The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
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/ Miss Nora Byrnes, Of Graceviile is Wis
( ting friends in the city. @ 5t MI ssS
's r. Neisingh, the marble dealer on
South Sixth street, was one Of the happi-
est men In the city on Monday evening
asst, when his wife presented him with
"a ten-peund girl. In that household Joy
Is unlimited. :ta Il Ss g$a &. silS |a3$#
The marriage Of Miss Lillian ,A.iNalsh,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Walsh,
and Mr.. Frank G. Gill, a prominent at
torney Of Sioux City, Iowa. is announced
to occur next Tuesday morning at st.
Charles church. III Nj
I For full information as TO rates and
train service and for illustrated descrip-
tive California folder, please call on any
agent OF THE NORTHWESTERN Line or
address T. w. Teasdale, General Passen-
ger Agent, st. Paul. i@
The first of series Of informal recep-
lions will be given by the young ladies Of
the Immaculate Conception church on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 8, in Association
Hall. Proceeds will be devoted to es-
tablishing an employment bureau for
young women. All cordially invited
Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Anna Price, who died recently at
Tacoma, Wash. was born in Dubuque
Iowa, and nDved from there to Danbuly,
Iowa, where she was married to Albert
G. Price, after which Mr.. and Mrs. frfce
moved to Tacoma, with their little girl
years Old Less than year from her
arrival in Washington She died.
City Clerk Haney has received letter
from the city clerk Of Milwaukee no1i-
flying him that the council Of that city had
recently passed resolution inviting the
mayor, common council and other city
officials of this city to attend the 50th
anniversary of the city Of Milwaukee as
the guests Of the city officials.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, OCT. 10,
and weekly thereafter, through tourist
sleeping car service will be resumed via
the Northwestern and Union Pacific
Line" from Minneapolis and ST. Paul to
Los Angeles and San Francisco, via Sail
Lake City, Utah, Sacramento and Tracy,
California, shortest, quickest line in eX-
1stence.
1t is stated that Fred Clarke, the young
man who was the local manager for the
lumber firm Of N. p Clarke & Co., is now
in Chicago, operating quite extensively i'll
the lumber business. This report has given
rise to the suspicion that he did not lose
all the money he was supposed to nave
lost, but that he had considerable nest
egg laid by for the express purpose.
The through tourist car will leave Min
neapolis and st. Paul every Thursday
night Sunday moring will be spent IN
the interesting city of Salt Lake, where
the services in the Mormon tabernacle
can be attended, if you do not wish to
attend other churches, or the time can
be spent in sight seeing as the inclination
may dictate Monday evening Sacra-
mento and San Francisco will be reached.
and Los Angeles Tuesday noon.
Arthur Devereaux. the 11-year-old son
of ex-police officer Martin Devereaux,
was accidentally shot last Sunday by MS
12-year-,old cousin, Frank Tobln, son OF
Michael Tohin, Of 727 Second street
northeast The boys had been shooting
rats and finally Went to Tobih's barQ to
shoot pigeons, and in climbing into the
loft for that purpose and pulling up tae
gun by the barrel it exploded, the bullet
entering Devereaux's breast. AT last &C
counts the boy, is improving.
Archie, the 11-year-old son Of ex-Off1cer
Michael Deyereaux, who resides at l222
Jefferson street northeast, was accident
ally shot Saturday afternoon, while visit
ing at the home Of his uncle, Michael To-
bin, 727 Second street northeast. The
bullet passed through the right lung and
LODGED in his back near the shoulder
blade. The wound has been pronounced
q fatal one, and although resting quite
comfortably late last night, he gave evil
dence of declining strength, and his death
was shortly expected.
The Young ladies of the Immaculate
Conception church will entertain their
lady friends Tuesday evening, Oct. 8, at
Association Hall. The grand march,
"Going to Rome by Tffschaikowski, be-
gins promptly at 7:45 D. m. Every one in
attendance will be expected to take part
IN the evenings program. A special feat
ure Of the occasiort will be quintet to be,
rendered by the Royal Amazon Philhar-
monte Association of Honolulu, especially
Endorsed by her majesty, Liliokalanl.
Proceeds to be devoted to the establishing
of an employment bureau for young
women
Chief Stetson's plan for grading the
salaries of members Of the fire depart
ment according to their length OF ser
vice and the location of their stations,
has met with the partial approval OF the
fire department committee, and will
doubtless be adopted before the next
meeting of the council. The present ar.
rangement of salaries is said to be unsat-
isfactory, as the firenlen in the heart OF
the city have five runs where the out
laying men have but one. Engineers
and captains will be graded from $50 to
800 per month, and firemen from $50 to
SIS The firesdepartment committee hts
authorized the chief to equip another of
the hose wagons with the chiefs patent
chemical attachment. s&
Michael Casson, married man, who
resided with his wife and family at the
corner Of Twentieth avenue north and
Aldrich avenue, died suddenly curly on
Thursday morning, at a boarding house,
Main street and Forty first avenue north
east as result of an accident sustained
by him late in the afternoon. He was
employed as truckman at Fleetham &
Sons quarry and while running some cars
down grade, the brake ON the trucks be-
came loosened and the train descended
at rapid rate. Casson attempted to
check their progress and just as he was
setting the brake, the cars jumped the.
track and the lever Of the brake handle
struck him in the abdomen He was
taken to a physicians office and later
was removed to boarding 1ouse in the
vicinity. Later he, was taken worse and
died as stated.
Chas. HI. Hoyt's very latest comedy HIT
IA Contented Woman, I will be presented
at the Grand next Monday evening, under