The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-04-06


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rived - this ciity Oh TIhnr rl and ver,
inferred Friday after requiem mass M ~
sscele DRAFTED 81 ST. Anthony 81 Padu,
Ichnrch.
Mrs. Catherine Liddey died ct s93 311{s
i Humboldt avenue south On Saturday
March 50, aged about 65 years. Funeral
services were conducted By Rev. Father
Christie at Sc. Stephen . church Mon.
day morning, sitter which the remains d
deceased were taken to Ohaska, Carver
county, for interment. Having resided
near Chaska with her husband, who sur
wives her, for g period Of thirty five years,
! she was well known and respected by the
people Of that section as attested ~ the
large concourse Of people who followed
the remains to their last resting place.
Peter j. Quinn died at the residence Ct
his mother, M8 Western avenue, March
81, aged IS years, Of consumption. The
deceased was born in this city and left
to mourn their loss wife. son and an
aged mother, besides large circle Of
friends. The pail bearers, who we're his
playmatesin childhood, were: William
Mills, Gus. Walters, Joseph Garvln, JOS.
Hughes, Michael Leahy and Daniel
Hughes. The funeral occurred from the
Immaculate Conception church Tuesday
morning and the remains were laid to
rest by the side Of his father in the East
Side Catholic cemetery. Peace to his
ashes. T.
While Minneapolis has, at different.
times, been favored with the presence Of
an excellent stock company, it is doubt
ful whether ever before in the history Of
the city has 80 complete an organization
Of this kind ever been seen as the Griffin
Neil stock company which will be seen
at the Bijou Opera House at an early
date. The management has wisely se-
lected such well-known drama as Cap
tain Swift, The Jilt, Little Lord Fontel-.
roy, Led Astray, A Scrap Of Paper, The
Unequal Match, Esmeralda and others
One other pleasing feature of the stock
departure will be the elaborate manner
in which the scenic and stage environ
ments will be provided.
Edward Bradford Barnes, one OF the
best known young newspaper men in the
northwest, died in Corning. N. u, last
Sunday evening of typhoid malarial
fever. He arrived there from ST. Lonis
some days ego very i'll, and his condition
gradually grew worse. EARLY last month
he went to Cuba to write up the milling
interests there, and contracted the dis
ease Of which he died. He was the son
Of the late Edward s. Barnes, bookseller
in Corning, and was % years of age. At
the time of the Tribune fire in this city
some years ago, where q number Of lives
were lost, Mr.. Barnes was then employed
in the building on the local staff Of the
Pioneer Press. His miraculous escape
from the fiery flames was one of the Incl
dents of that appalling disaster.
A regular meeting of Colony No. IL
Sons Of Columbus was held at their
hall, $50 Second avenue south Tuesday
evening. Considerable routine business
was transacted with more than ordinary
promptness and an early adjournment
took place, thereby allowing number Of
ladies who were in waiting to occupy the
hall for the purpose of organizing Ia
dies auxiliary in connection with the
above organization. Temporary officers
were elected as follows: President, Mrs.
NJ. J. Gill; secretary, Mrs. VIM. Gibbs.
Another preliminary meeting will se
held early next week at Labor Temple
and at the regular meeting to be held
Tuesday evening, April 16, at $50 Second
avenue south, it IS believed the auxiliary
will be established with splend char
tor membership.
There is an actor in The Ensign'
which will be seen at the Bijou Opera
House next week, who has not line to
speak yet he has made what is commonly
called hit. 1t illustrates what an inn
portant art that Of making-up is. What
. i Il d is T . L d
ever success Logan Paul, who imperson-.
ates Abraham Lincoln, achieves in ssThe
Ensign is won by the exoellency Of his
make up. "These are my studies" said
Mr.. Paul recently to q reporter, pointing
to two photographs Of Lincoln, "the one
With the beard is the one from which che
bust In the White House is taken. The
other is fac-simile OF the vignette on
the 500 bill. Lincoln had very large
nose, and while mine is Of ample proper
ton, it is not big enough, and I develop
it With putty" ''The Ensign" is no
longer an experiment. It has been tried
ia ell Of the leading cities of the country
and it won instant recognition from the