The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-05-04

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iams,well and favorably known as the
manager of Miss Katie Emmett for sew
eral years. The cast has been selected
in New York by Mr.. Williams with great
care and as the dullness in business cir
cles Of the country has resulted in the
closing of many travelling companies he
has had the pick of a large number Of
idle actors that are to be found in that
city.
An interesting point involved in suit
brought before Judge Jamison recently,
was this: William Kennedy, attorney
for T. NJ Hillary, administrator for the
estate of John Kennedy, the brakeman
killed at Maple Plain, this county, two
years ago, served the summons and
complaint in Mr. Hilary's damage suit
against the Great Northern Railway
Company on Y. E. Jones, assistant ticket
agent at the Union depot, instead of v.
D. Jones, the city ticket agent of the
Great Northern in Minneapolis. The
conrany's attorney Col. Dodge, at once
moved the court to set the service aside
as insufficient, claiming that Y. p. Jones
is an agent of the Minneapolis Union
Railway Company only, and an en-
plOye Of the Great Northern railroad in
no capacity whatever. The motion was
argued at great length by Col. Dodge
and Attorney Frank G.. Morrill,, asso-
ciate counsel for Mr.. Hilary, two weeks
ago, and numerous authorities cited on
both sides. The point had never been
raised before in this state; and Judge
Jamison's decision which he only ar
rived at yesterday, is that the ser
vice of V. e. Jones is good, was looked
forward to with a great deal of interest
by the legal fraternity generally, and
Mr.. Hillary in particular, as the service
was made only four days before, the
statute of limitation expired, designat-
ing the time within which suit for dam
ages in case of deceased person might
be commenced.
VIM. Moore, who was shot by, Officer
E. w Hoban on Monday night, in an at
tempt to effect the capture of the former
as being one of the three engaged in
burglarizing a house at 1924 Park ave-
nue., is still alive and his recovery is
now possible. He is at the City Hos
pital, where he lies in a very critical
condition, though his friends think that
his strong vitality and youthfulness will
enable him to pull through.
'"Sleight of Hand" as the phrase goes,
used to be considered of slight import
ance. But, as interpreted by masters
Of the art of modern magic such as the
only magician, ,:Kellar, this becomes of
itself a mystery which the unaided in
tellect and the unguided human eye is
unable to penetrate. But Kellar has
not been content to ask his American
friends, who are legion, to interest
themselves this season in the feats
which have heretofore puzzled them. He
will be seen in Minneapolis next week,
at the Grand, in a performance abso-
lutely novel in such startling features
as ",The Shrine Of Koonlra Sami, .tThe
Mystic Light of Bala" and 'T!The Talk
ing Image. A season Of research in the
old world enables him now to present
for the first time to American audiences,
the most original and acute in the
world, these highest developments of the
esoteric love of the Far East. Any one
of them has puzzled such German ex-
perts as Prof. Heinrich Hensoldt, the
Investigator, and is now submitted to
the scrutiny of the people of the United
States Nor is this all. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kellar will give new mathematical
seance, the diablerie Of numbers, feat
which makes Inaudi's seem child's play.
Every student, every scholar, young and
old. should see them. "Flyto" and 1.-THE
Cassadaga Propaganda" .sKarmos' and
"Out of Sight" and "The Mysterious
Cabinet" are continued.
There will be popular priced matinees
"Wednesday and Saturday.
Tho 1yo,,,,o 1o5ioo ~ 4ho
cchurch, OF which Rev. J. Harrington is
Royal. Arcanum hall, corner Dupont and
evening. There will be a CHOICE enter
berries, cake, etc. All are invited. The
the following lines:
This charity social is given to you,
'Tis something novel, something new;
we send to each this little sack,
Please either send or bring it back @
With as many pennies as years your
eve promise this. number shall never be
todd. -
4 sweet girl will give you some good
things to eat,
And Others will furnish q musical treat;
10 help the church is the object in view,
The need Of this help is clear to you.
The Northwestern line has just issued
one Of che neatest folders we have eyer
pssa by 1 4 o Marnoe assistant general
passenger agent, and is most appropriate:
ii ii July: when che annual meeting s TIC
National Education association Wilt be
hold will p interest
c sea making tie trip and can be
had BY addressing Z. W. Teasdale, general
passenger agent Northwestern line, st.
It viii pay every reader of the Irish
Standard who needs clothing to get from
Browning, King s. 60. one Of those :ine SIS
ana go suits w wRieh eheT a S o Esad
ers that this is genuine one-half off sale
and whether you live in this city OF out OF
the city don't miss the opportunity, # sc.
half It's value. When ordering your suit
please mention that YOU saw their adver-
tisement in the Irish Standard, and by SO
doing you will do US much good as well as
Arthur ". Warnock, assistant general
passenger agent of the Northwestern line,
sbs dl & 5 5pg it aN Rew erk saa Bo
GENERAL Passenger Agent +: + whitney
Of the Great Northern Is out on the line
xpse{ ss1Y hems Sc soon ana
VIM. j.. Reece, formerly Of the Minneap-
oils police department.. IS seriously i'll with
Miss Julia Cling has qualified as admins
tratrix of her.sister's estate.
Don't eat too rich food, it's bad. The
palate becomes enervated and SO win
YOU if you don't step. To eat well, sleep
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