The Irish standard., 1894-06-02


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/ Hsrwood Is president, NJ 7. Mattson
i vice president and treasurer, and G. @
Johnson secretary. The company is or
ganized for the purpose Of manufactur.
ling the Little Giant burglar proof door
protector and ether specialties. The
capital stock is $50, eco.
AT, the g o'clock mass last Monday
morning, Miss Kate Lally, eldest daugh-
ter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. John Lally, was
united in marriage to Richard w. Hum
phrey, the ceremony being performed by
Father Bloomer. The bride is popular
young lady and very well known in this
city, her parents being numbered
among the oldest inhabitants. Mr..
Humphrey is an engineer on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad. The
happy couple took the early morning
train for the east where they will enjoy
the balmy breezes Of the Atlantic. Mr..
and Mrs. Humphrey will be at home at
ter July LIST, at 2123 Cedar avenue.
The South Side Brotherhood of Stu.
dents, of which Evert Nymsnover, the
Minneapolis apostle Of modern socialism,
is the secretary, lecturer and tutelary in
structor, has moved into q new and more
spacious quarter, at the Berglund block
on Franklin avenue. The lectures on
Scandinavian and Irish popular subjects,
which were announced in this paper, but
later on we're postponed, owing to an I'M
fortunate accident to Madame johnson,
the Brotherhood's matron, will be re-
sumed after June 10th and delivered in
the order as previously bulletined. He
will add to the series another discourse
entitled, els Home Rule for Ireland the
same as Christ. rule?" and compare the
subject with the popular Norwegian
question of the Scandinavians.
The next regular meeting of the city
hall and court house commission occurs
next Tuesday, at which time the num-
erous bids for various pieces of work to
to be done oa the structure will be
opened and the contracts awarded. The
fact that these bids have not come in be-
fore is the reason that so little work has
been done on the court house. There
has been some complaint among the
labor people that no more men we're en-
ployed by the commission, but that body
has been working as fast as it could to
get the contracts let and then it's respon.
sibility ceases. Secretary Preston said
this morning that there was no cause for
any talk about this point, but that in
side of the next year 100000 would be
spent, and that would employ quite a
number of men, he thought
On Wednesday evening an informal
opening Of Minneapolis Lodge No. A, B.
P. O. E., took place at their new quarters
over 343 Nicollet avenue. The hall is
magnifcently furnished. Along it's sides
are settees in mahogany and leather,
with the lodge chairs and desks all OF
them in the same material and all OF
them hand carved. It is lighted with
chandeliers of special design and in
harmony with the general character OF
the other furnishings. The freecoinga
are also of special design, place being
given for the elk's head, the emblem OF
the order, and for the monogram of the
letters B. p. O. E The hall has seat
ing capacity of about 200 and adjoining
it are spacious ante-rooms. About S., GOO
has been expended in fitting up their
new quarters.
Success pre-eminent attended the in
auguration of the summer season at the
Bijou and the Deshon Opera company
sang itself into good favor. In the old
countrie role of Coquo]lcot, Mr.. Deshon
won much favor keeping the audience in
a continual roar of laughter, with the
odd and inimitahle incidents in which
the role abounds. Miss Morrells. the
prima donna, was accorded q strong vel
come and her pure fetching voice was
much admired. Miss Verona, who al
ready has host Of friends here, scored
decided hit and in their duet appear
ance both ladies were enthusiastically
received. Mr.. Weber the tenor created
a good impression and by his able pres
entation of the role of Valentine, indi.
Gated his artistic ability. All of the
other characters of the opera we're we'll
interpreted. For the second week COM
mencing tomorrow night the Deshon
company will appear in the original ro'
mantle opera, ''Said Pasha."
The last of the series of entertainments
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Immaculate Conception parish
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