The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-02

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J friends aud the public in general tha
she has just returned from New Yor
city with large and handsome assert
ment of novelties in millinery. She ha
on exhibition at her store, 524 Nicolle
avenue, the loveliest shapes and styles il
hats, bonnets, flowers, trimmings, etc., t
be found in the city. She invites tn
ladies to call and see her new line Q
novelties before purchasing elsewhere.
Cal G, Goodrich, general manager Q
the Minneapolis street railway company
has returned from a trip to Europe. H
saw little in the old country in the wa,
of electric railroads, and comes back con
vinced, he says, that Minneapolis has tn.
best street railway system in the world
He was much interested in the operation
of the underground street railway II
London, operated by electricity from {
third rail instead of trolley wire.
A man named M. j. Brennan was in
jured by an electric car Wednesday night
on Third street, between Fennepin an6
First avenues north. 1t Is not known
whether the man was getting off or on
the car, but he was knocked down in
some way and injured so that he had to
be taken to the City hospital in the pa
troll wagan. The man lives at 507 Lyn-
dale avenue north. The officials at the
hospital said that the man was not in
jured seriously.
/ John H., Steele as assignee for the
Minneapolis Blank Book Manufacturing
Company has brought suit against Peter
Willwerth and others to recover 81, 800
claimed to have been misappropriated by
Willwerth while treasurer of the company
from the assets and before the assign
ment was made. The plaintiff declares
W1llwerth had no right to take the funds
without showing value therefor. This
is the civil case involving the same dis
pute as the criminal suit in which Will
worth was discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton were agreeably
surprised by about thirty friends Tues
day evening at their home, 3341 Wash
ington avenue north. Progressive
euchre was the order of amusement.
The prizes we're won by Mrs. e. G.
Lands, T. f. Stack, Joseph Kelly and
Miss A. Burlingame. The former two
won the head prizes and the latter
two the foot. A pleasant evening was
spent by all and che host and hostess
were voted excellent entertainers by
those whose good fortune it was to be
present.
Robert Rudolph, of the hide firm OF
Rudolph, Christello & Co., at LII First
street north, was found dead in chair
at his place of business early Tuesday
morning. An employe of the firm made
the CHASTITY discovery when he entered
the office. Mr.. Rudolph was sitting in a
chair with his head resting upon his
arms, which we're laid upon the desk in
front of him. He appeared to have fall
len asleep while at work and the employe
shouted at him. Receiving no reply the
employe was about to shake Mr.. Ru-
dolph when he discovered that he was
dead.
There were three damage suits in the
district court Monday. D.A. Macarthur
the well known advertising and iusur-
ance man, sues the city for $4,000 dam,
ages caused by fall on slippery side
walk last winter. John Lynch wants
$5,O16. rs from the city. John stepped
on rotten plank in sidewalk last Sep
tember, sprained his ankle and hasn't
been able to pursue his vocation OF
millright since. The street railway il
also in it. "A. D. Poston wants 5000
for being run INTO by car GU First ave
nue. south while he was getting trans
fer.
Inspector James Doyle made another
clever capture Monday. He caught
sight Of Harry Dougherty, an old-time
crook, and locked HIM up on suspicion
Dougherty was disguised as lumber
man and wore the hobnailed boots and
red sash. Shortly after Dougherty had
been locked up Doyle ascertained thai
he had passed check given by Miller &
McHenry to J. VI johnson, at the MoAl
pine saloon on First street north, re
ceiyinR So on it. Dougherty had IN
dorsed the name Of johnson on thu
check himself, and twas evident he hae
stolen it. Dougherty is the crook VIII
broke into the public library building
several months ago.
a pleasant little party was given g
her young friends by Stella Cour, ct he
tenth birthday, Wednesday, ct the hom
lof her parents, TO Eleventh avenu
Ieouth Am ong those present were ere