The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-09-07
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Margaret Eleanor Collins and Della
Cans left on Monday OF this week to at,
tend the. Normal school at Moorhead
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Miss. Sadie J.. Ryan and John u .sHub-
bard were married Tuesday evening at
St. Stephens church by Rev. Father
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New plans for a new capitol will beSre.
ceived by the capitol com nission unit
Monday night. The commission has re
ceived notice from 40 arch fleets that they
will submit plans and it IS believed tha1
a number even larger than this will com
pete. @ss 81 "A 4 "a ssftSS5ssy S ~
Sergeant. Harry Burke, of the pelice
court, was around Monday morning fol
The first time In several months. He ha:
been Ill with pneumonia, and that Was
the first time he was able to come dowI
town. He will be back on duty agar
shortly. |#s 8
The first meeting during the new
school year of the County Teachers. AS
ISOLATION will be held on the last Satur
day of September. Nothing has 50 fal
been decided with regard to the program
to be followed. It is said that the line q
work to be followed will take the form o.
state reading circle.
Miss Mary Tillisch opened her kinder
Earten school on Tuesday last ait 1870:
Hawthorne avenue The reputation
gained by Miss Tillsch for success in thi,
lire of school work has ben earned
through the highest merit, and by pains
taking and intelligent efforts. Parent.
If little children will no doubt bear these
aots in mind.
Too much mother-in-law caused Rob
Ert Dempsie, but six weeks Benedict
70 make a desperate attempt to end hi:
ijfe by cutting his throat with razor, a
his residence at 1918 Fourteenth avenue
aorth Monday afternoon. Prompt actor
On the part of Rev. William Wilkinson
who resides in the neighborhood, saved
Dempsie's life, and he will recover al
right.
The result of the examination Of coun
ty teachers, which recently took place a
the Central High School are now known
since Supt. Wilconx has finished hi
marking of the papers. More than one
half OF the applicants for certificate
were granted, or 20; the papers of !;
: PS1oO "C1C StuC w OLHtcI-COuutl6S, Wullt
3 of those examined had their papers re
jected. %&
Officer John Gleason, of the st. Pau
force, whose right leg was broken durin,
the progress of the baseball game be
tween the Minneapolis and St. Pau
teams at Athletic Park Saturday after
neon, Is resting comforta bly, at St. Barna
bas Hospital. The medical attendants
are confident Of saving the member, al
though the fracture was Of an unusually
serious nature.
Senator and Mrs. w. D. Washburn re-
eeived their large circle of friends Tues
day evening and introduced their second
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, formally to So
eiety. The early part of the evening was
taken up IN greetings and later dancing
was enjoyed Informally by the young peo-
pie, and the rolling lawns were filled with
promenaders who watched the interest
ing phenomena Of the eclipse.
The first turnout of gold in the state Of
Minnesota was made few days ago from
The Redwood mine,/ A. Eglund brought
down an eight pound lump from the
stamp mill last Saturday, which was
turned over to the Seward Assaying and
Refining Company. It turned out nearly
5000, or $3.50 per ton of the amount of
gold consumed in the process. The con-
centrates are expected to go over IS per
ton, giving $21 per ton on the first run.
Norm W. King, the ex-detective, got
into an alteration with a muscular ST
Paul man in the Zephyr saloon on Nicol.
let avenue Monday night, and was badly
battered. No arrests were made and ar
effort to suppress the facts was made by
persons interested. Attracted by the re.
peated cries of police a crowd of 500
persons gathered in and around. the sa.
loon five minutes after the first blow
King went home in hack and the St
Paul man ducked out the back door.
The principal role in the play of the
AeThe New Boy will be played by Mr.
Bert Coote, one of the best light come
aians on this stage. He will be support
cd by great company, of comedians I'm.
der the direction of MIR. Gustave Froh
man. There promises to be brillian,
evening, to inaugurate the new season
theater. The engagement will be feast
Of fun for visitors to the state fair. .4
Col. John S. Prince, one of the most
prominent and respected residents Of st.
Paul. died on Wednesday last, after a
long illness. He leaves wife and seven
children to mourn him and cherish lis
memory. The children are Mrs. Gen.
Morgan, Washington, D. c.; Mrs. F. M.
Bingham, Chicago; Mrs. DR.. Markoe, st.
Paul; Misses Grace and Frances Prince,
= daughter in the Convent of the Vista
lion, st. LOU, yohn s. Prince, Jr.
The wedding Of Miss Helene Florence
Waterman and Samuel Witt Eels. of
Cleveland, Ohio, took place Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of the brides
parents, MI. and Mrs. Israel w. Waiter
man, on East Eighteenth street. The
bride has spent number Of years travel
Ing abroad with her uncle and aunt,
Judge and Mrs. Marsden. The bride
groom comes from an old family in CleVe-
land, where his father is a bank president.
He Is a cousin OF ex-President Harrison,
and is Yale graduate Of '95.. s.s5
Col Joseph Bohleter, cashier Of the. Co
lunabia National Bank, has severed his
connection with that institution and will
engage in another line of work. This
change is something that has been in pro-
spect for some time, but, Col Bobleter
did not formally retire from the bank I'M
til this week. His successor has not been
elected Col Bobleter was state treasurer
eight years, and went into the Columbia
Bank after leaving that Office. It is un--
uerstood that he will take the agency OF
Chicago implement house, making his
headquarters in ST. Paul.
Matinees will be given every week on