The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-18

70 choose between, high duty and the
expediency of territorial, greed
MONDAY GLOaE CHANCES.
| e aN Jumped up cents a bushel on
oaturoay-and most of che fax raised in
| the United States is the product of Min
| nesota and the Dakotas 1t is now SLIGO
| bushel i;0
| a new discovery mas beer made in the
East It IS the money face" and is
uescfioed aS' having a distressed ard
longing look, with the smile of prize
nghter shaking hands with his oppo-
nent', who will PROBABLY knock him out
The voice to9 gradually gets to be me-
talic and hard The face of Russell Sa ge
is said to be an ideal one of the kind
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Colored handkerchiefs are low the fad
among the ladies down East. :rolors can
! be solid or they may be stripoj or
spotted To be,s strictly in it the corner
/ should contain Your initial.
Inc notable obituary of this day IN
history includes that of Doinitan. in A.
| u; 80, one eff those monsters who dis
| grace the annals of the ancient Roman
empire Many horrible stories Of his
murderous and insane cruelty are told.
once he invited the Roman senators to
dlnner. They were ushered into a large
| hall draped in black. and when the lights
were turned on each beheld his coffin
! with his name inscribed thereon. Not
able to bear his impositions longer ne
was assassinated.
| This is the anniversary of TIE birth. in
1863 of Oliver Holden, at Shirley, Mass.
| who is remembered " the world wide
| fame of his hymn, Corona ton
! That was an unhappy ending TO the life
: OF Capt. McQueston, of the Fourth in-
| fantry, in the Philippines. who. when in
sane, attacked members of his company,
| who, in turn, Killed him.
| Today, Sept IS, is the Anniversary of
the birth, in 1909, of Samuel Johnson, ere
of the most eminent writer's of the last
century His ':RasSeIas" was written In
single week to pay TIC. funeral ex-
! penses OF his mother. Ills Dictionary
! OF the English Language is considered
the most remarkable work o. the kind
ever produced by a single person
quarter of a century ago sugar is
said to have constituted ABOUT oae fifth
j of the grocery trade of the country. but
now, owing to canned goods and special
!
one-twentieth of the total trade in gro
! cerieS.
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The National Railroad Master Black
| smith associate meets IN convention at
| Detroit, Mich. today.
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mob at Mansfield. O., on Sunday
drove three Zienite preachers out of
! town. after having abused them III ways
peculiar to an Ohio Sunday mob These
! outbreaks are getting pretty common i'll
/ the presidents state.
iorte .
Potatoes ape now being produced, like
fruit from the stem of The plant, and
/ they are said to be equal or better in
flavor to those grown underground.
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| Some one has2Hiscovered THAI the nail
of the middle finger grows Easter than
! any other, and the nail on the thumb is
the slowest glover on the hand
/ The net surplus of sl5,00e as the result
! of the last state fair is not bad AS we
have already said, Minnesota has the
| largest state fair in the United States.
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Snails are popular in the Paris restau-
rants. 1t is said that over 100000 pounds
| are consumed" daily, and the business OF
1ISlhS lnen IS proHtdDie
! The iron ore shipments this season from
| Duluth fall a little short of 1000G000 tons.
an increase over last year of over 2000-
! 600 tons Minnesota is great state.
o.
! The Taft commission daily reports some
sort of Important measure being put in
! force for the government of the Philip
! pines. but the killing goes on just the
/ Last Wopl:
| killed, and one American was killed, three
wounded and two taken prisoners
| The national l. o. o. +. sovereign grand
lodge met at Richmond, Va, yesterday,
! and will be- in session all week. ST. Paul
and Minneapolis are both represented.
| Gov. Roosevelt. IN a recent address, said
the tendency of popular thought was in
! the direction of harmony and peace
among men, in other words, the golden
| rule was soon to take effect. And yet
most of his campaign speeches are de
voted to clarifying the soldiers and fill
| ing the minds of the young with the idea
that fame is only won in fields of deadly
strife. a7
This is the anniversary of the landing
in England, III I714, of George l. to take
the throne. He was fifty-four years of
age, and never during his reign was able
to speak the English language.
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Gen. Wright; of the Philippine commits
sion, is preparing bill asking an appro-
priation of $1,00O,OO0 for harbor improve
ments at Manila0 Large sums will also
| be asked to improve other ports.
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Chicago is experimenting with powdered
coal, and it is hoped that the smoke
stacks of thee city will be relieved from
the emissions OF clouds of smoke a,'ld
showers Of cinders. The experiment will
be watched with interest by all the cit
! les.
| The broom corn crop is poor. according
to reports in all. parts of the country, and
| the price of broOms will ilImp lin several