The Irish standard., 1895-04-20

the Minneapolis Rifles at Mahtowah
hall. "A large mum Der were present from
st. Pau. It was the most successful
social event ever held by this popular
organization.
An invitation has been extended by
Mother Xavier Of the Orphan Asylum to
all those who contributed their services
aud their means toward the success OF
the recent Orphans Fair, to assemble at
the Orphans Home tomorrow afternoon
at 3 O'Clock and enjoy an excellent pro
gram Of entertainment to be gwen by the
boys.
One Of the greatest successes of the sea-
son will be seen at the Grand operahouse
next Monday evening The title OF the
play is ''The Wandering Jew" aud it was
written for Mr.. William Morris by Nell
son Wheatcroft and George Backus. It
is dramatization Of Eugene Sues novel
of the same name. The play will be
produced under the personal direction OF
Mr.. Gustave Frohman.
Ex-Alderman J.. j. Mcclure has for
saken the business Of plumbing and gas
fitting and is now running meat mar.
keith fact, the iuest meat market on
the east side, the Fountain, !" which was
opened to the public at 1901 and 1908
Central avenue last week. The whole
sale prices on meats have advanced fully
25 per cent during the last ten days, but
the public will always get the best of
everything in the market at McGuire's at
prices that are right.
Theodore Thomas and his famous
Chicago Grand Orchestra OF 20 artists
will give two concerts at the Exposition
building April 10Th and 3oth Some OF
the celebrated artists who are to lead in
these concerts are Miss Fanchon Thomp
son, contralto, Mr.. Ed. Schneider,
harpist, Mr.. Bruno Steindel, violincello.
Admission, with reserved seats, 25, 30, rs,
$1.OO, $1.25, $3.50. Season tickets now
on sale at Century Piano Go. General
Sale Thursday, April 18th, at W. J.
Dyer Il Bros.
For the first time since the commence
ment of Harry Hayward's trial last
January and his subsequent sentencing
to be hung, the condemned murderer
last Sunday was outside of the Immediate
confines Of the county jail and, in fact,
went over the very ground on Lake Of
the Isles and Excelsior boulevard travers-
ed 10y C.ans Rlixt on the night Of Dec s
wher. Catherine Cling was murdered
Hayward thoroughly enjoyed his ride
and took great deal ct interest in the
various spots, cheerlly commenting upon
them and the events of the trial, as well
as discussing Blixt's confession and the
manner in which he must have acted.
B. F. Nelson returned home Monday
after four months trip abroad with his
wife and daughter. They were accom-
panied on their travels by R. G. Jefferson
and family, Of St. Paul. The party
visited England, France, Spain, Italy,
Greece, Egypt and Palestine. A good
deal Of time was spent in Italy. Mr..
Nelson was greatly interested in the
famous Sistine chapel Of the Vatican,
which is q storehouse for art treasures.
In Paris the party met Thomas Lowry,
Mrs. Nelson did not return with her
husband, and is now visiting relatives in
New Jersey with her daughter.
st. Anthony Court No 491, Catholc
Order OF Foresters was organized at St.
Anthony hall Thursday evening with "A
charter members. The new organization
will represent the German parish OF st.
Boniface on the East side. There was IN
attendance fully 375 Foresters from visit
inn courts. An address which captivat-
ed al who were present was delivered by
Rev. j. NJ. Cleary, who spoke Tor the
first i've minutes in the German tongue
much to the surprise and delight Of his
hearers. The Catholic Order OF Foresters
have four Aourishlng courts il this CITY
and arc advancing rapidly. The state
conyention ofs the order will be held IN
this city May 18th.
rs Lucuis r. ow.naend aged 20 years,
died Monday afetternoon Ct the family
residence. IS East Thirteenth street, of
IS pneumonia. Tho deceased was Tor
mans many 8 years eng i the produce
commission ii tthis city. aat q fan he e
went with his family g spend TIE Wintar
a gorthwood, ke Mime H 6
ttacted the sisease Whiich suited e
his death Two 81 week linking
thst tle change might benefit him lll l he
returned s hiis q home
to III oW,lssyer e! 4 !! lgIll