The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07

States, at Pawtucket. r. I. His facto-
ries form the necleus, of the present
town of StatesVllle. His nephew. John.
who succeeded to the business at his
death left $10,000,000 to help educa-
ton among the colored people of the
South. 1t was the Slater fund" that
r, B. Hayes had charge of after his
retirement from the presidency. Born
at Wylam, Eng, in 1871. George Steph-
enson. father Of railways" engineer
and inventor of the first locomotive
engine. Born in New York in 1871.
John Howard Payne, author of Home,
Sweet Home" Porn in 1909, in Gull
pepper county, Va Richard w. Thomp-
son, secretary of the navy, author and
well known Indiana Office holder and
politician.
June 10 Is the anniversary of the
birth. in ITO. of Jonathan TrumbulI. at
Lebanan, Conn, and governor of his
state during the revolution. He was a
political leader and Brother Jonath-1
an" a term now applied as the per-
sonification of the United States, orig
mated from Gen. Washington's habit
of thus addressing him. Born in Eng
land in 1881, Edwin Arnold, author of
Light Of Asia" and other poems.
Born in Norridgewock. Maine, in 1871.
Minot Judson Savage. Unitarian
clergyman and author. He was one OF
the first to preach evolution from the
pulpit. On this date, in 1847, the Chi
cago Daily Tribune first appeared.
June II Is the anniversary of the
birth, in 1874. of Vase Ben Jonson," at
Westminster, England, a noted poet
and dramatist. Born in 1741, at Rox-
bury. Mass, Gen. Joseph Warren, killed
at Bunker Hill. June'17 1775. Born in.
Boston. in 1914. Henry W. Bellows,
{ Unitarian clergymdn and author. and
in the Civil war, in the management Of
which he showed much executive
ability, distributing over SIS, 0O0. 900 in
supplies and $5,006,000 in cash. Born
in 1919. Eli Thayer, at Mendon, Mass.
He held many public positions, organ
lied the Emigrant Aid society to settle
Kansas, and patented inventions COW
ering wide field. Born in Monsoon.
Mass. in 1924. Orsonz D. Mum, founder
of the Scientific American. -
June II is the anniversary of the.
birth in 1902 of Harnet Martineau. at
Norwich, Eng, eminent author. Born
in 1896 at Mulhausen, Prussia, John A..
Roebling, who designed bridges at
ones over Niagara and East rivers,
Born at Otisco, N. Y, in 1910, Lewis
Gaylord Clark and Willis GAYLORD
Clark twin brothers), poets, authors
and journalists. Born in|1S19, at Hoi=
ne, Eng, Charles Kingsley, clergy
man. reformer and author of West
ward Ho!" 'Hypatia'' and other popu.=.'
lar novels. = a.'- -'752sal--''3 II
June 13 is the anniversary of the
birth in 1855 of Gen. Winfield Scott
at Petersburg, Va. Served. in. the war
of 1872 and with Taylor he was a hero
Of the Mexican war. In 1852 he was
an uns uccessful candidate for the pres,
fdehcy. Born in 1875 on the Isle Of
Wight, Thomas Arnold, hfstorian-and
famous teacher at Rugby, Eng. Born
in 1921 at Saugus, Mass, Gustaviuis
Vasa Fox, assistant secretary of the
navy during the war;, commanded the
first monitor to cross the ocean, and
visited Russia in Connection. with the
purchase of Alaska, Born at Ports
mouth, n. H. in 1922. Gen. F'ftz-Jnha
Porter, soldier in the Mexican and Civil
wars. His long trial and final Vindi-
cation in connection with the charge
of disobedience of orders at the second
battle of Bull Run is a matter of mill
tary history. ,r1