The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-10

overcome unelean literature is by scat
terlng abroad that which is healthful
May God speed the cylinders of an hon
est. intelligent, aggressive, Christiar
printing press"
To-day, Sept. 10, is the anniversary Of
the death in 1887, of William the Con.
queror-a man who had driven human
beings IKE wolves and who was never
loved even by his own children; of Mrs
Goodwin MARY YoHstenecraft), In 1897
who was the first English female advo-
cate of the rights of the fair sex; OF
$50 foscolo Qs2O, the Italian writer and
leaoe!, whose name Vas one of the most
prominent In Italy, and Europe as well, in
his day,
Guesses are stilf being made as to what
the powers intend; to DO with China.
%
Mr.. Mckinley is feeling his way befor2
he gives out his letter accepting tie
presidential nomination. From Washing
Ton hlnts appear occasionally as to what
he proposes to say, He does net want to
make any more 4Blair7 duty or ''forcible
breaks II
Cotton has reached the 10-cent per
pound notch for The first time in several
years, The trouble in the Orient may af-
feet prices of cotton goods.
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EVERY railroad in the country shows
an increased number of employees and
larger pay rolls this year as compared
with four years ago. Tha Chicago &
Northwestern. for example, has S.5s5 M r
men and an increased Fay rcH of Is, Si5,
ct An examination Of the report OF the
interstate commerce commission shows a
corresponding Increase On lines all over
the country and esEecial:y in the Nor, h
west. Fhe expanding condition. OF trade
aee9uhfa for it, Let's keep it Up.
The style of clothes worn in different
parts or the world is matter OF CT stonl
aHd ha6ft. In some countries the Ameri-
can would find it difficult task to etes-
name the sex Of the people because lie
women wear trousers and the nien wear
petaeeats, and sometimes both sexes
. afsss alke to al appearances.
A French writer, Nine Laura Marholm
Is rather caustic in discussing woman suf
Ifage, She says: They claim the right
~ st9uy, TO practice law. to hold office,
20 pfactice medicine, TO preach, to ad
minister public affairs and to even vote
Sftt' 4-5HC SHe9 pass over III S1I6nCe
is the right to love. Woman thus 9comes
g neuter being, capable of thinking ant
doins, but Incapable of accomplishing hel
real mission"
EARLY In the year the telephone company
at GAINESVILLE, Wis, built a booth On the
street and gave the free use of Telephone.
TO the public. For a time al; went well
until the hoodlum element, which seems
natural in human beings, defaeed the
booth and kept up such a racket at nigh
IN making calls fer mischief and worse
+ that the effort had to be abandoned
fhere is no doubt but a well guarded
free service would increase the number Of
phones for house use.
From now on ,th6sse who use electric
lamps VIII pay more for them The trust
believing that the people could pay NOR,
pay 1t or do withont-decided that the
public should pay three cents more fol-
lamps at Wholesale while at retail tho
increase is whatever, fancy may dictate
Twinkle, twinkle little star:
We no notion what you are:
HOW your WondrouS system works.
current aleng a copper wre-
a streak OF CELESTIAL ire
You are good thing.