The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16

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no., now squarely four to one"-Pioneer
Press. The wan street gamblers bluff is
father to. the wish
On Oct 49, 1855, Bishop, Nicholas Rid
| ley and Hugh Latimer were burned at
| the stake at the English university town
! q Oxfora, for heresy. And on the sama
GATE in 1873 Marie Antoinette, queen OF
France, was guillotined in Paris:
+ 'Yet our assimilation s
Is most, benevolent,
~sfssS And We absorb the allen ss
With ktqdest of intent;
+ T~7s6Gt Free Mand Equal problems
| we really can't discuss,
@ss'is47eAnd whenkwe say benevolent,
| VI course we mean to US.
Azssessrss New York Life.
81. Bryan has been married i6 years,
and. says that although he believes in
l6 TO l in some things, 16 years to one
wife. is not enough and the first term of
the ratio oushtto be raised, with which
/ sentiment "a vast majority of the Amer
lean voters. whatever their party affi-
liations, viii agree. ssa-
1 & O.
| At reeent meeting of medical as
sociatioaq ipsStw York, DR.. Knapp, of
that city, sa2as 81 am optimistic enough
to firmly ~be8Eewssin the absolute curabAl-
| lty OF consumption. 1t Is a parasitic
disease par excellence. When oursstates-
men and city fathers will realize that
by providing comfortable Fairgrounds
for the children they will not only di-
min1sh the frequency of the disease, but
improve the sanitary and moral condi-
| tons OF the working class in general,
long step toward the prevention of
tuberculosis will have been accomplish
ed. While there are other good rea-
sons why there should be Fairgrounds
| for school children, this one of Dr.
knapp's is good enough.
Senator Clark, of Montana, who is now
making a canvass of his state with a
company Of vaudeville performers. while
| In New York recently, is said to have
had himself photographed in the cos
tune of one Of the ancient kings of I'll
ster from whom he claims to have de-
scended 1n GAS
| 80 go
1t pays to be civil and Kind to every
| one regardless of appearances. An in
stance of substantial reward in return
| for courtesy is told of Walter Houston,
an old soldier who died recently in Utica,
| Wis, beQueathed $1,000 to the Vete-
rams Home at Waupaca, in that state.
He visited the home disguised as =
tramp soldier, and was so kindly treated
stitutidn substantially when he died.
Booker T. Washington, the colored
principal of the Tuskegee university,
says that the first time he ever talked
ITO the late Coils P. Huntington on the
subject of negro education the latter
gave him a contribution of 81. Mr.. Hunt
ington afterward gave the negro educa-
tor $4,000 toward the endowment of his
| school.
Seedless fruits of many varieties are
being successfully propagated. It means
| an end TO the appendicitis fad, but the
| doctors will doubtless be equal to the
emergency and discover something else
! to cut. .-s
+, We are Informed by rules printed in
! the Ladies' Home Journal that "Busi-
ness letters should begin with Sir Dear
raj, with Gentlemen and end with
Yours truly or Respectfully yours
never Respectfully alone. emitting the
subject7of the sentence. Ladies are adj
dressed as Madam, whether married or
/ unmarried -
1t is reported at the theatrical agen-
/ cies that the small shows are meeting
with disaster, more road companies hav-
/ ing gone to pieces than for several wears
! The newspapers are now busy Solving
| the Chinese problem Late diplomatic
developments are somewhat hazy and
unintelligible to the average mortal but
! the soldiers on the ground are making
the best OF the opportunity, to help them
selves. ac ~ ersa ag as