The Irish standard., 1891-10-24

Church OF Our Lady OF Perpetual Help,
of Minneapolis, and Church Of the
Holy Name of Jesus, Of Medina. The
incorporators Of the first are Bishop
Ireland, of the diocese of st. Paul;
r. L Grace, vicar general Of the do
cese of st. Paul; Francis Suiyonik, pas
tor and j. F. Pins and j. F. Stgckel.
or the last named they are Bishop Ire
land, r. L. Grace, Pins, Scnmid, pas
tor, John Thus and Nicholas Roehl.
The locations or costs Of the ediices
are not given.
The street railway company announ-
ces that the Bryant avenue car line WILL
be built this fall and that work will
commence next week. The line will
run from Thirty-fr first street to Fortieth
street this fall, and extensions will be
made next spring if thought advisable.
The company cannot consider any
more building this year, because of the
lateness of the season. but more es-
pecially because the power is not suf
6cient to operate new lines, and Man
ager Goodrich thinks there may possibly
be little trouble when snow comes to
operate the full number of cars now
running.
The trial of Detective M. E. Do vie
was the center Of attraction in the
municipal court Thursday. Wednesday
afternoon the complaining witness,
Walter Wells. told the story of the al.
legged assault. and stuck to iJ, despite
the efforts of the defense to break HIM
down. Lou Knutson, a bartender, and
j. 5. Perrien. a porter. at the saloon
where the trouble occurred and who
saw it all, stated that there was no as
sault. VIM. Mason, an important Wit
ness for the state, could not be found,
Thursday morning Detective Doyle
was put on the stand and denied The
story told by Wells. He was corrobor-
ated by Monahan. This closed the case
and the jury found Doyle not guilty on
the first ballot.
One of the best Irish dramas that has
been to Minneapolis since Joe Murphy
and w. j. Scanlan were here will be
produced at the BiJou Opera House one
week commencing Mondar evening,
November 18th. The "Cruiskeen
Lawn" Is the name OF the play, and the
Hibernian Rifles will receive benefit
each night and matinee during that
week. Every one shoulG endeayor to
see this sterling Irish drama and in pur
chasing your tickets see that you secure
them from some member Of the Hiber-
Man titles. The "boYs" need and are
going to have some handsome new uni
forms and expect to realize several
hundred dollars on this benefit. Tickets
are SO cents and can be secured at TIE
IRISH STANDARD Office or from mem
bers OF the Ancient Order of Hibernlans
and Hibernian Rifles throughout the
city.
The death 0 Mrs. Catherine Kennev,
wife of Peter J. Kenney, First Assist
ant Chief of the Minneapolis Fire De- 4
partment, was one Of the sad events of
the week and occurred last Tuesday
morning at the family residence, 5201
Fifteenth avenue south. The deceased
lady contracted a severe cold about a
week ago which later on developed into
pneumonia with fatal results. She was
q years of age and leaves to mourn
their loss her bereaved husband and
two children. The funeral took place
at Holy Rosary church Thursday morn
ing at 9 O'Clock. A beautiful "Gates
Aiar" was sent to the house from the
St. Paul fremen, and other floral trib-
utes came from friends and associates
in this city. Two years ago Chief Ken
ney lost two children by death, after
which he had long and severe spell of
sickness. Hundreds of friends of che
family in this city and st. Paul deeply
sympathize with the grief stricken hus-
band in this. his time of affection.
An important social event of the
Week was ouo udAAAd60 O0l0Aony az uEC
church of the Immaculate Conception
last Wednesday morning at the o'clock
mass, in which Miss Elizabeth M, Con-
molly and James B. Gleason were the
principals. The bridal couple were at
tended by Anna Gleason and Thomas
]. Heating, and special song service
accompanied the ceremony. The choir
consisted Of Miss May Dunn, Miss
Agnes Gallagher, Messrs F. Il. Dunr
Tom O'Donnell and Harry Archer.
Rev. j. C. Byrne officlated, and we'd
ding breakfast to the families aud a few
intimate friends followed at the home
OF the brides parents. 146 Eleventh
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