The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-12-21
STANDARD SIGNALS

Appropriate holiday goods can be ha
reasonably at the Catholic Book store. II
Second street south. 81 ia
The $500 which Sheriff Holmberg wi
receive for the hang:g OF Harry Haywar
Il vii beused in prchasing books for a ia
library.
Patrick Bohan, an old and respecte
resident of the Eastside died at his home
aye Second street northeast, Thureda
morning aged 50 years The funerar viii
occur at 8 o'clock this morning from tn
church OF St. Anthony of Padua.
The Christmas devotions at Holy Ros
aTy church will include the three days
PRAYER beginning with the devotions Sun
day night. On Sunday, Monday and Tues
q day evenings. special devotions will b.
held and a sermon will be delivered.
Go to the Minneapolis Catholic Bool
store II you wish to- get anything in tn,
line Of church goods, prayer books, beads
pictures. books, etc.. for your friends fol
I phrtsmas Prices reduced on every
thing P. H.. Prendergast, 129 Secont
street south,
The celebration Of Christmas at thu
church of the Immaculate Conception
Will be as usual, exceedingly grand
Danz' orchestra will furnish the music al
the 1890 o'clock mass At the early
mass at o'clock the sermon will be
preached by an eminent speaker.
The fire department fund will at the
close of this year show surplus of &
cents, which breaks the record Of the past
] few years, there having been deficits an
nuahy. Chief Stetson is highly COM
plimsnted for doing so we'll, as he com,
mented the season with deficit of $780,
" 600.
Holy Rosary Church, Christmas 1895.
Program: 500 a.. M, grand solemn high
mass; sermon by Very Rev. M. A. Shee-
han. O.. p; low masses every half hour
from $3.50 to $50; $50 a. m, childrens'
mass; 10:45 a. M, grand solemn high
mass; sermon by Rev. H. A. McGiN, o.
p; benediction after this mass. No vesp-
er1.
The Northwestern LABOR League was
YorgNsutzed at Labor Temple Sunday night,
the following officers being elected: Pres
idenE, James Griffin, vice president, John
Swift; secretary, J. c. Russell; treasurer.
II. M. Burgess; financial secretary, John
J.. Dorian; sergeant at arms, William Nc
Gee; delegates to Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil, John Swift aud John Griffin; trustees,
3. H. Blackburn, William MCGEE, w. Fl.
Warrington, John, H.. Corcoran.
The friends of Mrs. Mary Flaherty,
wife of Thomas Flaherty, who was the
former agent of ]. w. Pence, will regret
to learn of her death, which occurred
from hemorrhage Of the. lungs, at 1890
o'clock on Tuesday. night, at the family
residence, 1921 Sixth street south. The
funeral took place Friday morning at
$50 O'clock, from st. Charles church.
She is survived by her husband and five
children
The skeleton found hanging to tree,
Sunday, at Minnetonka Mills, by two
hunters, has been identified as the re-
mains of William Caffery, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, Mich. Daniel Gallery, of Brainerd,
q; brother, was in the city later, looking
after the suicide, as he wandered away
from home In 1894, and has not been
heard of since. The evidence is that the
body was hanging for over a year where
1t was found. II -: 4a NJ
lice.-tJ CCorpaCj ,aoer rdlu fwyp wypyp
. The Women's Aid Society of the church
Of the Immaculate Conception have en-
gagged room 500 in the Boston block,
where some of the members will be on
hand at all hours of the day from now
until Christmas to receive donations OF
food, clothing, cash, etc, for the deserv-
Ing poor Of the parish Of whom there are
great many The ladies ask the charit-
ably disposed to do all they can to assist
them. as .
The attraction at the Metropolitan for
Christmas week, beginning Tuesday even
Ing, Dec. %, will be 1.-THE Rajah,'' COM
edy which had tremendously successful
run at the Madison Square Theater, New
York, some years ago, playing for moro
than one full year to crowded houses
1.-THE Rajah' is a bright, crisp, original
comedy that glistens with clever wit and
Is replete with a series Of those absurd
situations which would bring smile to
faces that hithertofore never indulgedf
anything but seriousness OF expression.
Manager Scott will make every patron
Of the Christmas matinee at the Metro
politan, who occupies seat ON the lower
floor of the theater, a present Of fifty
cents; that is to say he has made special
arrangements with the management of
1.-THE Rajah" company for a great popu-
lar matinee when the prices will be but
Is and so cents for any part Of thu house!
A popular priced matinee on holiday
SuC1u Dis NUIlStnldS 40 a NAA4uC AuS0 ~
theaters Of all grades and descriptions
never fail to keep prices up on this oc-
casion. rs.
The news has been received in Minne-
apolis that Mrs. LiZette Davis and Sen
ator Darius Francis Morgan, Of Mime
apolis, were married Wednesday night at
Auburn, N. Y, at the residence of the
brides cousin, Mrs. F. E. Squire. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. George
T. Webb. Senator and Mrs. Morgan left
ut once for Minneapolis. Senator Morgan
has been prominent figure In city and
state politics during his residence here,
which has not been long, and he Is
member OF. the law frm Of Hale, Morgan
& Montgomery.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Richards, OF
FOG Western avenue north, celebrated
their golden wedding Wednesday eyen-
Ing in the rooms Of the Bronson Catholic
Glib over Voegels drug store at Wash
ington and Hennepin avenues A large
number Of friends of the happy couple
were present. A number Of handsome
and costly presents were bestowed. Mr..
Richards is one Of the oldest settlers OF
the city, having spent the greater portion
Of his life in Minneapolis, Rev. Mr..
Page and DR.. Towers made remarks ap-
propriate to the occasion.
w. H. Butler, Of West Union, Ia,
former Democratic member OF congress
from iowa NOW travelling agent OF the