St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS
st. Patrick's Day in the Even
ing, Not Morning, This
Year.
Graduated Income Tax the
Subject Of a Single Tax
Wrestling Match.
Fatal Street Car Accident
A Little Boy the Vic
tim.
Dr.. Burrell Going to Leave
MinneapoiiS--Di
at Pastors Meeting.


this year, there being no public demon
stration in the way of parade. Not
withStandng, the celebration will be
very general. High mass will be cele-
brated in the morning at all the
Catholic churches, and each parish has
provided some form of entertainment
for the afternoon or evening as follows:
Immaculate Conceptlon-IIigh mass at 10
o'clock, Rev. Patrick A. McCarren, celebrant;
Rev. John T. Dolphin, deacon, and Rev.
Father Byrne, s'lbdeacon. Father Dolphin
will deliver the sermon. In the afternoon
and evening at Harmonic hall, the Crusaders
Dramatic club viii present Not Guilty" and
The Tenants Triumph The following
ladies and gertlement being included in the
east which includes some forty amateurs.
Miss Agnes Gallagher, Miss Julia McAuley,
Hugh Ryan, Thomas ODonnell, Bernard
Mousse John Woolsey, James Gavin. In ad-
dition there will be songs by Miss Byrne. P.
II. Mullen, Prof. Prlestley and Mons. Baker.
Addresses will also be made by Father Byrne
and Judge j. L. Corri%an.
Holy Rosary-A varied entertainment, to
be followed by an oyster supper, will be
given il the evening in the basement of the
church. The programme is as follows:
overture. .Grlnln $ orchestra
Medley-Violins, piano and flute
T. Corbett, NJ. Grove NJ Hughes, Miss A.
Hughes.
Piano Solo-Selected. 49,; Miss Cheneyert
Chorus-"Let Erin Remember. ..Glee Club
Address-''The Greatness and Glory
of the Irish Name" -. Miss Eva Mcdonald
Miss s. Corbett
Duet-''Home to Our Mountains
j. Mclaughlin. A. Chenevert
Selections-Vtolin, piano and cor
net. E. F. Scallen, William Scallen
Miss Clara Moore.
::io Mlsses iLIscn
Selection - Violin and piano
j. Nj. Kelly and Daughter
Mrs. Nora Caroline Reed
Quartette. When Erin Shall Stand
Holy Name Choir
Song II Breathe Once More Ny Native Air
Mrs. E. j. Bristol.
Character Duet -. -. st. Patrick's Day"
Hubert Kelly and j. Mclaughlin.
Mrs G. Donald, MI. Shields.
song ..................J {. Scallen
Mrs. Nora Caroline Reed.
Song Il Love Old Ireland Still
j. Mclaughlin.
Medley, violins. Griffin and Murphy
Miss B. Gleason. Miss Speakman, MI. O Con-
nor and j. Mclaughlin.
Miss b. Gleason and j. C. Scallen.
Chorus. Erin, the Tear and the Smile
in Thine Eye" ....................Gle e Club
st. Anthony of Padua Parish-The St An
thony Crusaders Dramatic club will give
the first production in this city OF Sham
rock and Rose at the new st. Anthony of
Padua hall. The play is romantic story of
Irish life during the REBELLION OF 1898. The
cast is as follows:
Barney O'Brady, an Irish Bouchal-
John German
Squire Fitzgerald. MISUNDERSTANDING. D. kllroe
John Desmond, sn outlaw patriot
j. H. Smith
Shaun Carey, spv..............E Ed shannon
Charles Fox
Lieut.. Douglas, of the kings yeoman.
Thornton, Of the kings yeoman iA. n8Ee'
Rose Fitzgerald, the Rose Of Wick.
low. Observation-Disclosures Annie Kehoe
Eileen O. Rourke, Barney,s shamrock-
Miss Annie O'Brien
Nano Desmond, Johns sister
Miss Maggie Gibbons.
Between the acts Master George Pracno
will entertain the audience with cornet
solo There will be two performances. mat
inee at , O'Clock, and evening at o clock.
ST. Stephens ParisE-The St. Vincent de
Paul society, charitable organization con-
nected with St. Stephens parish, has made
extensive preparationg for celebrating ST.
Patrick day. Their entertainment Will be
given at Century hall, Fourth street and
First avenue south. The programme has
been carefully prepared. and includes the
finest talent obtainable. The addresses will
be by Rev j. j. Keane. Of st. Thomas semi
nary, ana Chris A. Gallagher.
Overture-Grand Organ. Irish Airs
II. prieStIy.
Address. .............. Very Rev. ]. j. Keane
Piano Solo-"Harp Of Tara ........ Pape
Mrs. j. H. Sullivan.
Solo-"The Beggar Maid" ......J. Barnby
Miss Anna O'Brien.
Violin Solo-"Hungarian Fantasia" Nachez
Ciaud Madden.
Bass Solo-"Soldier's Dream Rodney
William KitZ.
Piano solo-"Valse Brillante,' oeuv.
10, NO. n. De Win
IA. "a Streamlet Full of
DuetI Flowers
b. Nearest and Dearest" .Caracciolo
Misses Anna and Nellie OBrien.
a. "Sraale song ----.--..----.. ReheT
D. "A10ufA& Claude Madden: = "ienia"sh
Baritone Solo-'The Arabs
J. NJ. Lennon.
Address -. Chris A. Gallagher
Quartette-"The Last Rose of Sum
mer'' Moore
Messrs. Dibb Bacon. Lennon and Kitz.
Ascension Parish-The entertainment in
Ascension parish will be given at West Side
Turner hall. corner Fifth avenue north and
Washington, in the evening at s clock Adj
dresses will be made by Judge j. P Kea.
Judge Kelly, Of st. Paul; Rev A. Christie.
Rev. John Conway and Capt. NJ. Whelan
An excellent musical programme will be
given. The following well known orators
will respond to the toasJs assigned them.
Mayor Winston presiding:
Our Glorious Republic Hon. John P. Rea
THE Day We Celebrate
Judge Kelly Of St Paul
The Church -:.......-....R Rev. a. Christie
The Typical Irish Patriot
Rev. John Conway
Capt NJ. whelan
The musical selections vocal and instru-
mental, will compare favorably with the ex-
celleut literary programme arranged and in
cludes solos by Mrs Kate Myers, Mrs Hunt
ley, Miss Gertie Seibel, Mrs. McAllister. Mrs.
Boardman, Miss McFee. Miss McGurk.
Messrs Lansing, Hurley, Driscoll, Beck. aud
Rotations by NJ. J. Gill and NJ. o Hare. The