The Irish standard., 1895-05-18
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Thomas Canned rs Thu local ONES 81
the western Union Telegraph II company
left for Amsterd lam. New 8 ot Thurs
day evening on ay visit IKE lhia rents. MA
Vice Preside nt Bart &, of the sta tesun.
ion, spoke brIe Y On the work 81 the or
der, and che cIosing addre1 81 The To-
tai Abstinence ysinentS ~ the Catho-
lie Church. oQuentlls, made 3lby5
Father o,Reilly .sSs
Mrs. Eliza Peters, early resident Of
Hennepin county, died last Thursday at
the home OF her son II, the town OF Ply
mouth at the age OF SO years The fu-,
neral was held on Sunday at 2::33O ID. M,
from the Church Of the lmmaeu late.C Com
ception. ss.s sssg
The Crusaders society OF st. Anthony
of Padua celebrated Its tenth anniver-
ssry very anspiciously Monday evening.
The exercises were held In the parish
hall and the program presented, was re-
ceived with lively ciation by ss:sa
large audience. Ssss
While riding his wheel on First ave-
nue. south Saturday evening, John
Chambers, clerk for Pil lsbury &sWash-
burn, was struck by q delivery wagon
and knocked to the ground. The wag-
on passed over both his legs, bruising
them badly. He was removed to his
home, 1910 Second avenue south.
Joseph Daniel,@of st. Paul, came to-
Minneapolis Saturda y, and IN ,strolling
along near: the Laurel avenue bridge
during the afternoon he was attacked
by six roughs and knocked down. Some
of them held him while the others ;rifled
his pockets, securing 81 and some
change. The .assailants made good their
escape. 444s iii,.s
The sisters of the House of the Good
Shepherd will have their annual lawn
festival on the ground, Bloominton ave-
nue. and Twenty-seventh street, on Wed
evening, June 10. They are always en-
y joyable and well attended, and the sis
1 tors are deserving Of the most liberal
patronage Of the public for the good
work they are engaged IN SO Il
7 The Lyceum Dramatic club have sent
out invitations to their friends to attend
their first dancing party next Thursday
evening at3the r. a. hail.. corner Dupont
s.nd Twentieth avenues north. The
COMMITTEES In charge on the occasion will
be "a follows; Floor, j. j.. Lane, Misses
Agatha Morris and Maggie Flaherty,
Reception, Capt. McWhelan, +. b. Yilly.
A. IDastace. Miss Josie and Annie Me-
Gflhs.. Music will be furnished by Sig.
Tortorellt's Or thastra. ~ ss 81
Ex-Mayor w. II. ,,S5tts s1as u feature
Of the evening, and Ri 3 is fsln Ijar role
as a temperance lecturer sun nSBeds ali
his previous records as a spell binder:
The patrol limits, the policy Of his late
administration, saloon control and the
good work Of the Catholic church in the
cause of temperance were all mentioned
In conclusion he spoke at length of the
Kelley cure, Recommending it for the old
and hardened and deaf to the appeals Of
virtue and temperance, and advising the
st. Anthony cure for the young. 81
The Metropolitan of this city has
been found to fill a long felt want local
". The local attractions that have OBJ
tanned dates at this magnificent place OF
amusement have been very numerous
since Manager Lift took control of it..
Some of the most brilliant events Of the
past few months. have occurred there
and some Of the most @remarkable and
fashionable gatherings OF the season
have congregated within its inviting
allditorlum. While other |, places of
amusement have dwindled out an all
too short season, owing to the inability
to secure attractions Of any Kind, the
Metropolitan Is still in high feathers.
and still in eager demand by various
organizations and elements infthis city.
The plans for the new building to be
erected on First avenue south for the
Guaranty Savings and Loan Association
a h trl - 49,
between the Minneapolis club building
and the new commercial block soon to
be built by the New York Life Insur-
ance company on the corner OF First av-
sAnue south and Fifth street. The build
I Ing Of the Guaranty L,oan and Savings
Association will be 35x1O6 feet. It will
be two stories high and Will be occupied
exclusively by the assoc citation. The de,
sign is of the colonial order, and will be
built f marble, stone and brick blended
insanch, q manner as to produce very,
striking effects. SIS 81
The following is the program for the
meeting of the Hennepin County Teach
5ers' Association, May 25, to be held at
Archibald's business COLLEGE, 16 Fifth
street SOUTH commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m: j. HI. Watson, :. ..Fsych ology,' =
chapters % and "a the will powers; III.
w Mercer viii bring. pupils from his
school and give a class exercise In mu-
sic; H. I. Harter, .fVirtical writing.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton will bring
class from her room III the Hawthorne
school and give an exercise In science
work; Miss o. "A. $Evers, 4 principal Of
Stanley Hall, will lecture on IFS Teach.
ing a Business or q Profession 2? = This
is the last meeting before the summer
vacation. 4. 4. {j !. t5S.
Mrs. Frederick Myer, wife Of Freder-
lex Myer, the car repairer, residing at
81 Aldrich avenue north, made deter
mined but unsuccessful attempt to do
away with herself last Saturday after
noon. She procured a large quantity Of
Paris Green, and as is usual IN good
many attempts at self-destruction. did
not knew the properties Of the poison,
and took too large a dose, which created
q nausea. Too make sure Of the effort
to seek q happier land, she stabbed her
self repeatedly with a butcher knife In
the fieshy part of her arm "a member
Of the family discovered her soon after
and DR.. Kistler was called In. With a
stomach pump he removed the poison
Z That remained in her system and saved
her life. No cause is assigned for her
rash act beyond despondenc .ss
/, The Indictment weather which has pre-
vailed OF late put q damper on the ar
rangements for the great horse show at
Minnehaha Driving Park. and a post
potlement was deemed desirable The
lhowi, was to have opened Wednesday,
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