The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-27
MONDAY GLOBE CHANCES.

stomach, or gastric ailments peculiar to
the hot summer months are due to ex-
cessive use of iced drinks and soda wa
ter Favored with chemically prepared syr-
ups. Ice water flowing into the digest
i've organs acts very much like frost
upon vegetation. In European countries
the syrup danger is headed off by severe
punishment to dealers who use any flaw
or not strictly Of pure fruit juice.
Aug. q in the calendar of Catholic
saints is dedicated to a boy, ST. Hugh,
who is said to have been crucified in
London, England, in 1225, in derision Of
the Savior's sufferings His shrine is in
Lincoln cathedral Many ballads were
written upon his death.
G. P. Huntington was man after hIr.
Donnelly's own heart. He believed Bacon
wrote Shakespeare. He said that not a
line of SIS MSS. was in existence, and
only one or two supposed autographs.
In fact. there is no evidence that S. could
write. MIR. Huntington's theory was that
Shakespeare was a sort of stage mana
GER and Bacon wrote the plays.
It was Sunday, Aug. 27, 55 B. c., that
chronologists designate as the day on
which Caesar invaded the island of Brit
ain He crossed over from Boulegne
WIFI oJOUO IIEcu ctf1Q ABDUL lUU transports
and war gaHeys.
What has become of Hobson the hero
Of so many kissing episodes, and Funste n,
whose swimming feat in the Philippines
so enthused the Kansans that they want
ed to make him governor.
Senator Wellington, of Maryland, says
that President Mckinley induced him to
Paris tTaa tN nv lxy
agreeing that there would be no forcible
annexation of the Philippines He said
Mr.. Mckinley said he had no intention
to hold the islands, but favored giving
the Filipinos absolute freedom and self
government without military interference.
with that pledge from President VIII
liam Mckinley / voted for the treaty.
President Mckinley has betrayed me-" It
only needed one vote to defeat the treaty.
Now that the senator is calling the pres
ident to time, the Republican press as
sails Wellington as a traitor and ''sore-
head as If he had to bend his will and
opinion always to suit the president 8
Whims
1t looks as if the war IN China might
end before the Gen. Won Waldersee, the
agreed-upon commander-in-chief, reached
there.
cape Nome become place OF deSolatton
the boomers are directing attention to
Kadiak island as being "the most won
derful gold field in the world It is
said that thousands of destitute persons
will have to be brought back from Cape
Nome by the government. If you are
looking for gold don't be mislead by
scare head lines In the Pacific coast pa
pers about newly discovered gold fields
in Alaska.
The Republican state convention of
Washington last week nominated man
by the name of Bryan for superintendent
Of public instruction. 1t seems as
though we've heard the name of Bryan
before, and one who is said to be an etdu-
Gator himself.
A Republican paper says that after the
allied powers have settled matters In
China life will be as safe in that en-
pire as in the United States" Yes, when
that Is done; but from recent events In
Akron and Mansfield, O., New York city
and numerous other American cities our
civilization seems only skin deep, in
spots at least.
President Mckinley is considering the