The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-05-02


Ten more than were with the company
last season. A newly patented elevator
is one Of the new features of the enter
tainment. :sLater On" is q satire or
znglOmania.
CITY BRIEFS.
The telephone call OF The IRISH
STANDARD Is 354-4.
John Carroll has been removed from
the Minneapolis base ball club and Mort
McQuade. of the Oakland, CAL. club
takes his place.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Dolan, of 424 Eighth avenue
Northeast. died last week, after short
illness, aged five months.
w. j. Shortall. one of Saltwater g
favorite young men, has forsaken the
prison city for q larger field of useful
ness and will make Minneapolis his
future home.
The Spiritual Retreat, under the d.
TectiOn of Rt. Rev. John Stanley. has
been latgely attended during the week
at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
oeption and will be productive of vast
amount of good.
Attorney John 3 Quinn will hereafter
be found at room 6l8 New York Life
Insurance building, corner Second
avenue South and Fifth street. having
recently moved thereto from his former
quarters on Nic0llet avenue.
The man who was killed Wednesday
morning by falling out of a third story
window, at the st. Dennis hotel, st.
Paul, proved to have been William
Whelan. well known logger of Still
water. The deceased was 40 years old.
unmarried, and had a mother and sis
ter in Saltwater.
Division No. 2 Ancient Order of Hi
bernians OF Hennepin county, will ceIe-
brate the eighth anniversary of its Or
saaizatioD, by fine social and musical
entertainment at DANA nall, on Wed
saesday evening May Goth. The COM
snittee on programme are at work and
vii. secure some good attractions for
the event.
Jennie. the daughter of Matthew and
Bessie Redmond, died at the family
residence, 1919 Bryant avenue of CON
sumption Saturday. April Is age nine
seen years. The funeral took place from
she church OF the Ascension Mondav
sAolning at o'clock, requiem high
mass being celebrated by Rev. Father
Christie. Nav her soulres5 in peace.
The remains of Thomas Lynch, who
died a. Missoula, Mont. last Saturday,
arrived in Minneapolis on Monday
evening. The funeral was held from
the home OF his mother and sisters. zoos
Aldrich avenue. Wednesday morning.
requiem mass being celebrated at the
church of the Immaculate Conception.
The deceased was n years of age and a
member of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive FiIemen, large number of
whom were in attendance at the
obsequies
Albert McDermott. q we'll known
musician, who for quite while was a
member of Danz's band, died Saturday
and was buried MoDdav. Deceased
was about Jwerty seven Years of age.
and had lived in Minneapolis manv
years. He was a cornetist. and had
travelled considerable tie was consld-
ed an excellent musician. Coasump-
tion was the cause of death. The fun
eral was attended by Danz's band IN q
body from the church Of the lmmac-
ulate Conception.
Miss Laura Kelly an estimable young
lady, the only child of Mrs. w. d.
Kelly of 800 6fh street South. died of
spinal meningitis last Sunday at St.
Mary's hospital where she wac cared
for by her grief stricken mother and the
sisters of the hospital during her last
illness. The deceased was Is years of
age and came to Minneapolis with her
mother from Grafton, N. d. but short
time ago. The funeral was held on
Friday morning from the church Of
the Immaculate Conception.
The case of Chas. s. Talbot against
Mary Maule Wednesday morning be-
fore Judge Lochren and 8 Jury. Tai
bot sues Mary for 1000 damages. He
bought four lots from Mrs. Maule,
After the purchase he discovered that
they were not as long as he thought
thew were and did not front on Rich
field avenue. He claims that Mrs.
Maule represented to him that the lots
were longer tnan they really were and
that they tronted on RichReld avenue.
Her representations were false. he says.
and OF, these gounds thinks he is en-
titled gecover damages,
The sire railway COMPANY has .
nAw aeh0nTsas under COnefde lon tor