The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-13
SATURDAY GLOBE CHANCES.


tomorrow an excursion train of Hawk
eyes will be in the city for a stay of a
couple of days. Iowa IS a good state
and We are always glad to see any Of
the people Of that state as visitors &c
the SANITY City. Emerson says that
life Is not SO Short but that there is
always time enough for courtesy" And SO
here's a hearty welcome.
A boy by thesna1ne of Andrew Ross was
placed In the state school at Owatonna
In 1893. He was then six years old He
had dark hair and eyes. When last heard
OF he was working on farm in Stevens
county, Minnesota. the town not being
known. The mother of the boy above
described resides at Gi1lett Grove, TO-,
by the name of Mrs. Alice Donovan
Other papers please copy)
The sympathetic aldermanic commit
tee on streets, by vote of to 2, de-
cided against the ordinance requiring the
street car company to run cars between
midnight and 5 o'clock. So men who
work late at night or begin early IN
the morning must continue to walk.
The aldermanic gentlemen who think the
trolley company should not be allowed
to run any risk of probable expense to
accommodate the public are Messrs. IN
mer, Dobner. Moriarty and Murphy.
Few ventures OF enterprise have ever
been made without a little risk of prof
it. And for the present st. Paul re-
mains in the village class. The same
committee also ,ridiculed and decided
against Commissioner. Ohages proposed
ordinance, to prohibit the throwing of
fruit on the sidewalks. This habit OF
throwing fruit rinds on the sidewalks
has caused many a bad fall and injury,
and no apparent wrong could be inflicted
upon anyone by prohibiting the practice.
And st. Paul remains village in another
respect.
Oct IS, 1915, is. the day of the death
of Mrs. Elizabeth (Gurney1 Fry, the
English philanthropist, who made the
moral and physical we'll being of her~
fallen brothers and sisters the aim and
study of her life, with the same spirit
of devotedness and self-sacrifice which
before her was shown by John Howard,
and after herr by Florence Nightingale,
on behalf of soldiers, and Clara Barton
for the suffering everywhere.
The leaves were flying merrily
On wings of gold and red.
heard their rustic cheerily,
And listened as; they said:
''Free are we now from bush and tree;
Their arms hold US no more.
In dress of gold we go to see
The woodland and the shore.
That's the poetical view of it. Here In
the city the leaves are raked up into
Piles and burned at night in slow, smol-
dering fires, sending out smoke to the
annoyance of the people of their respec-
tive neighborhoods.
The new proprietor of the name and
publications of Harper q Brothers" is
Alexander E. Orr. He has organized a
company with a capital stock of 100000,
divided into 10000 shares of $50 each. One
share OF stock will make you a member
of the company.
On Oct. 49, 1876. Napoleon Bonapartc
landed at 81. Helena a perpetual exile. This
/ closed the career of one of the earth S
greatest modern butcher of men. The ir-
sensibiiity with which he appears to have
regarded the sacrifice of myriads of
Frenchmen to his lust of power indicates
a want of kindness and goodness. HIS
ruthless abandonment Of Josephine
showed him to be totally insensible TO the
promptings Of love and affection. AS a
statesman he displayed genius. His mi.
itary career is a fruitful theme for dis
cussion AS an individual he was cold
blooded and impossible and showed con-
telnptible jealousy and littleness in strik-
prises.
The young ladies of Brooklyn Heights,
a suburb of Brooklyn, N. ", have in
augurated a campaign for the suppression
of the cigarette smoking habit among
their gentlemen friends. They have been
called t"Fhe. Anti-Cigarette League" with
Miss Augusta Italian as president, and
! have passed the following resolutions:
No Tl1tyy lhaf f0
do all in her power to stop the use OF
cigarettes by young men. Each member
agrees to speak to at least one young
man each day on the evil effects of cigar
cites a list of names of users of cigar
cites shall be furnished at each meeting,
with names Of those already spoken to.
If after being spoken to and the party
refuses TO discontinue the use of cigar
cites he is tos be considered q stranger
by all members Of the league" In short.
the girls propeSea boycott.
Today is the anniversary of the battle
of Queenstown, ent., in 1872, an English
victory. in witch The Americans lost over
1,0fe killed and wounded ana ECO pris-
oncrs.
The name oastlie governor-efect Of Ar
kansas is Jefferson Davis; the name of
the secretary or state is Crockett. but not
Davy; white ti?esa auditor is Monroe. but
not James. Tie names are historic 10 say
the least.
How easy it is 10 generalize in po-
lit'cal speech. The other ,ght Congress-
man Stevens said that Taft he trade Of
the earth viii be With Chira in few
years The reputation ef Csliaa IS not
one-fourth I f the number CT Feo3'e of tie