The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-03-30

Gentlemen will pay 70 cents Tor their
Conundrum at door. Ladies are kindly
asked to bring basket with lunch for
two. Much merriment-i is promised.
Mrs. John Hebron, aged IS years, died
at her late residence, 3O7 University ave-
nue. southeast, last Friday. She was the
widow OF John Hebron, who died few
years since. By her death four orphan
children are left to mourn their losss.
The funeral was held on Sunday after
noon. Interment at st. Anthony GENE
terry.
The upper floor and roof Of the North
Star Star Barrel company's large two
story frame factory, corner Fifth Street
and Thirteenth avenue south, we're thor
oughly ecorohed Tuesday morning by a
fire Of unknown origin. It was about
IL: As when the fire was discovered, and
| it was first seen by persons on the out
side, although the entire force of the fac
tory hands were at work.
The attention Of our readers is called
to the advertisement Of Curran's Celery
Compound which appears in this weeks
issue. AS tonic we believe there is
none better, as it contains great deal OF
celery, which all physicians recommend.
There are many testimonials from repu
table persons who have been greatly
benefited by it's use. There is no Celery
Compound made that excels Curran's.
DeWolf Hopper, that jolly comedian
whose engagements here have always
been such brilliant events for sew
sral seasons, will return to the Grand
Monday evening for an engagement OF
three nights and matinee, presenting
the very latest and from all accounts the
greatest of his comic opera successes en-
titled CDR. Syntax." The last three
NIGHTS Of next week the attraction at the
Grand will be Augustus Thomas delight
full reflex of Southern life entitled Gala
bama."
One Of the most interested spectators
at performance of ''The Ensign" in
Washington recently was an old one
armed Irishman named O'Shea, who
served as an orderly for President Lin
coin in the White House in 1861, and
who is personated in the play. When he
saw the counterfeit presentment of HIM
self upon the stage he said, that fellow
is all right, but he ought only have one
arm The actor who plays the part de.
clines to remove his arm even in the in.
.terest Of realism. 1.-The Ensign" will ap-
pear at the Bijou shortly.
II Announcements heralding the early
advent in this city Of the Gifin & Neil
stock company have been made. Man
sager Lift was particularly fortunate in
securing the services Of an organized
company and particularly one which EN-.
bodied in it's personel such noted play
ers as James Neil, Miss Henrietta Cross
man, Kate Blanke, John B. Maher, Chas.
Kent, Robert Morris and others. There
Is little doubt but that this latest de-
psrture 81. Mr.. Lifts will meet at the
hands Of local theatre goers, the encour-
agement and support which it deserves.
In attempting to board moving
freight train at the Lyndale yards OF the
Great Northern road Monday night Sci
yer Hanson, Of Stark Lake, Mimi, fell to
the rails, and the tram passed over his
left leg below the knee, crushing It to 9
Jelly. He was removed to the city hos
pital where the limb was amputated at
the knee, although it is possible another
amputation will be necessary. The cause
ct the accident is said to be due to the
carel essness Of Hanson. He and his broth
CT were beating their way to Dakota a1I
to enter the lumber woods and had just
came from their home at Stark Lake.
Capt M. Whelan, the manager OF the
Iyceum Dramatic and Social Club, whose
entertainment On st. Patrick's evening,
was snoh 8 deolded success, was very
pleasantly surprised at g meeting held
Thursday evening, March q. The Club
met ostensibly for business. but It turned
out Is Be very enjoya bic though inf Et'1
NAL social affair, and during the festivi--
ties sc the evening President ]. ]. Lane 2
on behalf 81 the members, presented the ''e
genial Manager with gold headed cane
suitably inscribed Though taken BY
surprise, Capt. Whelan managed to re-
turn his thanks 10 q n g speech, and lt
reused the enth naiaam of those present
~ plede his earnest amp - the
future eintert ainment .off The club
HUH 5lenn, the man o va murder a
III ~ Sandstone Monday was one q, e q the
dre sufferers whose family forI
through 81 I. q y