The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-10

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other powers. In choosing between tb,
ciVlHzatlon of the two the Chinese are
far more humane.
The name of Ralph Allen is not a IA
miliar one to readers, and but for the no
uce winch Pope has taken of him in his
verses: - ---'
lie Let humble Allen with awkward shame
fame" - 0 =
II almost appears as if the people of to.
day would have known nothing whateyer
Oh one OIL the, modest characters of any
age or country" He was the first to
promote mall service in England and
renoer aid to many worthy objects Field.
ing, IN MS story aof tom Jones'" has
gratefully drawn Mr.. Aliens character
IN the person Of Allworthy Mr.. Allen
uleo NOV. 10, 1894, the government then
lahins charges of the postal service
WINCH up to his death, had been under
his personal direction.
Inc Pioneer Press regrets editorially
Misrepresentation it printed rejecting
upon Public Examiner Pope, in which It
also ret1ected dishonorably upon Gov.
Llno' IN the hastily prepared contribu-
ions TO campaign publication, for
which the Pioneer Press made itself
technically responsible by issuing it In
the name of the Pioneer Press, but in
tne preparation of which In fact it had
nothing to do"
Inc occupants of offices in a banking
olock near the New York Life Insurance
building IN Chicago have Just been given
d court verdict for 81, 800 damages en- ac-
tnelr oI11ce furniture and making the oc-
cupants uncomfortable. The case goes
on appeal, and if the higher court shall
approve the Judgment 1t may greatly
hasten the solution of the smoke prob
lem In chicago and furnish a precedent
Tor legal action elsewhere
The postmaster general of England.
the marquis of Londonderry recently
issued an order to postoffice clerks that
ESQ., shall be used in the future in ad-
dresses to all male correspondents. unless
they are evidently laborers, personal
servants or tradesmen; Tin cases of
doubt the Esq must be used. De-
posltors in the postal savings banks are
not entitled to the ESD
est. Paul has Furnishing new indus
try that Of mushroom culture in caves
aug In the sand rock under the city.
four acres of caves are in use, and the
product last year was $4,000 pounds of
mushrooms, worth from SOC to 40c a
pound. The caves are kept at a tempera-
ture Of from Sc to go degrees, and are
heated in winter by hot water pipes -
seattle Times. Yes, and as the G b e
mas already stated these caves are the
largest in the country devoted to this
business
Today. Nov 10, is the anniversary Of
the birth in $40 Of Mohammed. the proph-
ct; of Martin Luther. in 1883, the leader
OF the reformation; of Oliver Goldsmith
IN 1'zS' the poet and author; of Granville
sharp, In 1874, the first active English
opponent to slavery: of J. c. F. Won
SchIlier, in 1883, the national of Germany;
OF samuel u. Howe, in 1901, the American
phdanthropist, educator of the blind. and
husband of Julia Ward Howe; Of James
Brooks. in 1910. journalist and politician;
OF Cincinnatus Heine Miller. Joaquin
Miller In 1884, poet and author, born
along the Wabash" in Indiana
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There is no common ground for the
Ph1Ilpptne tnsTrection against American
authority and for the revolt of the col
on1es from King George. "-Portland Ore
CONAN. Why not? The Filipino is as
sorting himself the American colonist
asserted hlmSslt against foreign control.
The American colonist fought against
his brother controlling him, but the ILL
Pine is fighting against a man not his
brother. The Filipino may not be adapt
ed to the American plan of government,
but he is adapted to the Filipino kind
and he has as much right to 1t as the
chinese has to his or the Japanese or the
Burmese or the Cubans to theirs The
great republic should not stand behind
technicalities and petty claims that
duty and honor compelled us to
carry on war against a weaker people
who had never harmed US. There is
abundant testimony from reliable wit
nesses that the Filipinos are capable of
self government" and they should have
been given chance to exercise it before
there was open hostility. If the Republic
an papers are to be believed the Fiji
pirlos know as much about what is going
on In the United States as the Americans
do. How do they find 1t out? They are
certainly higher class of ''sayages''
than the Indians of this country, as not
one reservation Indian in ten thousand
knows that a Political contest has been
going on, nor does he care, but accord
ing to the Pioneer Press and like or
gans the Filipino people seem to know all
about 1t.
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