St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-18
SALTWATER SIlAOUETTES
The Catholic Total Abstinence Unions
Annual.
PROGRAMME OF THE EVENT.
q Winonan Takes a Prominent Still
water Girl---General
News.
The nineteenth annual convention of

The nineteenth annual convention OF
the c. L. A. union opens for "a TWO
DAYS session this morning, the follow
ing being the first days programme:
At 9 a. m. convention meets in the
Grand opera house for preliminary
business At 10 the convention VIII
take a recess. and the delegates proceed
in a body to st. Michaels church,
where at 1920 pontifical high mass
will be celebrated. Right Rev. John
STANLEY, d. D.. bishop of jamestown,
n. D., will pontificate. Deacon, Rev.J.
c. Byrne, of Immaculate Conception
church, Minneapolis; Sub-Deacon,
Rev. T. ]. Gibbons, of st. Patrick's
church, st. Paul; master of ceremonies,
Rev. p. r. Heffron, d. D., pastor OF the
cathedral parish, st. Paul. The ser
mon will be preached by 1T. Kew:
Martin Marty, d. d.. Q. S. B.. bishop OF
sioux Falls. S. d. Following the serv-
ices at the church the delegates Will
again form in line and march to Music
hall, where banquet will be served by
the ladies of st. Michaefs parish, under
the auspices of the Ladies' c. L. A. So
ciety. At2 o'clock the convention Will
meet at the opera house and proceed
with its business. The grand parade
will occur in the evening, the process
sion forming IN the following order:
Platoon of police, band. officers of the
union, Saltwater Crusaders as es-
cort for visiting societies. ,! dele
gates TO the convention MIME
societies of st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Saltwater: the st. Anthony L. A. B.. of
East Minneapolis; visiting cadets, Still
water cadets, lady delegates in car,
riages, visiting. clergy priests and
bishops in carriages. The line OF
march will be from Myrtle and Water
streets west on Myrtle to Main, to Com
mercial avenue, to Second. to Chestnut,
TO Third. south to Churchill, to Fourth,
10 Pine, to Sixth, to Olive, to Third, to
Myrtle, to Nam. and thence to the
Grand opera house. AT the opera mouse
the following programme Will be car
ried out: Welcoming. song, by the
double auartette; opening address, by
p. A. O'Brien, secretary of the union;
temperance song, by Quartette; adj
dresses by Bishops Cotter, Stanley and
McGolrick: selection, by the quartette;
address. by Most Rev. Archbishop
Ireland. After the opera house meet
ing luncheon and social union Will be
enioyed at Music hall by the delegates,
invited guests and those who participate
in the parade.
The marriage at st. Michael's church
Yesterday morning of Nj. j. Towey, OF
Winona, and Miss Margaret, eldest
daughter of P. E. Burke ST., OF this
city, was a brilliant affair. and the
church was crowded with fasn M saa9 e
audience The altar was magnlflcently
decorated with flowers. and the cere-
mony was impreSSively performed by
Rev. Father M. E. Murphy. The
bridal couple were attended by P. E..
Burke Jr. and Miss Nell Long, as
groomsman and bridesmaid respect
lively. After wedding breakfast and
reception at the residence of the brides
brother, j. F. Burke, of Pine street,
Mr., and Mrs Towey took their depart
ure for the East. On their return they
will reside in Minneapolis.
John Mccarthy will return to-day
from the races at Freeport, whittier he
went. from GAINESVILLE, succeeding al
each place in securing additional and
desirable horses for the June meeting
at Saltwater commencing next Tues
day. Entries are now closed, and the
list presents more good horses and gives
assurance of finer sport than was eVel
before offered in the valley.
The Saltwater turnvereiD will visl
their ST. Paul brethren next Sunday
travelling the distance by team, the bet
ter to leisurely enjoy themselves.
County Treasurer Sam Bloomer. My
ron Shepard, William M. May, r. L.
McKusick, A. c. Hospes, Deputy Sher
if Marty and George A. Oliver, veterans
of Company B, First Minnesota. viii
attend the annual reunion Of the com
pany survivors at Winona tomorrow.
A wild she bear was killed night o.
two ago by Milkman De Mars in past
ure on the Burkhardt road in Wiscon
sin, two and half miles from Still
water. The bear, which weighed 2S
pounds, had been frequenting the field
of late and had killed and eaten youns
calf belonging to De Mars.
The funeral of Albert Lillijigren
drowned Sunday at the source OF tn
st. Croix river, was held yesterda.
from Wing u Simonet'S undertaking
rooms, the services being conducted b.
Rev. j. l.. Haff.
The three United States prisoners re
Gently convicted i'll the federal court a
Winona. were received at the stat
prison yesterday. Two prisoners wer
also received from St. Louis county.
A second telegram from Spokane
Falls was received yesterday statin
that Michael Gillespie died of catarr
of the stomach, and indicating that til
body would not be sent to Saltwater.
The Meta Durant, j. G. Caffrey, Be
Hershey and Louisville left yesterda
with RATS for Mississippi river points
The city council instructed the cit
attorney to notify the water compan
that if they did not at once resurfac
the streets where the water mains wer
laid or lowered year ago, the cit
would do the work and hold the con
pany responsible. The contract fc
laying cutters on North Second stree
was awarded to G. I'll. Carl, and o
Sixth avenue, Broadway and Hill stree
to Ed MCGEE.