The Irish standard., 1896-11-14
4 NOTES n

=
OK NOTES
Mrs.. and Miss Forciea iof saltwater are
spending the week IL st. Paul.
The police are after q young man who
has way OF passing forged checks. He
takes of his hat and coat, steps into q
business house, and with q pencil behind
|. his ear and the air Of a-cleEk, presents q
check from some estab.tshm ent across the
street. The enterpr rising and original GRIM
fnal caught Griggs, Cooper 3 CO., whole
sale grocers, for $45 on a worthless piece
of piper alleged to have been signed by ].
T.. Broderick Of the Ryan Drug Company.
The check was gotten up ii good style.
Sergeant Dennis Murphy has resigned
from the police force at the request Of the
mayor. Murphy was a lieutenant when
Mayor Doran came into office but was re-
duced to sergeant, which position the
mayor decided at the time to allow him
to hold until he reached SO years OF age
and would be eligible to be placed on the
pension roll. Murphy has besn on the
police force for "a years.
1t semes to be the intention Of the mayor
to make a complete change in the police
force, and at the rate designations are
being requested it Will BE but short time
until It is accomplished. Among the re-
movals during this Week.Were:: ]. j. Ken
needy, jailer at the Rondo street station;
William Grady, night sergeant at the Gem
trail station, and Patrolmen J John HoWley,
Michael Ashe and Charles Banker. The
mayor gives asahis reason for the removals
the fact that they are opposed to the adj
ministration and that he cannot, therefore,
trust them in the performance of their
work.
The Cathedral bazaar came to close
on Saturday night and proved very sue
cessful. The attendance Saturday night
was very large, the voting contests were
very exciting and as usual the "Daugh-
ters Of Erin" were yictorious-their cam
didate for the picture of Father LaWler
LAWYER, Miss Cook winning with 3,525
votes, against Mrs. Kelly, backed by the
other church societies with 1855 votes.
tween Father Colbert and Father Woods.
for leather rocking chair, the former
won, having 1874 votes. Father Woods
.5,244. The following were the winners in
the other contests Guitar, No. 1, Anna
Datka; guitar No 2, Francis AFRICAN;
bicycle, G. Keenan,; ring. Katie Murray;
suit of clothes, Hugh McQuade; mando-
lin, Annie Herman; doll, Elsie Lamprey;
White rocker, Pearl Clinton; typewriter,
Michael Lynch
The pupils Of the Visitation Convent
have completed arrangements for an en-
tertainment to be given on the evening
ofSthe 23rd The program IN charge Of
Miss Whitridge includes one-act oper-
eta, gymnastic drills and Greek tab
leaux. $780,.
Mrs Mary Mcnamara, wife of Michael
Mcnamara, Of White Bear, was in the
probate court Tuesday on an information
fled by her husband, charging her with
insanity. The jury decided that the wom-
an was not insane and she was allowed to
depart The case has some peculiar feat
ures. It is claimed by friends of Mrs.
Mcnamara that the husband has not com
tributed very much to the family harder,
and that the wife, has had to depend
largely on friends for the support of the
family. She finally became tired of it,
and through the aid of Mrs. NJ. Doran
and other friends here, had secured trans
portaton for herself and the six children
to New York, where her relatives live.
In order to prevent her from going away
Mcnamara, II Is said, filed information
in the probate court, charging her
with insanity and she was arrested while
waiting in the. Union depot Monday. This
move having proved such failure, it is,
probable that ciliati6n lis now out
OF the question.
On the official count of the votes of. the
Eighth ward, Tom Martin gained IL over
the first count, being elected to the legis-s
lature bya majority Of III His oppo-.
nent, Carter, claimed mistake in the first
count and that the official. count would
give him a majority. Instead Of doing
this Martin gained on the official count.
Tom is well qualified for this position,
and theEighth ward can boast of having
one Of the ab.est representatives in the
next legislature. Tom Martin for the leg
islature and John Wagner for sheriff are
the only Democrats elected to office, at
the last election in this city. IS;
Luke's church Miss Margaret Fra1ey, of
this city and Mr.. Thomas O'Connell, Of:
Minneapolis, were married. A wedding.
breakfast of 80 covers was served at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. M. L.
Mervi]l, on Fairmont avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs O'Connell left Immediately for an
eastern wedding trip. Their Eat home"
cards read, after Dec. LIST at 1015 Third
avenue south Minneapolis.
For the coming week and commencing
with a performance next Sunday night,
Nov. 18th, Manager Lift announces the
engagement of Gus Heege in his latest
Anglo-Swedish comedy, "a Yenuine Yen
tlernan.'' Probably no actor now before
the public has been more successful than
Gus Heege the creator OF Swedish dialect
comedy. Mr. Heege has been singualrly
fortunate. In giving to the stage a new
and original character, he has done more
for stage literature than nine-tenths Of
our actors, too many of whom more's
the pity, are content to be mere imitators.
Mr.. Heege now has new play to offer in
"a Yenuine Yentelman." The chief char
acter ID of course a Swede who has but
recently taken up his abode in America.
MIR. Heege's portrayal of the role-a char,
acter he has made distinctly his own
needs no endorsement. It Is already es-
tabltshed as one Of the most striking and
humorous character!zations Of our time.
In this play, however, Mr.. Heege intro
duces his auditors to a new kind tof
Swedea young mining engineer whose
education has not been neglected. OF the
artistic merit Of Mr.. Heeges performance
there can be no question.
The supporting company Is promised to
be capable in every regard and the scenic
equipment more than complete.