The Irish standard., 1895-06-01
NEWS s0R THE NORTHWEST
The mysterious Disappearance of A. j..
Hall, Well Known Travelling
Salesman.
DEATH OF MRS. BENJAMIN BREsNAHAN
eontraot Is Let For Building Draw
bridge Across The Yellowstone
at GIendivc, Mont.


this city, died at Salt Lake City on the
10th ult She had been i'll for some
months. Her husband and four chill
iren survive her.-Mrs. John Kelly
lied at her late residence in Hastings,
May %, Of pneumonia, aged 70. She was
born in County Wexford, Ireland and
had lived in this. city for about thirty
Years. Her husband survives her.
Hastings, Minn.-James Fitzgerald,
# Empire, and Miss Margaret G@ather,
II Marshan, were married at the Uhurch
Of the Guardian Angels on Tuesday
morning, May, q, Rev. ]. A. Fitzgerald
officiating. Miss Julia Fitzgerald, Sis
ter of the Groom, was bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Thomas Maher, brother of the bride,
>est man. Many invited guests were
resent in the evening at the residence
# the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mar
in Maher, large number from this
lily being among the number.
Waverly, Minn--Considerable inter-
Est has been aroused in the community
Turing the past week over the 1neXplaln-
lble disappearance of A. j. Hall, trav-
cling salesman for Johnston d Co., OF
Minneapolis, says the Tribune. Hall
IS we'll known in Waverly, being SON
n-law of MI. and Mrs. Patrick Tam
many, of this village. He has visited the
Town in a business way for years ana
enjoyed the respect and esteem of a
large circle of friends. About three
weeks ago he was reported to the
wholesale house from Atwater, they
having become alarmed at not receiving
INV communication, looked him up. One
lay last week NJ. Burke, OF this village,
vent to Atwater at the request OF MI.
Halls relatives, to see if he could get
my trace of him. His visit was without
result; all that he could discover was
hat Hall had left the town for the west
on certain day, taking one OF MS
grips with him and leaving the other at
The store OF a customer. he was next
heard from at Fargo, to which place ne
was traced by his mileage book. A re-
port was current in town that Hall mas
been seen in Montana by travelling
nan who was we'll acquainted with him
in Minneapolis. He seems to be going
straight west and his friends are at
loss to account for his strange actions.
When he at first disappeared and before
he was heard from at Fargo it was
feared he had been foully dealt with,
but the only reasonable theory that is
advanced now for his strange actions is
That he is suffering from temporary in
,anity. His accounts are all straight at
Johnson & Co.'S, and as he had been in
the employ of the firm for years he en-
loved their fullest confidence and was
liked by customers and friends all along
his route.
Faribault, Minn.-A very pretty and
highly interesting wedding took place
On May % at the Church of the 1mmac-
ulate Conception when Rev. J. J. Con-
roy united in wedlock's holy banns Mr..
John Doheny and Miss Theresa Mary
Van Rueden in the presence of a large
number OF friends and invited guests,
PAYS the Pilot. Miss Lizzie Van Reuden,
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and
MI. Fred Richter performed the office
Of best man. The bride and her maid
were handsomely attired for so ausp1c-
tous an occasion. Mr.. Doheny and his
fair bride are both graduates OF the
school for the deaf located in this city
md the marriage rite was performed in
the sign language by the officiating
clergyman. After the ceremony the
bridal party were driven to the home OF
The brides parents on West Third street,
where an elegant wedding breakfast was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Doheny We're
kindly remembered by many friends
who presented them a large number Of
presents.
Fargo, N. D.-Mrs. Catherine Brady,
who has been in the hospital for the in
sane once before and who was again
committed to that institution yesterday,
says the Jamestown Alert Of May %,
was becoming dangerous to herself and
family. In the testimony given before
the insanity board it was stated that she
at times treated her children--she has
three-with much cruelty and has
threatened their lives. One infant she
is said to have grabbed by the dress and
it's heels and swung it around her head
and doing it injury. Her husband,
Richard Brady, who was here last De-
cember, is now supposed to be in SUI
peyior The new insanity board con-
sists of the county judge, by virtue Of
his office, DR.. De Puy and George Eager.
The last named was appointed some
weeks ago but did not qualify until yes
terday.
st. Cloud, Minn--A dispatch from
Milwaukee dated last Saturday says that
word was received at st. Francis se1nin-
airy that day that Archbishop zardetti,
Of Bucharest, Hungary, formerly bishop
Of St. Cloud, had resigned his position
and was expected soon to return to this
Archbish Zardetti is we'll
known having for many years been pro-
lessor of theology at st. Francis. Much
was occasioned at the an
Of the archbishop's resigna-E
ton, but it is thought that it was caused
country Archbishop 1ardetti is well
detti. has for some time been in poor
health, and before going abroad to take
his high ecclesiastical Office he was pa
tient at the water cure operated in con-
pection with the St. .Joseph's convent,
located just west Of the city limits in the
town Of Greenfield.
Red Lodge. Mont--The New Idea
says: Our worthy townsman William
Larkin, and Miss Lizzie Fleming were
happily married at the Fleming house
in the presence Of large gathering Of
friends by Father A. R. Coopman. Miss
Exittie Gillen was bridesmaid and Roger
Fleming was groomsman. A sumptuous
repast was spread for the guests at the
close Of the ceremony. At p. IN. the
Miners City Band serenaded the
happy couples at their respective
hnnes. in this city. The music was ex-