The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-23

perfluous dogs are tanned and made into
gloves.
millionaire Marchand paid $4,000 for a
bedstead.
Doctors in Germany are increasing four
| times as fast as the population.
In Switzerland a telephone can be fitted
10 private houses for So a year.
more than one-third Of all manufacture
Cd goods In France are made by women.
The telegraph poles along the Savannah
| growing.
Over N,0OoOOO worth of diamonds are
stoIen every year from the South African
| diamond mines
! Frank Schoentg has bean oDroi,,+,,,
president of the Trades and Labor conn
! Gil at Winona-
Rome (Ga) Typographical union will
noIhlIiate It's former secretary Tom Tur-
her, Tor the legislature.
| The Austrian government hes tr+rod,,o
| eo the eight-hour day in all workshops
! conducted by the state.
| - me approximate value of vessels built
| IN sh1pyards of the Great TaIree d,Iri,,r
the past year is S1O,5O0,OO0. ---7
Europe not only produces moro than
| oIle-halI or the worlds wheat crop. but
| consumes cons almost the entire world sur
The union label Is guide post of union
labor 1t points the safe way in h,1+jrg
| II SHOWS the wageWorker where to- ma
t rben,l +t among employers The Label
over the ground and fought against on
| preston. Its use is fraternai In q HIT
| sense-l1ouisviiIe New Era = rs II
FRED p. Schroeder. of the firm of Reitb E.
FOR roare1 Oh Charles City, To-, who was
| 1 I many years a member of the local
Doohplhqers union, was a visitor at AZ
semoly hah last night. Mr. Scbroa1er
VIII remain en- L, here until Tuesday next
Where he edits the German weekly M ,
per Familien Freund. pa
] On the new locomotives Of the Denver
/ ~ NO Grande railway MOBILES have been
pIdcSd on the roofs of the cabs pointfna,
| st the rear of the tender and the MAJ
form or the front end Of the baggage car
Lhese connect to the hot water Of the
! boiler through a cock convenient r. tbe
| engine driver or fireman, who can ipStont
| ~ send jet of mixed steam ard bofIino
| water at 200 pounds pressure that Uyo1JlS
! Sltectually Kill anybody happening to be
IN its range. The jet is for nr6tection
| against train robbers
ne picnic Of the local Painters union
Mnlcn was to have been held last Sun
gay gay, VIII take place today instead, hav-
/ ing been postponed on account of the in
! clement weather. Trains for InVer
Grove, leave the union depot at 900 a
IA: ana PAINTERS special at 10 a. m. Reg
c ca ~ etai y. at p: m. ana Painters spe-
f ia at 3:40 p. m Returning, regular
Train will leave the Grove at $50 D. m
ana Painters special at 10 p. m Music
B BdiI De 5urunlshed by Broses Military
Band and orchestra.
The arbitrator in the machinlsts' strike
IN toronto, Ont, has handed out his de-
clslon, as follows: The men receive 10 per
cent increase in wages, and the minimum
wage Ter journeymen machinists Is fixed
al at ~ cents per hour, employers to have
| Cne right to refuse to employ incompetent
men. Overtime up to midnight, rate and
g quar1er; after midnight, double rate;
Saturday afternoons, rate and oIIarI
ter; legal holidays, rate and a half. q SI1n-
days, double rate. The award has been
accepted by both parties, and is bindino
for year
New York is soon to have in it's suburbs
the largest chicken ranch in the world
Al Manasquan, n j., a company has Sc
cured tract of $50 acres to establish q
giant hen industry, conducted on-scientiGC
METHODS IDS oo5 The city of New York last year
paid 900 for eggs, most of them
more or less stale the consumption bainn
100000 GOO dozen. The first years output
Oh the enormous new chicken ranch now
being laid out will be 10000 600 eggs. This
Will be the product of laying "herd" of
from 10000 to 100000 chickens