The Irish standard., 1897-02-27

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by the Hibernian band, an address was
delivered by Judge VIM. 8. Kelly on the
poetry and musical talents Of the Irish
people. Refreshments were served and
the balance Of the evening spent with.
songs, recitations. etc. by the members
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald, and MI.
John Calvin will be married Tuesday,
March 2, at o'clock at St. Michaeis
church, Rev. Father ONeil will ofici-
ate. Miss Margaret Calvin, the groom's
sister, and Mr.. Dennis Sullivan will be
the attendants A wedding breakfast
will be served at the brides home on
Delaware avenue, and an informal re-
ception will be held in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin will go to Denver,
and they will be at home after April l.
A dramatic event OF more than ordl-
nary importance will be the presentation
of C. T. Dazey's new drama. The war
of Wealth. at the Grand the coming
week. 1t is very elaborate and expen-
sive production and comes to this city
with probably as strong an endorsement
as was ever given melodrama IN New
York City. 1t is far above the average
me,odrarna and it has been mounted with
a lavish hand. All OF the scenery used
in the New York production will be used
here and the New York case will appear.
Division No. 3, Ladies Auxiliary, A.
o. H., has extended All invitation to all
members Of the Auxiliary to attend card
party to be given by the division at Cen
trail hall, on Monday evening, March I.
Arrangements have been completed by
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians and La
dies Auxiliary of Ramsey county, to GEL
citrate the anniversary of Robert En-
met" the Irish patriot, with musical
and literary entertainment, at Market
hall, Thursday evening, March 4. Hon.
John w. Willis will preside. and an ad-
dress will be delivered by Hon. lgnatlus
Donnelly. The musical program is in
charge of John F. Gehan, which is an as
surance that it will be the best program
ever presented at Hibernlan ceebra-
ton. There viii be no charge for adm1s-
sion, and cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Miss Katherine Mull1all, 81 years old,
who has been staying at the home OF her
sister, 276 Carroll street, for the past
| month, was taken violently insane short
| " before o'clock Tuesday evening, re-
quiring the services of four neighbors 70
restrain her. She was taken to the coun-
! ty Jail, and Judged insane in the probate
court, Wednesday, and removed to the
| asylum. Miss Mu1aall came to st. Paul
from Mortified, where she was quite i'll
for some time, and it is thought her de-
raneene1t is due to her weakened phys
| ical condition.
The jury il, the personal injury suit Of
Winnie McKenna against the city: which
was tried before Judge Otis Tuesday, re-
turned verdict in favor OF the plaintiff
for $500 The plaintiff, who is a little
| girl, fell on defective sidewalk on
| Reaney street and fractured her collar
bone.
| Archbishop Grace died at St. Joseph S
Hospital at Jas o'clock, Monday morn
! ing. The last wish OF the venerable
prelate, that he might live until the 4otl'
anniversary of the death Of Bishop Gre
tin, was granted, his death occurring on
the same day and almost the same hour
that Bishop Cretin breathed his last, 40
years ago. The funeral took place
Thursday morning from the Cathedral;
the pontihcal requiem mass was cele-
brated by Archbishop Ireland, assisted
by the clergy of the parish, and the
funeral sermon was preached by Rt. Rev.
John Stanley, bishop OF North Dakota.
The funreal cortege was the largest ever
witnessed in this part OF the country.
The body was deposited in the vault in
| Calvary cemetery.