The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-05


stesslenai resolution of April Is, 1898. de-
c!d1lng Tor the absolute freedom Of Cuba.
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1oday, sept. 5, is the anniversary of to.
nlrtn' Of Armand Jean de Richelieu,
Carolnal Richelieu" q585), celebrated
ana AMBITIOUS F'renehman, whose reign
as prime minister to Louis XIII was
one of tyranny and oppression: Of G.
". @eliand Q739), a9amous German poet;
q John Dalton Q766), the noted English
Gpelnical Philosopher, who developed the
alonnc theory" and from whose pc
cullar defect of vision,s which made red,
green and blue look. alike to him. comes
, ehe term "Daltonism;" of ]. P. A.
ieeiiluset QfsS) the eminent French Orien-
TAI scnoIar and author Of Giacomo Mey-
eroeer Ql94), the German musical COM
poser; of John G. Carlisle 1ss5), ex-
speaker OF congresst ana ex-secretary of
me treasury; of Frank /. Whitney, at
Ca.als, Me- QS5O), senegal passenger and
way
The property left by the late c. P.
huntington is only $3.50, 800 short of being
an even $7O,OOO0O0. according to the in
yentoIy Just filed. OF that great sum he
Wliled $4,000 to a school in a Virginia
| town, where he had large interests, and
tnat was probably extracted by the citi-
zens before he secured certain franchises.
not another school, charity or enterprise
was given a cent-a few relatives were
i remembered, but the bunk was left to a
/ nephew. Really, what did Mr.. Hunting
ton work so hard for all his ife?
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Insurance Commissioner Harrison. of
North Dakota, has been actively-per-
) H2--ci22}tely active so to speak-investigatin
! ettslae insurance. companies. He has had
| SsTeai friends ttc.Yel.ng II the East ex-
j = t4iis7 fet5 for exapliAa Cons, and pro-
! tests have poured in to GOV. Fancher.
/ VINO has advised the commissioner TO call
/ eff his examiners
! Evelyn, On Sept. 5, lG55 rated TIE week
| : mentality in I4ondcn from the plague
| at NUla persons He said: "p-heI eye
i would not weep 10 see sn many habita-
! tlons uillnhabited; the sick not Visited;
Inc hungry not fed; the grave not salts
| = a. b*atn siares Us continually III the
a-o i'll every Infected rerstn that rass-
eth ny IS III every coffin which is hcu "
oarrici along the streets. TIE bes rev, r
ity."
TIE latest society wrinkle in the East
IS tle ieft-han9ed party. Iryitati rs are
written with the left hand, the hest
prizes are given fer the best and wrist
pictures drawn with the left hand
Frederick Palmes w4ites to Golfers
Weekly from THE department of the
Nisayas, U. S. A..r54loilo, Island of
Panay,' headquarters OF Gen Hughes,
who has 10000 troops III the field Mr.
faimer tells how, ;the, country Is being
paeified: I'm Iloilaf Province We burn a
earrio wherever q shot is fred. The
method IS effective. but the results a.e
heartTeEdinS. The. people in the barrie
arc given little time in which 10 remove
their property The frequent spectacle
of historical women and crying ehi!d:en
hemoaning the loss, of all they have in
the world makes the. task hated one
for the soldier who never has matches
On his person uT4ess they are placed
there by an officer, who returns to his
barracks from the scene of the stricken
population beholding the ruins of tho II
homes wondering what viii be the next
new departure in the duties of his pro-
fession.
The assassin of King Hunlbert while
on the witness stand denied that the pl3t
to kill Italy's ruler was planned in
America. 1t was entirely his own per-
soral crazy scheme. So all the fine work
of the detectives at Patterson, N. J., and
publication, was fake, like the dis
covery Of the plot in New York of
party of foreigners coming to assassnate
President Mckinley,
'~~s o. 81.
The Chicago Record gives the following
suggestive comfort: SO
When days are hotteset, chill your soul
BY laying in next winters COAL
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This is the anniversary Of tie first
meeting CT the parliament in London APP
pointed by Oliver Cromwell in 1854. His
speech explaining his policy occupied
three sole mn hours
Tattooing is TIE latest fad Ia London
Several of the younger members of the
royal family and others OF the nobility
have had various emblems pricked into
their skins, Mr.. Astor has not yet been
tattooed, but has been considerably ia
booed.
The new submarine torpedo boat Hol-
land seems to be- a success. In the ex-
pertinent last week at Newport the boat
moved under water cut of sight to with
in a short distance ofsthe fleet, and could
nave put torpedqes under any or all
Of the ships. If the. boat is the success
1t apparently is the career of big battle
ships is at an end. And we are Just
putting $60,00O00O in new ships Of war
@oA
w. W. Rockhill is one of President Nc
Kinleys commissioners, and has lust
made his guess on. the situation In
China If there Is anything going on or
anything is about to happen, Mr. Nc
Kinley gives a political friend a Job to go
and hook it over. Other presidents have
always depended upon the regular minis
ters and consuls for reports
This is the anniversary of the death, in
London, in 1856, of Jonas Hanway, the
man who introduced umbrellas and whose
first appearance with one on the streets
provoked much ridicule. Also the day, in
1857, when Auguste Comte, the French
positiYist philosopher, died.
The Hamilton Republican club of Chi
cago must have been indulging in a g1ori-
Gus spree the night Senator Davis spoke
to judge from comments Of Republican
papers.
Elk. Speaker Reeds course this campaign
toward Mckinley Is good deal like
Conkling's toward Blaine when the latter
was defeated.
The announcement Sept. by Lord
Roberts OF the absorption of the South
African republic into the British en-
p,re was in accordance with Queen Vic
torias warrant of July 4 to do 50. The
proclamation was a little later than ex-
pected by reason of the stubborn resist
ance Of the Beers. The goods are not yet
delivered, except on paper, but the COM
plete subsection of the country is only a
question Of time.
When the WEI is over in the Philippines
and peace extends her wings over the
100000 people Of that island country,