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terhooh, died late Saturday night at St.
Josephs Academy. She was a sister of
Archbishop Ireland, and was about 53
years Of age. In the world the
deceased was Eliza ireland,
daughter Of the late Richard and
Judith Ireland Mother st. John had
been connected with the various insti-
tutions of the order Of st. Joseph in st.
Paul, Minneapolis and other cities of the
Northwest, and was considered an cdu-
Gator Of the first rank Mother st. Johr
was native of Burnchurch, county Kill
kenny, Ireland, and came to this country
with her parents when quite young. It
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+ G HARVEY,
Judge of PROBATE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
state of NJ in;usotu County of lIrnnrDln-
rruimtc Court.
In the maj ter Of lherstntc OF Moses McIiln-
nvy, deceased.
Letters of administration on tho rstuto OF
Moses Mckinney deceased Intr Of thu county
uf tlrnnrp!n md state of minnesota. being
being granted TO Helen a. Mckinney.
II la ordered. that SIN months br and tho
same Is hereby allowed from and after tho
date OF this order In which all persons having
rlnilIs nr ''rmnnhS mgainst he said deceased
arc required 1" ill" tho same In Tho Probate
Court of said county, for examination and
allowance. OF hn forever barred
1t Is further ordered. thnttle first Tuesday
In July, iSm nj ~ O'Clock n. M. ut II gem
"rnl term nt sud Probate Court. To be held nj
III" Court ll"nsn in tho city of Minneapolis
In said county, he and the Snmo is hereby APP
pointed ns the tim" and place when and wherO
tie said Probate Court Will examine and ad-
just Snidrlniins ni,d demands
Ana 1t Is further ordered. that notice OF
such hearing be- given tu Mll creditors and
persons Interested In sl Il cstl tr by for TN wi til
publishing this order nnre each week for
three successive weeks in tho Irish Standard,
II newspaper printed nnd published In said
county.
Dated Mt Minneapolis this 22d day OF De-
ccmhrI, It2.
by tho Court: r. g. HARVEY.
Judge of Probate
liERMo& W. PHiIIlrs. ESQ.
Attorney for Administrators.
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The BiJOu TI,cnter.

Black PATHS TroIbadours, which is
said 10 be lac most imposing organizn-
ton Of colorcd performers in existence,
will hold The boards of the Bijou New
Years week. While comedy and vaude-
Vile hold Il conspicuous place on tina
program. yet the great feature Of the
performance is the operate kaIeido-
scope, which occupies tho final half hour
from Grand Duchess" "rravatore,"
Carmen" daughter of tho Regiment"
Faust" ''Tar and Tartar, bohemian
Girl ''Maritcana." "Lucian" and Rig
olIetto." The solos, quartette and
choruscs as sung by Black Patti and her
talented associates have proven to be
Il vcritable sensation. The magnificent
work accompanied by the company In
operate ensemble singing have been
commended in the highest terms by
metropolitan critics, who, in some in
stances, declare that it excels the best
efforts of some Of the leading grand
opera companies.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-12-25
CHAPTER NXVI.
ISRAEL HANDS.

The wind, serving us to desire, now
hauled into the west. We could run so
much the easier from the northwest
corner of the island to the mouth of the
North inlet. Only, as we had no power
to anchor, and dared not beach her till
the tide had flowed a good deal further,
time hung on our hands. The cock
swain told me how to lay the ship to;
after good many trials 1 succeeded,
and we both sat in silence, over another
meal.
"Cap'n," said he, at length, with that
same uncomfortable smile, "here's my
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was in this city that she entered tho
order of st. Joseph, together with her
sister, who is known as Mother Sera-
phinc. and at present smDcr'ioress of St.
JCscph's Academy. Mother st. John was
stricken with consumption some twelve
years ago, and though everything known
to medical science was done for her, she
gradually declined. The funeral was
held from the Academy Tuesday morn
ing, the services being OF the usual i'm
pressive character
James Forrestal will leave here on the
26th for trip to the coast.
Div. No. 3, Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.,
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j. H. CHRROhh,
Fancy o Groceries,
Cigars, Tobacco and Confectionery
1901 {. Franklin Ay, Minneapolis.
PROBATE NOTICE

PROBATE NOTICE.
state Of Minnesota. County of IICnnepin,
Probate Court.
In 'h" matter of tho estate OF Alexander
Baker. deceased.
On read lug am, filing the petition of Cath
crime linkrr. of l'lymuuth ilcnmrpin county,
Mlhncsnia,r,prs cntlna that Alexander HakoP
ms lately died int"Stat", II resident and In
huhl lnnt nf the count of Ilrnncpin and state
OF Minnesota. leaving goods. chattrls and cs-
ihte within this county. and praying hat adj
mlnlstrntlon of his estate hc to said petit
TONER granted:
1t Is nr,lcrcd. that said petition hc heard ut u
Snerln! term OF his Court to he held at tho
Court House. In tho CITY OF MIuurnpoIis in
snid County. ON Monday, tho 18th Of january
1898. III ~ o'clock in TIL" forenoon: and that
motto" of surh'hcnIing hr given tonll persona
interested. by publishing this order unco each
week Tor three successive weeks prior to said
day "f h, airing. In TN" irish Stnndnrd II news
paper printed aud published In said county.
Dated at Minneapolis, This I'D day OF De-
tcmhrr. ls.,
ny HE Court
r. G. HARVEY.
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Catholic FOresters Fleet,

The annual election OF officers of
Sheridan Court No. SIG. Catholic Order
of Foreaters was held last Wednesday.
I'm" following were chosen: Chief
ranger j. ID. O'Brien; vice-chief ranger.
Frank Ady; past chief ranger, James II.
Norton; recording secretary d. Harring-
ton; financial secretary, james Hurley;
treasurer. T. NJ. Flynn; trustees, j. d.
Hickey, Joseph Crnmcr, d. Flanagan.
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urcr, Mrs. John Curricr; insurance Sec
rotary, Mrs. Julia Pctingil; scrgeant-
nt-;Lrla, Miss Eliza Kenny; sentinel,
Mrs. Patrick Cnrolnn.
Div. No. |, l.. A., A. o. H., will give
progressive cinch purity at A. o. II.
hall, Jan. 4, 1893, tho occasion being
tho seannd anniversary of their organi-
zntion.
Clont;Ml, Swift county, Div. No. l.
President, William Kcnna; virn-prcsi-
dent, joan Gosson; recording secretary,
james O'Donnell; financial secretary, M.
Il. Conlosue; insurance secretary plt-
rick Foley; treasurer Patrick Foley.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-12-25
A. O. II. Elections.

The following officers of various d.
visions of the A. o. II. wcro recently
elected in the below mentioned places
in Minnesota:
Division No. 1, A. o. r., OF Washing
ton county, at n regular meeting held In
Saltwater. Dec 6. elected officers as fol-
lows: President, NJ. w. Murray; vice
president, ID. J. IInocy; recording sec
rotary, Philip Ryan; financial secretary,
i. H. Curley; treasurer, John W. Clnrcy;
insurance secretary, w. H. Welsh.
Wasccn. Wascc;A county. Div. No. l..
President. James Conway; vice prcsi-
dent, Michael Lambert; recording sccrc-
lary, Charles Spillhnc; financial snrre-
lary, d. O'Kcrfc; Insurance secretary,
ID. OKccfe; treasure, Patrick McI.oono;
county president, Thomas Boucher.
Minneapolis, iIenncpin county, Div.
No. G--Presidcnt, John r. O'MalIcy; vice
president, James II. buckley; recording
secretary, John T. Boylan; financial see
rotary, Denis Bow; insurance secretary,
William buckley; treasurer, J. J. Mo
Carthy.
Hastings. Dakota county, Div. No. i
President, j.. Caro!hn; vice prGsidcAt,
Denis McNhmarl; recording secretary,
J. r. Stevens; financial secretary, Thorn
az McShanc; Insurance secretary, J. r.,
Cavanangh; treasurer. j. ]. Currler.
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CHAPTER XIV.

GTRIKE THE JOLLY ROGER.
had scarce gained position on TIE
bowsprit, when the flying jb tapped
and filled upon the other tack. with
report like a gun. The schooner trem-
bled to her keel under the reverse: but
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Special to tho Irish Standard

Special to tho Irish Standard.
Hastings. Mimi, Dec. 23-Div. No. /.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., held their
annual election Friday evening, Dec. II,
at A. o. II. hall. The following are the
officers for the ensuing year: President
Miss Theresa Conley; vice president,
Miss Julia Thorne; financial secretary
Miss Margaret Molamphy; recording
secretary, Miss Anna Mcshane; treas
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To euro Constipation Forever,
II c. c. fail TO cure druggists refund money:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Henry Ingraham, a leading whole
sale grocer OF Columbus, Ca, commit
ted suicide last night in the Pulaski
House. He left note bidding his wife
good bye, but giving no explanation OF
the deed.
&c. Benedict's steam yacht Oneida,
which anchored in the New London,
Conn.,, harbor last night, having on
board ex.President Grover Cleveland,
left Just before noon to-day. None OF
the party came ashore. The Oneida Is
on her way to Buzzard's Bay.
One of three mud scows in tow OF 8
tug, was blown to atoms this morning
at Chicago by an explosion OF gases
Just after having passed through the
Rush street draw. All the buildings il
the vicinity were shaken to their ioun.
dations. One Of the hands on the scow
was blown into the river and drowned.
Reports from New York cotton mills
indicate that the manufacturers are COZ.
WINGED that they must unite to curtaii
the output. Uncertainty as to the final
passage of the tariff bill has had the
effect of making buyers more conser-
vative than ever and in the absence Of
brisk inquiry prices have suffered. The
export demand, like the domestic, has
been light, and the shipment for the
week moderate only.
Frank Makley. member OF a well known
and once wealthy family Of horseshoeTs
hanged himself at Dayton, Ohio, this morn
ing The cause is supposed to have been tes-
pondency and an attack Of grip.
TIE S. q. Howe Shoe Company and the
boot and shoe workers international union &;
Marlboro, Mass, have reached an agreement.
The prices agreed upon are practically re-
duction Of 3 per cent.
Sanders D. Bruce, OF New York, famous
ex.Connfederate and editor of the Amercau
Speed Book, was parslyzed at Lexington.
Ky, to-day. His condition is critical.
Gov. Tanner of Illinois mas signed the gas
bills. As result the companies forming the
Chicago Gas Trust will be able TO consolidate,
saving thereby $250,000 annually.
In a fight among gang OF tramps who had
cmaped near Pea Shore, q few miles from
Camden, n j.. to-day. two Of them were kill
ed and several injured By stabbing.
James Carey. one OF the three Warren,
Ark, bank robbers, who is at the Warren
jail, is strongly guarded, but his lynching IS
hourly expected.
There have been fifty assertions from the
bsttleship Oregon since It arrived OF Pnset
Sound. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
FRAUDULENT NEGRO SCHOOLS
NEW YORK CITY. June 4. 1897.

To The Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Sir-Will you allow me a space in
your journal to state to the white
friends OF your city how they have been
misrepresented i'll the North by colored
men from Alexandria and vicinity who
have been collecting money here in
New York and elsewhere for schools in
Alexandria and vicinity, saying the
white people did not give them any
schooling unless there was some money
left over, when they would then give
the colored ones few months. Some
of these men are living here in New
York, and only go to Alexandria once
in while; others are gone West,
working the people there, saying that
they are trying to build up churches
which have been blown down. I have
a circular in my possession calling for
$4,000 from northern people to build
school house near Arlington, Va,
saying there are 800 colored children
there who have never seen the inside
of school house. We have good white
people in Alexandria, and think that
these fellows ought to be brought to an
account. Respectfully yours,
RoBT. B. ROBINSON,
Prast. John Hay Industrial School.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1ss

ONE OF the gold boilers organs says
1t looks as if the "split in the democrat
ic party on the currency question Will
be permanent" and mentions the fact
that "about twenty"o the so-called gold
democrats of Iowa have met and called
a State convention to nominate ticket,
if that of the democratic convention be
not entirely satisfactory to them. There
ia no split in the democratic party on the
currency, or any other question. mat
marty cast over six and half million
yotes at the last election, while the de-
serters from it, all told, cast only
132,056-less even than Mr.. lowering,
the temperance candidate, received.
Certainly that shows no "split." But
even most of the desertera referred to
now acknowledge that they were gross
" and egregiouzly deceived, and have
gladly returned to the fold from which
in an evil hour for themselves they
gtraved. Those who haven't come
back, prefer high tariffs, trusts, monopo-
lies and force bills, to low tariffs, silver
money, personal liberty and other
democratic principles; they are conse
quently republicans, and not demo
Gratis and will continue to help the Ter
mer, az they did last fall. They should
however, for their own sake, abandon
the ridiculous pretense of calling them
selves democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
The Lambeth Congrcss.


New YORK, June 5.-Five Ameri-
can bishops of the Episcopal Church,
Dudley, OF Kentucky; Worlhington, OF
Nebraska; Leonard, of Ohio; Perry, Of
Iowa, and Vincent, OF Southern Ohio,
sailed on the Lucania to day to take
part in the Queens jubilee and attend
the Lambeth congress. Six American
bishops sailed last week. Among the
various subjects to be considered by the
college of bishops will be the revision
of marginal notes and commentaries on
the St. James Bible, discussion OF for.
eign mission work and the relation OF
brotherhood inside the church. All
the American bishops have engage.
ments to speak in English churches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
Opening and Closing of the Mails.

opening ana CLOSING Oh tuc INdllS.
Northern msils close at Z 80 and II 40 a.
N. and 1 Is, , so, & 90 and 30 p. n.
Open at s 90 g. m, u 90 N. and 90 p. N
Southern mails Wis Charlottesville, close
at 7 so and 10 55 q. In. and 2 Is and
s 80 p. m Open at 8 90 g. m and 90
Southern mails, via Richmond, ciose at
10 40 q. M and ID and 8 30 Pm.
Manassas Division mails ccse at so a. u.
and 3 45 D. m. Open at 1 p. m.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close at
8 40 a. m. and 90 p. m. Open at 8 90 3. N.
and 3 SOP. N.
o. m. and 80 p. m. Open at s 90 8. m. and
45 p. m.
Washington mails close st 80 and II 10
a. M, and l Is, 9 go 6 so and 8 80 p. m.
Open st 90 g. m, u 90 m. and 90 and
ofice Foars-open at 8 90 q. m. Close 8.
: sunday HOurs-open at 900 a. m. Close
at 80 a. m.
Carriers' Schedule Collections made on
inside routes-6 80 and 10 90 a. m. and
3 90 and 5 80 p. m. Full route-6 30 a. m.
and s 80 .. IN. Sunday collection 5 90 D.,
m Carriers window open Sunday 9 90 a. m.
and close 80 q. N.
Deliveries made 8 90 q. m, 12 90 M, and
All mail should be in Office ten minutes
hsfore hour indicated for closing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05

AT filibuster meeting in Washing
ton last night Congressman Swanson, Of
Virginia, made speech, in which he said
Cuba has capital which Spain cannot
reach" And he might have added,
"nor anybody else" The Cuban in
surgents do with their capital as the
Arabs do with their tents, fold it up
and silently steal away, at the approach
Of even the smallest squad of Spanish
soldiers. Congressman Green, Of Ne
braska, said he would be willing to
vote-not dollar of his own-but a
hundred million or more of the peo-
Pies money, to send warships to Cuba.
Filibusters are always liberal with
other peoples money. The low
est estimated cost of war
on account OF Cuba is bill
lion dollars, all of which would be
lost, as Spain is too poor to make any
restitution. That immense sum, ad-
ded to the already enormous public
debt, and the high taxes the people
have to pay to meet the interest there
on. would about make the last straw
their tax ridden backs could stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
The Ohio Lynching.

COLUMBUS, o., June 5.-A special
from Urbana says that that city this
morning is very different place from
the Urbana of yesterday. The city mas
resumed it's normal condition and the
scene has changed entirely and the spec
tacle of peaceable community is pre-
sented. Sheriff McLain and Cap
tain Leonard returned to-day, but are
10 seclusion. 1t is the general un-
derstanding that the sheriff drove to
Springfield and nobody outside the cap
tain's circle of immediate friends
knew where he went. 1t was report
ed last evening that mob OF $50 was
organizing to 20 to Springfield after the
sheriff, and such word went to Spring
field, having the effect, it is said, OF
driving the sheriff off to Dayton.
He is universally condemned by the
people and held responsible for the
shooting of citizens by the militia.
As for the captain ne is condemned for
ordering the soldiers to fire and the
boys of the company for firing into q
crowd OF their fellow citizens. After
their escape from the jail the members
of the company have not dared to show
their faces upon the street, and many
of them have left the city. Their
troubles are not over with yet. Some
of the wounded claim TO know who
shot them, and several thrsshings are
laid up. 1t is reported that the father
of Harry Bell, who was killed, threat
ems to kill Captain Leonard on sight.
The body of "Click" Mitchell, the
rapist, who was the cause OF all the
trouble, is an elephant on the hands OF
the city. No one seems to want it.
Before being removed from the court
house yard relic hunters had nearly cut
the coat of the dead man. Every but
ton was gone and even his shoes and
stockings were taken of and carried
away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05

WHILE THE University of Virginia
takes apparent delight in appointing
Northern republicans to it's professional
chairs, for the assigned reason that
politics should have nothing to do with
education, the new board of regents Of
the University of West Virginia, re-
Gently appointed by the republican
Governor of that State, will, it is said
remove the democratic professors there
and appoint republicans in their stead.
1t seems that while all other people
obey the biblical injunction to provide
for their own households first, Vir
ginia democrats do not; and that has
been their failing for long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
Prest. John Hay Industrial School

YOUNG HILBERT is PENITENT.-Rob-
ert Hilbert, the young man incarcerat-
ed in the Atlantic City, n. j., Jail pend,
ing the result of the wounds he infict-
ed upon Mrs. Phoebe Phillips, yesterday
received sympathetic letter from his
mother, postmarked Philadelphia. Her
words were tender and affectionate,
showing mothers love, and mildly re-
preaching him. He has been morose
and silent since he was first placed in
jail, and the letter seemed to affect him
greatly, making him respondent and
increasing the fears of his jailers that
he may attempt to end his troubles by
suicide. HILBERT wrote his mother not
to waste any sympathy upon him, as he
wanted to assume the responsibility of
his crime alone and cause no worry to
any member of his family. He was
sorry and repentant now for his mad
conduct, but was willing to bear the re
suits and pay whatever penalty that
justice may exact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05

The GOVERNOR USES CoNvIcrs.-
Under Guard Drew several convicts
have been at work this week at Dundee,
Governor O'Ferralls country house, on
Reedy Creek, near Forest Hill Park.
The grounds have been cleaned and
this SUNNI er the spacious lawn will be
made prettier than ever. Governor
O'Ferrall is evidently making prepara-
to take up his residence there as i'm
provements are being made. Comment
has been made that the Governor ought
not to use convicts on his private prop
erty. He has perfect right to the use
of SEVERAL Richmond State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
The House was not in session to-day.

Supreme Court Justice Depue in
Newark, n. j., to-day ordered the dis
charge from the Essex county jail OF
Henry Kohl, who was convicted Of
numbering his cousin, Joseph Preinel,
and was twice sentenced to be hanged.
The court of errors and appeals had set
aside the conviction OF Kohl and order
ed a new trial. Prosecutor Crane, of
Essex county, had made no move to-
ward setting a date and it was then
that Lawyer Henry served notice that
a date would have to be set or Kohl
released. As the principal witness
against Kohl had died the prosecution
thought it useless expense to try him
again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Two slight earthquake shocks were
felt in Wytheyille last night.
Mr.. William ". Stairs and Mrs.
Emma Dickinson, both of Fredericks.
burg, were married there last night,
Rev. T. 5. Dunaway officiating.
at meeting OF the Lynchburg City
Council yesterday Mr.. John N. Otey
was elected City Auditor to succeed his
father. the late Col. Kirkwood Otey.
The election in Middleburg resulted
as follows: Mayor, E. F. Powell ;
Councilmen. ". b. Adams, c. E.
Chamberlayne, ]. Doyce, ". R. Kellie,
W. J. Luck and J. NJ. Martin.
The mill and other property of the
Orange Manufacturing Company was
sold at public auction by R. 81. House
worth, suctioneer, on Thursday, May
9th, at Orange Courthouse, and was
purchased by Dir. robert s. Walker, Of
Madison, for the sum OF 1925. The
property cost originally $4,000.
The safe in the Southern Railway
and express Office at Woodstock Wa;
cracked Thursday night and emptied o
its contents. An entrance was effected
by breaking glass and turning window
catch. The door OF the safe was com
pletely blown asunder, and about 81;
was all the burglar got for his trouble
The Richmond democratic city com
| mittee last night adopted the plan fol-
holding the primaries on June a fol
election of delegates to the State COZ
vention. The plan agreed on permit:
any white qualified voter to participate
who pledges himself to support the
nominees OF the Roanoke convention
This, of course, makes no discrimina
ton against gold boilers OF last year
The plan is practically the one adopted
four years ago for the selection OF dele
gates to the convention which nominal
ed Governor C'Ferral. Many republi
cans took part in that contest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-05

WHILE THERE is no tax on ostrich
feathers, there is q high duty on salt
and sugar. But then, it must not be
forgotten, that ostrich feathers are
prime necessary OF life, while salt and
sugar are superhuoua luxuries. But as
a majority of the people who use salt
and sugar voted for Mr.. Mckinley and
a high tariff Congress, they should GER
tainly be able to stand the racket.