The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-01
New York ocetter.

NEW YORK, March BIN an attempt
to show how cheaply the human body
can be palatabIy nourished, a unique l.
cent restaurant has been opened at City
Hall place and Pear street. The expert
ment is to be conducted under the charge
of Bernard Macfadden.
Mr. Macfadden believes that Americans
rich and poor alike, owing to lack of ed
ucation in such matters, consume vast
quantities of food, high-priced, hard of
preparation and having but little nutritiye
value. He desires to demonstrate the
cheapness, healthfulness and economic
advantages of simple foods He will at
tempt to make sufficient profit to pay ex
penses.
Any of the 1-cent portions contains food
elements said to be sufficient to supply
the neurishment required in a full meal
Two Or three of these f-cent portions per
day, if varied according to appetite.
should maintain the weight, strength
and health Of an ordinary Individual for
an indefinite time, ii such extreme econ
omy is necessary"
Democratic Congressman Pleased
Lewis Nixons hoPeful speech at the
Virginia dinner, declaring that New York
democrats were united and would win
TINS tall, has greatly pleased the minority
IN congress, and there Is already discus
sion as to Democratic candidates for
president
There has been talk about Judge Parker
fer governor of New York, and as a can
Gidate fer president.
There is sentiment existing among
democrats outside of New York that
Judge Parker has great elements of
strength
1t is said by New York members of
congress tnat former Senator ID. B. Hill
has been embarrassed by the suggestion
OF Judge Parkers name, as he desires a
governor who will be regarded as his
particular friend and will not be taken
up as preside ntial candidate
Costly to Point This Moral
For the So Ike OF pointing a moral the
+ creditors q Jacob Malino formerly A
dealer IN woolens, are willing to lost at
least $4o,o0o They have decided to prose-
cue MN instead of accepting the 70
cents on the dollar which he offers on the
$6o6eo he owes them. The reason for +his
unusual procedure Les in the fact that
the Merchants Credit association. tn
which most of the creditors belong, is anx-
ious to bring to justice dealers Who OBJ
tain credit on false pretenses and then
resort to bankruptcy courts
GOuld's New Yacht Named
From the ways at the Morris Height
shtpyards Frank Gould's fine schooner
rugged steam yacht passed gracefully into
the waters of the Harlem river that
cleaned in the sunshine of a perfect
spring day. She was christened the .'Hel-
enita" by Frank Gould's young wife
Helen.
On the pier was a throng of thousands
OF persons. A holiday was declared at the
Seabury yards, but hundreds Of the en-
piCyes, proud of the handsome product in
winch many of them had a hand, came
with boutonnleres in their best clothes
and brought their wives and children to
witness the scene. AS early as 9 o'clock
IN the morning men and women began to
seek entrance to the yard. The Helenita
was sent to the water with the crowd
cheering most Justify And the cheer
wasn't all for the picture of the graceful
snip beginning it's career.
Fresh in the mind of those that na7a
up the crowd was the romance Of this
wealthy young man and pretty young
woman. They recalled how the youthful
couple had in their love overlooked the
feud Of their families-the feud that had
made bitter enemies of his father. Jav
Gould, and her grandfather. Eugene Kei-
~ in their fight for supremacy in Wall
street. ~
M1nneSotans in New york
Mlnnesotans in New York are now to
have society for the purpose of bring
ing together socially the men from the
great Northwest living here.
Francis F. McIver has planned a dinner
at the Waidorf-Astoria, at a date not vet
set, at which the Minnesotans are to meet
ana form the society along the lines az
the other state societies here Mr. Nc
lver has compiled a list of about 200
natives or one-time residents of New
York city, many Of them leading factors