
| n
vi ha inom samfundet fatt nagra
doktorer afven ar. Alias var Alma
Mater Rock Island ansag sig icke bo
ra denna gang gladja oss delta han
seende Men barnen, konferenslaro-
verken Minnesota och Kansas hafva
Ell gl0mt denna sin funktion. G. A. Col,
lege hedrade tvenne man, som gjort
sig storligen fortjenta ON skolbildnin
gen inom vart ,samfund, och Bethany
College likaledes EFT par, som val for
tiena att bara doktorstitel. Jag kan e
annat an lyckonska kansasbroderna of
YER deras f0retag, att f6rara pastor q
H Trabert denna ara. AT de engelskt
personer som verkat ibland oss ocl
tillhora var synod, ar han kanske del
ende, som forstatt sig pa den s. k
''augustanaanden". Han har lart sii
svenska bra och lifvas annu af djupt in
tresse for var verksamhet. Han trif
val och ar gerna sedd ibland oss.
En- gang ifiol tog jag mig det GRADE
for att EFT par af nina bref info
ra ett par dr0mmar, som en- 9
mig dyrt aktad synodalmedlen
: dromt. Detta v;ickte st0rre uppseend
: an jag och han vantat. Man t. o. n
" kallade drommarna ''hadelse". ia
I will nu ater forsakra, att dr0mmarna {
e voro mitt pahitt. Jag har MANI
h skripten, sadana de kommo nina hal
r der annu behalf, och ar villig att fl
/ revisa dem for tviAare, nota bone ol
a forfattaren det tillater. Hvarke
II han eller jag hafva nagot mot larda ii
lar. ALA andra samfund hafva sadan
Vii icke vara samre. Men det mas
l. sitta lardom och kunskap i hufvude
h som bar en- doktorshatt. Det mas'
a vara ett naturligt undantag for en- s
n dan titel. Det ar ALT, hvad dr0mm
|, rem pastod. Annars wore det da
& aktigt tala menligt ,om hedersgrade
j. Jag tror ocksa, att nagra klagomal
o. delta stycke Diver de titlar, som al
it ra laroverk utdelats, allmauhet
n med fog kunnat g0ras. ON dessa ra
il saker alit framgent utdelas med sal
ar ma urskilning, b0r ingen knota. A
r, ett och annat misstag kan begtls, ar
It. helt naturligt. Jag hoppas man vii
k, framtiden tanka afpen pa mig.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-07-03

Men jag Dir ledsen ofver den ideen,
som ibland visar sig ofvan ON vatten-
brynet, att vi ej vidare beh0fva fasta
oss yid vara faders position kyrkliga
fragor. Man sager, att vi aro lika
gamla som de voro, da de stiftade sy-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
Comes to San Antonio on a Visit
Was Here Eighteen Months
Ago-Likes San Antonio.

The LIGHT office was the re-
cipient of a pleasant visit from a
distinguished traveller yesterday
afternoon, and although no inter-
view could be secured from him,
as he could not talk, the visit was
none the less appreciated and
proved entertaining on both sides.
Our visitor was none other than
"Owney," the famous railway pos
tai mail service dog tourist,
who has travelled over every
Railway Mail route in this country,
1t is said. He came in from Hous-
ton last Monday, over the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass railway,
with Postal Clerk G. G. Kibbe, and
Immediately took up his abode in
the postoftice. He belongs to or for
merly was owned by the ex.post-
master OF Albany, n. v, but is now
claimed by the Railway Mail Ser
vice as the especial.Sproperty of
it. He has Travelled for the past )
or 6 years, throughout the country
and every clerk on the routes
knows him, or il not. soon become
acquainted, through the tags on
his collar, which tell his name and
history.
Owney inculcated a passion for
globe trotting by the postal clerks
OF Albany some times taking him
with them on their runs between
Albany and Boston. He liked the
fun so well, that he soon set out on
his own account.
He is now Is years old, hale, fat
and hearty, hears we'll and has
good eyesight in one eye. He is a
cross between Scotch collie and a
spaniel.
Last evening he went to Corpus
Christi with Postal Clerk Herman
Christian and from there will be
taken to Laredo, for visit. AS Re
has been stolen four times, special
orders were issued yesterday to tie
clerks fOrbidding them from tax
ing him into Mexico, where he
would undoubtedly soon be mis-
sing.
Owney was one Of the attractions
in the Railway Postal Service ex-
hibit at the Worlds Fair, at Chi
cago, where he met thousands of
old friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
Union Veterans ORGANIZE.

The Union Veteran League of
San Antonio met last night at
their hall on Veramendi street and
the league was thoroughly organ
lied by the adoption of a constitu-
ton and bylaws and election of
officers, tO-wit: President, w. H.
Robinson; vice president, j. NJ.
Schaefer; secretary, H. A. Huston ;
treasurer, Geo. II. Bennack.
1t was decided to take an active
part in the next Memorial day
celebration, May Goth, and it was
agreed to provide from 600 to zoo
veterans and sons of veterans.
1t is expected that within the next
two years, there will be over 1000
members throughout the State Of
Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
FRANK BROTHERS
The Leading Clothiers
Five Feet in a Cut.

Mr.. III. Small, assistant superin-
tendent of buildings and bridges of
the Southern Pacific, returned from
a trip west yesterday afternoon.
He reports that at Aragon, a sta
tion about fifteen miles west of
Maria, a five-foot cut was filed
with snow for distance of about
300 feet, which had to be shoveled
out in order to render the place
passable for trains. On the level
the snow was about six inches deep.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers have been made since last re-
port:
Conrad Huberich to III. Jackie,
lot 10, on Powder House street
800.
Conrad Huberich to Frank D.
Zottarelli, lot II, on Powder House
street $500.
Frank ID. Zottarelli to Conrad
Huberich, lot Is, on Powder House
street; $500.
Louis Ulrich to H. &c. Glaze, lot
Is, block II, Grayson street; 1925.
The Denver & San Antonio In
vestment company to the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, south, lots
26, q and %, block So, South
Heights; S. and other valuable
considerations.
Joseph Lack to Benjamin Wal
terpergeo, lot and one-half OF lot
4, block 3, in Observation-Disclosures
of original city lot l; 1902.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE LIGHT
Congress has confirmed the nom.
ination Of General Ruger to be
major general.
Lieutenant Colonel W. M. Wher-
ry, Second infantry, has been ap'
pointed military secretary to Gen
erai Schofield.
A delegation from Cleveland,
Ohio, presented by Senator Brien,
had hearing before Secretary
Lamont last week in support OF the
project to establish an army post
near their city, similar to those
near Chicago and Denver.
Twenty. seven condemned caval-
ry horses were recently sold for ten
dollars each at public sale at Fort
Walla Walla, Wash.
Sergeant Davis, signal corps, is
visiting the post on the way to his
new station at Fort Smelling. The
Sergeant has recently been sta
toned at Fort Brown, Texas.
On account of the bad condition
of the grounds, cavalry drills have
been discontinued for the present.
The President has signed the
army appropriation bill.
1t is reported that the Southern
Pacific railroad company filed a
claim of $4,000 for feeding United
States troops during the strike last
summer. Here is gall for you.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
Difference in Hydrants.

By reason Of the complete ar
rangement Of the city fire hydrants,
by which the water Is shut off
about 4 feet under ground by the
screwing on Of the top cap, the city
fire department has had no frozen
hydrants during the cold snap,
while the government hydrants
are not so arranged and they
have had hydrants frozen,
rendering their buildings dan
gerously exposed to fires, as
was the case in last Sundays
fire, when the fire department was
rendered helpless to eXtinguish the
fire.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
A Week of Drama at Populsr Prices

The Baldwin-Melville company,
the strongest repertoire organiza-
tion on the road at popular prices,
will open weeks engagement at
the opera house next Monday night.
A change Of play will be given at
each performance and four grand
matinees on Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Popular
prices will prevail during the en-
gagement. The prices will be as
follows: Entire first floor so cents,
balcony 20 cents, balcony, reserved
30 cents, gallery 10 cents. The
opening bill on Monday night will
be the great comedy success "The
Black Flag" In order that the
public may judge of the merits OF
the performances of the Baldwin
company ladies will be admitted
free on Monday night, if accom-
panied by person with paid so
cent ticket.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
To Run Against Two Horses.

Albert Shock, who claims the
worlds championship as a long
distance bicyclist, is in the city
and arrangements have been made
to match him against two trotting
horses at the Jockey club track to-
morrow afternoon. The race is to
be for twenty miles and the horses
are to change every mile while
Shock rides the twenty miles
straight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
Fire Alarm Today.

The fire department was called
out about $3.50 o'clock this
morning to a boarding house at
No. 3l4 Avenue c, where fire
alarm had been turned in.
They found they were not need
ed. n gasoline stove is supposed
to have exploded in the kitchen,
but had been thrown out into the
yard. The fire chief could gain
little information from the Occu-
pants Of the house.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16

TROY, N. V, Feb. l6.-Ernest
Winters, 10 years old, attempted
suicide in Parsons public school,
Hoosack Falls. The boy was repri-
manded by the teacher for DISC
bedience and was shut up in the
cloak room. Some time after the
teacher found the pupil suspended
from hook by a skate strap
around his neck. The teacher sue
ceeded in reviving him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
Fish and Oysters Scarce.

There were no fish and oysters
to be had in this city last evening,
the supply on the regular trains
from the coast being minus. This
is due to the cold weather prevail
ing for the past three days, fisher
men and tongers refusing to work 4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-16
Says He Has a Fine Team.

w. l.. Works, manager Of the
Galveston ball team for the COM
ing season, was in the city yester.
day and spent the day in session
with President McNealus of the
Texas Southern league. He says
he has fine team OF young players
engaged for the coming season.
He left last night for Galveston
Dallas News.