The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-10-27
BY THE WAYSIDE.

| that they DO their duty.
BY THE WAYS1DE.
| Walter Sanford's scenic production OF
"The Power of Gold'' begins a weeks
engagement at the B!jou, commencing
tomorrow afternoon.
! Epicures who have besn drinking our
"Gilt Edge" beer pronounce it the finest
favored beer ever put to their lips.
Won't you have case?
Rev j. M. Langan, of Marc aette,
Mich. after visiting at the home Of his
| mother, MRS. James Langan during the
week, returned home Friday evening.
The Minnesota Loan and Trust Com
pany allows two per cent interest on de-
posits on open account subject to check
and per cent on 6 months certificates OF
deposit. Deposits made any time during
the month draw interest from date OF de-
posit.
A ten pound girl baby was born to Mr..
and MIS-. P. Mitchell last Tuesday morn
ing at their home, 1924 Sixth street north.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. King are also blessed
with healthy girl baby, which arrived
at their home, IA Fourteenth avenue
northeast recently.
Next week Manager Sterling's stock
company will give grand reproduction
Of the powerful American drama, 1.-THE
Danites;" ct the Peoples theater, with
Marie Wellesley in the dual role Of
Nancy Williams and Billy Piper. The
scenes of this great play are laid in the
far west in the days Of the gold craze in
California.
For the first three nights of the com
ing week, the Grand will offer a farce
comedy, the attraction being Frank Lees
new astronomical farce, "The Star
Gazer," which will be presented by that
oddly eccentric comedian, Joe OFT, and
select company. For three nights and a
matinee, commencing Thursday, Nov. L,
w. S. Cieveland's Minstrels will be the
attraction at the Grand.
The jury in the personal damage case
of John K. Lane against Judge b. 3.
Ames Tuesday returned verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum of 800. Suit was
brought to recover 5000 for damages
alleged to have been sustained through
the circulation by the defendant of Ger
tain letters which the plaintiff claimed
were of a nature derogatory and defama-
tory to his character.
The death of Miss Emma Leeds, a
young actress whose mother and brother
reside in Minneapolis, occurred Sunday
evening in Evansville, Ind. The cause
of death was heart failure. Miss Leeds
was talented young woman of nineteen
years whose life on the stage began
auspiciously three years ago. Her devo-
ton to her profession was marked and
she had won many friends by her sweet
disposition and amiable character.
Mayor Eustis received q peculiar letter
from "Holly Bank, School Road, Bir-
mingham, England Tuesday, informing
him that copy Of the London Daily
Chronicle of Oct. IL had been sent by
the same mail, the paper containing q
half column editorial upon the herolsm
Of James Root. The paper paid the
heroic engineer q grand tribute, and de-
scribed the presentation Of the testi-
monial to him in this city some weeks
ago. The letter closed with the request
that the paper be sent to Mr.. Root, to
show that the English people admire
the courage, ability and the self deyo-
ton shown by him.
Complaints have been made in regard
to the acoommod ations provided Tor the
school children living in the vicinity OF
lake Harriet, Since that district has
been taken into the city limits. the
Ichildren have been forced 70 So 10 some
school Ia the Eighth ware, the nearest
being the Calhoun school, near Ila1Ee
lstreet and Hennepin avenue, which n q,
Ioesaitatee triip5 of four mi es Tor some tol