The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-16
dressed in bicycle suit. Does the
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dressed in a bicycle suit. Does the
constitution follow the clothes ?"
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ioaay, Nov@ 1s, Is the anniversary of
the death ofNQueen Margaret of Scot
land, In 1893, and whose memory was
honored by Pope innocent w. in 1851,
py canonizing her and assigning June 20
70 81. Margaret. Her body and that of
her husband, Malcolm Canmore, were
taken to spRin4or burial
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n. v. Dune head of the well known
mercantile ageney, who died in New York
iast week, was ia native of Ohio, where
ne was born In 1926.
The English poet laureate, Austin, dis
approves of ISipIing's poems. In a letter
to the London Times he says R. KS
verse apoupdssin vulgarities and abom-
lnaelons' which should be allowed to be-
come opsolete--Anyone using them should
DC reproved for want of propriety.''
a man at Lawrence, Kan, was con-
Vlcted on feFty-nine counts OF selling
WHISKY in violation of the prohibitory
law he was fined total of $4,000, an
even $lW for each count and sent to jail
d month for each count. The fine can be
served out at 50 cents day, which will
require thirty years and nine months
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The German emperor says China must
erect monument on the spot in Pekin
Wnere Minister Won Ketteler was killed,
ana a prince of the royal family must
Visit Berlin and bring pictures of the
monument.
Lord Roberts Is adopting some of the
features Of Weylers "reeoncentrado,
poiley of Cuba, by gathering the Beers
OF hghting age in garrison towns, and
even imprisening burgher women to pre-
vent them from giving aid to the Dutch
commands
~ case wherein technically has de-
feated the law is reported from West
virginia. A year ago a man at Wheel
ing was convicted of murder and SEN
fenced to be hanged The governor
granted him a reprieve for nine days.
Before the reprieve expired the judge
who sentencd him died. Now the gov
ernor decides that no other judge can
re-sentence him and, as he cannot be
hanged under the original sentence and
was never sentenced to Imprisonment,
he must be released.
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In spite of the departure OF Dom Paul
Kruger, the annexation of the South
African republic and Orange Free State
to Great Britain, the announcement that
is to return home, there have been num-
erous engagements in which considera-
BILE loss has been inflicted upon the
English soldiers Gen. Botha and Pres
ident Steyn say there will be no sur
render while any of the Burghers who
can get arms are alive.
Professor Robert Koch, the famous
Berlin bacterioIogist, who has been con-
Quoting scientific Investigations in the
German-African colonies for the past
year, is home, and has announced that
he has discovered means of preventing
malaria, and even OF stamping out the
disease. s5c39
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''FeWer acres better titled; more stock
and better filed; more that's finished. less
that's raw; more of self and less of law:
less of looking round for snaps; more
upon our own broad raps; more of peace
and less of war; more that IS worth
living for; more of merit, less of tricks;
these are farmers politics. Dakota
Farmer.
Mechanics who, understand how to nut
on a storm sash are having all the work
they can do.
A London dispatch in discussing the
recent elections says: Among the col
unlns of comments appearing in the jour-
nails. there is common to all an express
sion of surprise at the return to power
of the existing governments OF Great
Britain. the United States and Canada;
and, rightly or wrongly, the deduction is
drawn that this reversal Of the usual
order of things is due to the wonderoas
spread of fmperialistic ideas among
Enslish-spealeing- people. "a
a4 ~-o-e,7'3E F-'ss-s -
Today. Nov. 1G is the anniversary of the
birth in 17l7 of Jean D. Alembert, an en- |
inent French geometer and philosopher; |
of Robert B. Minturn, in 1895. famous /
American merchant and philanthropist; |
of John Bright, in 1911, celebrated |
English orator and statesman; of Man. |
ton Marble. in 1895, one of the founders
of the New York World.
The new Russian battleship Retvizan,
lust completed at Cramps ship yard, |
Philadelphia, is the largest battleshlp !
ever built in this country, and the first !
Russia ever had built in a foreign coan-
try. It is 376 feet long 70 feet In breadth |
and a displacement of 12,7O0 tons. Her |
armor belt Is nine inches Of steel, and |
the armament consists Of four twelve |
inch, twelve six-inch and twenty three
inch guns. The turrets operate by cleo |
tricity, speed eighteen knots an hour. |
The cost $3.50, 600.
Proclamationss signed by 'Aguinaldo,'
and said to be genuine, turn up occa- |
sionaily in Manila The election is over |
here, but peace does not yet reign in the |
The people of that country |
are now engaged in their tenth formula |
BILE revolution against the white mans |
job of governing them-nine against the |
Spanish and one against the Americans. |
20.
Senior SeXtos Lopez, a Filipino now In |
this country, says his people will con-
tinue the struggle for independence. He |
says the conditions for peace include: |
First, the granting of independence;
second, a definite promise of independ- |
enee; third, a declaration of policy by |
the admiration. placing the Philippines |
in a similar position to Cuba Any one |
Of these would result in an immediate |
cessation of hostilities, and everything, |
including foreign obligations. protection |
to life and property, coaling stations, mil |
itary and naval bases, could be arranged |
by friendly negotiation These are not |
unreasonable requests.
The chicago meat syndicate has raised |
prices a fat 1 cent a pound, which will |
pockets of the meat naagnates, who are /
charged with stealing water from the /
city water mains for use in their pack |
ing houses.
Two thousand recruits for the Philip |
pines sailed from New York last week
to fill in the ranks of regiments depleted
by death and sickness
Among the candidates talked of in
for the speakersllip is
Ia whey of this state and Cooper of