The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-17

LOBE, WEDNESDAY,
Saxon prince, to the Island of Ely, where
she founded a convent and a church.
Various churches in England are named
Tor ner. at Ely, where she is known as
81. aubrey fair was formerly held,
and hlmsy kind Of lace made in the
neignborhood was sold, hence the term
taWdry laces, and the appelatfon was
afterWard applied to any piece of glitter
| Ing tinsel or furnished finery.
Five people in New York city were SER
lousiy injured last week, one person dy-
ing, by means of falls due to stepping on
panama Feelings dropped on the sidewalk.
our aldermen could not see what there
was In DR.. Ohage's ordinance forbi6ding
people who have mo- sense, from throwing
Feelings on the walks. There is no record
OF the number of persons injured here
| from that cause, but scarcely a day
passes that some one does not slip or fall
down from this cause.
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one of the new autumn colors Is called
oatmeal 1t Is trifie pinker than well
cooked oatmeal should be.
The zgossips leave YOU sorrowing and
No matter how your daily life is spent
You get rich, they'll say you're
If poor, they'll say you are improvI-
Washington Star.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
birth of Noah Webster, author of the
| tirst great American dictionary; also of
/ Lorenzo, the eccentric American Metho-
dist preacher.
Who are the real sufferers by Ia
Dor strike? The women and children of
the strikers. 1t has always been thus
In human history-the weaker must suf-
Ter. For men must work and women
must weep wrote Kingsley. The men
nave the excitement, the speeches, the
meetings and the rallyings to fortify
them The women are at home with the
children and the empty larder. If at
| the best their lot is hard, with no
money coming in their situation is de-
! plorable
/ Teddy Roosevelt has a great habit Of
moralizipg. The following is from one of
! his speeches: Every man and woman
in the land ought to prize above every
| other quality the capacity for self-help;
and yet every man and woman in the
1 Ac~AAO Will e1I SOuu6 time OF OCLOT Dc sure
| ly In need of help of others; and at some
time or other will find that he or she
can IN turn give help even to the strong
est NOW and then the strongest may be
/ in need of aid, and for this reason alone
| If. for no other, the strong should al
ways be glad of the, chance in turn to
| aid the weak" There is a sermon in
TINS, but did the speaker think of the
f1lipInos. Blessed be; the man and wom-
| an who puts Teddy's SERMON into prac-
| tice, for did not the Savior say, Blessed
are the merciful; for they shall obtain
mercy F@55
| Edwardsville, Pa, had one man hold
| ing six offices. He was burgess (or may
orr, janitor of the town hall keeper
of the lookup, town clerk, driver of the
| town team and street commissioner.
| Ills townsmen, recently, fearing that he
would organize himself into an office
| trust, removed him from the office OF
! burgess, and now the greedy seeker of
place must content himself with the 9TH
er five.
The authorities OF Southeast Toledo,
Ohio, refused to extend the sidewalk
along muddy street traversed by chill
! dren on the way to school, Recently
about fifty girls got together with ham
n1ers and nails and all the planks they
| COu1Q 111lQ dIlQ themselves.
Oct. IT. 1905, was the day Ninon de
/ Lenclos died, aged ninety years This
| remarkable French beauty and wit main
| tanned her charms of figure, face and
| mind, and attracted admirers and I'M
kindled love to the very last. Every
great man Of France during her long
| life either admired or loved her.
cd
/ The South African republic and the
| Orange Free State have disappeared
| from the map. Vaal River Colony and
| the Orange River Colony is the way they
are now designated. Thus two republics
pass out of existence with the closing
of the nineteenth century. These con.
slant changes in the names Of countries
make business for the map publishers.
Do you believe the cannibaIs
All live beyond the ocean7
| Lend me your ear; I'll disabuse
| Your mind of that false notion.
| Within the hour, upon the beach,
| With my own eyes I've seen a
| White man and maid, with relish great,
| Devour q philopena.
Chicago News.
Sir Philip Sidney, poet and hero, who
died Oct. IT, 1886, at the age of thirty-two,
| was the idol of his own and the boast of
| succeeding ages, He was a patriot,
statesman, general, scholar, writer, pat
| ron and gentleman. Ophelia's deserip-
ton of Hamlet has often been applied to
him, and it seems to fail In no particu-
lar:
'The courtier's, scholars, soldiers eye,
tongue and sword,
Tho expectancy and rose Of the fair
state, ~
The glass Of fashion and mould of form,
The observed of all observers"
| %
Miss Gail Laughlin has been appointed
by the United States Industrial commits
sion to gather information about the prob
lem of domestic service. If the reader
has anything to offer write Miss Laughlin
at Washington, D. c. If Miss Laughlin' S
Investigations will In any way help. solve
the question of the unwillingness Of
young women to take up domestic serv-
ice as vocation she will have accom-
plished a great thing.
O.
William Henry Eustis has finally been
discovered and is out making speeches
for the Bixby machine. w. H has no
heart in the work, and will only be too
glad to see Capt. CD Van with the has
beens."
All the members Of McKinIey's cabinet
are on the stump except Secretary Hay,
and he is giving out grand stand dipio-
matte notes of what this country is going
to do in China
King oscar Of Sweden and Dowager
Empress Frederick of Germany are quite
i'll So is Max Muller, the famous phI1olo-
gist.
4 If the proposed. new jail to overlook