The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-23
New York sceHer.

New Jewish Hospital
NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-In the TEMPLE
Beth Elohim, Keap street, near Broad
way Brooklyn, there was held last week
a meeting which has for its object a great
charitable work. Prominent Jews of
Manhattan and Brooklyn are interested
in the establishment of a Jewish hospItaI
In the latter borough. The temple was
filled with sympathizers in the movement
and $4,000 was subscribed on the spot.
The membership of 500 in the Jewish Hos
pital Association Of Brooklyn was increas-
ed by sixty.
Gchwab's 'sCOntinuous Dinner''-
After a six weeks trip in Europe. which
was described by one Of the company
which accompanied him as zone continu-
Gus dinner, Charles M. Schwab, the pres
ident of the United States Steel corpora
ton has returned. He returns, as he
himself expresses it. more than ever i'm
pressed with the scope and possibilities
OF the great corporation Of which he is
the mead, and more than ever enthusiastic
over the position of the United States
IN its relationship with the trade and
commerce of the world
NIurdierOus AutomoBiIes-
Still the automobile continues its muir
| derous course through the city, and, with
the addition of another probable victim
to the death list, the police have started
out on a regular crusade against the reck-
less drivers. Twelve arrests have been
made in different parts of the city, and
as nearly every one of the prisoners was
locked up for the night, it is hoped that
! TINS week may prove safer and more
| peaceful as a result of the warning.
Mortgage Tax State Issue
In anticipation of the Republican lead
| ers forcing the mortgage tax bill through
/ the legislature, the Democrats are pre-
pairing to meet the issue on the 1loor.
| Whether the bill becomes a law or not,
| the Democratic leaders will make the
| Endorsement of the plan on the part of
| the Republicans a plank in their party
| platform.
| Mrs. Vanderbilt Dimes Prince
| Some time during the visit of Prince
| Henry of Prussia to New York he will
/ be the guest at dinner rendered by Mrs.
| Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr, at her home.
/ The arrangements for the dinner have
| not yet been completed nor has the time
been definitely settled.
AT the Vanderbilt residence it was said
that the dinner would probably take
| place during the first week of March The
1 list of guests has not been arranged, but
| it was said that there would probably be
| about fifty present outside of Prince Hen
]
! Prince Henry's acceptance of this invi-
| tation is at the special request of Kaiser
| Wilhelm, who met Mrs. Vanderbilt as
! a guest of Mrs. Goelet on the Nahma,
when she was cruising in Norwegian wa
| ters. Besides this, the dinner engage
| nlent is in accordance with the wish of
/ the kaiser that the prince accept the hos
| pitality of a representative German fam
| lily. Mrs Vanderbilt was Miss Grace Will
| son, a daughter of r. T.. Wilson, Of
| New York, and a sister of Mrs. Ogden
! Goelet, whose daughter, Beatrice, recently
/ died, when the kaiser ordered Admiral
! Baudissin to convey his sympathy to Mrs.
| Goelet and to place wreath on the grave
of the young woman.
| Paderewskf Entertains Sembrieh-
M. Ignace Paderewskt gave a supper
at Delmonico's last week in honor of
| Nine. Marsella Sembrich who took the
leading feminine role in the production
of ''Manru." The supper which began
at midnight, was served in the white and
gold ballroom and the guests were seat
ed around an oval table decorated in pink
roses with the initials Of the prima dom
ma, IN. 81 Nine. Paderewski received
the guests in one of the ante rooms.
Made Three Millions
BY fortunate speculations in cotton
| Theodore H. Price, of the firm of Price,
Mccormick & Co., which failed in May,
| 1900, with liabilities of $4,000, 600, has re-
couped, in a measure, the millions sunk
by his firm in similar venture two years
ago. In less than thirty days the win
nings of Mr.. Price and his friends have
been swelled to nearly $30O0,0OO Mr..
Prices share of this vast sum is small,
but it is sufficient to give him new start
in life. Best of all, Mr.. Price himself
has said his profits in cotton have been
set aside as a nucleus Of a redemption
fund.- with which he hopes to discharge
the debts of honor contracted as men,
Der of the firm of Price, Mccormick 4
Co.
| Millions for Steel Trust
Formal announcement was made to
the stockholders of the United States Steel
| corporation, at their first annual meeting,
that $40, 100000 was earned during the
| first nine months of the concerns eX-
istence The net profits amounted to