The Irish standard., 1893-09-16

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! M lies; IS we're adults and 125 minor
/ The Ninth ward heads the mortality Iii
with 81 deaths, willie the Eleventh b,
; q, the Sixth @, and the third y. Z.
pho.d fever claimed 19, cholera infantul
;. AZ, marasmus Is, and consumption ~.
During the school vacation the boar
: of education ordered all of the books
the different school buildings gathere
up and labeled up according to the ne'
law providing for free text books: 1
turns out that in obeying this order
number Of books, the private property Q
teachers, we're confiscated and labeled a
public property. Oae teacher claims t
have lost over 100 volumes of poetica
and miscellaneous books. Many OF tn
!. confscated books, it is said, can not b.
found.
Judge Steele, OF the pr bate court, was
engaged last Monday afternoon in hear
ing objections TO the admission for pro
bate of the Will of Joseph Menard, who
died about six months ago. Objections
were made by certain OF his heirs on the
ground that a guardian had not bsen
appointed for the minors, and that they
heretofore had no legal representative in
court. The objection was overruled and
an order was made admitting the will to
probate. The case will be appealed
The estate is worth 100000
Mrs. Paulins Gilleskie, of 800 Earring
ton avenue, was run over and fatally in
jured by q freight train in the Great
Northern yard Wednesday morning. The
woman was gathering wood along the
track and tried to creep under the train
from one track to another, but the en-
CINE started before she got through and
her limbs were horribly mutilated. The
unfortunate woman was taken to st. Jo-
seph's Hospital. Amputation was not
attempted, as the woman's condition was
too weak. She is 40 years of age and has
a large family.
Charles Hamilton. proprietor OF the
"Shades' saloon. was before Mayor Eus-
tbs Tuesday evening and very narrowly
escaped having his license revoked. A
man named Wells yesterday lost between
Sis and $40 at game of poker"in the
place, and later "squealed" at headquar-
tors. Hamilton promised to refund the
money, take down partition between
the bar and the card room, and conduct
the place in an orderly manner hereaf-
ter. On these promises the mayor tore
up the order revoking Hamilton's H.
cense which had been partially written.
Daniel Harrington, the firemen in
jured in last Tuesday nights contiagra-
tion, is lying in delirlous state at st.
Mary's hospital Though fears were en-
tertained that he COZ Id not recover from
the effect of the forty foot fall from the
ladder to the hard ground, DR.. Quimby
who is attending him believes that his
chances for ultimate recovery are good.
His pulse and temperature are normal
and this with his strong constitution
render the prospect of recovery encour-
aging. His spinal column is not so seri-
ously injured as supposed at the time OF
the accident
The coming week the Grand will have
for it's attraction one of the most exqui-
site comedy dramas that has ever been
seen in this city. The play is Edwin
Milton Rcyle's Friends which created
positive furore in all parts of the coun-
try last season. 1t will be represented
by the original company including Ed
win Milton Royle, Selena Fetter, Lucius
Henderson, Carrie Berg, E. D. Lyons.
Luise Wakelee, Henry Bergman, Harry
Allen. Nelette Reed and F. A. Chandle.
There will be two matinees, the one on
Wednesday being at popular prices, %
and so cents.
During the month of August % deaths
and 43A birth were reported to the health
department. Typhoid fevrr cases were
reported to the number of 1914, of which
81 were in the Sixth ward. There were
10 deaths resulting from the disease. OF
the total deaths, 10 were m .les and "a
females; the adults numbered So and
there we're minors to the number OF 125.
Cholera infantum caused AZ deaths;
marasmus, -, and consumption 20. The
Ninth ward heads the mortality list with
81 deaths. For the year ending Aug. 81,
there were 2,l7O deaths, and according
to the census Of 1890, the annual death
rate per 1000 inhabitants is 1917.
The Northwestern Miller reports that
the mills made another big run last week
The -four output was 2O2,930 barrels
averaging 1881 barrels daily against
l84,6l5 barrels the week before, 49,, IA
barrels for the corresponding time in
1892, and 1880 barrels in 1891. This
week two more mills are added to the
operative list, and the daily output will
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