The Irish standard., 1894-05-12
BY THE WAYsIDE.

Central avenue. #x
ALICE .Fenelon Blaine, wife Of Elk.
mayor John E. Blaine, of Helena, Mont
and mother of James n. Blaine, of this
city, died Thursday at-Helena.
The L. A. S., OF immaculate Concep-
ton parish will give social next We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Mrs. Geo.
Lyon. Sixth avenue South, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
John Gaffney, the expressman, will be
found hereafter at Fifth street and
First avenue South instead OF Fourth
and Hennepin as heretofore. He has
van or open rig always in readiness for
any work in the express line.
A free lecture on GLOW, When and
What to Read will be delivered at Holy
Rosary Church on Tuesday evening of
next week by Rev. J. T.. O'Neil, O. p,
of New York, one Of the most eloquent
pulpit orators in the country.
Friends and relatives Of Rachel Krouse,
the domestic who disappeared about two
weeks ago, visited the morgue IN St. Paul
Thursday and identified the body found
in the river at the ST. Paul boom as that
of the missing girl. The remains were
brought to this city and buried Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Mcneil passed away at
her home, 1913 Ninth street south, on
Thursday last after long illness. The
deceased lady was about IS years OF age
and was one of the early residents of this
city. She was the mother of Misses
Maggie and Josie McNeill. The tune
raj was held this morning st. from Eliza
beth church.
Frank Schultz, who was run down by
switch engine Wednesday Dight at the
cornor of Second street, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues south, died Thurs
day morning at the city hospital from
his injuries. Schultz was single man
about 80 years of age and lived at n
Lower Flats. He was an employe OF the
Anchor -four mill.
The Letter Carriers Association ia
planning for picnic which will occur
about the middle of June. There will
be about 900 people in the excursion,
and Minnetonka will probably be their
destination. The following committee
have the affair in charge: Thomas Con-
nelly, &. e. Hornor, b. E. Buell., j.
Townsend, John Hanson.
The Repu blican state convention will
be held at the auditorium. in St. Paul,
on Wednesday, July IL, beginning at 10
o'clock q. m. The scheme to have this
convention composed of 1000 delegates
was unanimously adopted: 0 D. Hutch
inson, of Hutchinson. was elected
place on the state central committee in
the place of Maj. Fl. B Strait, of Scott
county, deceased.
The entertainment under the auspices
of Division No. 6, A. 0. H., at Holy
Rosary hall last Wednesday evening was
a very succeesful one. The program
was rather short but very enjoyable.
Among those who took part in the en-
tertainnsnt we're Messrs. Nolan, Win.
ters, John Mclaughlin, William O'Brien,
T,adair Brothers and the Hiawatha Man
dolin club.
After week OF scenic drama at the
Bijou Manager Hays announces 8
change to emotional drama A matinee
performance May ID will initiate the an
nual engagement in thus city of Miss
Lillian Lewis. Miss Lewis is decidedly
popular With theatre goers, especially
among the feminine contingent, among
whom she has many admirers. She will
present her latest success, "Goodbye
Sweetheart
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd have
seventy inmates at their home on Bloom
ington Avenue, and they are making
for the annual lawn festival
to be given for the benefit of the institu-
ton on Thursday evening, June 81.
Tickets for admission to the beautiful
grounds and for refreshments are placed
at Is cents. Everyone should encourage
the good Sisters in the reformatory work
they are engaged in.
Nicholas P. Egan, brother of Ex-
county surveyor, j. E. Egan, died at St.
Mary's hospital Wednesday after short
illness. The deceased was % years of
age and up to short time since enjoyed
the best of health. He was young
civil engineer of much ability and was
deputy county surveyor for Hennep,n
county for two years. His remains were
taken to Muskado, Wisconsin, his former
home, for burial.
MRS. Mary Blake, who shot Viva
Castle, was Monday afternoon released
under $500 bonds. This is practically a
dismissal of the case against her, as
@.l~, Mohooox, ototo1 TINT IN tho hoat