The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-04-13

IJ)peIA dOu6es an event WHICH ~ bcn04'
uled;f Tor next Monday evening, and \ hich
Iitis believed will 10 i brilliant one il
1eyery way - The attraction q that
Imnch praised drama of nature entitled
ashore Acres and furtt llernnore beca.1se
the house has been closed for one week,
this making the e opening somewhat Of
novelty The last three nights Of
next week the Grand will present Della
Fox and her big company Of seventy
people il = beautiful scenic production
OF . very popular comic opera entitled
3The Little Trooper
F. The following is taken from the Shell
don, Iowa, Mail Of March %, ulative to
young man well known here: =
change has taken place in the Law firm
Of Allen & Brown. Earl Brown has sold
his interest ID the firms business to John
T Cullen, Of Minneapolis. The new
firm will be known as Allen & Cullen.
Mr. Cullen, is q young man OF ability.
He and Mr.. Allen ought to succeed we'll
in partnership and we hope they will.
Milt. is q leader among the members Of
the bar in this section of the state. His
retiring partner has not yet decided what
he will do. Earl is an intelligent young
man with educational requirements that
fit him we'll for business Of other kinds
besides the profession Of law Mr..
Cullen is son Of James Cullen of the firm
of DAILY and Cullen, Of this city.
Charles Il. Waller, who was arresedt
Tuesday night by Inspectors Hoy and
Lawrence on the charge Of forging Her
man Westphal's name to a number of
checks, varying in amounts from 50 to
$18, which were passed upon number
of prominent merchants about town..
was arraigned in the police court
Wednesday, and waving examination
was bound over to the grand jury
and committed to the county jail.
Walters, name was at first understood
to bs Walton, although at the lookup
he gave the name Of Ed Phelps. He was
at one time employed as deputy under
Truesell in the internal revenue depart
ment and also as q bookkeeper for the
North Star Boot and Shoe Company.
Waller has wife and one child, who RI
side at 10 Ninth street north, and Mrs.
Waller spent nearly all of Wednesday
trying to intercede with Superintendent
Smith for her husband.
Balls and parties wiilsb numerous for
few weeks following the close OF Lent.
The first one to be held will be the Sec
ond party by the Minneapolis Rifles at
Mahtowah hall Easter Monday night.
This will be grand military ball and
the members of the company will all ap.
pear in their handsome uniforms. Tickets
will be for sale at O'clock in the hall
entrance and the grand march will take
place at 9 o'clock sharp. The following
committees will be in charge: Master Of
ceremonies, Capt. J. w. Doyle; arrange
mente, N. J. McGrath, r. j. McNamara,
.P. j. Kinnane, r. J. Hayes, P. j. Harmon;
floor, VIM. MoGrath, I. Brett, J.J. Walsh,
p j. Kinnane, N. J. McGrath, r. J.
Hayes; reception, G. B. Hoy, N. j.
MoGrath, F. P. Kelly, VIM. Jordan. Next
Tuesday evening the United Social Club
will give their next dance, which will also
be held at Mahtowah hall. Aselect pro-
gram of twenty-four numbers has been
arranged. Music will be furnished by
Days orchestra.
The Minneapolis Firemens' Relief As
ISOLATION, at it's annual meeting Wednes-
day, elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Fra, k i. Stetson; vice president,
p. J. Kenney; secretary, J. w. Allen;
treasurer, 7. j. Buxton; surgeon, DR. y.
F. Quinby; directors, M. Hanley, Mo
Smith, s. B. Wilson, III. w. Mckay, J..
w. Allen, George Marden, J. W. Jewell,
G. n. Watts, J. E. Thielen, +. B. Morse,
Ed w. Clayton, R. D. Nolan, D. Z. Kain,
w. E. Richmond, M. M. DAILY, w. G. Vol
kert, j. ii. Lowery, j. w. George. :.
Bombach, Ed Thielen, 81. w. Steffene,
j. S. Gilman, J. G. Pearson, Joe HASTEN
holz, A. e. Stevens, III. w. Cole, = ~.
Morrison, and the chief and his assist
ants ex-oficio; executive committee, j..
q. Hernlund, z. T. Morrison. J. w.
George. A committee Of five was ap
pointed to formulate q revision OF the e
bylaws and the articles Of incorporation
to prevent conflict, and directed to re-
port May % at special meeting. It's
members are F. J. Kenney. J. ". jewell,
u. r. Morrison, s. B. Wilson. J. w. Al
len and Chief Stetson.
Since the announcement was made
that Manager Lift has secured for the
summer stock season the Gifiin-: Nelll
company, there has been no little inter
est ia Minneapolis in the coming OF this
organization. In that thoroughly alive
western city, Denver, this company made
~ undoubted hit, sndno better evidence
Sc its worth Is ct hand than the brilliant 3
farewell performance which was given
~ ~ 8Rrnadyuay theatre four weeks ago.