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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

REoUgsT TO TRAVELLING MEN
When you aro through reading this will YOU please
throw out II tho window the tul W section men
you They viii appreciate 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

HOPE Memory love.
lioro, Tor fair morn, and Lov, for dav.
ANA Memory Tor the evening gray,
And solitary dove.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

your late hours, my love should
very much ike to know where they
are kept
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
UP QUALITY

by has made this store unusual.
ot in your mind, come and see for
ul we protect the food that goes
e shrewd buyers who appreciate
at Advertising only points the
you must come and buy to be
led that it will pay you to trade
, ours tell, prices like ours sell.
~ us. You will like our way of
r provision needs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

scrvaut-Plcase, maam can YOU
give me my character?
Mistress Certainly Bridget But
what do YOU want it for? You are
surely not going TO leave me without
swing notice first?
Strvant-Oh, you never fear ma'am
I'm not thinking Of leaving YOU, but
my sisters going into service and she
wants thc loan Of H.
Tcachcr-Nov. I want all the child
rem to lool, at Tommy's hands and
observe how clean they are, and see
II an of you cannot come 70 school
with cleaner hands. Tommy per-
haps. viii tell us how ne keeps them
SO nice
Tummy-Y,s'm Ma makes me
wash the breakfast things every
morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28

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nearly
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-28
WHAT CONVERTED nm.

@EN or MORE Years ago when Kansas was In 'ho
VII throoa Of popusm, WIN Allen white wrote nm
editorial for his Emporo Gazcto under tho cap
~ ton whats the Matter with kanaos' And
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

list for Detroit, Delray. Crosse Poicta
Hishl.RRd d.. PARK . MSr, aomi Rssseii ana
eagle tablets. ifiS; cut iosf ssso:
standard powdered. So; grsnulated *
S ss s ssiS cartons. $50 DO. a,iS cartons.
ssIssns So sS-is o1 ssssGa. ,s.ssi
1855: No. /. $3.50; No. Z. $3.50: Ne. 5.
Issssss No NJ. + Iss;;ss Nc Nc & ; ;s4.ss No. Nc !
,s no No. 70, i ts js 90 No FL H. isSs g.
No. rs. 1905; Michigan, GRADUATED.
$3.50: household powdereS lib car
tons. as 10 case. s3.75 per case; house
$40 Der case.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
Markets and Finance
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times oy Carson.
wheat-There was flood OF selling
in wheat az the opeaing because OF
the private reports OF good rains over
for unsettled and cooler weather with
probable showers In Inherent quarters.
IL looked like a. breaking up OF the
generally dry conditions over the coun-
try. Commission houses threw a lot
OF wheat on the. market on early or
ders. There was stop-loss selling by
the local trade. A group OF leaders in
the pit took the buying side quickly
on break and fairly good rally OF re
10 &c occurred. Market Is now show
ing heaNiness. sept. I've lower than
close yesterday at si.00A: Dec. OF ihc
10 sl0lS. Northern markets had a
sharp break same as ours. Forecast
for the northwest IS fair and cooler.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods--Appies. Eais, s2.7S;
bak ed leans, lib. 5OW6Oc: Lima beans,
SlQl5O Corn - Fancy Maine. SLl0;
standard, s5c. Table beets. u. ESQ lac.
Peas-Fancy. carly June. ;l.35: stan
dards. 81. soaked, too zoe. salmon
Sockeye. tall. $3.50; fiat. 81; Alaska
reds $40: Alaska pinks. l.1b. To-
matoes. IS " soc: succetash. Slgl.lo per
doz. ,no -
S425di7: delivered
EeeS-Brnn, $685. fine middlings, s2s:
coarse middlings. sac; cracked corn,
S2T. coarse corn meal S21. corn aud
oats chop, S24 per ton
Elour-Michigan patents In wood,
hest $3.50; ordinary. patents, $3.50;
stTaiaht $40; clear. $40 per bbl Rye
hour $3.50 por Dbl.
Oii.-Raw liuseed. 7Sc: boiled linz
.eed' 7sc: Diamond headlight Kerosene.
&c: Perfection. shc: Eocene. iihe:
crown gasoline, 1bc per gal. turpentine.
| in barrel lots. CSC per gal
Proyisions--Nes PORK. s25: family,
tasaaT: medium, clear. s15027b0:
smoked hams. l7x 9lsc: dry saited
briskets. 15hc; shoulders u hc; picnic
hams i2hc: bacon, 2122c: lard, in
Heroes 1sAc; kettle rendered. lac 10
sugar-Quotations corrected daily by
w. a. Edgar s. Son. Tho retail prize
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

AppIes--Fancy. s49GBo: common. .:
9s per Dbl: western box apples. s27I
4 G95o per box.
G250 according TO quality.
/ Benns-Dried Lima, sac per III.
| Observation-Disclosures $3.50 per "a
OF case
CeIcry-Home- grown. 4oc@yl doz.
! COMMUNICATIVE sl25 per do.
| Cabbage-New. sI.25@i.7s per crate
! Cherries-s3 1850 per bu.
! Currapt.-s25863 per bu.
Cheese-Michigan fiat, late made, 1!
Gl5hc: fall made, l791sc: York state
10000. LimbuIger. Wisconsin. l79lSc
york state. ls0lsc: German cream
block. 24c: domestic loaf. z3c: import
ed. ESQ soc per ID.
Dates-Persian. sac per Id; Fards.
! Gshc per Id.
Dressed CaIve.-choice. iiG11hc ID
common. 90 loo per ID.
Figs-Imported. new. ll0ltc per 10
Sa1ifornia. ssc per bog
house. 5oa6oc per doz; lettuce. hot
house. 400 SOC per bu: head lettuce. Too
per 6u: radishes. long. lac; round. loo
ley; 2oa CSC doz; green beans $50 9
Texas iomatoes, $50 per 'a-basks!
sse s sSc ERsrn sask sSc S psr Go 9;e;
raragus. si,SoShf5 per boz; isc9sl
g geT soe eni snsen i. ssas dol
! California Fruits-Cherries. Sl.1ogz
pIums go d225 per box.
Goose per bu.
Huy-Detroit dealers are paying th'
following prices for baled hay In car
lots: 9. b. Detroit: No. ! umethnSy
Clover sEVi mixed SD' .1ssis.5o; rye s,rss
sz6O9s: wheat and oat straw, $3.50
q. Loose hay from farmers wagons OF
the city markets ranged from si'VSA
Hides-No. 1 cured hides. &c: No,
green hides, INC; No. ] cured bulls. &c
No l green bulls, sac; No. ! cured yea
No. cured murrain. Sc: No, ! greer
murrain. 7c; No. 1 cured calf. 14c: NO
green calf. 13c: NO. 1 horse hides
,s sfo N &C. S SGr's t hfss s sheep
| skin, as to amount wool. 4oc to coo
No hides. 10 on; No kip. calf. lh'
Honey-Fansy white. Is017c: amber
I2Q14c: extracted, 79sc per lb.
Huclieberrie.-s4.so pec St,at ease ass.
Lemons-Calitornia. SOS per box;
Messinas. S6.5o47 per box.
Limes-s1 pl.25 per 100.
MeIon.-Rocky Fords. s35o@4.5o pei
case; watermelons, 400 soc each.
| Mushrooms--150 soc per ID.
Onions - Egyptians. tl.6e per ou
Texas Bermudas. $1,000. per crate
Ornnge.--California navels. $500
$50 per crate. -
Pinenpples-- Flor!da5 alzhV- ooh
k2.b0g 27E per crate
Peaches-e- basket crates, S1.5OW2.
| Potatoc--New BermudaS, sl,iS per
buh new southern. 81 per ou.
old roos,ers, 12nl5c. Gncks. l5M l5c
geese. lee: turkeys, l71lSc per 10.
Rnspberries-Red. 81 nl,I5 per ~,
pint case; black, $l.5O0lfS per lo-p'
Tniiow-No. 1. sac; No. ?. sac 10:
wool-Medium unwashed. lS0-le
| nne unwashed, 4WlBc per 10,
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
WELLESLEY GIhLs W ANT
BABIES LEFT AT HOME
object to Having Graduates Who Are
Mothers Bring Infants TO Com
mencement Exercises.

WELLESLEY, Mass, July T.
Space In the College News was given
TO two Wellesley undergraduates. who
state that graduates who are mothers
should leave their offspring at home
IL they attend commencement OBJ
servances. The letter has caused
great Indignation.
The girls wrote:
Since we must keep Tree Day
closed TO the public for the enjoyment
OF the alumnae. should they be allow
ed TO bring their obstreperous infants
TO distract their own attention and
mar the pleasure of the undergradu-
ates?
IF II is utterly impossible for these
young children To be left at home we
should suggest that one of the So
ciety houses be turned into a day nur.
sery, where fond mothers can leave
their offspring in care Of an attendant,
or. IL they prefer, remain to compare
Jack with Ruth or to discuss the
latest fad in infants food or clothing.
by this plan the children could be
duly exhibited to less fortunate class
mates and the whole afternoon would
be more thoroughly enjoyed by ALL"
y. AL ka 60 So.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
NEW YORK PROpUCE.

NEW YORK. July 7.--Flour-lnac-
S25.50a26 Lard-Dull; middle west,
spot. $I2.O5ql2.15. Sugar-Raw, hrm;
centrifugal, 96 test. ass, muscovado, 50
crushed. SIS: powdered. 5.25: granu-
lated, SIS Cofee--Rio No. Z, on the
spot, SA @shc. Dressed poultry-Dull,
easy; turkeys, 15@l9c; chickens, $50
'lsh di9c Live poultry-Dull, easier;
geese, lie; ducks, lac: fowls, lea &c.
Chese--Steady. state milk. common TO
specials l0GI Ice; skins, common 20
specials. 5m124c; full skins. "a q 81 &C,
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

Ariz Conn 14A. Atlantic 5h. Arcad l.
Ndven 5, Bos & Cor IN. Boston Ely
rs. Butte Coal IL. cactus :, Cal q
Ariz 40. Cal g. Hecla sol. Centen 10
Chino 10. Cop Range so. Davis DAILY
l1-ls, East Butte I. First National j.
CRANKY 90. Giroux Ga. Goldheld Cons
So. Greene Can 67s. Hancock II, Ind
1857. Inspiration :. Isle Royale Is. Kerr
Lake \. LaSalle lOL. la Rose 4. Lake
44h, Miami lsh. Mass I. Mich 4. New
Cons 1874. New Utah IS, NipssnB lob
North Butte 2lA North Lake N, Ohio
Con Ia, Old Dom 33A. Osceola 1l9A
Quincy 81. Raven 26. Bay Cons Is. Shar
al, South Lake 64. Sup Cop 80, Sup A
Bos sA, Sup & Pitts ga, Utah Ape'
az. Utah Cons 10. u Smelt 80, dc
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
posToS COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. July Boston copper
iayden. Stone & Co: Adv, so; Anal
.2jS: Am Zinc. s5; Ariz. Coml Ego
Etl, goo, Bat. so: Bos. Coro.' lSS
"a: c. & II, IS Cent, 40: Mere. 40
:. Range. 293: r. B.. 40; Elm r.. 25o
F'r., gas; Cir, .6l5: Or. $50; g; G., si2
Gancy 100: Ind. 29o: l. Roy" goo keIi
ZOO Mia, $40; Mich, so; Moh.s, iSo
New. $40: Are. 100; Nip, 5l5;.N. b
ss5; n. l., 405. ojib.. 8 o. d. 4o'
1875: So. Utah. so: sup. IS: $. & y.
-: s. & p. 20; Tenn, 10; Trim. 320
=. s. r.. 9S5; do pfd, S6t. Apex; 100
- Con. $50; Win 100; Wow. 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT July Opening; W sIHst
Is unchanged IN the Detroit mar 1ri,,
liverpool failed to hold all s os an st esd
Weather in the northwest continues
dry Opening prices Thursday; C as
No. red wheat, $l.04; July :ioS /.
The corn market is quiet and firm
At 63hc for cash No. 2. and 6ec for NO.
oats are in demand and flrm at 4osc
nd and 40c for No. white;
The rye market is dull ana steaoy at
scans are duil and nominal at s2.22
flr cash, 32.02 for October, and Sl'9'
Cloverseed is steady at 81 for prime
spot, $3.50 for october, and $3.50 for
Chicago on Thursday, receipts, cars
September wheat in Chicago opened
thursday at sl.02lA a lob, corn at 81 =
s6I&c. oats at 39h a $3.50. and pork
Wheat in Liverpool. opened u, a sd
fgher and was later quoted un-
Nanged TO sd higher. Corn was an
hanged.
81 o5: july. Si,Oi; Sept. slotn; Dec.
si.O6k: May, $l.o9h CornLCasns:o e &c
MY MY s q &c 5 5sPs ASH am July iic:
Sept. SoIc; Dec, 41c; My, .i314c, Rye
--No. 2. zoe; No. 3, 76c Gloyerse.ecuE,E
Nsikc--Prime. s745; Aug, $3.50. Prime
timothy. 81 80; Aug, SAB Butter eggs
and hay. unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. July The grain mar .
at npened steady and showed hut
light change in the first 10 minutes,
rading. Sept. and Dec. wheat opened
4, G higher than last night close; Ut,
mLc lower. Provisions shade
over.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
posrox CopPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co, July 8: Early London
cables quote metal market spot 6s Sd
tower futures SIS lower. Boston cop
per stock market was weak earlier In
Inc day but showed a tendency TO rally
later They have had some rains in
decline. The possible production OF
Guggenheim group OF copper properties
mas been sold for July and August and
the FIRST two weeks of september. ms
includes the product OF Nevada Con-
solidated and Utah Copper Companies.
The United Metal Selling Co. is under :
stood to have made further saies OF
conner for shipment abroad. Granny
1eciined TO 90 on comparatively no bus,
mess. The stock sold at 20 in small
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-creamsries. extras, ZINC 10;
fists, 2slc; dairy butter. 22c; pack
ing stock, ale per 10.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included, INC per doE Receipts on
Wednesday, I.0l2 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
cHICAGn pnnnuCE.

nCHICAoO, July 6.-Butter-Extras'
2Thc. flrsts. 25hc: dairy extras zee:
frsts, 24c. Eggs Prime firsts. TIC;
frsts, Ice Cheese-Twins, lS4 "a C;
young Americas, l5% n &c. Live poul-
try-Fowls. lic, ducks, lac; geese. So
i0c.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

lONaI .Sh.olUstsl -
State Of Michigan, County OF Wayne. IS:
/. w. y. Hopkins, cashier OF the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true 10 the
best OF my knowledge and belief and
correctly represents the true state OF
the several matters herein contained,
as shown by the hooks Of the bank.
w. +. HOPKINS.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of July. 1910
FRANK F. FLEMING
Notary Public.
NV commission expires Dec 30 1910.
Correct attest:
JOHN RI. JOHNSON
HAMILTON CARHARTT.
GEO. II. LESHER,
Directors.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone s. Co. 1l6-llS Griswold-st.;
Open High, Low. Noon
Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone 4 Co. ll6-1ls Griswold.st
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported good
trade in all lines this morning. with
little or no change IN prices. Receipts
OF berries OF all kinds except strawber-
ries. were liberal. and moved out free
ly at steady prices. The strawberry
deal may be called over for this season.
The butter and egg market was I'M
changed Only an occasional calf Is
being received Poultry is in good sup
ply. and. in the case OF fowls. the de-
mand ia even better than the supply,
but broilers do not seem to be wanted
The general market was active and
steady with no special features.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07

Ted, Jr.. may find his carpet factory
experience valuable when his wife
tells him TO tack down a few.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
LIVE STOCK.
EAST DUFFALo-Openinx.
Cunning a stevens Live stock Repor

cumming AZ stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, y. ", July -
Cattle-Receipts 2 cars, steady.
Best 1850 TO l,i00-lo steers, $3.50
$: good prime, i,e00 TO i.350-lb steers.
ping steers. $500 1928; medium butch.
er steers, 1000 TO Lilo lbs. s5.5oV6;
light butcher steers, s4.75Q5.25: best
fat cows S525q5.75; fair to good cows,
S4.25QIT5; common TO medium, do. 81
q as; best fat heifeTs. $6q6.T5: good
s4.25a5 stock heifers. S3.25 4S.50: best
feeding steers, s4.T505; medium to
good. do, $ia425, stockers, all grades
s3.50G3.75; best bulls, s5.25 Il so; bo-
logna bulls s4Q4.50A light thin bulls.
$1,000; best mixers and springers,
s50W6O each. common 10 good, do. $50
Q35
Hogs-Receipts cars. lower; heavy.
$500 workers., $3.50 $50. pigs, si0.
sheep and Lambs--Receipts cars.
steady; spring lambs. So. yearlings,
So $50. wethers, IS q $40 ewes, si.25
14.T6.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
EAST BuFFALo-CIose.

EAST BUFFALO. N Y. July g.
The market closed with the following
changes: CGttle--Receipts none. mar
ket arm; prime steers, ScISWN25
shipping steers. $3.6o175o Calves
Receipts rs, active and arm: common
10 choice. ssQ so. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts zoo. active and Arm; choice
lambs. ss.5o@s; Gull to fair. sos $50
yearlings. s6a65O; sheep, SO 20.
Hogs-Receipts 1850, active and nrm-
err; heavies $9.65: workers.. 50 soc To-
pigs. SOTO; mixed. s9.70Qs.SS; roughs.
Ss25aS.50, stays, $747.5o
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. July T.--Cattle-Receipts
10000. l0c lower: beeves. So bqsbo'
Texans. s4254s.65; western. IS 9oq
7.25. stockers and feeders, $50 n 80
cows and heifers, s2.s5@6s0; calves,
SIS asa .25 Hogs-Receipts 10000, lpc
lower; light. 1920 $50; mixed, ss.05 a
g.4e, heavy, ss.70d9.25; rough. ss.70U
Receipts $4,000. 100 15c lower: natives,
s3q4.75; western. s3m4.60; lambs, ma
tives, s4.S54s.25; western, sSgs.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., July Hogs
Receipts 1000, market l0c lower. me-
diums and heavies, $3.50; workers.
$40; pigs and lights $3.50. Cattle
Receipts cars, steady. Lambs-Re.
ceipts 5 cars, 1915. Calves-Receipts
The Detroit times., 1910-07-07
pEpoRr OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Peninsular Savings Bank

Az the close OF business June 30. 1910
as called for by the Commissioners OF
the banking Department.
REsouRcES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
Display Of Stun Life
Startles Rulers and
Ministers in Belgium
Exhibits Of HoYels and Pictures Of
Distress Graphically Put on
Exhibition.

BRUSSELS. Dec, a-(special to The Bee
Universal exhibitions are reputed as fes-
tive shows or Industrial undertakings.
rather than schools o. experience paving
the way for legislative reform. The Brus-
sells Universal exhibition just closed is to
be followed, nevertheless, by most strik-
inG social and political result.
One OF It's features was an almost har-
rowing display Of the distress and misery
prevailing in the alums and abodes Of the
thousands Of men ana women who per-
form their labors indoors-weavers. hat
makers. tail0rs. shoamakers, ete.-and who
do not belong TO any trades union organ
ization. Exact reproductions OF their dens
were given with figures showing IT what
terrible sweating rates this class OF work
ers drudge. the disease and mortality
among them, etc.
This picture OF sordid life has 30 startled
the king and queen OF the BelEians ana
the government, besides the public, that
the cabinet has prepared a bill to be LAID
forthwith before Parliament which will sx-
tend 70 all indoor workers all advantages
granted BY the state to collective factory
labor. such as improved lodgings, help dur
Ing illness, old aEe pensions, etc This
is the first time IN the history OF exhibi-
tons that a worlds fair has served for
such purpose and led 70 such immediate
practical consequences.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
General Pratab Singh
Relieved Of Authority
Story Behind Dismissal of Powerful
Member of Reigning Family in
the Punjaub.

CALCUTTA, Dec. s.-(special to The
Bee.)-There is more in the announcement
OF the dismissal Of General Pfatab Singh
from the command of the Pauala forces
than meets the eye 1t Is stated that the
day before Lord Mimic visited Patialo City
the general was sent to his own estate and
forbidden to return to the Patiala capital
without permission. This is the first nom
inal act OF the young maharaia upon at
tanning his majority.
Lord Minto's visit to RauaIa was for the
purpose OF investing the maharaja with
his gad (throne). His highness is a power
full chief, Patlala being the largest Of the
Punjaub states and he has salute OF
seventeen guns. During the whole OF his
minority the state has been administered
by this branch Of the Singh family-chiefly
by Sir Runbir Singh X. c. s. 1. But II
may be taken for granted the dismissal of
General Pratab Singh Is the act Of the
Indian government. and a story OF corrupt
practices viii be unfolded. The maharaja
has long been at loggerheRds with his eK-
general, and the Pratab singhs have ruled
the roost In Patiala in too high-handed a
manner to be longer tolerated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
NOBLE JEWEOO IS HONORED
Countess of Desart Given Freedom Of
City Of Kilkenny.
LIBERAL IN HER PHILANTHROPY
Eiectment Cases in Dublin Number
Many Thousands Yearly--The
Growth of Insanity is
Appalling.
N THOMAS EMMETT.

DUBLIN, Dec. 3.--(speeial to The Bee.)-
For the first time in the history Of this
country an Irish city has conferred the
freedom Of the city" upon a woman and
she not of the race nor OF the faith en-
braced by three-fourths Of the people. Kill
kenny is the city and the Countess OF
Desart is the woman. The facts are OF
more than ordinary interest. The new Car
negle library in Kilkenny, for which Mr..
Carnegie gave $4,000, was formally opened
by Ellen Countess OF Desart, who gave
free site for the building in addition to
furnishing it, The municipal government
has conferred the freedom OF the city"
on the countess in recognition Of her mu-
nificence. The countess expressed her
thanks for an honor never before con-
ferred by an Irish city on a woman. As
Jewess she was proud, since 1t justified
her in the fight she had waged against the
assertion that Ireland was land of
bigotry
Thousands of Eiectments.
Thirteen thousand ejectment cases are
dealt with yearly in Dublin" said Mr.. Nc
Inerney X. c., in one OF the police courts,
and there are 2l.7O2 families living in
single rooms in the city"
Lunncy Is Growing.
A big delegation representing various
public organizations waited upon the i'm
perial authorities here and urged upon
them the necessity of a treasury grant to
meet the increased expenditure caused by
the increase of lunacy In 1875 there we're
1888 patients Now there are 1895. The
capitation grant had increased from $4,000
to f193.O0O and the contribution from local
rates has swollen from $4,000 to fSS2OOO.
Ulster Wakes Up.
An old Ulster farmer with a potato sack
slung over his shoulders staggered into a
Belfast bank last Monday He said that
he wanted to make a deposit. The amazed
officials, on opening the sack, found that
Il contained $500 in gold, which the old
man said was a portion of his life's saw
ings he had kept hidden under the floor Of
his cottage. He had been told when get
ting his will made that the money would
be safer in the bank and that besides he
would get interest on 1t. Further, he said,
he had a lot more gold which he wanted
to bring some other day.
American Last.
The disappearance OF Mr. Hesketh
grandson Of the late United States Senator
Sharon of Neyadas caused a sensation here
and an all-Ireland search was instituted
for him at the request of his mother.
POpe's Eyes Are Good.
Prof. Cahill of this city. who is the pope's
optieian. recently went to Rome to test the
eyes OF the veheration head Of the Catholic
church and he found them in fine condi-
ton. he says. and not like those OF an
old man in poor health. Cahtll presented
to him an elaborate Paragraph, registering
the rise and fan of the barometer on clock
work chart. encased in an artistic covering
OF Irish oak. exquisitely modelled on the
Book OF Kells His holmes warmly
thanked him for his gift, presenting a gold
medal struck on the occasion Of the re-
organization OF the Vatican art gallery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
BELGIANS QUITE FOReETFUL
Railroad Men Find Great Variety o.
Articles Left on Trains by
Owners.

BRUSSELS. Dec. 3.-(special 20 The Bee)
in one month absent-minded passengers
using the Brussels tramways left behind q
heterogeneous collection, including ITO UNI
brellas, three sunshades. thirty walking
sticks. thirty-siX pairs OF gloves thirty
three purses, three brooches, two watches.
twelve pince-nez, a pair OF opera glasses,
four boas and various articles that may be
included in the comprehensive title OF
lingerie. Strange but true. difficult as Il Is
TO conceive, four men left their pipes be-
hind
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-04
SAFE FULL OF sACCHARINE
French Custom OffteeFh Confiscate
and Destroy smuEgied Sweetness
Nobody Owns.

BAsLE. Dec 8-(apeclaI 60 The Bee.)-
A heavy safe coming from Basle was found
on examination by the French custom Off
GERS to contain 100 pounds OF saccharina.
The firm 70 whom the safe was addressed
at Lyons denied any knowledge OF It or lie
sender. 50 the saccharine has been de-
stroyed and a fine imposed on the railway
company for carrying oontraband.