The Irish standard., 1895-04-20
n d sH Aa1IRDAY FIlIIZ 29.I


RISE 'I) Il >.
! cane to Minneapolis II 1881 from
malone, N. Z. He had formerly lived at
North Lawrence, n. Z III. ..5
I George NJ. 3Ciprlco. the well known
elooutionist and former tragedian, died
Sunday afternoon at half past 8 oelock
at home, 2414 Fourth avenue 8. His His
death was surprise to his many friends.
as, outside 81 limited circle Of associa.
tes, his illness was unknown until the
paragraph announcing it appeared in
Sundays papers. He was drst taken
sick last Sunday night, and It vas ct the
time thought that he was suffering from
congestion ct the brain. + later develo
ped, however, that it was Bright's dis
ease, which caused his death. During
the week he was unconscious most Of the
time and recognized none OF his friends,
save for few hours, when consciou BUSINESS
asserted itself. 4.
Wednesday was the day for the
monthly meeting OF the Associated
Charities, bat quorum OF the directors
was not present, and no business could
therefore be transacted. Manager Fay
read his monthly report, showing 9 mark
ed decrease il the emergency relief work
and in application for help. During
March 50 men and 81 women we're regis
tered for employment, and 352 odd Jobs
were furnished applicants. Three men
and % women were supplied with steady
work. There were 142 new applications
tor charity. of which, So were from single
men and 81 from families. The recurr-
emit cases numbered 314, Of a total OF 456
applications, OF which q large number
were, as usual, referred to, other organic
atoms. Articles of clothing were re-
ceived to the number of 249, and 545=
were given out. On emergency relief,
sl6O. IA were expended, $l09.6S for meals
and lodgings, $107.75 for groceries and
sl9.45 for fuel. Work on the woodward
was discontinued April l, but q small
amount Of wood yet remains in the yard
unsold.
The Bohemian flats, at the west end Of
the Washington avenue bridge, has been
in state of unusual and wild excitement
for the past few days over a real mad
dog scare, which has resulted in the kill
ing of two dogs and cat supposed to.
have been afflicted with the malady. All
dogs which act in any way suspicious are
promptly shot. The first dog was killed:
Tuesday by Officer Foster. 1t was
large mastiff, but, as far ascould be learn
ed, had bitten no one, although acting
very queer]y and swapping and biting at
everything in it's path. The matter was
reported to the health department by
Officer Foster. Wednesday morning
Medical Inspector Hanseom and Officer
Foster made a thorough search OF the
territory to see if the dog had bitten any
one, and were just coming away when
another dog went mad and was shot by
the officer. The heads Of the two dogs
are to be examined, although the health
department is of the opinion that the
dogs were not afflicted with rabies, but
with plain inflammation Of the brain and
nerves.
Some very novel ideas are introduced
into the spectacular production OF
"Fanst" by the Morrison company which
will be at the Bijou, beginning Sunday
matinee. April 81. During the garden
scene Mephisto causes flowers to bloom
where before all was barren ground. At,
the wave of his hand the flowers open.
disclosing beautiful colored points OF
electricity. In the church scene chime
of rich toned bells and. a quartet OF ex-
/ perienced singers are heard. The Brock
en- scene, with its weird aspirations;
flashes Of lightning and avalanche OF
fire, will be given with wonderful effect.
Arrangements have been made to make
this last named scene more elaborate
| this season than has ever been done be-
fore. During the performance there is
almost constant running accompani-
ment of orchestral music, which includes
many numbers of Gounod's Faust" and
other standard selections.
Have Removed.
Drs. Bachman, dentists, popular with
many Of our readers, have removed from
! 243 Nicollet avenue to COS Nicollet ave-
nue. Medical block.) Their methods are
modern and the firm reliable.
Announcements.
Chris.A. Gallagher, Counsellor at Law
4O1 -4O3, Guaranty Loan Building.
J.J. Dissette, builder and contractor.
Office % Fourth ct. n. Telephone 500.
If you want your watch repaired call
| on Paegel the Jewelar, 49, ~ Third st. SO.
John j. McHale and Ace p. Abel, Law
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