The Irish standard., 1896-06-20
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Young Phil Rush, the victim Aof the
Bicycle scorcher, Is still living. He Slteat
at ST. Joseph's Hospital with a maJOrS
fracture .ot the skull. His chances Of fe ts;s3
scoyerys are slig ht, though he is receiy ine
the best Of care from four nding
physicians and the hospital auth ritiez.*ss
81 Edward and Mrs. Fitzgerald are
mourning the loss of their daughter,
Louise, aged three years, who died on
Sunday morning last. The fond parents
have the sympathy Of their numerous
friends. ss4 Att III & s.
L: Rev. Morgan, Of the Bethel, ID making
an onslaught on saloonkeepers who keep
open after II in the evening. The dis.
pensers Of quench are not 50 much to
blame, as they 60 under an ordinance
permitting them to keep open until mid
night.
y Or. Kelly is attending the convention
III ST. Louis.
The public schools closed for the sum-
mer vacation on Tuesday,
Sam Fullerton, the game warden, took
unto himself wife in the person of Mrs.
Emily Parsons, at Hudson, on Monday
Sam always was out for game, and it Is
the concensus Of opinion that at last he
has bagged It,
Judge Lochren will make his head
quarters in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Annie Behmert claims one thou
sand. dollars for preparing wake" over
the corpse Of Patrick Keogh. Pat want
ed to be planted in style, and Annie said
she would see that his wishes were car
ried out for a consideration OF $1,000.
Pat died, and the wake was held, and
Annie contends she expended that sum.
The heirs protested and Annie received
800 for her kindly offices.
Rev. Father Kahn, Of Waterville, was
in the city on Thursday.
Robert Howard has fled his resigna-
tion as assistant city attorney. Mr.. AL
fred Bowe succeeds him.
Mrs. Mcclure, of Dayton avenue, has
gone to Minnetonka for the summer.
Hon. G. D. O'Brien and family have
moved to their summer home at White
Bear Lake.
Ninety-four lawyers and fifty-three
doctors were turned out by the State
University this year. Humanity will be
attended in all it's ills
Archbishop Ireland confirmed a class
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Sunday.
The Junior Pioneers will picnic on
Saturday, June a. at Lone Rock.
Chief Clark has been placed on the po-
lice pension list. John Harris has been
appointed city jailer.
Rudolph Fischer and Miss Marie Funk
were married at the brides home on
Thursday
3. J. Cannon is back from Mankato.
Judge Kerr is still confined to his room.
Thomas Aston, of Brainerd, lost an arm
while attempting to board an outbound
train on the Northern Pacific on Tuesday,
He was removed to the city hospital.
Mrs. Daniel H. Moon, wife of the we'll
known ex-wholesale grocer, died at st.
Luke's hospital from the effects Of an oper-
alton. Her remains will be buried in Oak
land cemetery on Sunday. Us
Charles Allen, late with the Hacketts
Company, is short $3.50 and has absconded.s
The marriage of Miss Anna Campbell
and DR.. Gustave REM was celebrated yes
terday at the residence of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell, Os-
ceola avenue. The young couple were at
tended by Miss Grace Campbell as maid
of honor, and Otto REM, as best man, and
the flower girl, Marie Campbell. The
bridal party entered the library at o'clock,
the bride on the arm of her father, pre-
coded by the maid OF honor and flower girl.
They were met by the bridegroom, the best
man and the officiating clergyman, Rev. J.
j. Lawler. The library, where the cere-
mony was performed, had been transformed
into bower Of ferns, cut flowers and
palms, screening the ceiling and walls, re-
lieved by candle lights, softly shaded with
globes of various colors. In the hall.
screened with stately palms, the Twin
City Mandolin Orchestra was stationed
and gave a program of musical selections.
Miss Sans Souci presided at the organ dur
ing the ceremony. The bridal gown was
of heavy white satin demi-train, with
pearl trimmings and duchesse lace The
maid Of honor wore pink dotted swiss over
white silk, finished with pink ribbons The
flower girl wore a gown Of white India
linen. An informal reception followed the
ceremony. DR.. and Mrs. REM departed
last evening for the northern part of the
state. On their return they will be at
home at 233 Smith avenue