The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-07-27


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MISS Allie Ackerson has gone ID
cousin to spend her vacat On.aa She Will
visit friends insHp ners and She'll Lask
53sS The one-and- as half yearapld child 81
william Whalen, 1875 Fopnt street north
east died July 23 The remains were:
taken to Belle Plain, this state. for in-'
terment. s
Louisa Jennett johnson, the Infant
q daughter of Jens johnson, travelling pas
seneer agent Of the Northern Pacific rail-
way. died Tuesday at tho home Of its
parents, 2424 Ninth avenue south.
{ James r, child Of John Curran, 2715
Gfrard avenue north, died Thursday OF
last week and the funeral took place from
the family residence on the 10th inst.
The child was about four months old.
Willie Kelley, a 14year-0ld boy resid-
ing with his widowed mother at 1917
Sixth street SOUTH was drowned In the
river late Sunday afternoon while swim
ming on Spirit island, near the Tenth
avenue south bridge He was g bright
boy and the mothers grief is almost UNI
contpllable. The funeral took place from
St. Charles Church.
Miss Maggie Craigie, daughter Of Capt.
Craigie, OF engine house No. 40, city fire
depar tment, was murdered at the home
Of Mrs ernest LANCE, near Osseo, Thurs
day afternoon. At the hour of going to
press the tragedy is mystery both as
to the identity Of the perpetrator and
motive for the deed Miss Crafgie, the
murdered girl, Is said to have been but
IL years Of age. and had been visiting
with the Lange family for some weeks.
Frank G. Perontean and Miss Anna L..
Devery we're married Monday MORNING
July %, at Ascension church, Rev. Faith
or Harrington performing the ceremony.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the BRIDES father, Seventeenth
avenue north and Second street, and was
enjoyed by number Of the immediate
friends and relatives Of the contracting
parties. Mr. and Mrs. PerOnteam will
make their home In North Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary Crombie died Saturday, July
20th, at her late home, Is Ninth street
south, aged As years. Her husband, who
Is manager of the Minneapolis Club, and
two Children survive her. She was an ex-
cellent lady and her death Is deeply de-
plored by large circle of acquai ntances.
The funeral took place Monday morning
from the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ceptfon. Interment at st. Mary's ceme-
terry.
The Minneapolis baseball team is now
In the hands of Thomas Murphy and
Robert Martin, Messrs Barnes and Flynn
having disposed of their interests early
In the week to the first named parties.
There are good many people who will
heave a sigh Of relief at the announce
nent Of a change. Anything to break the
hodoo. No one will charge Barnes with
having been bowling success as man-
ager, though this will be more easily de-
termined from the work of the club dur
Ing the balance of the season.
Farmer" Martin Burns Tuesday even
ing easily downed Frank Lewis five times
In 81 minutes and 81 seconds, before an
audience Of about 1000 spectators assem-
bled at Athletic Park. The match was al
together too one-sided to be interesting.
as from the first it was evident that Burns
could drop his man almost any minute he
wished to do so. /. It was game of play
horse throughout the match. W. A. Dun
lop was chosen referee, and Thomas Gal
lagher master of ceremonies.
- A lawn festival will be held next Tues
day evening, July 3Oth, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Walsh corner OF
Nineteenth avenue south and TWo-and-a
Half street, under the auspices Of the.
Willing Workers Aid Society Of ST.
Charles church. No pains will be spared
to make the event Of the utmost pleasure
to all. The ladies Of. the society named
are making extensive preparations for
the occasion and the grounds will be
brilliantly Illuminated. Ice cream and
cake will be served and Cooper's band
will furnish the music. Al general tnvi-
tation is extended. Tickets have been,
placed at Is cents.
a. A telegram has been received in this
city from Ell Paso, Tex, stating that Bert
Barnes, an engineer formerly Of Minpe-
apolis lad been murdered for his money
in little town Just across the Mexican
border, by Emile Cruze and Augustin
lara. The murdered man has sister liv-
ing in this city, Mrs. ID. w. Batson, 422
Tenth avenue south, to whom the facts,O
the murder are known. Barnes was a
locomtive engineer, and has been enl-
ployed on the Mexican Central road for;
the past year, but had just been paid OF
and was about to return to this city. One
of the murdersrs has since turned states
evidence, and the othsr, lara, is still at
large. The body was buried in Mexico. B.
Amel Ryberg, who has until recently
been an amplaye OF the Mcmillan Hide
and Fur Company, at Second street and
First avenue north, was robbed Of q $50
gold watch recently by three men. The
first Of the gang Ryherg met in q saloon
near the corner Of Hennepin and Wash
ington. He invited Ryberg to 60 out be-
yond the end OF the Twentieth avenue
north car line to witness foot race Ry-g
berg went with the fellow, and there they
met two other men evidently stripping
for race. There was some talk about
ttmekeeper, and Ryberg was induced to-
oticiate and one Of the sprinters asked
to see his watch Il It was all right
Ryberg handed over his watch, and the
fellow started running. and RYberg has's
seen neither the man or watch since. He.
could give the police but a poor descrip-s
ton Of the men. Ryberg lives at 1115
Washington avenue south. A NJ
The parents Of Miss Helen Reed, Of 1914
Fifth street southeast. have made applieasS
ton to the probate court asking that Misss
Reed, who is not yet II years Of age, be
placed in the insane asylum at st. Peter
Her case is a particularly sad one. she
has been attending high school and ha.