The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-21
SUNDAY GLOBE CHANCES.

Today in the calendar of the EvangeH-
cal church is the 18th Sunday after
Trinity. In the Catholic church 1t is the
10Th Sunday after Pentecost. Today the
sun rises at 6:1S a. m. and sets at slip.
m. There will be new moon day after
tomorrow at 7:10 a.. m. The International
Sunday school lessen for today is. Luke
XIV: Lilo Golden text; There is joy in the
presence of the angels of God over one
sinner that repentetif- Luke XIV: TO-
lis the candidacy of Mr. Van SAINT
case Of the office seeking the MANI" Not
by any means, he has been the most per-
sistent seeker for the Office he is after
ever know in the state.
We are sorry not to be able to say for
Mr.. La, Fol1ette's speech what the Pho
neer said of Mr.. Coehran's that it was
magnificent Grafton
There are five gubernatorial candidates
in the field In Minnesota, the Democratic
Republican, Prohibition, Populist and
Socialist Labor. In North dakota there
are five parties represented and in South
Dakota four
The woman who spends her spare
hours doing fancy work and embroider-
ing cushion covers. roug and unpleas-
ant feeling to lie upon is is wise as the
man who puts in a year carving the Dec
laration Of independence upon a; gourd'.
Elizabeth A. Connor
The Federal party in Porto Rico has
passed resolutions afffliating with the
Democratic party in the United States
The party represents the leading men of
the island who oppose the adIninistra ton
on the ground that the Foraker bill is
unsatisfactory and that the Porto Ricans
desire a more independent form of gov
eminent.
Edward Krfz. the Socialist Labor canfi-
. date for governor of Minnesota will speak
at Assembly hall on Wabasha. street this
afternoon.
The Democrat tic and Republican eehven-
tons in the Hawaiian islands have each
nominated native as a candidate for
congress Robert w, Wilcox is running
/: independant and seeks the white vote.
The British army supply depot in New
orleans has been closed. Since August.
1883, .lo,Ooo horses and 1900 mules as well
as large quantities of forage and other
! supplies, have. been shipped from tina
port to. Cape Town. the pay therefor
being about sl4ee9,eee In, English gold
For the first time since the DAYS of the
cafper bag rule have the negroes had COM
plete control of the Republican state Or
iganlzatien7 ia South Carolina. 9Inetfe re-;
cent convention in that state to, nonfn-
ate presidential electors there were l56
negroes and Il white delegates.
a DOWN South preacher says he has
three classes of members In his church,
9 iYn1cs
class Is found IN the north, kickers
Lovers OF popular opera will be sorry to
learn OF the probable fatal Illness of Sir
Arthur Sullivan.
1T IS not the work. but the worry,
mat makes us sober and sad
mat makes us narrow and sordid
When we should be CHEEKY and glad.
There's a shadow before the sunIeht'
And ever a cloud in the blue
The scent of the rose is tainted
1he notes or the song are untrue.
-Soaerville Journal
1t Is said that the reflection from tie
snow on the Northern Russian steppes
is so bright that the cattle, as well as
the people, wear Poland Speetacles.
A congregational church society in
Chlcago broke ground recently for a new
building in an unusual manner. Mem
ners OF the church gathered ON the chos-
en- lot sang the hymn, e Love Thy King
dom, Lord, and after an address by the
pastor, laid hold Of a rope attached to {,
pillow and dragged the latter four times
around the new site. In this exhibition
or Jealous cooperation In church work
children from ttse Sunday school, En-
deavorers and members of the Ladies'
Aid society Joined with the men. 1t i
said ta tSArc, 81,
their bicycle bells. while small bows
eheered.
Today, Oct, 81, is the anniversary of
the birth in 1772 of Samuel Taylor Golfer
idge, the eminent English poet and
critic; of George CoHlbe in 1888, the no.
ted Scotch phrenolegist: of Alphonso de
Lamartine in 1892, the celebrated French
poet, orator and historian; of John J. G..
c. Brainard in 1885, the American poet
and editor. His Falls of Niagara
written while he was printers boy, is
generally considered the best short poem
on that subject ever produced
An INSTRUMENTATION state convea-
ton looking to church confedera ton will
be held at Syracuse, N. " Nov. 13 and
a. A national convention is being
planned to meet in Philadelphia next
reDruary
The Beers keep pegging away. In a
fight the other day eleven British and
twenty Beers Were killed and a whole
lot wounded.
Reports from Washington announce the
serious Illness of John Sherman He
has never recovered from the Sights
cast upon him by the admins tration and
in being fooled out of the senatorial po-
sition now held by Mr.. Hanna Few
men have been so prominently identified
with the political life of the United
States for the last third Of century
than this real Ohio statesman.