The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-12


teristic of his name. He has Just issued
q DOCK called 'China's Open Door," Here
are some sample extracts: Force open
the door and then nail it back to the wall
so that the pure sunshine of modern civ
!lizauon can pour in There is only one
kind OF diplomacy that either the Chinese
or the Filipino understands, and that is
brute force. You may temper it with
justice, but the force must be plainly in
evidence" "Gunb9ats, earnestness, di-
plomacy will give us our place in the Chi
nese market" 1t will be noted that chief
among this civilized three is gunboats.
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There are said to. be about 800 golf clubs
in the United States, with two papers de-
voted to that sport
Our hopes, like tdW'r.ng falcons, aim
At objects ins an airy height;
The little pleasure of the game
is from afaruto view the flight"
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: Gen, Joseph Wheeler has, retired on half
pay-S4,000 a year, more or less-after
having been in the regular army about
SIX months and, the volunteer army about
two years.
Today, Sept. r., is the anniversary of
the, birth, IN IFS; in Ireland, of Alexander
Campbell, founder of, the religious sect
known as the Disciples Of Christ. - or
Bethany college in Virginia in 1871 This
gay IS also the, anniversary of Richard
Joroan Gatling's birth, in 1918, the in
ventcr Of the rapid-firing gup;5of Richard
March Hoe, in 1912, inventor of the first
rotary printing press. of Charles Dudley
thor.
GcldShred in waste spots growing y
IeIis US Of the. summers close;
ma [ter-ng birds in tree tops singing So
,r; nelis OF ght beyond the SHOWS.
i1nted soon viii be our woodlands, r
6y Dame Natures magic hand,
Lighting up with brilliant colors
livery forest in our landi
with calCric smile and sigh
summer bids us all Goodbye
., a In average pay; of missionaries is
$le0 year and tlaveling expens es
Alter five years eff work each has one
year OF rest On pay. Missionaries are al
i9Wed Sl6oe "a year extra fer each rshisoil in
tnelr families. Not poorly PAID lob after
all but sometimes dangerous. 'i 1910
queen Victoria thiGks her icrg life anu
5000 health are Guesto1reguiar hablts in
eathg and sleeping Everything moves
Win uniform =resu afity in ier household
~f9e 'tes IS Loo sitt..
1 1r.AF
lcan congressman from Maine, lust re-
erected, IS considered hopeless lunat,c
HIS frlenGs Eope for his recovery, hut feef
tilat they are ktFIEig against hope Vot-
Ing Tor him was not as hopeless as the
votes cast forDThaGdeus Stevens in 1865
tour days before the primaries were held
stevens suddenly died. No other eandi-
cate had been considered and an address
was issued asking that as a fitting tribute
OF respect and justice to his memory,
that the unaniI0us vote of the party he
cast Tor the name of Fhadleus Stevens
at the ensuing detection. This: course
was followed and every vote cast p1re
the name of rhaddeus Stevens. who was
III ms grave whcffsthe votes were count
co. Then q special election was called
ana Diver. y sI D}fckey was chosen to fill
Ihere was no particular cheering news
for the Republicans in-the Maine election
on Monday. There were Republican loss
1896. IN
+ \ The presidentRof the Vegetarian Society
OF America, Rev. H. S. ChuDb. whose
name suggests a fish diet, is looking for
place in the South where vogetarians
may settle as a colony.
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Today is the anniversary OF the rescue
OF Vienna, the Austrian capital. In 1853
from the Turks, who were there 200 600
strong, by John Sobicski and his Polish
forces, This probably saved Europe from
being oVerrun by the Turks. This is also
the anniversary Of the, execution of
eng .Mors, a faVoEite of Louis XIII. of
France in 1642N 1t was claimed that ne
was in a plot to kill Cardinal Richeieu
and the latter had him tried and executed
the same day. The cardinal, however. did
not long survive his vengeance.
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The Chicago Record. says that hereto
tore vice presidents have been largely
ornamental but an argument in favor or
Roosevelt, that appeals Ito economical
people is that the government eoutd use
him When congress was rot IN session
to break bronc1os for the cavalry.
At the recent, gathering Of 1000 pl1v
slcians in Paris. many important cues
lions We're discussed, but none more than
the habit so common now of people dos
ing themselves especially in the use of
laxative medicine, of which the market
has a supply in infinite quality and va
riety so. .es s.ts
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A sentiment is being engendered and
fostered by administration papers against
leading CubaTs, because they are begin
ming to ask what this government in
tends to do with them. 1t has been two
years since we went to war to give them
freedom, and now they are to be allowed
to prepare constitution, provided it
suits the administration at Washington.
Ihey see the trusts gobbling up every
thing there, and because they insist on
some sort of action on the part of Mr.
Mckinley, whose evasiveness is as notice
able in their affairs as in everything else.
their motives and urposes are questioned
and misconstrued.t