The Irish standard., 1898-05-21

nesday morning and was largely attend
ed by friends of the srief-stricken fam
>!y. Requiem mass was celebrated at st.
Anthony of Padua church, after which
the remains We're laid to rest at st.
Mary's cemetery.
An illustrated lecture and trip to Ire
land, all for % cents, will be given at
ST. Lawrence church hail, Twelfth ave-
nue. and Seventh street southeast, We'd
nesday evening, May %. Everyone can
enjoy this trip without the diseonl-
future of ocean travel. The same lee
ture has Geen delivered by the famous
DR.. Dillon Egan. Over 100 magnificent
stereoptican views of scenes in Ireland.
The entertainment will also include
one-act farce entitled, "In Want of a
Servant"
Michael Barry, young man highly
esteemed by all his acquaintance, died
at the home of his parents III Corcoran
town last Saturday after short illness.
His death in early manhood was great
AA-iN'A"i
their only son. The funeral was held
on Monday from the church at Maple
Grove and was the largest seen in that
locality for many years. After the cele-
bration of requiem mass the body was
inferred at Maple Grove cemetery.
Invitations are out for a social dance
to be given next Wednesday evening by
The Emerald Social club at A. o. Z. w.
hall, 229 Central avenue. Days Or
chestra will furnish music for the dam
GERS. The following committeeman will
have charge of the affairs: Master of
ceremonies, John L. Meekin; arrange
ments, y. f. McGrath, d. Harrington. NJ.
Moran; floor, NJ. w. Lyons, r. ]. Tahey,
Harry Murphy, r. NJ. English; reception,
N, c. O'Connor, l. Brett, j. L. Hebron.
There is not much stir on the Skaguay
trail, says James Bracket, son of Geo.
A. Bracket, who has just returned from
that vicinity. The snow and ice are
with the result that the trails are impas:-
sable. BY July. however, a .4s rush IS
expected. Mr.. Bracket says that fully
S3O,000000 i'll gold will he taken out OF
the Klondike country this season. Hc
speaks we'll of the Canaulan authorities
and mounted Police, and says that the
Americans are satisfied.
The annual lawn festival for the ben
fit CT the House of the Good Shepherd
on Bloomington avenue will be held on
the grounds OF that benevolent institu-
ton on Thursday evening, June 80. 1t
is unnecessary to say that the good Sis
tiers in charge of this excellent home
for erring and Maynard girls deserve
hearty encouragement. Tickets, IN
Guiding refreshments, 25 cents.
A grand musical recital will be given
at st. Charles church on Sunday eve
ming, May 20, Gu the occasion of the
opening of the magnificent new pipe OF
gan.
Senator Wyman, of this city, who is
pious and liberal Methodist, tells good
the North Of Ireland who is in his emi-
poy. The morning after FIR. Clearly
iittured to the young mems club of
Plymouth Congregational church on
Some Misconceptions Of the Catholic
Religion" the Irish Orangeman ap-
preached Mr.. Wynlan will! sad and a
detected expression on his face: What
is the matter?" asked the senator. "Oh,
nothing; but have you read the morn
ing papers?" YES" said Mr.. Wyman,
who was thinking of war news. We'll"
said the follower Of King William,
What is the world coming to when
Professionals ask a Romish priest to talk
to them in their own church building
OH the Misconceptions of Romanism?'
But, SAM" exclaimed Mr. Wyinan,
would you want Professionals to have
misconceptions CT the religion of their
Catholic neighbors?" mo, wouldn't,
said the Orangeman from the banks of
the Boyne. but l would not believe
word from the Papst priests; they are
bad men," Mr.. Wyman laughs heartily
when he tells the story and is surprised
to find such prejudice existing at the
close of the 18th century.
Rev. Alexander Christie, pastor OF st.
Stephens church. will be consecrated
Bishop of Vancouver at the Cathedral
in st. Paul Wednesday, June 20. Arch
bishop Ireland will officiate large
number Of the hierarchy and clergy will
be in attendance. The Catholic laity of
the Twin Cities, who admire the many
good qualities of FIR. Christie, will be
present In large numbers to witness the
imposing ceremonies on the occasion.
Manager Burnett of the Northwestern
Hide and Fur company of this city is
man who understands his business
thoroughly and whose enterprise has
made the name of his business house
familiar in every household in the fur
bearing territory of the Northwest Mr.
Burnett's latest work is a drawing de-
signed by himself representing con-
vcntion of all the fur bearing animals
of North America, tributary to Minneap-
oils, presided over by mammoth black
bear. From the drawing an artist has