The Irish standard., 1891-01-31

Dutch comedian, has long been famous
for his most successful Interpretation
of German roles aud is said to have no
peer In this line. The play selected for
the displayal of the eccentr1cities of
these two comedians is said to be ex-
ceedinglY funny, and while it lacks plot
it abOunds in rich and original humor.
CITY BRIEFS.
THE IRISH STANDARD, $1.5c per
year in advance.
The telephone call of The IRISH
STANDARD 1s 1914.
Rev. Father Gibbons, of St. Paul, will
preach at vespers Sunday evening at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Rev. Father Gleason, Of Mortified,
lectured for the Crusaders Of the lmma-
culate Conception parish last Tuesday
evening at Catholic Association hall.
AS we go to press the sad news arrives
that Secretary VIM. Window suddenly
died of heart disease while attending a
banquet in New York on Thursday
night.
Mrs. Mary Mccormick, residing at
80l Third street north, died last Sunday
of heart disease, The previous day she
lost pocket book containing a large
sum of money and note, and it is
thought that the shock FASTENED her
death.
Last Wednesday brakeman by the
name of Frank Ellis sustained severe
injuries near Mendoza by jumping off
Car while in motion, and falling so that
the wheels passed over his left ankle
and thigh. He was brought to the
hospital where he died in the afterno On.
1t is rumored in police circles that
Joe Lawrence and John p. Hoy are to
be cut off the detective force and Capt.
Mike Hoy and ex. detective King put in
their place, 1t is also said that Mike
Qulnlan il making strenuous eforts to
get on the detective force again.
Julia May, only child of John A. and
Annie Malone. died on January % OF
lung lever at the family residence, 723
25Uh Avenue N E. after a short illness,
aged ! year and months. The funeral
was held on SUNDAY last, the remains
being buried in the East Side cemetery.
Michael Shannon. a young man we'll
and favolably known in this city, died
on Friday, January %, OF heart disease
at st. Barnabas hospital and the fu-
neral took place on the Monday follow
ing from the home OF Patrolman J. Nor
risOn, 2405 Sixth street south. The de-
ceased was a brother Of Mrs. Morrison.
The proposed electric line to Medicine
lake seems to be an assured fact. The
route has been pretty we'll decided
upon, and the subscriptions have come
IN so satisfactorily that the promoters
of the enterprise do not hesitate to pro
nounce it q sure 90. The route will be
via Sixth avenue north for portion OF
the distance between the lake and the
city.
AT a meeting of Division No. l A.
q. I'll. of this city, held Sunday, Janu-
airy Is, it was decided to change their
place of holding meetings and here
after all business of the above Div. will
be transacted at Catholic Association
hall, Third street near Third avenue
north The first session in the new
quarters will occur on Sunday, Febru-
airy 8, at 2:30 p. m.
The Sons of the American Revolution
held a meeting at the West hotel last
Wednesday evening, Judge Albert
Edgerton presiding. The society is al
together different from the Patriotic
Order Sons of America which is com
posed OF Knownothings and alien bigots
from the Canadian provinces. The
members of the former are real Amer
leans while the others are not.
Last Wednesday evening the police,
led by Capt. Helm, arrested six men
who were gambling in the basement of
the saloon run by Paul j. Richter, at
$50 Hennepin avenue. The poker table,
cards and q lot Of chips were condscated
and carried to the central station along
with the prisoners. The administration
is determined to enforce the order issued
against gambling. and this is the first
arrest.
The Globe says: At the Burns ban
quet the other evening Rev. p. ]. Bur-
rell was down for response to the
toast, 1.-THE Land Of Our Adopt
He was absent. and James Grav. Of the
Times. responded instead. a lady who
was present, id speaking OF it after,