The Irish standard., 1896-03-28
STANDARD SIGNALS i

south, Sunday, March %.
Paegel the jeweler 46 Third street
south, has c0memncsd a sale ON alarm
clocks. For 10 days he will sell then
for SIS cents each. They are really
worth $3.50
H. s. Marshall, editor of the Wheat.
on Footprints, was in the city Tuesday
He is not Mckinley shouter-in fact
he has become ed-in-the-wool Popu-
list and says majority of the voters OF
his county are of the same faith.
Mrs. Peter O'Connor died recently at
/ her home, 912 Twelfth avenue north, af-
ter an attack of pneumonia of but one
and FIVE small children, the eldest of
whom is but eight years old. The funeral
services were held at Ascension Church.
Mrs Grossman, who was so frightfuily
burned Saturday last, at 2OS Ninth ave-
nue. north, as the result of a lamp explo-
sion, died at o'clock Monday morning
at the city hospital She died in terrible
agony. The condition of the other per-
sons injured has improved and they will
recover.
Gerhard Gjertsen, formerly of Min
neapolis, died Tuesday morning at Fari-
bault. MINI. The deceased was young
err brother q Rev. M. Falk Gjertsen, and
played at one time quite prominent
part in local politics, being always a
staunch Republican. At his death he
was AZ years of age. He leaves wife
and child.
Rev. Father Christie. who has been
quite i'll for the past few days at his
home on Clinton avenue, is said to be i'm
proving During the progress of the late
festival held in ST.. Stephens parish the
jealous and faithful pastor contracted a
severe cold which settled on his kidneys
and at the outset his condition was most
critical.
Louis Ollinger died last Monday at the
home of his mother, 900 Second strest
northeast, of consumption. The young
man was 81 years of age and charter
member of st. Anthony court. Catholic
Order OF Foresters, under whose auspices
the funeral was held on Thursday morn
ing, requiem mass being celebrated at
the Church of St. Boniface.
The receiver of the City bank an
noVnced on Saturday last that the first
dividend of 20 per cent is now payable
to al creditors of the bank. The dlvl-
dend will be paid upon presentation OF
receivers certificate If any one de-
sires to have the dividend mailed to them
they will send their certificate and
check with receipt attached and the re-
ce,ver's certificate will be returned.
Judge Jamison called the Billings jury
before him Monday morning, in his court
room in the district court. The IL men
filed in, looking tired out after their two
days of Imprisonment. They were asked
if there was any possibility OF an agree
ment The reply came that there was
none, and so judge .Iamison discharged
them The case will be tried at the April
term of court, for the second time.
T. Connolly, ST., the we'll known un-
dertaker, who has been iii FOR NUM-
Der of months, has so far recovered as to
be able to appear ON our streets again.
The captains many friends throughout
the city will be greatly pleased to note
this fact. He has passed through Sc
we're siege, but he come out of it in such
q manner as to give hope Of perfect res
toration to health and old-time ylgor.
An absolute novelty seems to win i'm
mediate and enspmous success on the
stage. vet American theater-goers de-
mand solid merit in any performance as
a condition of continuing popularity.
Kellar, the magician, thinks he can sat
isfactorily demonstrate the possession OF
both these qualities, novelty and merit.
In his magical entertainment which Will
be seen for the first time at the Metro
politan, beginning Sunday evening and
running for six nights and Wednesday
matinee.
Rev. FIR. Christie, pastor Of St. Stephens
church. is lying seriously i'll at his resi-
dence. 22O9 Clinton avenue as the result or
kidney troubles Father Christie was COM
pelled to give up on Monday, AMI since
that time his condition has been very
serious, and he has been suffering intense
pain. While no apparent change was
manifest Wednesday night, the attending
physicians state that his condition was
really slightly improved.
J. r. Calder has invented writing pad
tor use in rooms at hotels. 1t promises
to become universally used in hotels
where the lady guests are catered to in
little conveniences they appreciate. The
new Hyser Hotel, corner Of Third st,ee
and Second avenue south, placed the first
order for a supply, and others are quick
to learn the utility of the invention.
copyright has been secured, and it will
no doubt ere long be found in every first
class hotel in the country.
1uuuSy, LAC WCAI hnS " II S'hH1S.'S
man, while trying to step over an OBJ
struction last Saturday, his foot was
caught and he fell on a box, bruising
badly his nose and backing his eyes.
Since the accident John has had all sorts
of fun poked at his for his pugilistic ap-
pearance, the boys saying that he must
have got the worst of it in fistlc en-
counter. Gaffney, however, is not that
kind Of man. He is the promoter OF peace
instead of being the cause OF strife ana
would rather walk around three DOCKS
backwards than to give anybody cause
to hit him. His record will show this
An application was made to Judge Bel
den last Saturday morning for an order
directing the assignee of the Irish-Amer-
lean bank to turn, over to one Patrick
Barrett the proceeds Of $500 check,
which he deposited in the bank the day
before it assigned, for collection. 1t was
claimed that the $500 was a part OF the
$4,000 which the bank had on deposit
with the Security bank. The application
was denied, and it was intimated that
the proper procedure was al action
against the receiver, and an application
for permission to bring such suit will be
made later.
Frank r. Hubachek appeared before
Judge Russell Wednesday morning aud
succeeded in having Peter S. Nelson re-
moved as assignee of Thomas O'Connor,