The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-17
ones seen in the windows should not be

The International Woman's Council,
which met in annual session in Mime
apolls three days this week, was a rep
resentative body of women, and from the
deliberations it must be concluded that
women are in the business and profess
s1onal Held to stay, at least that seemed
to be the drift Of opinion among all the
speakers.
Armour & Co. have a printing plant
at their packing house, and a ChicogO
dispatch says that owing to cOntribu-
lions TO the Republican campaign fund,
the company's Office. has been given a
contract to print internal revenue
stamps on checks, sleeping tickets, etc.
Commander Booth-Tucker, of the Sal
walton Army, is trying to float $l50,0O0
bonds to carry on his colonization
schemes in the West. He has already
one colony of $50 persons in Colorado.
On Wednesday Secretary Long, of the
navy department., closed contract with
the Carnegie company for $17,O.0C09 armor
plate The navy and war department
et1clals are making plans which will ne
cessltate an appropriation of $20O,6O),000
by the next congress for the matnte-
nance and increase of naval and mill
tary. resources. The Hague universal
| peace conference has become back
number
Today, Nov. IS, is the anniversary of
the death of two notable men, Cardinal
Reginald Pole, in 1858, one of the most
eminent eCclesiastfcs of England in his
DAY; and of Jacob Bohme, or Behmen.
in 1924, the celebrated mystical writer
whose works on alchemy astrology, the
ology and mystical conceptions had many
admirers and students among the learned
men of his and later DAYS
Nine Sarah Grand is coming from her
English home to lecture in this country
Her subjects viii be The Human
Quest and "Mere Man The most hu-
man quest of the day is the almighty
! dollar, and mere man is not the only
one
Maj. Ed Bean, formerly sheriff of Ram
sey county, is now living in San Fran
cisco, engaged in the Belgian hare indus
try.
The French authorities fear that the
arrival of Dom Paul will produce dem
onstrauOns among the people leading to
insults to English visitors and consuls.
Census Director Merriam is having
hard time now to get rid of a thousand
! or two clerks whose services are no
| longer needed. All sorts of appeals are
beng made by each individual, and each
| has a story of why he or she should he
continued.
The police authorities in some of the
| Russian cities do not allow longer wait
than fifteen minutes between acts in
theatrical plays, and no actor can be APP
| planded more than three times during the
| evening.
I The Marquise de Mores, widow of the
! late MARQUIS de Mores, the latter we'll
/ known Tor his beef packing failure in
! the North Dakota bad lands, as we'll rs
! adventures in all parts of the world
/ and death at last in Africa under pecu.
/ har circumstances but according to the
! widow, by instigation of the French gov
! eminent. Now she is going to show
! up French officials, claiming that she
! has proof.
/ The reason Kansas and Nebraska did
+ not make a right increase in population
! during the last decade was because of
/ OVERRIDING the boom methods to get seq
! tement in their arid western sections
! PEOPLE went out, failed, and left IT.
I rlgatlon is necessary, and when properly
! applied those states as we'll as all the
! country west of the one hundredth
meridian, where water can be had, viii
+ prosper. The irrigation congress to meet
! in Chicago, Nov. 1923, will make an eff
! fort to bring this matter effectuaIly to
| the attention of the people of the Union
! Congress has been too busy with mat
tiers of less Importance to- establish
! proper policy on irrigation
Charles NJ Sheldon, who had a weeks
/ experience, trying to make good
/ paper at Topeka, Kan, still believes in it.
In a recent article in a New York paper
! ne said: Il believe that in the next
| twenty-five years there will be at least
| one Christian journal in every city in
the United States that will stand up for
! the Kingdom of God. Love will paw bet
/ ter than seIfshness. We have never tried
it, The principle of love of man to man
is the only thing that will solve the diff
| cult problems of today
| A brother of Count Boni de Castellane.
! spendthrift husband of Anna Gould, Is
! on his way to America. to exchange a
furnished title for rich wife
Today. Nov II, is the anniversary of
! the birth in 1916 OF F. c. SchIosser.
| celebrated German historian; of Sir Sam
uel Cunard, in 1877, founder of the
Atlantic steamship line; of George Grote
! in 1874, the English politician and histori-
an; of Eliza Farham, in 1915, an Amer
rcan authoress and philanthropist.
Under orders from Emperor William the
| German troops are engaged in target
! practice where the, experts are testing
! the perforating capacity of the latest
Mauser model and the latest field guns
| that are being introduced into the army.
! Hundreds of pauper corpses from the
! cities are being used as targets. The
| bullets when fired at a comparatively
short distance frightfuIly mangle the
! bodies
| The American Belgian Hare association
| is giving an exposition in Chicago with
! over goo distinguished hares on exhibition.
! One hare known as Lord Bancroft is
| valued at $4,000 by it's owner The value
! of the entire exhibit in the estimation Of
! the respective owners, runs about $780,
| 0G0.
Lord Salisburys speech at the lord may
! or's banquet in London the other night
! east an extraordinary gloom over what
! otherwise was a gorgeous affair He
! satiriZed the war spirit evidenced by the
passionate enthusiasm shown in welcome
| to the returning soldiers. and dwelt upon
! the price of victory and the harvest of
! death in South Africa that the nations
We're treading upon dangerous grounds
in attempting the stupendous work of
| governing China instead of allowing the
! Chinese to do it; and gave a warming
| supposedly against a coming conflict with
| France.
!