The Irish standard., 1892-12-17

4 Is retreat TO men will 30 given at th
Church Of the Immaculate gonceptio
next week, and an opportunity will b
| afforded to every man in the parish t
comply with the rules Of the church q
this holy season.
Rev. N. G. Chaplin died suddenly a
the home OF his son, Fl. G. >,hapin, 81
Thirteenth avenue southeast, Sunda
morning last, aged seventy years II
was 9 graduate OF Yale College al d wa
known as an excellent preacher AM
writer.
Rsy. James N. Cleary will be presen
Tomorrow afternoon at the meeting o
Division No. 2, Ancient Order Of Hiber
mans at their hall corner Cedar ant
Washington avenues Members of thu
Order throughout the city are invited tt
be present. /.
Father p. r. Cunningham, who wa.
ordained at Merriam Park College this
morning, will say his first mass at 1914
o'clock to morrow at the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception. Father Keane
will preach after the first gospel ON "The
Priesthood
This morning at 9 o'clock the following
deacons were ordained priests by Arch
b shop Ireland at st. Thomas Aquinae
Seminary, Merriam Park, in the presence
of large assembiage of the clergy and
laity: Michael O'Brien, P. r. Cunning.
ham, P. F. McDonough, F. Hrsckoysky,
F. jaeger, A. Wilmann and NJ. Bilban.
John H. O'Malley died Wednesday
morning at his late home, AL Fifth street
south, of consumption, after prolonged
illness, aged 81 years. He had been res
ident Of Minneapolis for eight years. He
Was married man, and besides his wife a
father, mother and sister, who reside at
McGregor, Iowa, are lett to mourn their
loss. Mr.. O'Malley had many friends in
this CITY, all of whom sincerely regret his
early demise. His remains we're escorted
TO the Union depotson Wednesday even
ing by Division No. l, A. O. FL. of this city,
Of which organization he was a member,
and forwarded to McGregor for interment.
Does experience count? w. j. Dyer
& Bro. have been in the music business
continuously for more than 20 years.
Each year brought added experience and
increased knowledge of everything per-
tanning to musical Instruments. Who
has the benefit of this Our customers
first, ourselves afterwards, Experience
has taught which are the Best Pianos in
distinction from those which claim to be.
Experience has taught us the Pianos
which stand at the head of their re-
spective grades. Are you getting the
benefit of this? Everything pertaining
to music at Dyer's.
The Catholic orphan asylum under
the charge of Mother Xavier at the cor
ner of Chicago avenue and Forty sixth
street has 81 little boys who ought to be
remembered at Christmas time. Second
hand sleds would make as acceptable
presents from Santa Claus as candies,
cakes and other dainties which philan-
thropic persons are sure to send them
for Christmas gifts The boys are all in
good health, and the good Sisters are
proud of them for being so obedient and
orderly in the school and about the pre-
misses. Mass will be celebrated in the
little chapel on Xmas morning and all
the children will attend it in body.
Revs. r. M. Bloomer and B. A. Ennis,
O. p, have recently returned from their
missionary tour through Wisconsin and
South Dakota. They gave a successful
mission at the Cathedral in Sioux Falls,
s. d., of which the pastor is Father
Sheehan, brother of the Bishop of Wa
terford, I Gland. And their mission was
given at Wontrose in the same state with
gratifying results. The Dominican Fa-
theirs gave three missions in Wisconsin,
one at Chiffon, diocese Of Green Bay, one
at Richland Centre and one at Lyndon.
They are both indefatigablein their holy
calling, and after New Years they will
be ready to resume their missionary Ia
bors in other places.
Next Thursday evening, Dec. %, the
citizens of Minneapolis OF every nation
atty will tender a public reception at
Harmonic hall to Hon. John Sweetman
Of Murray county, Mimi, who has the
unique distinction of being the only
man in the United States who is NOM
Der OF the British parliament He is q
member for East Wicklow and an ardent
Home Ruler. Everyone interested in
the cause of Ireland is cordially invited
to be present. Mayor Winston will pre-
side and the following will be the speak
ers. Hon. John Sweetman, Archbishop
Ireland, G. A. Gallagher, r. G. Evans,
Rev. NJ. d. Shutter, w. 81. Eustis, j. G.
Haynes, Judge John P. Rea and Preei-
lo,+ rvr,o Northr,,n nf tho State T1ni-