The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1897-10-30
IN and AROUND THE CITY.

~nlle consul bOOtn-Iucker, OF the Sal
Eation Army, was speaking. AS she
was drawing her address to close her
voice grew suddenly weak and she ex-
claimed in broken tones: "Will you
pardon me if l ask the secretary to
bring me glass Of water? feel lit
tie strange tonight, and IL" Then
her voice failed and she pitched back
ward in dead faint. She was caught
In the arms of sisters who sat directly
behind her, and while they were endeav-
Oring to restore her COL Higgins stepped
to the front of the altar and called out:
us there physician In the audience?
IT so will he kindly come to the plat
form?" DR.. Martha Ripley Immediate
ly responded, and while she was maxi
ing her way down the aisle the consul,
who had been partly restored, was as
sisted into an ante room. DR.. Ripley at
once applied restoratives and in short
time the patient was herself again, al
Enough in very weak condition. She
was afterwards conveyed in a carriage
to the residence of Mayor Pratt.
The jury in the Hangar case dis
agreed. seven being for acquittal and
five for conviction.
About 60 ex-subjects of King Oscar,
of Norway and Sweden, swore allegiance
to Uncle Sam the other evening. What
are the ex-subjects of Queen Victoria
doing in the way of naturalization?
According to the religious census Just
taken the following Christians are rep
resented in this city: Adventists, Bap-
lists, Disciples, Friends, Methodists,
Mission Friends, Universalists, Catho-
lies, German Evangelical, Congregation
alists, Episcopalians, Lutherans, Pres
byterians, Salvation Army, Unitarians,
Jews. spiritualists, Brethren. Mormons,
Christian Science, Volunteers of Ameri-
ga. Swedenborgian, Theosophists Dunk
ards, Moravians.
The marriage of Miss Ella Dunn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn,
and Mr.. Howe, was solemnized at the
home of the BRIDES parents, 1906 Fourth
street south, by the Rev. Father Arc
tander. in the presence of the relatives
and intimate friends of the young peo-
pie. At o'clock the Lohengrin bridal
march, played by Miss Alderman, an
nounced the approach of the bridal
party The maid of honor, her sister,
Miss Juliet Dunn, who preceded the
bride, was dressed in figured organdie
over green silk and carried pink roses.
The bride entered on the arm of her
father and was met at the foot Of the
stairs by the bridegroom and his best
man, George Mills. The bride looked
charming in her gown Of white organdie
with trimmings of lace and ribbon. AZ
ter the ceremony an elaborate luncheon
was served to the relatives and init
mate friends of the young people. The
costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe will reside
at 935 Fourteenth avenue south.
Fair Oaks. ex-senator w. D. Wash
burns residence, was burglarized by
clever second-story workers while the
family was at dinner last Monday. Jew
elry estimated at $4,000 to $4,000 was
stolen by the thieves. It included dia-
mond rings, diamond bracelets, dia-
mond brooches, pins, ETC., belonging to
Mrs. Washburn and other members Of
the family, and which was kept locked
up In dressing case drawer. The po-
lice believe that an expert gang of Sec
ond-story workers is operating in the
Twin Cities. and we'll known city de-
tective states that two residences in st.
Paul were robbed last Saturday night
in the same manner and $4,000 worth of
valuables secured.
Announcement of the marriage of o.
V. Tousley, formerly superintendent Of
the Minneapolis schools, to Mrs. Julia
B. Rice, which took place Thursday, of
last week in Boston, will be received
with surprise by Mr.. Tousley's large
long association with the public schools,
made him widely known through the
state, and his identification with the
words fair commission brought him adj
ditional influence. Mr.. Tousley has
made his home in the East since he left
Minneapolis. He and his bride will
make Europe the object of their wedding
tour and will remain abroad several
months. Prof. Tousley was consul to
Trieste, Austria. some years ago, the
appointment being given for political
services rendered by him while acting
as superintendent of schools.
Bishop Stanley, of North Dakota, will
open a mission for men at the church
of the Immaculate Conception tomor-
row. The mission will be exclusively
for men, and the great reputation Of
the Right Reverend preacher will no
doubt attract not only the men of the
parish, but large numbers from other
parishes. The gentlemen of the church
are oanvassing the district to bring
to the Sunday evening exercises every
Catholic man in the parish.
A Norwegian Presbyterian church,
the first in the United States, was es-
tablished in this city last Sunday.
Everyone desires to keep informed on
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