The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-03-14
March 8, 1896
ST Paul.

DIR. David Day, one of the old landmarks
of St. Paul, passed into the great beyond
on Sunday morning at his home on Day
ton avenue DR.. Day was postmaster OF
this city for twelve years and has been
identified with all works Of progress dur
ing the last quarter of a century. Death
was due to old age. The funeral from his
home was held Wednesday. Burial at
Oakland cemetery.
The mission conducted by the Dominic
IAN Fathers at St. Joseph's church IS being
well attended by Catholics from e'ery
part of the city.
Victor Snalley, of the Dispatch, has
gone South for the benefit OF his health.
The crusaders have offered high grade
bicycle to that member who brings IN the
greatest number Of members by June l.
There will be an entertainment at Co
lumbia hall for the benefit OF st. Marks
church on st. Patrick's day. The comedy
':Our Boys will be presented by the
following cast:
Sir Jeffrey Chamneys, NJ Cloonan; TAI
bot Chamneys, H. G. Tardy; Perkyn MID
dlew,ck, A.. D. Corcoran: Poodle Middle
wick. A. j. keenan,; Violet Melrose, Miss
Blanchard: Charles MiddleWick, L. y.
Clancy: Kempster, Will Cook; Mary Mel
FUSS, MISS SieAA Aosoe" -.
Mss Enright; Belinda, Miss McArdle.
Alderman Murphy was convicted of the
charge of keeping and maintaining dis
orderly house. Sentence was stayed to
permit a motion for new trial TO De
made by the defendant.
Alderman Hare, Of the Sixth ward, Las
resigned to accept position on the
board of public works. William Banhol-
ger has also been appointed a member OF
the same board. Ex-Alderman Hare will
be succeeded by J. F. Krreger. There is
quite spirited contest on between 4. w.
Rundlett and II. H. Fuller for the position
of city engineer. Prospects are that Runa~
lett will carry off the prize.
J. H. Healey is an aspirant for the sec
retaryship of the school board.
state Boiler Inspector Zelch is seriously
i'll at his home. -
The Irish Literary Society will give a
literary and musical entertainment IN
Labor hall on st. Patricks day Hon.
Judge Willis and Francis Clark will
speak.
Mrs. August Flaherty, aged 81, died at
her home en- East Seventh street on Tues
day morning, after brief illness. The
funeral was held from 81. Marys church
on Thursday Interment N Calvary &c m
etery "a
J. II. Moore has resigned from the work.
house board. Mayor Smith named Will
lam Pitt Murray to fill the vacancy rs
st. James church will give it's third sa~
cred concert on Sunday evening.
James j. Hill is in New York On his
way to Europe.
Name Lane recovered a verdict of 3d.
coo against the Minnesota State Agricll-t
tural Society in the district court on Tues
day for personal injuries sustained by be-
ing thrown from a bolting horse.
Mrs. G. e. Dickerman, nee Mary G..
O'Keefe died at the residence OF, her
father in-law on Tuesday. Death resulted
from an operation. Mrs. D-ckernlan for
merly was a. resident Of st. Louis, 40,
and became resident of our city only
q couple of months ago, when she was
married to Mr.. Dickerman. The funeral
was held from the Cathedral on Friday
morning.
An action for the Interpretation OF the
will of the late George Eaton has been
commenced by the trustees of the estate.
One OF the defendants is the Salvation
Army, which is one OF the legatees. The
trustees contend that the Salvation Army
cannot take under the VIII, as it has TO-
legal existence, never having been in
Incorporated.
Henceforth all liquor licenses will be
issued in the name of the rersci, running
the saloon.
The Wood Harvester works opened on
Monday and is running full crew in all
departments,