The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-16

said was indebted to the bank in the
sum of $l5OO0O, and at the present time,
his indebtedness amounts to $lOl,O OO,
whiciq, it Is claimed,is not amply secured.
MIR. Shepherd, when seen at his resi-.
dence, acknowledged an Indebtedness OF
$4,000, which, he declared, was amply
secured. The $4,000 worth OF Frazer
Shepherd notes, which Mr.. Shepherd is
said to have accepted from his brother
Nathan Shepherd, he declined to talk
about. Mr.. Shepherd added that nego
tiations were under way whereby his en-
tire Indebtedness to the bank would be
taken up.
To-day's issue OF the ARIEL, the Uni
versity paper, is handsome edition OF rs
naoes with beautiful cover OF old gold
with maroon ink, the colors OF the Uni
versity of Minnesota. Every line of mat
ter this number contains is devoted to
football in honor of the victorious team
which has once mare covered itself and
tbs University with glory, having won
the league championship by series OF
successive victories over the teams OF
Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Illinois and
Kansas. The Ariel is handsomely illus
trated with cuts of each of the Mime.
sofa players, together with we'll written
articles on the game by Pres. Northrop'
Conway Macmillan, Harding, Lsary,
Stacy, Madigan, Stout, Bag'ey and
Adams. Too much credit cannot be
given the B oard of Editors and the bust
ness management for the work they have
accomplished in getting out the current
issue A large number of extra copies
have been printed and will be sold at 10
cents each. :
Mr.. Walker Whiteside, the tragedian,
will make his bow to Minneapolis au-
sdience at the Grand Opera House IN
repertoire of tragic plays which are Ia
miliar to the theatre goers. During his
engagement at the Grand Opera House,
he will present "Hamlet" Monday Dec.
18th and Wednesday matinee, Tuesday
aud Wednesday "Riehelieu." Regular
prices will be the role for evening per-
formanoes with 8 popular price at the
matinee. The last three nights OF the
coming week there will be series OF
performances gwen at Grand opera
House for the benefit Of the hundreds OF
unemployed in the city. The affair is
und-r the Immediate direction OF the
several trades unions, who have sue
ceeded in making arrangements with
Manager Marley Of the Blue Jeans com
pany. for three evenings and one matt
nee performance of Dion Boucicault'e
stirring play, .The Long Strike" MI
Marley has agreed to tender the services
OF his excellent company at very reason
able terms just enough to cover expenses,
and Manager Conklin OF the Grand has
as is usual in such cases, come forward
and rendered the use of his beautiful
heatre free Of charge. Mayor Eustls
and he untiring Joe Mannix have been
enlisted in the good cause and the TACT
that all the police and firemen, as well
a. several merchants and others who
have the cause of labor at heart have
agreed to cell tickets for the entertain
lments, is an assurance that 9 very hand
some sum will be realized. The move Is
one that deserves the HEARTBEAT support
and all these who are approached BY the
oanvassers are requested to assist IN tins
noble undertaking. Il.
s. +. Olson & Co, Ist Ave. and 5th St.
Our great holiday sale ct toys, dolls,
games, books, iewelry, handkerchiefs,
plush goods, fancy goods, fabric goods,