The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
SUNDAY GLoaR CHANGES.

It won't be long before so1nelac9y Wit
begin to pass resolutions of sympathy
with Britain and the Emitted States on
account of their little5Wars:
Tgnatius Donnelly putstheses words into
the mouth of DR. Huguet: The. old
mans death set me to thinking what "a
strange, temporary world this is. Death
is always busy around us, and mis- darts
fly thicker than sumbeams Try tos rezss
call the faces, of those gosi nave lSllewns.
who have crossed the dark rivers SaIidR9
what an fnhuh1era1ie caravan sgee01lee-
ton sumnaoSss uIs * SAshat-a bafdIlet we
would have # wesst tisesvla s@4tlf
dead!' 80 Ts>Ss - ss77s4ssa "
Bovee long ago said something
worth thinking Of these early days Of tie
new year: The JeHearelAli live longest aH
years and afterwards in our regards.
is the offshoot of goodness
!. IIoke Smith, who. was member, of
President Cleveland S. cabinet, has given
travelling libraries to, fourteen counties in
Georgia. Hoke. was. formerly a. Eewspa-
per. man, .lo.as -, 80.
Capt Dfeyfus, a French gentleman
whose name was in the papers q good
deal a year or. two ago, has taken up
his. residence at Geneva. Switzerland,
where he is educating his two children.
The daughter Of a preacher in en- Eng
Hsh city has. all the..buttens placed in
the church collection bags for the past
few~gears. The young. lady intends to
figure at local fancy dress ball in the
character of Charity, and she. means
in an ironica1 spirit to have those ssouve-
Mrs of meanness, the buttons, sewed in
patterns on, her :dressssE1. -
II - sa...G
Ella Wheeler Wilcox ard Laura Jean
Libbey, who have been giving advice for
several years through New York aud
Chicago newspapers about how married
people should. live, have not yet succeed
ed in preventing. divorces. 50
This little jolelet is right to the point
today Wife-My dear, you haven't a
cold, have you? Husband-No. .eAny
headache?' None at ALL '.Rheuma-
tfsm?'' mot particle ;, you don't
think it will rain, do you? % No dan
ger. Why" 'tThis IS Sunday, and it's
most church time. New. York Weekly.
Prof. Harnaell, of Berlin a distinguish
ed Biblical scholar, declares THAT the
Book of Hebrews was written by Prfs-
ella, mentioned as "a gifted and holy, Coz Z
worker even by Paul, who ms general
seems not to have had much, Of AN .opin-
ion of women. - s-s=@f s1tsa58. -,
o.. -, 7E9 10 10
The war which was to- end so promptly.
in the Philippines after the election of
VIM. Mckinley does not end, and the
administration is. trying to push the
army bill through congress- under all
sorts of~promises of fine jobs for friends
of congressman if haste is made in vot-
ing men and supplies. 1t is quite ap-
parent that Mr.. Mckinley has loaded a
gold brick onto the conffding American
public. e--s----------.--
An average 1Oo-ton locomotive is said
to have strength equaisto 1900 horses.
In Flacourts History of Madagascar
an account is given of the death of a
Natives who uttered this prayer: 60
Eternal, have mercy on me, because
am but speck! o Most Mighty, be-
cause I am weak! @ source of Light,
because [ draw nigh to the gravel o
Omniseient, because am in darkness!
o All Bounteous, because am poor! o
All Sufficient, because 1, am nothing!"
An eloquent appeal for savage.
new order of knighthood is to be
established in England ibe known as
the Star of Africa, to reward officers
who have served in6the Beer and other
wars in the dark continent.
o.
1t should not be forgotten that war in
Venezuela, Portuguese East Africa and
Brazil was averted in the last years of
the 18th century by arbitration, yet the
two foremost nations, of the world could
not arbitrate their troubles with weaker
nations. and so they inaugurate what is
to be brilliant century by carrying on
conflicts against people deserving OF
pity and not slaughter.
Those who thought the Orange Free
State was the mere Idupe of the Trans
vaal, that President Steyn was a plant
person, are beginning to change their
minds Steyn has been In the field al
most constantly since the war began,
part of the time with Dewet, who is
proving to be a military genius.
Today, Jan 6, is the anniversary OF
the birth in 1911 of Charles Sumner. For
many years he was chairman Of the
senate committee on foreign affairs, q
place held by the late Senator Davis.
Also of Paul Gustave Dore, in 1882.
noted French eneravar and designer
who left over $4,000 pictures and designs