The Irish standard., 1886-07-10
ST. PAUL NEWS.
O, give us a frig!!d wave!

O, give us frig!d wave!
Baron Murphy, the poet, spent tn
Fourth with his Hastings friends.
j. Cunningham, one of Gracevlll'
most prosperous farmers, made us
pleasant call this week.
4 The city council unanimously con
frmed H. j. O'Brien as clerk of the
Board Of Health. Good appointment.
Rev. S. Dooling, project of discipline
in st. Viateurs College, Illinois, visited
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis during the
past week.
Rev. Father Plat, formerly ci
Shakopee, will take charge Of the new
congregation On the West Side. Rev.
Peter Joseph Jeram of st. Thomas
Seminary will have charge OF the church
at Shakopee.
The First Regiment went into camp
at White Bear on Wednesday. Col.
Bend is in command. The camp has
been named Camp Ruger, III honor OF
the department. commander at Fort
Smelling.
The Father Matthew Society elected
John Shortall, president; john G. Don
nelly, first vice president; III. Treacy,
second vice president; w. F. Roach,
secretary; A. Rynes, treasurer; Y.
King, D. Desmond, I. Mccarthy, G.
Twohy, Z. Nolan, board Of managers.
The Fourth was generally observed
in this city on the fifth. St. Patrick's s
parish picnicked IN the beau utiful grove
adjoining the church, and everybody
enjoyed the day and surroundings. st.
Joseph's parish spent the day in 8 be-
fitting manner in a shady grove On ST..
Anthony Hill.
The Crusaders elected the following
officers on Sunday: J. r. Carrere, presi-
dent; 9. L. Twohy, vice president; J.
F. Kelly, secretary; t. MCCARTHY, fin
ance secretary; j. 7. Twohy, treasurer;
Prof. G. F. Morrow, stage manager; j.
g. Larkin, J. G. Devereux, Jr., G. G..
Garter, J. r. Treanor, j. Lynch, ex-
ecutive committee.
The thirteenth National Conference
of Charities and Correction will meet in
St. Paul July 1921. Secretary H. 81.
Hart has issued full and interesting
programme, and in looking it over we
note that on Friday, July l6, at 8 p. m.
Bishop Ireland will read a paper, ''Ihe
System Of Charities of the Catholic
Church." Ex-President Hayes, TIE
governors of several states, and many
prominent men from different parts Of
the United States will be present.
On the evening of July the Crusad-
ers attended banquet in their hall,
which was rendered by the newly elected
officers. A most enjoyable time was
had. The following toast card, neat
and tasty one, was left on each plate,
Toast Master, J. +. Carrere:
The Crusaders society-"Total alb
sti11ence our corner stone, brotherly
love our motto,'' j. F.. Mcclure.
Our Officers-Under them we have
blossomed like the rose," John Twohy.
Our Stage Manager--':All the worlds
a stage u. F. Kelly.
Our Executive Committee 1Asiany
men of many minds John Gleason.
The Glorious Fourth -stF'reedom'
birthday" F. j. McHugh.
st. Paul. -:sCatholic in name and Gath
olic in spirit" s" j. Larkin
Old Ireland" Mother Of peoples,
home Of patriotism, may she soon be
free," G. Morrow.
Gladstone-:Ths G. o. M., the great
est statesman Of the age G. G.. Carter.
Our Church. 1.-THE Mother we revere
and love- Rev. T. Gibbons.
The Press-''The daily record Of ma
tions,'J J. @. Devereux, Jr.
Our Poet Poetry like music hath
to sooth the savage breast
Baron Murphy.
The Ladies' First in war, first in
peace. and first in the hearts Of their
Geo. Reddington.