The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-12-21
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Laos Hoffman avenue. Ssl
Ssy Hastings has been selected FOR tbs
foalrth Insane Hospital BY the Coz ia
isionefs Of Insane. sEF
The. Irish Anne rican Club gave q smokl-:
II ers' social On Wednesday evening Ex-
4 Mayor Enstis OF MinneapDlis u was the
u principal speaker. "a most enjoyable eve
ming was spent ss5 sf ss.!.
is rumored that Ruben Warner vii!
4 succeed Commits Hughson on. the
Fire Board. # IN VI @ ii
Mrs. Andrea DEG died Tuesday at
] her home on West Third street after a
4 short illness. She leaves to mourn their
i loss her husband and daughter Mrs. 10
seph Salena. The funeral was held from
! the Cath edral on Thursday. At
i e. r.. Greenwood charged with selling
i liquor at the fair grounds was found
guilty on Wednesday,. Sentence has been
postponed. 5ss @5.t #5i
! Charles Heidenreich aged thirty -four
years died at hisSresidence. on Case street
"wednesday. Funeral was held from AS
4 sumption church on Friday. Is
Mrs. r. M. Newport has been appointed
| to the presidency Of the G. A. r. enter
u ~~>>'
has accepted.
| Mrs. John Kay has been laboring under
| the delusion that her daughter, Lillian
was eligible in matrimonial line, but to
! her. surprise she was informed that the
fair Lillian had during the month OF July
| Joined hands for better or worse with
Mr.. Thomas The news was sudden, but
| the happy young couple were graclously
| received by Mrs Kay. 5i.s.
CASPER Schmidt is something Of a mat
rinlonial broker, so August Seldenkranz,
unwilling to trust his own ability WOO
ling and winning partner fair, engaged
the services Of Schmidt to find him
wife. promising to pay the said Schmidt
one hundred dollars il he could find a
girl that would share his lot. Schmidt
| took the lob and went out in search OF q
wife for the sorrowing Augustus. He
found one and proposed to her for Seiden-
kraoz and was accepted and forthwith
license in hand he brought Seidenkranz
to the prospective bride. A justice was
procured and the knot tied. Seidenkranz
| then sought to beat Schmidt out OF MS
we'll earned commission, but the law ell
forces contracts of that kind and Schmldt
by legal process secured his fee.
J. r. Mentally, formerly connected WIN
| the Eastern Minnesota railway IN lhls
city, died at Duluth on Tuesday.
! The salaries of Chief Clark and jackson
will now be paid Corporation Atty. Oar
ragh says they cannot be cut by the
Board. 81,
Boiler Inspector Sutton has not filed
! with the supreme court an application TOR
a 1eargument of Justice Bucks decision
granting the application of Attorney
General Childs for writ OF quo Warranto
to GUST him from his position. 1t IS I'M
derstood, although Mr.. Sutton is discreet
" silent on the point, that he Will not ap-
ply for a rehearing.
Anthony Young. Jr., has accepted MS
appointment to succeed Charles Haas as
. ,ne1nber of the board OF school inspect
ors. oo 90
Diamonds valued at from $4,000 to So
| 900 were stolen from the safe IN the o.
fce of j. B. Hewitt, 21O Germanla Lie
| Dnilding. about a week ago. The police
are very mysterious about the ROBBERY
and very little information cam De Sc
cured. The jewels were placed IN Mr..
HaWitt's safe by his mother, Mrs. Allle
Hewitt. widow Of Girart Hewitt. Some
1 body got into the Hewitt office, opened
I The safe BY working the combination
took the Jewels out and closed the SAFE
again. He went out without leaving the
slightest trace of his entrance, for the
door. which was locked, had not been
forced. and since then neither the HeW-
itts mr. the police have seen anything OF
! the lost Jewels