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The Washington times., 1903-03-29

one important item Of news Of the
day was that contained i'm dispatches
from the bituminous coal-mining sec
tion that the difficulties over the wage
question between the bituminous coal
miners and their employers gave every
promise of being satisfactorily settled
Throughout the trading the United
States steel stocks were rather notice
ably weak. and there are good reasons
for believing that the fact represented
the liquidation OF speculative holdings
in Montreal. The Montreal market
was reported as being in an unsettled
condition. owing TO the collapse or va
riOus untOward speculations there. and
the tightness Of the local money market.
The weekly reviews OF the industrial
and mercantile situation published by
the leading commercial agencies today
continued their unaltered story of bust
ness prosperity. But IL must be con
fessed that in such situation as now
confronts the stock market stories or
business prosperity are somewhat be
side the mark Tales Of the fiourishine
condition of this or that enterprise are
OF little meaning 10 the speculator OF
investor II he cannot get money on
suitable terms with which 10 acquire an
interest In the business. or if the stocks
and bonds o. the companies referred to
are already present in Wall Streec in
greater quantity than the market can
absorb.
The crop prospect is splendid. but it is
realized that a big winter wheat crop
this summer and abundant crops in the
fall may. by their demands upon the
money market. actually intensity rather
than allay existing financial difficulties.
The repletion Of pocket books which has
been caused by the smash OF such con
Germs as the Consolidated Lake Supe-
rior Company, by the great fall in the
Amalgamated Copper shares. and by the
general decline Of $50 share in the
price OF the leading stocks that has
taken place since last fall must also be
considered. Beyond and above all these
questions is the problem whether the
stock market is or is not adjusting it.
self to a permanently higher range for
the rates for the use of money in our
country.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-The follow
Ing quotations were current at l.
O'Clock. These quotations refer 10
wholesale quotations only; jobbing
prices are l 10 . per cent higher
Flour-The market was easy. Winter
I Extra s2.S0Q 3 90. Winter Clear. S325d
3.S5; Winter Straight. S3-45d3.55. Win
ter Patent. $3.75G3.SO: Spring Clear,
S315TS.3o; Spring Straight. sS.7OQ3. sc T:
Spring Patent. S3.95d4Z0; City Mills
Best Patent, $40; City Mills High
grade Patent. $3.50; CiJy Mills High
grade Straight. 1870; City Mills Choice
Family. 1895; City Mills Super. 81 900
800: Rio Extra. $3S5d4.OO; rive Flour.
medium 10 choice, S3.00d325.
Oats-MaTket firm. Stock in cieva-
tors. "a, ,0l3 bus; No >. white. 42ikc: No.
3, iliaH 42c: No. 4. 401zG41c; mixed No
,. 4lc; No ,. 400 4012c; No. T. 3sd 39Isc
Rye-Market steady. Stock in eleva-
5Sc. no. 3. 57u57l2c: No. A. $50 555c,
No. > Western spot 59c, in export eIe-
vator. and 59C for No. Western April.
Hay-Market was firm The quota
lions are as follows per ton. No. ! tim
othy. large bales, $3.50; DO. small
bales. 1850; No. , timothy, $4,000
1900; No. timothy, SiS.e0a17.00. No
clover. mixed. S17OO617.5O: No. >
clover. mixed. s14O0p16.Oo; No. / clover.
$4,000 Is 80; No. clover. $13 0001 IA DO
Straw-Msrket drm- straight rye,
fair 10 prime. $4,000 1850; straight rye,
No. ?. s15O0a15.50; tangled rye. blocks,
S11. .0OG 1T.50: wheat. S1O.0Gd1l.OO: oat
straw, common 70 prime. $1,000 1850.
Mil feed-Msrket steady. Winter
bran as TO weight and bulk. 10000
Z1.00: spring bran, in 2OO-Ib sacks,
$20.00q 90 DO. in 10O-Ib sacks. S2O.5OG
21.Q0; Western miGdling in bulk, SIS. cog
1900; City Mills middling steady al
$500 a ton
Grain freight-Market steady. Liv-
erpool, per bus. 13zd, April; London,
none offered; Glasgow per quarter.
Is 71zd, April; Belfast, per quarter. Is
I'd. April; Bristol. none offered; Cardiff.
per quarter, none offered: Dublin. per
quarter. is cd April; Leith, none Of
fered; Cork, (. o. b., per quarter. IS Sd.
April; picked ports, Is 6dd1s 7lzd. April.
Antwerp, Is Cd March Hamburg. per
quarter Is 81. April; Rotterdam. per
quarter. is 7lzd, March: Bremen. per
quarter, 35 pigs. AprilMay.
Butter.-Market was steady Quota
tions- Creamery separator. extra, 2S1zd
29c. extra first, 2zT2sc; do imitation.
extra, 22d 23c; do, extra first. 1Sc: Elgin
creamy prints. lxlb zoe; do. lib 29c :
do. 2-lb, 29d3Oc Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania creamery prints, A-lb. soc; do l.
ID. 27G2Sc: West Virginia rolls, 14d15c
do. Ohio. lSd16c; West Virginia. store
packed. 13lzd17c.
Eggs.-Market was steady. Strictly
fresh laid, l31zc; Western. 13izc. South
ern. I3c: duck eggs. 25c. These quota
tiOus are wholesale only JObbing y TO
1c higher
Poultry.-Market hrm. Old fowls. I4G
14l5e; young chickens. small. 15G16c
/ do large. 14G15c; ducks. 15T1Tc. roost-
ers. each. 25d4 40c turkeys. per 10. 16d
/ 1Sc: geese. per 10. 12d 14c; do. Western
each. 60d soc; guineas, each 2OQ 25c; pig
cons, per pair soc; dressed poultry
straight young chickens, per 10. 15T16c.
straight old fowls 131anI5c: mixed. 130
/ l5c: turkeys, per 10. 16a zoe; capons, $50
zoe
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. March 2S.-There was a
range OF z cent for May wheat. but the
close was at net loss OF a cent for the
day and was practically at the loves;
point reached There was little
strength early. due TO covering Of shorts
and the Southwestern buying. which was
based mainly on the belief in consid-
cradle export demand. The trade was
stilI laboring with the big line OF long
wheat put out yesterday and was unable
10 take care OF IL readily Shorts COW
cred pretty generally on the early bulge
which left the market without support
later in the day The prospects are for
a decline OF 1000 900 bushels in the Wis.
ible. Telegraph visible shows an in
crease for the week OF / .143. OOO bushels.
Estimates are that the worlds exports
will aggregate SSOO. 600 bushels
The trade in corn was narrow and
more or less affected by the fluctuations
in wheat. The cable announced an ex-
portable surplus OF 10000. coo in Argen-
tine counted against values. The cash
trade was limited. with prices steady
Receipts were light, at 157 cars. and es-
Inmates for Monday are only 40 ears.
Fair weather Is predicted over Sunday.
There was some selling Of May aud buy
ing OF July by . prominent elevator con-
corn
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DIED WHEN SHE SAID SHE WOULD

AT Arcadia a young woman os twenty,
Mrs. James NJ Creager became pos
sessed Of the belief that sh, would die at
a certain time. This was in last Sep
tember, and SO strong was her belief in
coming dissolution hat she selected the
text for her funeral sermon, the hymns
TO be sung and the friends who were 70
act as pallbearers. Her family paid lit
tie attention TO what they regarded as
a passing VRgsTy. BUT TWO weeks ago
she icOk 10 her bed while In apparently
robus health and declared that her time
had come. No amount OF argument
could remove the settled conviction from
her mind. The physicians treated her
bet they declared they could find nothing
10 treat. Eleven minutes before she
died consultation OF doctors was had
and they reported 10 the family that
there Was no reason why the young
woman should not get out of bed and 20
about. However. this verdict had scarce
ly been rendered when she turned over
on her pillow and passed away without
an apparent pain or struggle.-Fort
scott. Kan, Monitor.
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A WONDERFUL DESK LID.
Inlaid With Blocks of 365 Varieties of
Wood


Lewis Dutrow. a carpenter on the
turnpike between Monterey and Buena
Vista. on the border OF Washington
county. Nd, has just completed a re-
markable writing desk. The desk is
made mainly of cypress and is an or
nate and substantial piece of work. The
novelty is the lid This is made OF white
walnut. IN seven pieces. doweled, pinned
and glued At each end OF the lid is a
three-inch strip OF quartered oak The
size OF the lid is 1872 inches by 2Si2
inches
This lid is inlaid with 2.OT6 blocks OF
365 different varieties OF wood. The first
piece OF wood for this inIaid work was
cut November 1, 1893 on the mountain
between Buena Vista and Monterey. II
is OF white birch
This was followed by the collection OF
A specimen OF every species on the South
Mountain. He then searched the forests
Of foreign lands BY looking over cata-
logues OF firms handling foreign woods
ne made his selections, and then by cor
respondence with friends in these coun-
tries or with United States Consuls he
had the wood sent him. until today in
the flushed lid can be seen sandal wood
from the coast Of Malabar and Indian
archipelago. cocoanut wood from the
East Indies. ebony from MAZDA gascar and
Ceylon. rosewood from Brazil. camphor
wood from Borneo and Sumatra. CHINA
mon wood from Ceylon, cocbola from
Porto Rico. iron wood from parts OF the
United states. satin wood from the far
of junKles OF India tulip wood from the
dense forests OF South America butter
nuts from parts of our United States
bamboo from the isles Of the sea and
the beautiful amHranth from within the
JrOpiCs.-Baltimore sun.
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NEW YORK GRAIN QUOTATIONS
WHEAT,
THE BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-The state
ment OF the condition OF the Associated
Banks for the week ended today showed
the following changes in the various
items. Reserves on all deposits in
creased $500. 500; reserve on deposits
other than United States frcreased So
090. 500: loans decreased Sc. .94S. .2G0: de-
pOsits, including United States, decreas-
ed So 422. 400; legal tenders increased
1925 900 and specie decreased .131 900:
circulat ion increased s37 $50.
s detaiiad sIntnrnnnt fnlInMs
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, March q Spot Cotton
was unchanged; sales 1000 bales: for
spinning. direct shipment. Mid upIands
l0-15c against 15-lsc last year: New or
leans and Gulf 1880 against 3-1sc.
Southern spot markets we're steady.
Liverpool advanced points the spot
with sales OF 5000 bales. futures ad-
vanced ( 10 points
The floods in rich YazoO delta and an
unexpected strong market in Liverpool.
produced an effect on the cotton market
neither marked nor lasting For an
early and very moderate rise was speed
lily followed by a reaction which left
prices about where they started: party
because the trade is skeptical as to the
likelihood OF any seriously Injurious re
suits from the food, and partly because
the weakly statistics showed a smaILsr
reduction in worlds supply than hal
been expected
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DAILY STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Market Nervous and Feversh Despite the Better Tone
Resulting From the Bank Statement Which Showed
Up Better Than Had Been Expected.

NEW YORK. March 2S-The natural
desire Of spectators for the fall in
prices to cover their outstanding con-
tracts at the end OF the week was accen-
tuated in the stock market today by the
fact that the weekly bank statement was
better than had been expected The
favorable feature of the statement was
an increase OF nearly $500. 900 in cash,
as against a decrease. as previously esti-
mated Of 81 20O0. 900. The increase is
somewhat mysterious, as. according TO
the known movements OF cash. the banks
have lost money instead OF gaining IL this
week The gain reported is undoubtedly
due 10 local transactions. OF which no
public and specific record is made. Loans
decreased S694S. 200. and deposits de-
creased So. 422 400. so that the bank sur
plus. therefore. increased a little over
- OO0. 600
The statement is open to the criticism.
however. that il still leaves the total
loans of the associated banks SO. 600 0OO
above the total deposits and that the
reduction in loans that has taken place
in the last two months has been accom-
plished almost entirely by reduction
OF deposits rather than by an increase in
cash. While this state OF affairs exists.
no matter what the figures of the bank
surplus may be. the money situation
here can be only described as tense
Todays market despite the rally, and
the better tone at the close was ner-
vous and feverish. The selling seems
10 converge upon the Southern Pacific
and Union Pacific shares. and was ac-
companied by unverified rumors that
the presence OF the former stock in
bank loans in large quantity had been
objected to by various money lenders.
The Reading stocks were stoutly sup
ported upon the publication OF the
statement or the Reading earnings for
February. showing a gross increase in
the surplus Of all the Reading compa-
nies for the month OF S720 ia. An equal
ly gratifying monthly exhibit was made
by the Lehigh Valley. The impression
prevails. however. that the earnings OF
the coal roads for the present month
and the months TO come. will not be-
cause OF the diminution OF the demand
for coal, be as large as for the winter
period.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Money on call
; per cent nominaIly.
Time money during the week. has
been practically unchanged. The de-
mand has been best for the shorter per-
iods. while, toward the close Of the
week. brokers offered the funds for the
longer maturities At lower rates The
amount offered was comparatively lib
eral throughout the week Rates 5Izd
5% per cent for thirty 10 ninety days:
5G513 per cent for four. Eve. and six
months.
Mercantile paper this week has re-
mained In the same dull condition noted
OF late. The local buyers. almost with
out exception. we're out OF the market
and the sales TO other places have been
few and limited in amount The natural
consequence OF these conditions was a
limited amount OF paper offered Rates.
o52H6 per cent for sixty 10 ninety days
indorsed bills receivable. So as per cent
for choice four TO six months single
names. Ga per cent for others.
Foreign eXchange-The sterling mar
ket was quite quiet today. with rates I'M
changed from yesterday.
Rates for actual business closed as
follows, Sixty days 4S3Ss G4S3s. de-
mand 4-S65s. cables 4s7Ss Commercial
bills were 4-S3d4S37s The supply OF
grain and cotton bills was scarce
continental bills were quoted "a fol
lows France. 5-1gsz less lis and 51si,
less S-S2g5.l6's, reichsmarks 94Ikd94sI
and 80. guilders. 30 1916 and 4OIE
Silver-Bar silver in Iopdon MAS
steady and lis lower al 22Sk pence ne-
ounce today Todays New York price
for commercial bars q lower at 4gIs n
son Government assay bars y lower
1914 a50ss- Mexican dollars unchanged
a. 3SIh q 4O1k
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AMERICAN PRICES IN LONDON

NEW YORK. March 2s.-EarIy quota
tions for American securities on today S
market showed irregular variations from
yesterdays closing level here. At IL. 80
.. m Atchison was 1Ss above parity. St.
Paul and Norfolk and Western common
y. United States Steel common and pre-
ferred each Il. Southern Pacific was
quoted q below parity. and Union Pa
cific common each a.
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LONDON, March 2s.-There was abso-
lutely nothing doing on the markets here
today. but prices were steady
Rand mines recovered u. Rio Tintos
2 Home rails in some cases rose
slightly
Contangoes on American shares for the
settlement were light, the carrying rate
ranging from 10 per cent
Paris exchange on London unchanged
az rs fr. lstzc. Berlin rate unchanged at
20m. b01z pf.
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FOREIGN COLD PREMIUMs.

LONDON, March 2s--The gold pre-
MUM al Buenos Ayres today was quoted
at 1870. unchanged from yesterday: at
Madrid. 80 10. against S4.S2; and at Lis
bon. $3.50 against 25 90.
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sHRINKAGE IN STOCK VALUES.

NEW YORK March Within the
last six months there has been shrink
age in stock values in stock exchange
Of a billion dollars with the closing
of the market today II was figured up
that in twenty-one active stocks there
was a depreciation in value OF Ss5. 200. -
ooe
The following is a list OF a few OF the
stocks affected.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WHARF CONSTRUCTION-Se Icl
proposals viii be received u-Jl 4-S0 p NJ
APRIL 4, and thcreupon opened, for the con-
struction ~ a wharf for the Naval Battalion
ol the District ~ Columbia. Plans and specif-
caffDns may be seen AZ Headquarters. District e
Columbia Militia Star Building Washington D.
q. The wharf Viii be approximately 80 feet wide
by l92 feet long r. l.. AfERlLL.
rnh25-5t Major, Chief Engineer D. G. Militia
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U. S. TREASURY FINANCES

NEW YORK. March 2S-The United
States Treasury statement issued Fri
day. covering actual results OF two DAYS
before. compares in it's net balances as
follows with the same date one anc Two
years ago. The statement subjoIned for
all three years. excludes the $3.50 600 600
reserved against Government notes.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Especial TO The Washington Times)
NEW YORK. March 2S.-The following
table shows the highest, lowest. and last
prices OF the principal stocks sold on
The stock exchange today. and the net
changes from yesterdays closing prices.
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PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK. March 2S.-FollowinE arc
the highest. lowest. and last prices. and
the number Of shares Of the more active
securities sold on the stock exchange in
{ he past week
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-The following
shows todays closing quotations for
Government bonds as compared with
yesterday.
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etaiied statement follows. .
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIes-Washington Loan and Trust
42l2L Union Trust and Storage l0G
IOS. National Metropolitan Bank, 100
ZOO: Firemen's Insurance Company, 15G
%: Washington Gas, 25Qg2; Mergenthal-
er 1OG1sI. 1Od1S1: Lanston, 10000;
Greene Copper. 5G25.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK March 2S.-The following
We're the quotations at opening on the
curb today.
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FINANCIAL.
London Bare Of "AmGriCanS"

prices low and short" interest
great" earnings. large: public in
terest in stocks little" outlook.
good" speculative sentiment. bad 90
crop prOba bilities. excellent. exports.
large with prices good These perma
ncnt factors are bound to more than
counterbalanCe local adverse facts
thereby certain TO rule the finality or
spring prices Remember Daniel Drew 5
maxim Commence 10 buy stocks in the
spring. when the sap runs up the
trees -
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO ADVISE
YOU WHICH STOCKS WE DEEM TIE
BEST To BUY AT PRESENT: ALSO TO
MAGL YOU GRATIS OUR 4OO-PAGE
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

! HANE several SIInS of money to loan IN
Maryland and Virgins real estate az regular
rates 81 inJeref- PHI N. CHEN. 5l2 II.
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WEEKLY IMPORTS AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March 2s-Following are
the imports OF dry goods and general
merchandise AZ this port during the
week reported today AT the custom
house as compared with the Imports
OF last week. and those OF the corre-
spending week year ago:
This week Last week. Last year
Dry goods 81. .O7e, ,343 a. 3s2 sss ss $50 653
General nDdse.-... PISS ia TO 52I. $50 gss2 7sG
Total 18Th, ,2I7, ,s57 lS.s5i,s77 p SIS, SO
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The former tells you all about Wall
Street its ways and its securities. the
latter daily suggests stocks 10 buy and
20 sell and when TO do so. We solicit
commission orders for investment or
upon margin--fractional OF round
amnunts
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money % i~sn at Si5 to s rer-cent. IN D.rn.
Of 81, 600 70 $1,000. On y. G. real estate. nap
on and Per cent mortgage and begin anew .
all transactions cCnSucsS- with econorll1zl CON-
sideratinn for borroysesz-
M a. SAUNDERS co. is0s =. M.
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VI u Ill LEND NOG MONEY
O1 your ll-n.LurC. HiInCs- organs. etc and
you san FaJ . uaCs N small NceEly OF monthly
Jayne el;s ABsDLLTkLA No DELAY
Our bushes IS strictly confidential, 10 en-
baErasslng quesrlens 20 AJAX you Lowest rates
IA Jhe city. Private oficez.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY
OK y Street n "
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; prices wore as follows.
LONDON MARKET LITTER.

he market closed very quiet.
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GoYERNNENT BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

HasS Gas Co. ser A. 0E lPO2-2T. l0I4 49,.
VAL. GRs Co. ser B Ga lSot-21. p7s --..
D. 5 Elrc. Light. Deb. Irap. 1909 ~. IOS
l. g Flee. Light, Cert lndsbt--- ID.
Ches A Pot. Tel. Com. 0's.,... 100 lOa
Amer Security and Trust 4's.--.- 2lj 800.
n Esh. Market Co.. lst es, 1871
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MONEY TO LOAN
COUNT 10 DOLLARS

5 you have p4id out for interest on loans !
; Can you afford to Coufiue paying a high
rarcs We viii loan you - 20 500 a.
, about half rates charged by others and
: you NAV repay ia smal nlonrhly install !
snenIs AS your iuCurle permits. We are
Sat -sned with Teasursh.e profit No
) charge for preparing papers
) NA1IoNAL LoAA q INVESTMENT Co.
) Fourth tncr. New Building
y y Nnrncr 1871 md 3 Stre-Is
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Retail merchants. Je4rRStsrs, boarding houses.
without Securits; lsrs,>st bgsinez5 ia As prin-
eiPa. eltirs- iuLAAN. R00m lOl- 6ss 18th 81
nw. Knis-tf
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Sssoufe Hall Assn 5s @. 1905. I0t
American Grsphophone Deb. 6s-- 70
sAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS
National sale Deposit and Trust lSs 10
Warrington Loan and Trust -.-- SlZ u
American Security and 1-ust Sl6
Warrington safe Deposit -.-...-- X
Union Jru,t and Storage ....... IG7a 10
v ash. Savings Bank -.--....-..... lUS 10
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Total ........l7. 2l7, ,457 ls,s8l,s77 l2.5s5.na
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-18
THE OWLS ENEMIES.

Notes and Queries.

AS they (owls) incapable OF supporting tho
light OF the day, or at least OF then seeing and
readily avoiding their danger. they shut them
selves up during the day in obscure retreat.
III they be seen out of these retreats in the dav-
time they may be considered S having lost their
way, having by some accident been thrown
into the midst or their enemies and surrounded
with danger. In this distress they are obliged %
take shelter in the first hedge that offers
Till the returning darkness supplies
them with a better plan OF the country. But Il
to conceal themselves. they are spied out by
other birds and are sure 90 receive no mercy.
The blackbird. the thrush the Jay. the bunting
and the redbreast all come in file and employ
est, the feeblegt and the most contemplate Of
this unfortunate birds enemies then the first
10 fnJure and torment him. They increase their
cries and turbulence round him. Zap him with
their wings. and are ready TO show their cour-
age to be great. as they are sensible that their
danger is but small
The unfortunate owl, not knowing where TO
attack or whence 10 fly. patiently sits and suffers
all their insults. Astonished and dizzy. he only
replies TO their mockeries by awkward and rf1ic-
ulous gesturef by turning his head and rolling
s5S syss w sapp an air hst M ,, I'D,
pursue their insults with the same imprudent
zeal with which the owl pursued his dspreda-
night returns he makes his pursuers pay dear
for their former sports nor Is man always al
unconcerned spectator. The bird catchers have
got art OF counterfeiting the cry OF the evil
exactly. and, having before lined (imedD the
branches OF a hedge. they sit unseen and give the
call AZ this all TIE little birds nock TO the
place where they expect 10 find their well-knowr
enemy, but instead Of finding their stupid sntsg-
onist they stuck fast TO the hedge thernseives
This sport must be put into practice hour be-
fore nightfall in order 10 succeed, for III n n
put OF till later those birds which but a few
then ny from him with much terror a. they
Just before showed insolence.