JANUARY 10, 1P07
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The Nebraska Independent
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CARP FISH FOR MARKET
Tons of Fish Seined From the Missis-
sippi and Shipped East V
- Winona, Minn.- A new industry is
thriving on this section of the Missis-
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sippi river this winter and that is
the seining of carp and buffalo fish
for the eastern market The business
has been reduced to something' of a
system, and once a weak a carload of
these fish is shipped to New York.
It is common report here that in New
York, these fish are subjected to treat
ment and canned and sold as salmon.
Whether or not this is true, the fish
are being caught and shipped east
They are shipped as carp and buffalo
fish, and what becomes of them after
they reach the east does not interest
the fishermen here, so long as ; they
get good money for their fish.
It is only in comparatively recent
years that , the German carp has be
come a denizen of the Mississippi, but
once introduced here it has bred rap
idly, until it is now to be found in
great numbers, all -along the upper
Mississippi., In fact, so rapid has been
the spread of this fish that sportsmen
have become somewhat alarmed let
it should clean out the more gamey
and better "specimens of fish in the riv
er, such as the black bass and pickerel.
The carp is said to be , a voracious
feeder and to live on smaller fish' that
come its way. . '
The permission to seine these fish
and the ready market provided ' for
them in the east, is seeming to par
tially solve . the problem as to how
they shall be disposed - of. In this
seining' the use of a net with not less
than two and a quarter-inch mesh is
required, and it is also required that
the fishermen licensed to use the
seine must throw back into the river
any game fish that are captuiysd in
this manner
Winona fishermen . are just begin
ning to take up this' industry, but
along the Wisconsin side of the river
there are some who have been follow
ing it for several months. A favorite
seining ground over there is Trempe
lau bay. For the successful opera
tion of seines still water is required,
and this is found in the bay. - The
carp and buffalo fish run in size from
five to twenty pounds, and the pres
ent market price that is paid for them
is two cents a pound. Quite a num
ber of persons who have been clam
ming during the summer expect to
take up seining during the winter, as
they believe they will find it more
profitable than clamming. St. Paul
Dispatch.
STRANGE WHIM OF FATE '
Curious Reuniting of Couple Separated
by San Francisco Earthquake
A husband who believed his wife
dead will be reunited with the woman
who buried what she thought to be
his body and wore her widow's weeds
for months, when Mrs. Hattle Politz,
who passed through Milwaukee re
cently on her way to Stockton, Cal.,
roaches her Journey's end. Py a whim
of fate as strange as that which part
ed thorn their mourning has been
ended.
It is one of the must remarkable of
the stories which grew out of the San
Francisco earthquake. At that time
the Po!lU family -father, mother and
two children was living In San Fran
cl.eo. Mrs. JVhu and her htishnnd
wit Injured severely when the build
ing In which they wire living was
wrecked by the earthquake, and were
taken t different hospital.
Mrs. Politz recovered slowly, and
when she was strong enough to hear
bad news they told her that one of
her children had been killed. 'The
other was with her. She asked about
her husband and would not rest until
she learned of his fate. She was told
that his charred body had been found
in their home.
With her child, the body of the other
and what she believed was her hus
band's corpse, burned so badly that
the features could not be recognized,
Mrs. Politz started east for her old
home in Shawano, Wis. She had the
bodies buried in Oshkosh and took up
her lonely life in Shawano.
Mrs. Politz has an interest In a
ranch near Stockton, and some time
ago wrote a ranchman who liver near
it to make inquiries about it. In re
plying ho told her there was a man
living on it who said he was her hus
band, and told his neighbors that his
wife had been killed in the San Fran
cisco earthquake.
The wife made Inquiries by tele
graph and telephone, although at first
believing the nan wan an Impostor.
The man on the ranch responded as
eagerly. th"UKh Incredulously. At !at
each became rnnvlnred that the other
w alius and Mr. Politz fetarted on
her journey to her husband and her
second honeymoon. Her husband, she
learned, could find no trace of his fam
ily when he was discharged from the
hospital and after long search, was
forced to believe his wife and child
ren dead. There is nothing to indicate
whose body it was that Mrs. Politz
brought east with her and buried at
Oshkosh. Chicago Record-Herald.
No Door for the Wolf
Tom Well, darling, I have seer
your father, and he has given his con
sent. ' :
Grace He' approves of love In a
cottage, then?
Tom No; but he says that a girl
who spends. as much time golfing and
motoring as you do really has not
much need of a home. Harper's
Weekly.
Old Hameses had just completed the
great canal between the Nile and the
Ited sea.
"Wonderful achievement," exclaim
ed the visitors; "what is the secret
of your success?"
"Why," luudied oil ltamesen, 'I
lauded the man with the spade and
beheaded the man with the in nek
raW Chleiwi News.
