The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-05-25


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S. MISS 4Lorena u sin,n1e and Gilbert Buck
were married Monday afternoon, Rev
Father % Brien oficiating. They are re-
siding at 400 james avenue north. ne
Theirs Will be a meeting Of the Catho-
4. ZIG Hatldin and Assoc al at = g 3
SWednesday evening, May 229, ct Z: 40
clock. at Washing ton hal second door,
E "a washington avenue south.
us Fred. Il. Williams was arraigned be-
FORE Judge Pond Thursday to plead to
the charge Of murder In the hrst degree.
TO the reading OF the Indictment he
answered mot guilty Z and his trial was vas
get forJune II. & a; HI n sss
N Mr.. y. j. Rourke, Jr., from OH City,
Pa, is one of the new arrivals In Min
nsapolis. He is connected with the
/ Hammond Typewriter Co., at s8$$121 q
4 Fourth street north, which recently
opened headquarters in this city
d s The. Ladies Auxiliary, Division No. 2,
Daughters of Erin. will hold q dime So
cial at the residence Of Mi. and Mrs.
Peter MCGOWAN, 92S Main street north
east on wednesday evening, May %.
Refreshments will be served. All mem
bers OF the Daughters of Erin in the city
are cordially invited to attend.
E VI The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception will give
an Ice cream social for the benefit OF the
poor next Monday evening, at the
Brownson Clubs parlors. A delightful
entertainment is promised, together
with choice refreshments. Everybody
is invited ito be present.
Il The funeral of Laura Workman, who
died last Monday at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Workman,
2202 Hiawatha avenue, took place on
Wednesday morning from st. Eliza
beth's Church. The young lady was
81 years Of age and a member Of the
Soda1ity Of st. Elizabeth's Church.
Last Wednesday was Wagner even
ing at the Northwestern Conservatory
of Music, COS Nicollet avenue. Mr.. Mari
shall gave very Intelligent and attrac-
tive talk on Wagner, the man, followed
by select and well-rendered instrument
al and vocal music. Mr.. Cross rendi-
ton Of Isolde's Liebestod, won marked
attention and liberal applause.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians Of
.Hennepin county will be in the ranks,
as is their usual custom, in the. parade
OIL Memorial Day. All divisions will
assemble at Second avenue south and
Fifth street ut 1870 p. m. The only
part of the uniform to be worn on the
occasion will be the cape, which all
members are requested to have.
A regular meeting Of Division No. l,
Daughters of Erin, will be held at their
hail, 1O1 Washington avenue south,
Monday evening, May 9th. All MEM
bers are requested to be present, as
business Of more than ordinary import
ance will come before the meeting.
The White Lily Social Club will meet
at 101 Washington avenue south, next
Monday evening. A large attendance is
earnestly desired. @
Mrs. Catherine O'Connell, aged 49,,
wife of railroad brakeman, attempted
suicide at the home Of her daughter at
201 Third street north, Thursday morn
ing, by cutting her throat with q razor.
According to her daughter, who is a
married lady, Mrs. OConnell has been
married twice six years ago to her
present husband--stnce which time her
life has been one of misery and cruel
treatment. She was removed to the City
Hospital and may recover.
"A convention of the Catholic order Of
Foresters will be held in this city next
Tuesday at Notre Dame de Lourdes
Church on the East Side. On the same
evening there will be program render
cd at Labor Temple, including addresses
by Judge Willis, of st. Paul; ]. E. Robin
son. Of ST. Cloud; Fathers Hebron, Chris
tie, Iauzon and Cleary. Delegates will
be present from different parts of the
state, and Labor Temple will doubtless
be crowded on this occasion.
The Hibernian rife company will
turn out on Memorial Day in full equip
ment, including helmet and leggings.
The company will assemble at 8 o'clock
a. m. at St. Anthony hall and proceed
to ST.. Mary's cemetery, where salute
over the soldiers graves will be fired.
In the afternoon they will again meet
at their hall at o'clock and march to
the West side to take their place in the
general parade at the head of the A.
o. H.. Every member Of the company
is ordered by Capt. Doyle to be in line.
q The case OF Bridget Men amara VS.. the
Minneapoli & st. Louis road, which was
decided for the defendant three years
ago by the lower court, came before the
supreme court yesterday. The suit is
an important one, as it involves $1B0,000
of property now owned by the road, oc-
cupfed by the shops and round house at
Kenwood The plaintiff claims to be the
rightful heir OF Michael Cassidy, the
original settler on the land. The pro-
bate court decided the possession in ia
vor OF another claimant some years ago,
and from this party the St.. Louis road
purchased the property. Is
There is no excuse for the men who,
being SO ignorant of the truths Of his
tory as to believe that the Catholic
Church has ever been an enemy to.civi-
lisation, dare to play the role Of reig-
ious teachers, says the Church News.
Ii it were not for the harm these men do
1t would be amusing to read their I'll
rades as reported In the daily news
papers, and see what fools they make Of
themselves by uttering falsehoods
which only .Ahea most ignorant ever
dare to refer to. The man who says we
have an American pope either Wilfnlly5
tells falsehood or does not know the
first principles Of the ,creed OF the
church he so UNANIMOUSLY ,assails. Isl #
these so-called preachers of the Gospel
have no respect for the intelligence Of
their hearers, they should, for the sake
Of their own regulations, Insist that
the daily newspapers treat.th their TRADES
with profound silence. s5 81
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