The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-27

me Hamiltonian idea of government Is
that the people are unfit to govern"
such is Mark Hanna's idea In a recent
speech, VIM. Dudley Foulke, a Republf-
can spell-binder of Indiana said that the
statement found in the Declaration of
independence that call men are created
equaI Is not true. The statement that
all governments derive their Just powers
from the consent os the governed" is not
true and never has been. Sentiments like
THESE are, however, now so frequently
used IN defense Of the administration that
they no longer create any sensation.
The India rubber tree affords a pro-
duct capable Of such various and still
multlpeylngSssus that to cut off from this
article of commerce would now be a SER
1ous loss to. accommodation of civil
lied life. FL fsaSnow being cultivated in
South America.
The country was informed by telegraph
that Mrs. McKinley's pet dog, wandering
beyond the White House grounds the
other day, was captured by dog catcher
VINO evidently did not know the dog and
fortunately for 1t 1t was rescued from ex-
Junction by one of the servants who cid
know it,
me Brooklyn, ". W park commission
ef TWO summers ago, allowed a building
IN one of the small parks of the CITY to
be used as a free circulating library. The
Hpfafy was opened with a few hundred
DOCKS and small reading room and visi-
tors had the privilege of taking the maya
zines ana papers to read under the trees
OF the park The park became more than
ever a center of life for the neighberhooi.
Inc number of visitors increased ana in
Stedd or Sitting liStlsSsly on the benches
lI!ey provided themselves with books.
Wllte groups eff children vile had b.er,
inclined to play until guar: els ensued, be-
came patrons of the library's resources in
picture BOOKS and papers. AS a result Of
the summers experiment. the max de-
partment adopted the pan in other parks.
ana there are now three park Libraries.
with hundce eds Of daily visitors The Ii
efarles are under the control and manage
ment of the city.
one OF the most distinguished profess
sionaI organizations in this country is
the National Society Of Army and Na1,v
surgeons, Of which DR.. Stone of tLis city
is president
With Beethoven standing dear in tho
middle of his orchestra, and Handel turn
ing ms Slghtless eyes toward the sun
VINO can think of these great spirits in
affiiction without emotion. When the
composer of Messiah could no longer see
ne became gentle and peaceful and Chart
apie. Whenthe died in London on ?. Good
fflday, IN 1859, the Public Advertiser, an
nouced it III these few words ..Yester.
day morning died C. f. Handel ESQ The
account of the illness and death of such
IN eminent man today would fill COL
umns in thespaDers.
From the number of edito: Is and car
toons, IN the Republican papers the so
called ice trust in New York city is the
paramount issue" There are more ser
!ouS ISSUES before the country than the
Ice business in New York. The New
York ice trust is one in which Renrh1i
can and Democrats alike are interested
put II is given prominence because the
tanmany leaders have stock. Strange to
say, ice costs no more there than in ST
Paul But it gives the campaign orator
a chance to throw dust.
The increased attendance in st. Paul
schools over last year is 1,O42. according
to the report of Supt. Lewiston.
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n Baltimore judge has just issued c:ti-
zenship papers to natives of Porto Rico.
Judge Estes, of the new United States
court in Honolulu has issued CITIZENSHIP
papers to a native of Guam, holding that.
under the fourteenth amendment, native
born people of that island are persons
born in the United States and subject 70
their jurisdiction. Three or four wears
ago. Judge Ross, of the California dis
trlet, held the same relative to China
man porn IN this country If this is the
ooctrlne IT applies to all people in coun-
tries annexed as was Guam, and of course
extends to natives of Porto Rico and the
Philippines, the Republican congress will
be compelled to make meat of one class
and fsh Of another before we get through
annexing all kinds of people.
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Chicago has several doctors who prac-
ttce hypnotism on their patients and are
thus enabled to dispense with drugs. The
record says: There is one North side
DOCTOR who has a regular practice among
the residents of the Lake Shore drive and
adjoining streets, and merely puts his pa
t1ents to sleep. He is a handsome man
OF imposing physique and with enough
personal magnetism to supply a host of
Ordinary mortals. His patients say he
mas a soulful eye At any rate. ne
makes large, income by going about
from house ITO house between the hours
OF p. M and ] a. M, putting persons
troubled with insomnia to sIeeD. All ha
does is to chat with the patients for a
Few minutes, make few passes, and the
most nervous person falls into a soothing
slumber''
Dr. y. u. Howard. well known and
popular colered man of this CITY. is nro
lessor in the department. of clinics. St
PauI college of Osteopathy. There is al
ways room cat the top for energetic men
in this country.
Deep sea animals are known to be
highly phosphorescent It said that the
quantity of light emitted by such ami
maIs is so great as to- supply over def
Unite areas of the sea bottom a sufficient
illumination to render visible the coIors
of the animals themselves. Some forms
OF life in deep waters are furnished with
apparatus which reflects the light from
their phosphorescent bodies upon the sea
bottom over which they float. This re-
meeting apparatus is spoken of as ian
efficient bulls eye lantern for use in
hunting through the abyssal darkness
The Chicago Chronicle accuses Senator
Z. K. Davis Of using bad grammar as
well as bad logic in the following SEN
fences: ''The United States is the great
armed neutral of the world It will have
peace, not as the boon of a suppliant non
combatant, but as the right of a peace
loving, arnlored, puissant nation whose
rights are secured by its manifest ability
to cause other nations to respect Them
The name of this country is a noun in the
plural number and must have verb In
the plural, as every seheolboy knows.
The constitution speaks of the United
States as they" and 'them," and not as
st" United States senator OF inter
national renown ought to respect the
constitution of this country and observe
the first rule in syntax.-Grand Forks
Herald.