The Irish standard., 1898-01-01
FROM THE CAPITAL.

William L. Kelly, Jr., for some time
connected with the law firm of Mum
& Boyeson, will sever his connection
with that firm the first Of the year and
open law office for himself.
The county board, A. D. H., will hold
Its regular meeting an Thursday even
ing. Jan. g. in hall OF Div. No. 3, Central
block, corner Of Sixth and Seventh
streets.
Word was received in st. Paul Mon :
day Of the death OF Felix Mccarthy,
brother of Charles l. Mccarthy, Of the
firm of Mccarthy & Donnelly, of this
city. Mr.. Mccarthy died somewhat
suddenly at the Sisters Hospital, Butte,
Mont. The cause CT death was pneu-
monia, and the deceased had Eeen i'll
but few days. Mr.. Mccarthy was
we'll known in st. Paul, where he lived
for number OF years. For a time he
conducted restaurant in connection
with the Buckingham. About a year
ago he went to Butte, where he had
been engaged in the jewery business.
Mr.. Mccarthy was about AZ years OF
age. Charles l. Mccarthy left for
Butte Monday to get the remains, and
bring them to this city for interment.
Div. No. 5. A. O. H., held its annual
meeting Friday evening, Dec. II, at the
hall. corner Prior and University av-
enues. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. A. ]. Mccarthy; president,
]. ]. McDonnell: recording secretary,
M. ]. Foley; financial secretary, P. r.
Clark; treasurer, James Dooley; insur-
ance secretary, Il. J. Doyle.
Div. No. 2, A. .. H., held its annual
meeting and election of officers at Cen
trail hall on Tuesday evening. The Of
ticers elected are: President, Patrick
]. McHugh; vice-president, Robert Pur-
cell; recording secretary w. Fl. Burns;
financial secretary, j. b. Nolan; treas
urer, Barney Ryan; insurance secre-
tary, ]. J. Strupp; sergeant-at-arms,
John McGrath; sentinel, d. D. larring-
ton; physician, DR.. Charles j. Meade.
very important person arrived at
the home Of Bob Clarke on Litchflcld
avenue, Thursday, Dec. 70, and in con-
sequence Bob spent a very happy
Christmas, and received the congratu-
lations of his many friends. It's boy.
Mgr. Martinelli was the guest of
honor at another small dinner party
given Tuesday evening at the residence
OF Archbishop Ireland. Those present
were: Archbishop Ireland, Archbishop
Hennessey, of Dubuque; Archbishop
Katzer. of Milwaukee; Archbishop
l4angevin. of Winnipeg; Bishops Scam
nell and Bonacum, OF Nebraska; Bish-
op Cotter. of Winona; Bishop McGol-
rick. of Duluth; Bishop Stanley, of
Fargo; Bishop O'Gorman, of Sioux
Falls: Bishop I>robec, of st. Cloud;
Bishop Mesmer, OF Green Bay; Father
Keogh. of Milwaukee; Father Clearly, Of
Minneapolis; DR.. Rocker and DR.. Pace,
of Washington, D. c.
A reception will be given to the
apostolic delegate at the Ryan hotel OH
New Years eve. D. w. Lawler will de-
liver an address of welcome. The
leading Catholics of the city will man
age the affair. The reception will be-
gin promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Archbishop Ireland gave a dinner at
his home on Portland avenue last
Monday night in honor of his two dis
tingushed guests, Mgr. Martinelli, the
apostolic delegate from Rome and Most
Rev. Langevin, of st. Bonafacius, of
Winnipeg. The interesting event mark
ed the eighth anniversary Of the con-
secration at the Cathedral, St. Paul, of
Bishops Stanley, of North Dakota; Cot
ter, OF Winona, and McGolrick of Du-
luth These three churchmen with the
most and his two guests, and DR.. Rock
er, Mgr. Martinelli's secretary, and Dr..
Pace, dean of the Catholic University
at Washington, completed the clerical
representation, while the laymen bid
den to the dinner included H. p. Up
ham, Col. W. P. Clough, John D.
O'Brien, Samuel Hill, II. c. McNair and
E. B. Dahlgren, of st. Paul, and An
thony Kelly, of Minneapolis. When
the courses had been discussed, the
three bishops, being called upon, spoke
briefly concerning the upbuilding of the
church in this Western county, after
which some of the other gentlemen
spoke informally.