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The Irish standard., 1895-08-31
The Little Life Ended.

Johnnie, the 2-year-old son of DR.. and
Mrs. J. B. Dunn, of st. Cloud, was acct
dentally drowned in Prior lake on Mon
day afternoon, Aug. 26. The little fell
low was an exceed ngly bright child and
both father and mother keenly feel their
loss. The bereaved parents have large
circle Of acquaintance in this city and
throughout the state who will read this
item with urfeigned sorrow and regret.
The accident was a particularly sad one
on account of the little fellow being such
q general favorite and his death occur
ring when in the midst Of playful enjoy
ment. He, with his little sisters, had
been picking up blocks near the shor4
Of the lake and straying away from his
companions was missed when after dill
:igent search by notified friends along the
shore of the lake and in the woods the
body was discovered 20 minutes later dead
in few feet of water under pier. Think
ing that life might not be extinct every
effort was made atresuscitation but with
out avail.
The boys father is a brother of DR..
James H. Dunn, Of this city, and his
mother is a sister of the publishers Of this
10ufDal. ", sliflts Fl s,s- =. Il
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How they Worship.

The Gar Of Russia belongs to the Greek
Catholic Church; the Sultan of Turkey is
Mohammedan; the Emperor OF Austria,
the King Of italy, the Queen Regent Of
Spain, the King Of Portugal, the King Of
Belgium, and the President Of the French
Republic are Roman Catholic; the En-
peror Of Germany belongs to the Evan
gelical Protestant Church; the Queen OF
England is an Episeopalian; the King Of
Denmark and the King Of Sweden are Luz
therans; the royal family Of the Neither
lands belong to the Reformed Chur CHI; the
Mikado Of Japan is very liberal in his re-
spect for both Shintoism and Buddhism;
the Emperor of China is follower OF
sConfucius: the Shah of Persia is Mo-
ha1nmeda1l; the Queen Of Madagascar pro-
fesses the Christian faith of the London
miss; onary Society; the President Of the
Mexican republic is a Roman Catholic, as
are each Of the presidents OF the Spanish
American republics and the President OF
ERrazil: most ofsthe lesser rulers i'll Africa
and Asia are Naoharn adams; the King Of
Siam is B1ldd hist; the Presidents OF the
Tinted states have been Professionals.
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

McClure's Magazine For September
OF the manuscripts left unpublished by
Robert Louis Stevenson at his death (not
many, by the way, the first to reach the
public is a collection of very original
Fables" in the September number Of Nc
Clure's Magazine. One of them is a con-
versation between John Silver apd
"Cap'n'' Smollett,, of Treasure Island, .
which Is as delicious in its way as any
thing those worthless do or say in "Treas-
uYe Island itself. In the same number
Anthony Hope relates another adventure
Of the ever-charming Princess Osra, an
encounter in the forests of Zenda With an
attractive and most courteous highway
man. There is also a romantic tale Of
court intrigue by Stanley J. Weyn1an, and
new Drumtochty story by Ian Maclaren,
the author Of Beside the Bonnie Briar
Bush Elizabeth Stuart Phelps supplies
an admiring view of an earlier story Of
Ian Marlaren's, Afterwards which ap-
peared in McClure's last spring. Of the
Illustrated articles, Cleveland Moffet's in
teresting account of the artist Will H.
Low, and his work, with the beautiful
reproductions of drawings and paintings
must be mentioned first: but, in the ma
ture Of things, IA greater thrill is to be daa
rived from Mr.. Garrett P. Sefviss's ac
count of the experiences of an amateur
mountaineer in climbing the Matterhorn.
In addition to these, there are authorita-
tive articles, with plenty of pictures, on
the Americas cup and the contests over
it, past and soon to come; an account of
John Kelly's resuscitation Of Tammany as
a political power, from the dissolution in
which it had been left by Tweed; a story
from the Pinkerton archives of long
mysterious express robbery; and an ac-
count by Edmund Kirke." derived large
ly from Garfield himself, of Garfield's ride
at 'Chickamauga up a perfectly exposed
hillside, under The enemy's constant fire.
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7Iopera singer, With a tenor voice that wo I
\ Inn consid erable n recognition. MI.
j RDbyn lis the most interesting musician
who has Visited Minnetonka this season.
a joint COMMITTEES of the a Il. u. lodges
has ordered 5000 copies Of the labor day
issue OF the Railway Times, to be sold at
IM.nnehaha and on the streets Of the city.
| The paper, which Is Eugene v. Debs' or
gan, contains a history Of the great
strike tn Chicago, with cut OF Wood
stock jail and portraits Of Debs and other
officials Of the American Railway Union.
Working on the basis that several Of the
wards in the city are paying 1aborers
$l.75 per day, an effort has been made in
the reservoir committee to raise the
wages Of the men working on that enter
prise from $3.50 to that figure.
The bicycle race between Miss frankie
Nelson and Miss Kate Christopher about
which the sports and the wheelmen gem
orally have been talking ever since the
finish last Saturday night, will come off
after all. Harry Jeffs, who has been act
ing as trainer and manager Of. the girls,
stated that Miss Nelson would ride
Thursday of next week. The race to be
for $500 side and either all of the gate
receipts or such division of the gate
as nay be agreed upon between the rep
resentatives of the two riders. The race
is to take place at the ball park on the
same track and under practically the
same conditions as those under which the
recent race was conducted.
The blue-coated guardians of the law
WIN this afternoon proceed to slug each
otner all over the baseball diamond at
Athletic Park The contest will start
promptly at o'clock by which time it is
expected that at least 5000 fans will be
seated IN the stands. The Minneapolis
coppers are just "a tride sore over the de-
feat sustained by them in st. Paul two
weeks ago and they promise to get most
beautifully even this afternoon. Tickets
can be purchased from any of the officers
and, as the funds are to@be devoted to
charitable purposes, it is anticipated that
a large crowd will yell itself hoarse for
two hours, commencing on schedule time.
Patrick Quinn, tanner in the employ
of the James Mcmillan Hide Company,
was fatally injured Thursday morning at
the tannery situated on lower Nicollet ISL
and. Quinn is about so years Of age and
has been with the company for over de-
cade. He. stepped to the elevator shaft
shortly after going to work in the morn
ing and put his head over the 3-foot gate
for the purpose of calling the hoist The
gate works automatically and as the ele-
vator descends the gate lifts. Quinn had
no sooner put mis- head over the gate than
it began to raise, and it caught him just
below the chin. AT the same moment the
floor of the car struck him on the back Of
the head and before it could be stopped !
had caused a fracture OF the skull and had |
also broken Quinn's arm and smashed his |
shoulder blade. He was at once removed !
to the city hospital but no hopes are held |
out for his recovery Quinn is a married |
man and resides with his wife and three |
children at the corner of Fifth street
northeast and Fifth avenue.
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pR0RATE NOTICE

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Hennepin
y Probate Court. Il
In the matter OF the estate Of Nellie Rogers,
deceased.
Letters Of administration on the estate OF Nellie
Rogers. deceased, late Of the County Of Hennepin
and State of Minnesota, being granted to
Patrick Rogers.
tits ordered. That six months be and the same
is hereby allowed from and after the date OF this
order, in which all persons having claims OF de-
mands against the said deceased are required
TO file the sane in the Probate Court Of said
County. for examination and allowance, or be
forever barred. 81
E II is further ordered That the first Monday.sin
March 1896 at 10 O'clock q. M, at q general
term Of said Probate Court, to be held at the
Court House in the City Of Minneapolis, In said
County, be ard the Same hereby ls appointed As
the tine and place When and where the said
Probate Court will examine and adjust said
Glaifps and demand 3. IS n Y z55'#
. And 1t is further ordered That notics Of snch
hearing be given to all creditors and persons
Interested IN Said estate BY fertii ia publIsh!n
this order once In each week Tor three successive
weeks III The Irish STANDARD, neMepA per print
ed and publ sshet In Eaid Court ssg
q. dated q a this 9Th dAy u August
10 t us sTEEL
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The Crop of the World.

The international seed fair was opened
in Vienna on Monday last in
the presence Of the imperial representa-
tiyes. The estimates presented represent
the American wheat crop at 39O,000,000
bushels; rye, Fl 900 900 bushels; maze, g.
427,O00, 900 bushels; Canada wheat, g.
OO0, 900 bushels, and India wheat, 6,278,0 00
tons, against, 6,923,0O0 tons in 1884
Americas maize crop is roughly estima-
ted at ], 900 100000 bushels larger than in
1894.
Compared with 1894, the decreases in
Great Britain are Wheat, 81 per cent;
barley, 80 per cent, and oats, Is per cent.
The decreases IN France are estimated at:
Wheat, % per cent; rye, 20 per cent, and
oats, 20 per cent. The decreases in Ba-
yarian are estimated at: Wheat, IS per
cent; rye, 40 per cent; barley, 50 per cent,
and oats, IS per cnt
The Austro- Hungarian percentages for
wheat and oats are better; but rye is de-
cidedly lower. In the southeast coun-
tries 81 Europe the percentages are most
" better. Wallachia and Bessarhata az
erage so per cent increase. These are the
most remarkable changes and similar
comp ratiyestable have been prepared for
the whole OF Europe.
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Imp rtant rleeting 81 the p. Of FL.

imp Tleet1ng OF the u. OF 81. aaN3
Division No. ! D. Of Ri, will hold .
VERY important meeting Monday evening
September 8, at their hall, 1O1 washing
ton avenue south and every member
should be present. laws for the guild
ance sof the division are to be adopted.
An i1npor ant feature which VII come up
Tor discussion is that of benefits, wherein
so is proposed to be given in case Of
illness Of member. Should this be
passed upon favorably it will rnecessltate
an increase in dues each month from the
present figure Of ten cents to perhaps a
quarter. The appointment Of a regular
physscian Of the division will also be con-
sidered.
The officers Of the division were In
structed to issue a circular calling on all
D. of 81 organizations to form state or
ganization and each division in Mime
sofa to elect delegates to meeting to be
held in Minneapolis for that purpose at a
no distant date. A constitution and by
laws for the guidance of all the auxiliary
divisions will bel presented for adoption at
such meeting. This action to be taken
spsiole LINE ASSEMBLING OF the next state
convention OF the A. 0. H., which occurs
early in 1896. At meeting of Division
No. !, D. Of E., held last Monday evening,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the officers of the diff
ferent divisions ofjthe Daughters of Erin
Of the state be requested to meet for the
purpose of outlining plans for State Or
ga nization; said meeting|to be held at the
hall Of Division No. 1, A. O. H., 251 First
avenue south, October IL, at 2 p. IN.
ALICE IRWIN,
+ MRS. M. j. GILL,
MARY BOYLAN,
MRS. J. J. LANE,
FRANCIS McNAMEE.
Committee.
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A Brilliant Opening.

The Grand Opera House had a brilliant
opening last Monday, the attraction being
Denman Thompson's "The Old Home
stead. The cast did not include the s,l-
| thor but nevertheless the performance
was an admirable one, Mr.. Geo. Wilson
who played "Uncle JOSH proving himself
| thoroughly familiar with the type of New
England character which is the pivotal
point in the play.
Manager l.. N. Scott, whose direction of
affairs was 50 generally satisfactory last
season, will be art the helm of the Grand's
staff this year and from the superior list
Of attractions which he has secured it is
evident that playgoers will have list to
the bookings of any former theatrical sea-
son in any city west Of New York. With:
Joseph Jefferson, Richard Mansfield,
:'Trilby'', Francis Wilson, Frederick
Warde, 'sThe Brownies" De Wolf Hopper,
Nat G.. Goodwin, Marie Wainwright, THE
Passing Show, Sol Smith Russell, The
Bostonians, "a Milk White Flag, Prim-
rose and Vests Ministries, The Tavary
Grand Opera Co., Nine. Modjeska, Kellar,
s'Shore Acres, Fanny Davenport in "Gis-
monda'', Julia Marlowe-Taber, William
II. Crane Gilmore's Band, Stuart Robson
and various other high class plays and
stars already contracted for it will be seen
that Manager Scott lis fully abreast of the
demand for the best in the amusement
line.
The first half of next week the Grand
will present Augustus Thomas delightful
reflex Of Southern life called Alabama,
a play which has been received with the
warmest enthusiasm on it's former visits,
and which comes this season with a
strength of cast thatinsures forit highly
artistic Interpretation, there being only
one change in the personnel Of the COM
pany since their last visit. For the latter
part of the week the bill will be Chas.
Hopper in The Vale of Avoca", a roman
tic comedy drama with the scenes alter
mating between America and Ireland. It
is pretentious production, necessitating
the use OF q great deal Of special scenery
and a strong company.
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

| Business Personals.
| Chris A Gallagher, counsellor at law,
4O1-403 Guaranty Loan Building.
! If you want your watch repaired call on
Paegel,. the jeweler, 1914 Third street
south. g.
John J. McHale and Ace P. Abel, law
yers 319-320 Bank Of Commerce Build
! ing.
MCGOWAN & Mahoney, fire insurance,
real estate, loans. 1876 Central avenue.
| Telephone 1491.
John M. Gleason, undertaken and fun
eral director, 253 First avenue south.
j. +. Mccarthy, we'll contractor. Esti-
mates furnished On application, 209 Cen
trail avenue.
/ For abstracts, examinations of title in
surance, call on the Title Insurance ard
Trust company.
Watches cleaned, 81; main spring, ST.
Paegel, the jeweler, 48M Third street
south.
H. Kelly and Co., sanitary plumbers.
Connections made to water mains. All
work guaranteed. 25S Second avenue
south. Te!ephoe, 1892.
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

The Housekeeper, the semi monthly
duplication devoted to questions of the
household and kindred matters, has
changed hands, and hereafter will be
published under the direction of Lucien
Swift, manager Of the Minneapolis jour
raj: ". e. Haskell, manager Of the Min
neapoiis Times, and F. Faryram, at one
time manager Of the Detroit Free Press,
but latel. business manager Of the St.
paul CAL. Mrs. Efde W. Merriam will
be editor ia chief. BE
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ey, reformer in the Church OF England
Pusey's friends and followers are also
sometimes called trTractarians.''
The word nun is, derived from the Ital-
ian word norma, meaning "grandmoth-
err When nunneries were first institut-
ed the inmates were all very aged mo-
men.
The word Catholic means universal
and the name Catholic Church simply
means universal church, as for many
centuries the Catholic Church was the
only church s s
The Mormons received this name from
the book of Mormon, which was claimed
by Joseph Smith to be a. revelation ia
himself. They themselves reject the
name, and cali themselves The Church
of the Latter-Day Saints Of Jesus Christ
The Pharisees mentioned in the New
Testament took their name from the He
brew word meaning separated. They
were so called because they considered
themselves better than the other peopla
of that time and separated themselves
from them.
The Noncomfortists were thus desig-
mated from their refusal to conform to
the usages and doctrines Of the establish
ed Church of England. They were also
called DisSenters.
The ationalists had their name
from the doctrine that each congregation
was a unit, should be independent OF all
others and manage its own affairs in its
own way.
The Nationalist called himself so be
cause OF his belief that reason was the
supreme coed and that nothing which
lay outside the domain Of reason was to
be recognized as truth
The sect OF the Nazarenes was named
from Nazareth. Its members were Chris
tan Jews, that is Christian believers,
who, nevertheless, practiced the VOWS
and ceremonies of Judaism. sSf
The Aauarians, an carly Christian
sect took their name from the fact that
they insisted that wine should not be
used in the sacra ment Of the Lords sup
per and substituted water for 1t.
The Carmelites, OF White Friars, the
latest name from the color of their gowns
had their former title from that Of the
principal establishment, located OH
Mount Carmel, in Palestine.
The faith Of Moham1ned is called Islam
from an Arabic word meaning to bend
or Submit because submission to the
decree OF fate Is 8: prime requisite Of the
doctrine Of Mohammed. ssit
The Lutherans took their name from
Martin Luther, who was born in 1853,
and died in 1916. AT first the. name was
Used as a term of ridicule, but Was adopt
ed sby these to whom Il was applied and
soon became serious designation.
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Arfisfjr Work

Those who are interested N procuring
the most beautiful picture frames, par
tichlarly frames for crayon portraits and
all kinds Of photographs, should moi
neglect to call at 729 Hennepin avenue
and see the work exhibited by the Snyder
Bros there These mem are really artists
in their line and it is delight to view
their productions. A short personal in
spection will be more satisfactory than a
column of description, consequently the
Irish Standard would ask its readers
whenever in need Of material Of that kind
to visit this establishment.
The girl who is the close confdante Of
her father makes, in nine cases OFT Of ten,
the hest kind Of a wife. Il
The Irish standard., 1895-08-31

u 1t IS singular and yet q fact that the viz
.tIles NE Gre most loat1l I'd believe pos
sessed by others are Those 81 Ii are inca
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GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Hennepin
y Probate Court. :
In the matter OF the estate Of Nellie Rogers,
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Andrus, of the state game and fish COM
mission, has been abandoned.
An event of much interest will occur on
the evening of Sept. 4 atothe Grand Opera
house. Saltwater, MINI. 1t being the
first production of Joseph McDermott's
romantic drama entitled The Heart Of
Nevada" by a strong and capable COM
pany of artists. e. w. Durant, of the
Grand Opera house, may we'll congratu-
late himself on having secured the origin
al production of this realistic picture Of
life which cannot fail to please the public.
What excttes further interest is the fact
that Mr.. McDermott is a member, OF the
A. o. H and D. of e. and a large attend
ance is expected from both the above
named lodges. III
The court house and city; hall commits
sion practically gives it out now that he
court and county authorities will not be
asked to move into the new court house
building until Oct. 1. This was resolved
upon after an inspection of the bull d.ngg,
In which 1t was decided that the build
ing could not be ready for occupancy be-
fore that time. 1t was adinitte that it
could be in shape to have the officials
move in, but there would be congi dera a
BILE work yet to be done. and IT would pc Pc
annoying n the extreme to have con-
f1icts of workrnen and of Gals. 4.
musicale was given last evening u.
Anthony kelly's cottage on sMinnetonka
Beach, as d benefit tor he TILE SCatholie
church in Excelsior IL was probably the
last musical event off The seasorls the
north shore of the Iak q, and exceeds i;l
interest any event ,t the End e has
yet ken cti,anfs
The herald., 1895-04-10

Wanted-a man with $4,000 or 81 O. 900 to loan
on good collateral: none need call but those
that meau business.
For sale-$l0OO for a grocery store; the
building. barn. wagon and a lease that runs
until October 1895. for S8 a month on the
ground on which the building stands.
5000 for grocery store; rent $l3 per month; /;
party has done business for three years in this
house; cause for selling: wants to leave Los
Angeles CAL: this is good location
tt NJ. p. BOWEN, 1l3 w. Second ST
000-FOR SALE LODGING HOUSE OF
'TlCUU 80 rooms; will give lease for five
years at 800 per month; bid bargain.
Don't forget to see this. NJ. P. BOWEN, 113
W. Second st. If
The herald., 1895-04-10
TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS

TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS.
Both departments CT the Hamman have been
thoroughly cleaned and rciitted. Ladies' de-
partment open t, ON a. IN. TO q p H. Gentle
mems department open day and night except
sunday afternoon. We give Turkish, Russian,
sulphur. Electric, salt, Medical and other
baths Massage given at aba ths or private
houses.
H. o. BROOKS, Proprietor,
$50 south Main st.
INLlTE BATHROOMS -VAPOR, TUB. SHOW
IL er. medicated, electric, OIL sea salt, alec
hol baths; massage and magnetic treatment.
The herald., 1895-04-10
FOR SALE--CYTY PROPERTY
Established 1917

--CIrY LOTS
No down and $40 n mouth without interes.
will buy fine lot on a graded street, with
cemeot walk; 10 minutes ride from the busi-
ness s, center; price only Sl5u; see this,
$500 will buy a 5u-foot lot on Fourteenth
ST. set 10 beaiing fruits. one-half a block from
electric cars; this must be sold within n week.
$500 will buy fine lot on Pico ST., one-half
a block from the electro cars.
$6OO-Choice lot OH Adams ST.. street i'm
provements all paid for; l block of electric
cars on easy terms -
$3.50 will buy II 50-foot LOT on Twelfth st.. lit
tle west OF Pearl ST.. stree: graded, cement
walks and curbs; on easy terms.
5000 will buy fine corner lot, suitable for
business block. which will rent before build
ing is completed; within 10 minutes walk of
First and Spring SITS.
%2250-15 acre on W. Washington st, close
TO electric cars; street 100 feet wide: finest
residence site OH the street; right among the
finest residences.
$4,000 for lot on Grand ave.. close to Ad-
ans st S0xl5o feet this is the best bargain
offered on Grand ave.
GRIDER & DOW,
IL 1897 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-04-10
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