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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago Feb 1j.-May wheat opened
unchanged 90 * higher at lis to lisa,
After selling up to l.lSA, the price settled
back to Lisa July opened a shade 10 y
az higher at l0iN to l. 90 rose to l,O2is
and then reacted to l.0llh
CASH Wheat--No, 2, red, l,2lA; No. 3,
red, t,lJd1 i9 No 2. hard l5ii %; No,
g. hard, l.O3dl,l9; No, !, northern, .9A
q1.aA No, q northern, 1.l5gll6 No. g.,
spring .i0i5Ui is.
Oats--No Q, 81; No. 3, 3O7..
Later the market became exceedingly
bullish. May advanced TO l.l97s and July
to 1.O2%Ml 02& May closed lH01N higher
at 1901 1874 July was up Nay at lO2l5
Close: Wheat-May, leSQl 1875 July
Corn--Feb', Aif May, i74; July i7H;
o{a,s-Feb., 3o7 May, SihqSls; July
3iAd3ih Sept, 2qia
PorkFeb l2.72is May, 70 0di2.S2l
Lard~Feb $50; May, 100 July, 7iOa
Rlbs-Feb,, $40; May, 6.s7iad6.eo; July,
7,02ia
Rye-Fcb Is
Flax-Cash. northwest 1.25.
Timothy-Feb, 2s5
Clover-Cash, 1880
Barey-Cnsh 39Mis
Corn-No ?, AItdiia; No 3. AHd4ri
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BINGHAM PORPBYRIES.
Campaign OF Development Inauguratsd
By Bingham Con.

The Boston Consolidated Mining
company is pushing its campaign In
the development OF the Bingham cop
per bearing porphyries, which cover a
large portion Of its vast domains in sc
Camp of Copper" An arrival from
Bingham last night brought in the in
formation that the tunnel started by
Supt, Louis S. Gates on the main Bing-
ham canyon side had penetrated the
mountain close TO 100 feet II IL under
stood there Is to be no let-up In this
work until the completion Of the pros
posed 1000 ton concentrating mill
which will probably be towards the
close OF the present year. The tunnel
is located short distance above the
tracks of the Copper Belt railroad
where the ore can be brought down to
the probable location Of the ore bins by
a gravity tram. While the late snow
storms have been severe, the manage
ment Of the Copper Belt has kept the
Boston Con, branch up Carr Fork can
yon open and ore was brought down
from the mine yesterday and today,
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of Patent Right Decision

ST. Louis, Feb 15.-,Judge Elmer i.
Adams Of the United States circuit
court In an opinion on a demurrer, has
decided that the officers of company
guilty OF violation of patent rights cam
not be sued personally for damages
unless they have taken active interest
In seeing that the patent was violated
and received personal profits from the
results
The suit m question was that OF the
inventor OF new method OF purifying
and whiting flour, who asked for the
proceeds that have been realized since
May 49, 1904, the time the patent was
taken out by the defendant in using his
method OF purifying their goods without
regard to the rights possessed by the
claimant,
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DALY-WEST THE
FEATURE AGAIN.
Park City Stock Made Advances
On the Mining Exchange
Today,
MAY DAY WAS SOME WEAKER.
Uncle Sam Consolidated Also ropped
A Few Points--cIosing Quota.
lions and Sales.

Whether the statement made by Dr.
A. w. Watts Of Boston, who will be
elected a director OF the Dnly-West
next week relative 20 physical condl-
lions at the mine had any effect or not,
the fact remains that the stock stlffen-
ed considerably today, both in the east
and locally. II went up 81 share and
sold during the regular cali OF the
mining exchange at Sl7. 1t is under
stood that Dr. Watts has expressed the
opinion that the big Park City bonan-
"a Is on the eve Of some important
changes which viii make practically a
new mine out Of Il. May Day was not
IN as good form today, and he stock
closed lower Star Consolidated stiff
fened, while Uncle Sam Con. moved
backward several points Tetro also
closed lower.
The closing quotations and sales
We're
TODAY's OITOT ATIoNs
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SICKNESS Ar GOLDFIELD.
c. c. Higgins Says stories Sent Abroad
Are Ekuggeratlons.

G. c. Higgins who was formerly
connected with the brokers fraternity
here has written from Goldheld that
the stories sent abroad about an epl-
demic prevailing there have been
greatly exaggerated. While some sick
ness exists, he states, there IL no neces-
sity for alarm. A numer Of cases of
smallpox have been reported and there
has been some pneumonia, but he finds
that II Is almost invariably the case
that the victims are men who have not
taken proper care Of themselves.
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FOR GOLD CRATER.
A Lot OF Sacks Sent In 10 be ruled win
Rich ore.

A load Of LOO sacks was taken 10
Gold Crater during the week Tor the
Gold Crater mine one Of the Curtis and
Ridge properties upon which shipping
ore has recently been opened up, saws
the Goldhcld News, There Is some con
siderable quantity Of ore on the dump
that viii ship and enough exposed to
warrant the expectation that shipments
Will be maintained NJ regular intervals
for some time This win be the fret
shipper from the new district and II Is
due to the energy and progressvencss
shown by Messrs, Curtis and Ridge,
that the camp has at last developed O
producing mine, Recent reports from
there are 10 the effect that the show
Ing on several OF the properties under
development has materially improved
during the past 10 days. This is par
ticularly true Of the Hub. one Of the In
man properties, where a splendid app
pearlng body Of quartz was disclosed
several days ago. Assays have not been
taken but the ore pans very well, in
dicatlng good shipping values. A SAM
pie OF this quartz that weighs proba.
bly, 30 pounds has been brought to town
and may be seen In the window Of ths
Elite.
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freight from Battle Mountain, on the
main line OF the S. r., to Goldheld,
says the Godneld News, II is UNDER
stood to be the company's intention to
encourage the making Of shipments to
Battle Mountain, over the Nevada Cen.
trial 10 Austin, and by team from that
point 10 Tonopah and Godheld. This
Is done AS a means Of relieving the con-
gestlon on the all-rail route to Tonopah,
and the company has made rate con-
cesslon by which goods can be laid
down IN Goldheld by the Austin route
almost as cheaply as via Reno.
II Is understood that arrangements
have already been made for some large
shipments into Goldheld by way OF
Austin,
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NEW SIT rs Pl ANT.
One is 10 bo In "a cd ~ Ramberger. DC.
Lamnr Mine.

Representatives OF the various ma
chiuery firms have frequented the Of
fees OF the Bamberger- DeLamar mines
for several days and II has developed
that the object OF their calls there was
for the purpose Of consulting with
Supt Frank H. Swlndler relative 20 the
construction Of new shines plant,
whica Is shortly 10 be added 10 the
present mill equipment BIDS are now
being received by Supt, Swndler and
the contract viii probably be let before
the official leaves FOR camp again.
At the mill Is n large tailings dump,
which contains values worth saving
and II Us the intention TO work them
over This dump was formed partly
during the days when Capt. DeLamar
operated Jhe dry process mill which
caused many OF the employees who
worked IN 10 10 20 20 an early grave.
The tankage necessary 70 handle $50
tons OF ore per day IS 10 be installed
Supt Swindlcr says conditions gem
orally az the mine arc better now than
they have been for long time and tho
outlook for the future Is inded promis-
ing
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NEW YORK psOnucn

New York, Feb. l5.-sugar raw steady
Fair refining. 1915. centrifugal, SO test
1916, molRsses sugar 1916
Renned-Steady. Crushed, $40, powder
ed IS, GRADUATED, sos.
Conee-Steady No. Rio, So,
Butter-Strong.
Cheese Unchanged,
Eye Firm. Western hrsts, $780, do. sec
onds 49,
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THE FRISCO CONTACT.
Installation OF New Hosting Plant 10
Progressing Favorably.

d. p. Rohlhng, manager Of the Frls-
co contact mine at Frisco, Beaver
county, departed for that property last
night to loook after the installation Of
the boilers ordered recently and to note
the progress being made with the erec-
ton of the new hosting plant
II viii not be many months before the
Frisco contact will be shipping.
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Three new maps, Just Issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side, the World on
the reverse side, including population
OF countries and towns according TO
the 1900 census with brief sketch OF
every country in the world. size 27x
3lh inches, value 75cents sent to any
address for Csc Address Deseret News
Book Store. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Standard Oil Dividend.

New York, Feb, 15.-The STANDARD OIL
company of New Jersey has declared a
dividend Of SIS per share for the first
quarter OF 1905, payable March Is. For
the same period last year the company
paid Il SIC dividend.
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REGULAR cALL SALES

DAILY West, Is at 1900; 10 at 10 90.
Nav Day 500 at lO 1900 at O9% 500
at 095s.
Star Con, 500 at l9%; 1000 at 10; 900
at 13k
Uncle Sam Con, 100 at 20; $500 at 2S.
500 at 2sh, buyer 30, 800 at 2SA l,lOO
at 2Sh,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carlsa. 500 al 1914.
DAILY, 30 at 2.55; 100 at 2.53
New York, 100 at SEA.
Sacramento, LOCO at 1917.
Tetro, 500 at lSA.
REHABILITATION.
Regular .,,.-,,.rn,. 9525 shr SO, 1853 So
open board ..,.,.,. 2,O50 shr 645 IS
Forenoon totals ,..,,ll515 shr S2,S09 SO
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NEW ENGLAND MINE.
Machine Drills WIN he Working IN n
Dny or Two,

Henry NJ Atkinson manager Of the
New England Gold and Copper COM
panys mines at BINGHAM came IN from
camp last night and reported that some
delay had occurred in the starting Of
the machine drills but that they would
probably be working within the next
day or two Mr.. Atkinson expects TO
turn out big lot OF concentrates dur
ing the present year The crushing ca
pacity Of the mill is to be increased
and equipment added which will prac-
tically double the capacity Of the plant,
or up To so tons n day. In addition 10
this shipments of high grade ore win
be kept up.
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N W ROUTING OF FREIGHT.
Nevada Central WIN Help Relieve the
ConRested Tonopnh Business.

A representative Of tho Pacific Hard
ware company Of San Francisco, who
has been In town the past week, has
quoted to merchants here rates on
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the Brokerage e Finance
Co, successors to Hudson Sons Co,
brokers were.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

worch, Is I'D; May, g., liAd July, Ga,
llIsd.
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Kansas city, Feb i5.--Cattle-R Receipts,
400 market bal0 cents higher Native
steers 3.75d5.d; native cows and hef.
ers, l,75Nl.j0; stockers and feeders, 2756p
AS, bulls, 25Odf3.i5; calves, 3.C0Gl7 90
western fed steers, 3.75dj. 25 western fed
cows. 2O0di 90
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: market strong
Bulk Of sales, 90a5 10; heavy 5.05a6 g.
packers 4.3jd515; pigs and lights. LOO
500.
Sheep-Recelpts, 5000 market strong
lambs. 10 to 10 cents higher Muttons
4 1876. 81, lambs 00ds 90: range wethers
8 5Dg69O; fed ewes 4 75d6.35.
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BOSTON.
Boston. Feb. l4--A feature OF the Bos-
ton wool market is the noticeable reduc.
ton IN the stock OF domestic woods. on
all desirable woods the market Is still
very firm. There are no marked changes
In prices however. A great deal of In
terest Is maintained I'm foreign woods, the
receipts Of which are increasing, This
wool IL steady Territory grades are
In small supply Pulled woods quiet. Quo
tations on territory woods:
Idaho-Fine, lSibMl9. heavy fine iGHl7,
fine medium, lsladl9 medium 22f23, low
medium 23d24
Wyoming Fine, l7i4dis; heavy 0no
] ll6 fine medium, l7BalSi4 medium q
MA low medium, 22T2i,
Utah and Neyada--Fine, 11MlS heavy
fine, l5ql6; fine medium, l7lsdlS; medium.
22n8i low medium, 23mH.
Montana Fine choice. 2ld22; fine aver
age, 1920; fine medium choice. 2iU22;
average, 1890, staple, 22d23; medium
choice, Sa25; average, 2lq2,
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CHICAGO

Chicago Feb. 5.-Cattle-Receipts TO- .
600, market steady Good TO prime steers.
5.9n6.2j poor to medium ( 0Od5. Is:
stockers and feeders. 2 50dl IS; COWS, / q
1l4& heifers, 2l066 90, Gamers. .35a2 65 +,
Hogs Receipts today. 1890. tomorrow,
1900; market strong. Mixed and butch
ers. i,SQn5 05 good 10 choice heavy 5.00G
$40; rough heavy i75ft4 80: lights, Asa
300: bulk Of sales. Sd5.00
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady:
lambs steady dOod to choice wethers,
5.DG6.00; fair TO choice mixed. 4 60d5. 10;
western sheep. 4GNi6 co. native lambs,
5WdS00; western lambs. 5 .75dS.0O
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AN ACTIVE MARKET.

Three Dollars rid for Montana, Tonopah
In san francisco.
A very active market Is reported to-
day In Tonopah, Golihed and Com
stocks stocks at San Francisco over the
private wire Of James a. Pollock a.
Co The following quotations were
posted
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wool.
ST. LOUIS


st Louis, Feb. l5--Wool, steady Ter.
ritory and western mediums, 2la22; fnt
medium, l7dlS, fine, l6dT
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LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA.

South Omaha, Feb. 15--Cattle-Receipts
3Dli market strong. Native steers 3. iOd
l.O; cows and holfors 2S0H4. 20: Gamers.
l,@a27Oi stockers and feeders, 2 406i4 Is
calves, 3Oa6.i5; bulls, stays etc. 2 2ju
,Hogs-Recelpts. COO; market strong.
lights, i,l5n4.S, pigs, asa $40; bulk OF
sales. 4S2lad4 S7ls
Sheep--Recelp,s 5000; market stronger.
Western yearlngs, 5S0d6 50: weth RS 4 o.
GOO; ewes, 4.75@j %, lambs, s 75n7 30.
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A. S. CAMPBELL,
Stock Broker, 216 d, L. Walker Block.
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UTAH. IDAHO. TIE WORLD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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TorenOon lotals ....Il.5i5 shr $500 %
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arrived In the city TO visit with his
parents, who will shortly celebrate their
hlty-slNth wedding anniversary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-17
GEN. oku ON The FIELD.
One Of the Most Remarkable Of the
japanese Commanders

One Of the Most Remarkable Of the
japanese Commanders
watched Oku keenly. Though
had seen him coming for twenty yards
! recalled suddenly that saw nothing
but his face until he got quite near.
It was sad, with something Of Lin
coins sadness. In profile it was kind
", especially when he smiled; full
faced there were proofs that he could
be iron and relentless.
But his eyes, Big. black, giittering,
fanatical, ever moving they we're, and
you caught them never but for NO
ment. but when you did they made
You think Of lightning ard thunder
storms. he was dressed simply In
olive green serge. with one star on his
cap and three stars and three stripes
on his sleeve. His boots we're good
His sword hung in his left hand-un-
clenched. His other hand looked
nerveless.
Not once did he shift his weight
from his right foot-only the sole Of
his left foot ever touching the stone
tagging. He is the most remarkable
looking man I've seen thus far amoHg
the japanese. Scribner's Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-17

Senator Nelson Of Minnesota called
on the president to present a constitu-
ent named Ulstead, the father OF hf-
teen children. all living The presi-
dent warmly congratulated the visitor
and news Of this fact soon reached
Minnesota. In a day or two Senator
Nelson received a letter from a man
named Skelton, who said; Dear Sena-
tor. notice you have been introduc-
ing a man to the president who claims
he has fifteen living children. Now.
senator, this man is a piker. have
tz enty-two children and inclose
photograph to prove it. Please show
this to the president"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-17

suct,sssly white. resented the irter-
rupt-on q the shepherd and his canine
followers A farce combat ensred
and as the seal perslsEenEly refused 70
surrender. tbs brave izlesman was re-
iuctautiy obliged 70 give Il the happy
despatch What induced the clunsy
amphih.an 10 wander SO far from its
native element It Is difficult to sur
1niss- Il is hinted thar the presence
of such an unusual Tisitant among the
snsulzr hills pcrrends some grave pub
Tic calamity OF revolution
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-17

ig really only piece Of woOc- hol-
lowed ont and shaped like a boat
He has nothing but dry moss to lie
On. and no clothes whatever 10 cover
his little naked body. but he Il as
coy as possible under the soft moss
and warm reindeer skin which his
careful mother spreads over him.
Generally. be Is hung Up BY cords to
the side Of the hut. or rather his
cradle Is, but sometimes il Is tied
oa his mothers back. When the fam
jly start On journey it is swung on
the horns Of a reindeer, and the baby
has good time, and sees All the
sights.
The little Eskimo lives and sleeps
in his mothers fur hood. He, too,
wears 10 clothes, but Il quite warm in
the soft fur. When he becomes
stronger he crawls mp and peers out
Some Russian cradles are made of
wood Or braided rushes. lined inside
and out with skins. These have lids
which are left open in summer and
closed in winter. Brby might smother
IN these quarters were It not for the
3ittle skin covered hole in the top,
which the mother opens once in a
while to Jet In the necessary fresh air
There are other kinds Of Russian
cradles. Some. like baskets, may be
set on the gound; Others hang On the
walls. and still others the mothers
carry about the fields as they do their
work. These last have canopies over
them to shade them from The sun.
The little Comanche pappoose has
only straight piece Of bearzkin.
laced UP with little piece aewed
into the foot. to spend its first days
IN, yet it never complains.
The little Sioux has a much finer
resting place, but even less comfort
able. in ny opinion It is a wooden
frame, painted yellow and studded
with brass nails To this he is
strapps4 down tight Above him is
hung = wooden hoop. with little bells,
feathers. bright pieces Of tinsel, and
rags. These are his playtYAa ys A
great turtle shell is the cradle for
some South California babies. When
a few months old the baby is placed
asfride its mothers shoulders, its legs
hanging down in front
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-17

The player representing the hen
puts Z red hzzdkerchief around his
head. Il be can get one. OF IN absence
n such q thing be trusses his coat up
nehind with Z piece OF string 10 rep
resent the short. perky tail q hen
The player who represents the hawk
covers his head with a black or white
handkerchief and swings bis arms
during the game 10 represent the
hawks pinions
All the other players represent
chicks, and children Of al ages may
join. All the chicks get behind the
hen. clustering just as chicks DO "a a
bzrnyard. and al keep their eyes on
the hawk
de must approach the chicks 10 try
fo czfry on one al a time. The hen
must Try 70 head him OF. whichever
way be may come. TIE chicks must
dodge the hawk IL every possible way.
but they must also try never 10 run
from behind the shelter Of the hen.
The hawk naturally tries 10 ~cut
out" 0ne of tie chicks and chase Il
away from the hen Then the her.
stiIl trying 10 keep all the other chicks
behind her. tries to save the fleeing
chick by infeTposing.
There IS lots Of chance here for
clever tricks and swift play The more
nearly the players copy the actions of
real hawks and chiczeHs. the more IL
teresting the game viii BE-
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PIan nIa Nem York countx.

New York city owners Of large
tracts Of Adirondack lands. includIn. I.
J. Pierpont Morgan, Alfred G. Wander
bit. the William Whitney estate and
Timothy L. Woodruff. have long com
planned Of the high taxes incurred BY
supporting the county government of
Hamilton. and through Mr.. Woodrulf's s
Influence arrangements are being
made 10 wipe Hamilton county on the
map. The plan is to unite Il with Fui-
ton county. which. on account of its
wealth, would stand the burden of the
taxation. The departments OF the
state which have the final decision in
matters Of taxation are wholly In ap-
proval Of the merger and are ready "a
act upon the matter at once. The mer-
ger win make Fulton county the iarg.
est county In The state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-17

This is story Of spelling class
in China
The youngest Of the children had
By hard study. contrived TO keep his
place so long that he seemed to claim
it by right Of possession. Growing
too self-confident, however. he relaxed
his efforts. and one day missed a
word. which was Immediately spelled
By the boy standing next to him.
The face OF the victor expressed
the triumph he felt, yet he made no
move toward taking the place, and
when urged to do SO. firmly refused.
saying:
No, me not go; me not make All
Fun's heart solly"
That was even better than the apol-
ogy by Whittier's little friend. who
was sorry she spelled the word. and
hated to 20 above him-but vent
Golden Rule.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-17

How many Of you have ever tasted
cakes Of antsg No. not the kind made
by aunts, but with ants The children
Of other countries are as fond Of
cakes made Of these insects as the
New England boys and girls are Of
cruIIers.
In Africa the natives wash the ants
and frT them II butter very much as
re would fritteTs. These cakes are
regarded as great delicacies. and in
that land are said to taste like nuts.
In India ants are mixed in batter
and baked Ike cookies. In Brazil ants
are grilled and the people eat them
ike marr0ns (chestnuts).
The Romans gathered white worms
from the leaves and trees OF the
acacia plant and cooked them. These
worms were eaten alive by some Aus
tralian tribes, who say they taste ike
eggs
The Chinese fatten the white worms
found on cabbage by feeding them
apples and bananas. This diet IS sup
posed to give them a better flavor
Little peasant children in remote
parts Of Europe catch bees. pull them
apart and suck the money. They
think If cardy is flying about in the
air they might as well help themselves
to ii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-17

Lack OF inches has been a common
peculiarity among Great Britain's
mentally great Pope and Gray were
Of the tiny ones; Flaxman. the father
Of English sculpture. was shorter and
more misshapen than Pope De Qufn.
cey and Douglas Jerrold, SIR Charles
James Napier and Lord Chief Justice
Cockburn add luster to the list OF the
lack-inches. Crofton Croker. who gave
the fairy legends and folklore OF ire
land a literature, was described BY
Scott, his admirer, as little as
dwarf" Lord John Russell was SO
slight OF stature as to have Il said of
him that be had barely sufficient body
TO cover his brain. Napoleon. Wei
lington and Nelson form a triumyirate
Of warriors, whose stature was IN in
verse ratio to their celebrity.