The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-12-23


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i and 4 raaid1n of tlhliisl coantty tcr the psst
yeGrl.disd at =, rsaiid encs 17 az
IE.st Twealt 81 ssou 81 street, LIT satnr;
Idsy morniine :rhe funeral !. VIA hold "a
MONDAY morning from Holy Rosary
Ichurch and the rem sins, wore buried 8
Est. Anthony oeuaetery.
Robert p. Bader, who seized g 5mar-
shall Of the Orange parade 81 this. city
last summer, was arrested in Black
River Falls the other day onthe charge
ot being implicated IN . fraudulent real
estate transaction. The order f which
fha il. . worthy reprsse ltstiye will un-
fdoubtedly help him out OF the scrape.
Dr.. Ames is out Of politlcs, and he de-
olines to be the candidate for mayor or
any, other Off 70 at the next election. In
card to the public he states that under
no circumstances will he consent to run,
and at the same time he assures his
friends that he will be in il ct 81 times
whom the question Of good government is
at stake. s5+s
The festival Of Christmas will be cele-
brated at st. Stephens church in the
usual solemn aud imposing manner. The
large sanctuary and altar will be richly
decorated with ,ut flowers and potted
plants. Beeth Dven's Grand Mass in g will
be sung at 1890 9. m. The choir will be
assisted by q full orchestra under the
leadership OF Mr.. H. Hoevel.
Phil Schieg, the defaulting and ab-
sconding teller Of the Bank Of Minneapo-
lis, got sentence Of seven years and .
half at hard labor il the state peniten-
tiary. The Floyd boys and their mother
have been released on bail, and their trial
is set Cor January a. Z. E. Bsrnes, as :
friend of Mrs. Floyd, has volunteered to
defend the trio.
The Press club committee having in
charge the arrangements for the annual
meeting Of the state editorial association,
to convene in Minneapolis Feb. Is and
16, held meeting Tuesday night and
appointed the following to take charge
|of the affair: l.. Swift, Jr., of the Jour
nal; WI. Murphy, Tribune; A. J. Be
then, Penny Press; J. N. Mind, Trades
Journal, and John Goodnow.
John McWey died at the family resi-
dence, 253 Fifteenth avenue south. on
Thursday tho 14th inst, after lingering
illness of several months. He was born
in Carlow, Ireland, in the year 1843,
and had been resident OF this city for
the past twenty three years. The fun
eral took place from st. Elizabeth's
church, last Saturday morning, and his
remains were laid to rest in st. Mary's
cemetery. He leaves q wife, son and
daughter to mourn their loss. "
Thursday night, December IA, the twin
babies Of Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Nolan,
246 Second avenue north, died at the
same time. Their names were James
and Thomas, and ,they were eighteen
months old. They were lovely children,
and up to the time Of their fatal illness,
enjoyed good health and were bright and
lively. The funeral took place from the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
and the parents have the sincere sym
pathy Of their numerous friends in the.
affection that has visited them.
Officer QualeY saw young man walk
ing along Second street south, near First
avenue, Thursday night, whose overcoat
didn't seem to fit him. The officer halted
the fellow, and upon investigation found
that he was wearing two overcoate, and
it wasn't q cold night either. So the
odic or arrested the fellow and locked him
up in the central station on the charge
OF vagrsncy. The young man calls him
self AL hansen. The detectives know
him we'll. When searched numerous
pawn tickets for watches were found in
his pocket. &
The angel Of death entered the home
otMr. and Mrs. Timothy Q Leary, 1912
Fourth street south last Tuesday even
ing, and took from them their only
daughter, Mary a, aged 20 years, after
lingering illness. The decsased was q
Of the young las1iey' sodaiity Of
st. Elizabeth church, from which the
funeral was held on Thursday morn ng.
Six young ladies' Of the sodality off slated
as pail bearers, and touching funeral
sermon was delivered by Rev. Father
Oleary. The death Of Miss OLeary sis 8 |
terrible bereavement to her parents and
brothers. Her father, Timothy O'Leary,
and brother, Geo, w. O. Leary, are em-
ployes Of the Minneapolis post office.
At this early date, theater-g oers are on
the qui vive over the announcement that
during New Years week at the Bijou,
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