The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-15

March IS is the third Sunday in Lent;
plIthday OF Andrew Jackson, general and
actor 1900; G. p. Marsh. diplomat and
philogist. 1901; NJ c. Kerr. congress man
and speaker 1927; Maine admitted to the
Union. 1920; Bishop McCIoskey made the
hrst CathoHc cardinal in America, 1879.
Marcn is IS the anniversary Of the birth
Tor James Madison, fourth president, ISL;
Oh Jethro Wood, inventor Of the first
opposition to it for fear the iron would
poison the SOLD; of Charles King, -presi-
GENT OF Columbia college, 1889; of Gen.
George A. Mccall, prominent in the Flor
ida. Mexican and Civil wars, 1902; of John
Pope, general in the Civil war 1922; of
Edmund Kirby Smith, noted Confederate
my established, 1902.
March II IS St. Patrick's day He is
| the patron saint OF Ireland. The greatest
OF ms miracles was that of driving rep
tiles from Irish soil and forever render
| ing 1t obnoxious to that form of animal
lie according to athe common idea, but
| 1t IS considered by scholars that his work
was to drive the serpent worshipers from
the island. He died in 465, at the age
i GI t sfeve ait2, years and was buried
lisned an order -knighthood in his hon
or. HIS day Is generally observed in the
United States by Irish societies. 1t is
said that wherever he went to preach he
which attracted the people. In this the
example of the Saint appears to nave
been initiated by the modern Salvation
Army. The Shamrock is worn on his day
from the fact that he used this three
leaved plant as symbol Of the trinity.
Roger B. fancy. chief justice and famous
March 18 is dedica teds to ST. Edward,
king and martyr. He succeeded to the
English throne at the age of thirteen
and was murdered by order of his step
mother when he was sixteen. The title
OF martyr was given to. MIN on account
of his unjust and cruel murder and be-
cause be was in high favor with the cler-
gy. John &. Calhoun. statesman and
vice president born. 1882; Francis Lieber,
educator and publiciSt. born, 1900 (pro-
fessor of history in Columbia college, /;
the keynote of his political writings was:
mo right without it's duties; no duty
without it's rignts'D Grover Cleveland,
twenty -secondz and twenty fourth presi-
dent, born, 1887.
March 10 Is the day of st. Joseph, hus-
band of the Virgin Mary In art he is
represented as the caretaker and guide
during the journey into Egypt, and in
pictures of the Holy Family he is general
~ IN an attitude of quiet admiration.
Birthday in 1l91, Of Charles Knight, emf
nent Englisffs author and founder of a
Seth Green. in 1917, ldeviser of new
methods Of fish culture; of William Jen-
ningS3 Bryan. in 1860. silver candidate
for decision in the bred Scott case. born,
1777; Gen. Henry W. Lawton killed in
the Philippines boRnge1S43 = Clara Morris,
actress and author, born. 1913; Charles
F. Brush, electrician and inventor, born,
March 20 Is dedicated to st. Cutnbert,
patron of. Durham. England an English
bishop Whose, body is said to have re-
NAMED fresh and perfect for centuries
HIS Posthumous biography exceeds in in
teGest that Of his actual life. Born. in
1904. Gen. Neal Dow, allfhOfsnf tEles Ma
LIQUOR law; Rev. John AIeCloskey. first
American cardinal of the Catholic Church.
James Schouler, educator and historical
writer. 1899; Charles w. Eliot, president
of Harvard college, born, q 1884; Napoleon
H., only son of Napele94n- /. born, 1871.
His father abdicated in his favor in 1874,
but the French senate preferred Louis
XVIII. and the young duke retired with
his his mother to Austria where ne died in
1882. s%<ssA
March q is the anniversary of the BIRTH
in 1853, of Jean Paul Richter, popular
and quaint German author; of Henry
Kirk White, in S17S5 English poet; Of
Thomas Meehan, in 1926 American sci
enlist and horticulturalist.