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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
AT St. auI Theaters

nike the ordinary musical comedy,
Girl From Dixie which is playing
at the metropolitan the first half of
Inls week, is constructed along purely
american lines with an atmosphere of
the South which forms an excellent set
tins Tor the representation of natural
characters, rather than picturesque
creations of librettist's imagination.
Brlght satire, clean comedy situations.
and consistent story are the ingredi-
ents winch Harry B. Smith,; the author
OF ROBIN Hood" has utilized for the
book and lyrics Of "A Girl From Dixie. /"
RATHER than depend upon the ability
OF one composer, Mr.. Smith called in
the services of no less than twelve
musicians, each prominent in a sphere
OF iyric composition, who have con-
bers.
Ihe Girl From Kay's," a farcicaI
comedy with music. will be presented
here by Charles Frohman and George
Edwardes of the Metropolitan opera
mouse for. four performances, begin
nlng Sunday night. Sam Bernard i'm
personates a character that is said to
oe pflnIui OF humor. Following closely
a1.sr d.1.sa Mf. Bernard comes Miss Hattie
Wiiliams and many other players. all
pelhg OF the original New York com
pany- Miss Williams, the young CO.
ihedienne, is seen as the girl Kay's
Delng millinery establishment and
she one OF its young wernen. Miss Will
Jams has several catchy songs and con
tributes greatly to the brightness and
Joiilty or the entertainment
one Of the features of "a Chinese
honeymoon" the big musical comedy
which comes to- the Metropolitan the
latter half of next week is its cleanli-
ness IN the matter Of costumes. AS the
action OF the comedy takes place in
Cnila ana the customs of that country
are very strict regarding a .woman's
apparel, the costumes are in keeping
Herewith
David Belasco's drama of love and
war, The Heart of MARYLAND" attract
ed large audience at the Grand again
last night. The thrilling scene in the
berry OF the old colonial church tower
with the heroine's desperate leap to
prevent the bell from ringing out the
escape OF her lover, who has been SEN
fenced to death as spy, is one of the
most enectfye examples of realism now
upon the stage. Eulalia Bennett, an
emotional actress Of merit, is seen in
the leading role.
Mason & Mason, in their new musical
comedy success. Fritz & Snitz,'' under
the direction of Broadhurst & Currie,
VIII be presented at the Grand next
Sunday afternoon. The chorus is one
OF the leading features. New songs and
numbers are introduced.
Scribners Morning Glories is the at
traction for the Star this week. The
chorus is large and ably renders many
catchy musical numbers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
TUESDAY, JAN. "a, 1905
A INDUSTRIOUS PROPOSAL


We cannot describe the proposition
to adopt the code prepared by the stat
ute revision committee as the law of
Minnesota by any other word than
.'monstrous." The press of the state,
with the exception of The Globe,
has been singularIy silent on this grave
subject. The legislature has found it,
self, not unnaturally, bewildered by its
unexpected position. But now all
doubt and hesitation are swept away,
and the duty of the representatives of
the people is clear.
1t is matter of moment when new
law is adopted or an old one changed.
Each proposition to that effect is sub
mitted to a committee, passes through
the searching ordeal of debate and is
discussed in the public press. So lust
ly do the people safeguard the laws
under which all must live. The idea
that a1thousand changes may be made
at a stroke; and that, in any contin-
gency, we could be persuaded to make
these without knowing what they are,
in blind ignorance, in utter reckless
ness. is inconceivable. The legislature
must live out it's life and do it's work
as if this revision had never been
heard Except that it should provide
forssending it back to the commission
or for distributing it among a commits
SION Of its own in order that an intelli-
sible report may be made upon it by
the ~next~session. That anything should
beszdone with it now before adjourn
ment is impossible.
The thing most intolerable is that
new legislation should have been in
trsauced into the statutes by this body
ofprivate citizens. 1t is an amazing
thing that1sany one should dare to do
this. even when attaching to the inter-
polated portions the warning word,
new. = But what are we to think of
change after change in word and
meaning, Of important variations from
theroriginal, of absolute transforma-
tipns and reversals of existing law
Without a word or a hint to<show what
has been done No criticism can he
too-scathing for this. But it is not
criticism which now takes first place
and interest; but the necessary warn
nd
atfves of what is involved in possible.
adoption of the new code
No country where representative
government prevails ever accepted an
entirely unknown set of laws simply
on faith and on the comfortable as
surance of few individuals that they
We're all right. These are not all right.
From beginning to end the revision is
full of provisions that challenge de-
bate and rouse the gravest objection.
$ L n e 6 ODE, has mentioned several of
the dffficulties raised. 1t presents this
morning a collection of such important
changes in the law. never sanctioned
by the legislature or approved by the
people, as a cursory examination dis
closes: 1t stands to reason that these
are but assmall fraction of the total.
Months Of reading and comparison
would scarcely suffice fer detailed
showing. The alterations are end
less; and where, as in a law. the addi-
ton ton or omission of word may change
Its whole purport nothing less than
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
BURNS TO ae Honored

admirers 1so Of Robert Robert Burns. of this this will
On Wednesday evening give an entertain
ment. The talent includes: Mrs. T. II.
Werner, soprano, Winnipeg Mr.. Bruce
Eggo, tenor Winnipeg; j. ID. Ironside,
piper, Winnipeg; Mr. Jameson. piper.
Winnipeg; Mr.. William Mckay, high
land dancer. IverneSs, Scotland; Miss
Capitola Stewart, Minnesota, Scotch
dancer; James Glasgow, Minneapolis. re-
otter. and Mr.. Gordon, ST. Paul. There
will also be ball. The railroads and
branches, from Minot. N. D., to Crooks
ton, MIMI, have granted rate of fare
and third to Devils Lake and return.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Contemporary Comment
Railroad Accidents

Above all others railroad companies
should be desirous of having accidents
along their lines reported without ex-
aggeration or distortion. They should
be content with the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth To
this end, instead of putting obstacles in.
the way, they should make every rea.
sonabie effort to cooperate with re-
spectacle newspapers in placing the
tacts before the public without color
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
EWiSIcasa

America has retaliated upon Sir Edward
Clarke and his proposal to call the great
republic "Usona." You're another" says
the United States of North America to the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land and all the British dominions beyond
England, Wales, Ireland. Scotland, India,
Canada, Australia and South Africa.
though we may not all approve of the or
der Of the initials. But IL we address our
letters to Usona," the reply will come to
Ewisicasa. london Chronicle.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Money for the War

The fall of Port Arthur has turned
the eyes of the world on the financial
aspect rather than on the slaughter of
human beings. Will the conflict have
to be financed" over again, and, if so,
where is the money to come from. And
whose credit will hold out the longest?
ENQUIRER.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Probably Not Double Murder

deep mystery over the violent deaths Of
Henry and Richard Cane. bachelors. who
lived in cabin sixteen miles west of this
city. James Gordon found the brothers
lying by the roadside dead. He first met
their team and wagon two miles from
the scene The brothers had been to this
place the day before for supplies, and had
left town. Zone of the bodies had $37 so
upon 1t. 1t is generally believed that the
Canes fell out of the wagon or killed each
other in quarrel
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Wisdom of a Woman

Mrs. Hix-What makes you look SO hap
py, my dear?
Mrs. Dix-Oh, my husband and I have
just had an awful quarrel.
Mrs. Hix-I fail to see the connection.
Mrs. Dix-Why, there's new seafskin
sacque in it when he asks me to forgive
him!-Chicago News.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
American Sailors

1T may be truthfully said that a re-
Vival OF our merchant marine will fail
OF one OF its important purposes if it be
not accompanied by a revival of the
seagong spirit of our people. There
tore this provision for apprentices is
wise and in line with the whole move
ment to put our flag again over the
seas and-to send our commerce in
American bottoms. - San Francisco
Call
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

The czar is not as badly off as he
might be. He is not in residence sin
Chicago's turbulent West side, fol. IN. m
stance. aytA
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Among the Merrymakers
The Secret of Heath

Senator Pettus. Of Alabama, is eighty
four years old and has never been known
to take medicine since he came to Wash
ington
How do you keep so well?' asked Ser
apothecary shop for the benefit of sena-
tors. Don't you ever see a doctor?"
'Oh, yes, see DOCTOR Senator Pet
tus said. II go and talk with my ply
sician frequently. He gives me prescrip-
tions and never have 'em filled, and con-
sequently always feel good. New York
World.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Mans Pockets

When you get done laughing at the
nIteen pockets prescribed by Secretary
ShaW for the customs inspectors uni
Iorms just count up and see If you
nave not exactly that many yourself
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

At least it must be admitted bv the
admirers of Mr.. Hay that his plea for
peace is more effective when it is ad-
dressed to the Chink than when it is
made personal matter with the
mujik.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Grover Is All. to the Good

1t is reported that Grover Cleveland
IS In remarkably good health. Truly
nave we cause for being proud of such
"a hne specimen of the only living ex-
president now in captivity.-Denver
Post.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Scotland
"ScotIand,s burning,"

"SeotIand's burning!''
But the world was surfeited with SEN
sation and hardly heard the cry.
''Scotland's burning money!
Now the world thrilled and gasped for
breath, and then laughed nervously, it's
credulity having broken down under the
Strairl-Puck
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Might Make Application, ANYWAY

Twenty thousand people have ap-
piled for medals to the Carnegie hero
fund, but whether the number includes
Banker Beckwith, of Oberlin, is not
stated.-Chicago Journal
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Explained

Excuse me-" said the usher. "but why
do you always prefer the first seat in the
orchestra?''
We'll" replied the young man in
glasses, II take great interest in the first
row of the chorus
Indeed
Yes. am a bookkeeper and 1 like to
see if the figures are Chicago
News.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

In one little day Nicholas II. of Rus
STA made a place for himself in history
in the class with Charles TX. of
France, who permitted the massacre of
st. Bartholomew.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Gave His Cause Quite Boost

BY daring to outbid King Edward,
richard Croker may have lost favor in
England, but the esteem in which he
mas always been held by Tammany has
not suffered any.-KanSas City Star.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
With a Smooth Line of Talk

If President Roosevelt proposes to act
as the advance agent of Democracy,
the Democratic party has Nc objection.
Democracy Is sadly in need of an ad-
vance agent.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
A. Postponemeut inavltab,e

IF yoh husband beats you, mebbe you
kin hab him sent to de whippin pos. .
said Mrs. Potomac jackson.
II my husban' ever beats me-" said
Mrs. Tolliver Grapevine. "dey kin send
him to de whippfn-pos' if dey wants to-
But deyll have to wait till he gifts out'n
de hospital. l."-Washingto Star.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

II Mr. Tom Lawson is getting any
thing like market value for those mag
azine articles he must be in fair way
to become one OF the ten who are to
have it all.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Lots Better Than Loafina

When a man loses a fat job in the
government service they usually give
him something or other to investigate
at $40 a day and expenses.-Baltimore
Sum-
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Should Be a Knockout

John L. Sullivan is iecturing on 'sHis-
torie Sports" BY confining himself
mainly to autobiography John will have
a rich field to work.-MilwaulSee SEN
tinel.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
She's Ali Riqht Now

Kansas farmers have lifted nearly all
their mortgages and have money in the
bank. Nothing the matter with that
state.-New York Herald.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Muskrat and Ierranin

Canned muskrat is being sold in
some cities as diamond black terrapin.
Te the man who cannot tell the differ
ence in the taste canned muskrat is not
SO bad.-Baltimore Sun
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Slippery

The experiences of the ChadwiclSs
and the Munroes indicate that borrowed
money is very slippery stuff.-Chicago
Record Herald
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Grandna

We were talking him over.
He won't listen either to rhyme or
reason we despaired
Some good soul.' said she, "some good
soul ought to read magazine poetry to
him!'-New York Sun.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Not While He Has Breath

Gen. Grosvenor says that he will
stop talking for publication. Afraid this
comes under the heading of Too Good
to Be True."-New York Herald
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Tom Watson Didn't Help Any

Lillian Russell says the gift of beauty
is curse. Perhaps it was the Tom
Tibbles face that made the Pepulist
ticket run SO far behind last year
Denver Republican
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
AS. Green as Grass

Mrs. Chadwick, it seems, ''had a pas
sion for emeralds." Then Banker Beck
with's color just suited her.-Milwaukee
Sentinel.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
That's the Imnortant Part

Six Mississippi colonels have been
called upon to refund their pay. That's
a small matter if they are allowed to
keep their titles.-Chattanooga News.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Havana-Frank D. Pavey of New York,
has submitted to President Palma an of
York, to purchase Cuban bonds to the
amount of $30,000,00 if Cuba decides to
authorize such an issue in order to pay
the balance of the revolutionary soldiers
claims,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
After the Consultation

well Drs. Brown and Smith are going
to operate Upon old Gotrox..
Is the operation necessary?''
why, yes; Brown has a note COM
ing due. and Smith wants an automo-
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Almost Equal Cassie chadwick,s

The disclosures in the Duke case
make Mr.. Lawson's narratives of fren-
zied finance but a trif1e more interest
ing than the patent office reports.-De-
troit Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
VILLAGE is Burned

BROOKFIELD. Wis, Jan. 23-This viii
lage was nearly wiped out by fire today.
The loss is estimated at $50, ,000 partly
covered by insurance
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Pueblo, Col.-United States immigration
inspectors have arrested Henry NOll and
two women. Josephine and Sarah Ber-
teaux, all French subjects. for violation
of the immigration laws. 1t is charged that
the man is an agent for an organized So
ciety for importing women into this coun-
try for immoral purposes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
Fame

Half -Nelson-Why so blue, old chap?
Solar Plexus-This jiu jitsu has COM
pIete1y Knocked my name cut Of the pa
pers.-New York Sun.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Chicago-A strike of teamsters against
the packing firms of Nelson, Morris &c
Co. and Armour & Co. has been voted by
the Packing House Teamsters' union IL
such action becomes necessary to procure
the reinstatement of three men dis.
charged by the packers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Washington, D. C.-The committee on
ways and means has begun hearings on
the bill to reduce the duty on Philippine
sugar coming into the United States. Rep
resentatives Of the beet sugar industry.
mostly from Michigan, are present tosop-
pose the measure.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Philadelphia, Pa.-Charged with coun-
terfefting, Henry Welsh and Joseph Con-
nors were held in $4,000 bail for trial. and
Sarah Williams. who was arrested with
the men, was required to furnish 81, 600.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Albany n. Y.-Prof. Lewis Boss, as
tronomer of the Dudley observatory of
this city, has been awarded the medal
of the Royal Astronomical Society of Eng
land. This honor is conferred each year
upon an astronomer not previously re-
ceiving it, whose accumulated work is con-
sidered to place him at the head of the
profession.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

La Pallice, France-A force of infantry
is protecting non-union dock laborers in
the unloading of the cargo of phosphates
brought here on the British steamer rock
abill from Tampa, Fla. The union labor
ers refused to unload the ship because
non union teamsters have been employed
for transferring freight.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

New York-The National Civic Fedora
tion has decided to attempt settlement
between the Building Trades Employers
in the building trades.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

1t is said Of the legislators in ST.
Paul that many of them caucusing IN
a hotel lobby sounds like the voice Of
many waters but, alas, it is not all
water.-New Ulm Review.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Jefferson City, Mo..-In the Missouri SEN
ate Senator Avery introduced a resolution
amending the constitution providing for
the leyying of tax on all incomes of over
$4,000 per annum
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

ROME, Jan. 23.-The announcement of
the composition of the new French cabinet
was received cofdly at the Vatican, where
the belief prevails that although the min
listers will be more moderate they will
continue the late. Premier Combes' pro-
gramme for the separation of church and
state as approved by the chamber OF dep
lItieS
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Cologne Germany strikers who
awaiting the influence of public opinion
on the coal mine proprietors and the ef-
forts of the government to assist in the
settlement.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

The anti-pass bill has made it's BIZ
ennial appearance in the Minnesota
legislature. An anti-pass bill was al
most the first to be introduced with
statehood In Minnesota, and when ev-
cry person else is dead it will still live
-Perham Bulletin.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Washington. D. C.-The internal revenue
receipts for December were $40 745, ,019. an
increase as compared with December 1909
of S163, ,22S. For the last six months the
receipts show a decrease of $639,64
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Washington, d. C.-The nineteenth an
nual voyage" of the American Assoeia
tion of Masters and Pilots of Steam Yes
sells has begun here. The membership ap-
proximates 10000
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
FRENCH CABINET is
FINALLY COMPLETED
Rouvier, Premier, Takes the Ministry of
Finance

PARIS, Jan. 23.-President Loubet to-
day received M. Rouyier, who announced
his definite acceptance of the mission for
the formation OF a cabinet. The following
is the list as finally arranged:
President of the council and minister of
finance, M. Roupier; Justice. NJ Chaumie:
foreign affairs. NJ. Delcasse; interior, M.
Etienne; war, M: Berteaux; marine, M.
works, M. -Gauthier; public INSTRUCTION. M
Bienvieu Martin; commerce, NJ. Dubief;
agriculture, M. Ruau; under secretaries,
fine arts, Darjin Beaumftz; finance, M.
Meriou; posts and telegrapfs, M. Berard.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

Rome-King Victor Emmanuel signed a
decree comforting the grand Gordon of the
crown of Italy on Whitelaw Reid, of New
York.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
esterdays Temperatures-


sWashington time G. p. m. st. Paul.
Below zero.
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News Condensed

Albany, n. Y.-Prof. Lewis Boss, as
this city, has been awarded the medal
of the Royal Astronomical Society of Eng
land. This honor is conferred each year
upon an astronomer not previously, re-
ceiving it, whose accumulated work is con-
sidered to place him at the head of the
profession.
La Pallice, France-A force of infantry
IS protecting non-uflion dock laborers in
the unloading of the cargo of phosphates
brought here on the British steamer rock
abill from Tampa, Fla. The union labor
erS refused to unload the ship because
non union teamsters have been employed
for transferring freight.
Pueblo, Col.-United States immigration
inspectors have arrested Henry Noll and
two women, Josephine and Sarah Ber-
teaux, all French subjects, for violation
of the immigration laws. 1t is charged that
the man is an agent for an organized So
cIety for importing women into this coun-
try for immoral purposes.
Havana-Frank D. Pavey, of New York.
has submitted to President Palma an of
York, to purchase Cuban bonds to the
amount of S30,O00,00 if Cuba decides to
authorize such an issue in order to pay
the balance of the revolutionary soldiers
claims.
Washington. d. C.-The committee on
ways and means has begun hearings on
the bill to reduce the duty on PhiIippine
sugar coming into the United States Rep
reSentatives of the beet sugar industry,
mostly from Michigan, are present toeop-
pose the measure.
Chicago-A strike of teamstefs against
the packing firms of Nelson, Morris &
Co. and Armour & Co. has been voted by
the Packing, House Teamsters' union IL
such action becomes necessary to procure
the reinstatement of three men dis.
charged by the packers.
Cologne Gernany-Tfle strikers who
now number. nearly 10000 are simply
awaiting the influence of public opinion
on the coal mine proprietors and the ef-
forts of the government to assist in the
settlement.
Philadelphia Pa.-Charged with coun-
terfeiting, Henry Welsh and Joseph Con-
nors were held in 81, 900 bail for trial and
Sarah Williams who was arrested with
the men, was required to furnish $1,000.
New York-The National civic Fedora
tion has decided to attempt settlement
between the Building Trades Employers
association and the 5000 locked out men
in the building trades.
jefferson City, Mo.-In the Missouri SEN
ate Senator Avery introduced a resolution
amending the constitution providing for
the levying of a tax on all incomes of over
Washington, d. C-The nineteenth an
nual Voyage" of the American Assoeia
ton of Masters and Pilots of Steam Yes
sells has begun here. The membership APP
proximates 10000.
Washington. D. C.-The internal revenue
receipts for December were $40. 745. .019. an
increase as compared with December, 1903
of $163 22S. For the last six months the
receipts show decrease of $639, ,641.
Rome-King Victor Emmanuel signed a
decree conferring the grand Gordon of the
Loindon. Richard Croker sails for New
York Wednesday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

There is quite a strong movement on
foot in favor of increasing the pay Of
representatives to the legislature. This
movement would receive strong i'm
petus If the representatives would cease
placing their hands in the pockets of
the public by accepting railroad
passes.-DuIuth Herald.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24

London-Richard Croker sails for New
York Wednesday.