The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-30
SUNDAY GLOBE CHANCES.


SUNDAY GLOBE CHANCES.
Today, in the calendar CT the Protestant
church, is the sixteenth Sunday after
Trinity. In the Catholic church it is the
T seventeenth Sunday after -Pentecost. In
the Greek church the Gay is celebrated in
honor of ST Alexander Nevslzy, q noted
leader 1t is the 273d day from Jan. i, and
the ed day from the last of the year.
The fiscal year of the Associated
Charities of st. Paul ends today. Money
| is needed to carry along the work. Sub
scriptions have falles off in the belief in
better times, but relief is needed III many
quarters. A check payable to e. w. Peel,
treasurer of the organization, viii be
| most gratefully received and acknoWl-
edged.
Another word has been added TO the al
ready long list eff 100000 in the dictionar-
| les. This additional word is 'Newso-
graphy,.' a twin science. of geography.
Next Sunday. Oct. Z, has been designat-
ed. by Cardinal Gibbons as the day on
which collections should be taken up fo..
the Galveston sufferers.
A majority of the delegates elected to
the Cuban constitutional convention re-
present The anti-Arnerican sentiment on
| the Island. 1t means the beginning of the
revulsion of feeling against American
help and a return OF loyalty to natural
Spanish love Of home influence.
Our '.Io1ne made olive oil, from cotton
seed, has been on the market for several
years is a good substitute for the gen
uipe olive oil of Italy. Now it Is pro-
posed to make corn oil from the germ Of
field corn When corn is shipped abroad
this germ, which is little oily triangle
lying ON one side of the grain, has to be
removed, for it becomes rancid like but
ter, and would spoil the corn ON long
voyage. A process is said to have been
invented for purifying this germ oil so
that it can be used as a food There are
now 5,000,oG6 gallons OF this oil used for
mixing paints. and as lubficator If IL
can be used for food it viii become much
more valuable.
Rev. George Whitefield died Sept 80
ITO, near Boston He was perhaps one
of the most effective pulpit orators of the
last century. His life was spent as a
travelling preacher, visiting every part of
the British islands and all of the English
colonies in America. He came to this
country at the invitation of John Wesley
o.
The New York Children's Ard society,
during the last forty-seven years, has
sent out from the city 10000 children to
Western and Southern homes All have
been watched, and many have reflected
credit upon the society. Among the
waits who have risen to places OF honor
are two governors (cne OF them in NORTH
Dakota), while the congressman, legis-
lators, clergymen and representatives in
the professions are many. Had they re-
manned as street children in the city their
careers would perhaps have ended in
prison.
Today, Sept 80. is the anniversary of
the birth, in 1893, Of Sargent Smith
Prentiss, a noted American orator; of
Edward s. Greasy, in 1872 the English
historian; OF John w. Forney, in 1917, a
well known American journalist; of S. S.
Cox, q prominent American statesman
and author.
The city of Syracuse, N. Y, is expert
menting with a municipal lodging house.
Persons without money are allowed to
work on the streets in return for bed
and meal tickets. The cost of the insti-
tuition for the first half of the year was
81, 700, and the city received in payment
1900 hours of street sweeping and
snow shoveling
Russia continues her work of crushing
Finland's liberties. The latest move is
that of extending Russian censorship
over the country and suppressing the
more important native newspapers
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The Minneapolis sealers of weights and
measures will ask the next legislature
to pass law requiring all vegetables
to be sold by weight instead of by meas
ure. as at present. He says that the
failure to give honest weight in selling
by measure is So prevalent that it is
hopeless for him to attempt to check it.
for as fast as he destroys the measures
the dealers buy new ones.
The recent convention Of druggists in
Chicago went on record as saying that
fully $1,000 men and women in that CITY
were addicted to the use Of some drug or
form of alcoholism, and that fully 10000
of these were victims of the morphine
habit.
President Jordan, of the Leland Sanford