The Irish standard., 1893-02-18

INTO Inc laSJ low Gays DelOf0 AeuC, one
OF the most pleasant aas ths dancing
party that took p ace at Twin City Hall
on Monday evening. 1t was Valentine
party aud in all its arrangements wa
novel and perfect. The favored friends
OF the young ladies in charge will carry
through the Lenten season the most
pleasing memories Of their last party.
Miss Catherine Morrow and Leonard
Young were married last Thursday
morning st. Mary's church. A large
number of friends witnessed the cere-
mony. The bride was hand ,omely t.
tired, and was attended by her sister,
Miss Lizzie Morrow. Mr.. Moody, of the
Northern Pacific, was best man. Miss
Morrow is we'll and favorably known,
both in this city and in various parts of
the state.
P. Fl. Kelly's bill to kill the cigarette
iend has been turned over to the judi
ciary committee, where it is thought it
will be killed. A great many who voted
for the bill were earnest III doing SO, but
we believe the majority cast their. bal
lots without once running their fingers
in their accustomed manner through
their learned, locks. Mr.. Kelly is work.
ing hard to get the bill passed and it is
no doubt wise one in a gre,t many
respects.
Manufacturer Bros. have moved into
their magnificent new quarters, opposite
the Ryan on Sixth and Robert. The
growth of the business of this firm and
OF many others of the business firms Of
st. Paul, who have to move to larger
quarters in order to accommodate their
patrons, demonstrates the fact. that St.
Paul's houses of trade are in prosper
GUS condition. Many grand new struc-
lures are being built, aud the outlook is
for prosperous year
The Phoenix Athletic Club gave one
of their monthly entertainments last
Thursday. It is needless to make any
remark on the manner in which this club
treats all who attend. The organization is
noted for it's square dealing and the high
order of it's entertainments. Over 1000
witnessed the matches OF sparring, wrest-
ling, and other athletic sports, AMI pro-
nounced them first class The wonderful
strength of lobel did not seem to prevail
when he pitted himself against King in
the wrestling match which came off last
Friday. King threw zobel ut every
turn, aud demonstrated the fact that
science is superior to brute force.
Mrs. Coop, of 1856 Cayuga street, took,
sudden notion to put an end to the
troubles and trials of life by taking mat
tors in her own hands. fast Wednesday
evening she and her husband engaged
in little linguistic encounter over
family affairs and the consequence was
Mrs. Coop became Respondent and
stepped id another room. Mr.. Coop, her
husband, says he supposed she was
merely in sulks, but was aroused by
her screams and rushing into the room
found her enveloped in flames. They
were ex5ingaishel, but hsr burns we're
very serious a I'd shs may live. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coop have been married only six
months The police will investigate the
matter thoroughly.
A committee appointed to look up the
matter OF seeing that the motor men on
all the street cars be provided with
some means of shelter whilst being ex-
posed to the elements when on duty,
waited upon Mr.. Lowry and obtained dis
views in regard to the matter. Mr..
Lowry heartily concurred with the idea,
and promised to lend the matter his aid.
It is now almost a settled thing that
when another year rolls around and the
ice blasts of winter sweep around the
corners and down the long streets of the
oity. we will observe that move has
been made IN the right direction and
that the motor men are no longer in
danger Of freezing to death at their post.
Il is an act in the interest OF humanity
by the Legislature and shows common
dable spirit Of right on Mr.. Lowry's part
Ann, the beloved wife Of Mr.. Thomas
Grace, member Of the water board, died
last Saturday morning at the family re-
sidence, 1872 West Fifth street, after q
short illness. The deceased was born in
the city Of Kilkenny, Ireland, and had
reached the age Of sixty-dveI years.