The Irish standard., 1898-04-23
IN AND AROUND the CITY.


Tuesday on an indictment charging
him with manslaughter in the first de.
gree for the killing Of Harry Stafford
He did not appear at all frightened al
the turn of affairs and pleaded not
guilty. The case was set for May IS
and bail was fixed at $500. No bonds.
men had been secured, but the officer
was released on his own personal recog-
nizance until bail could be furnished
L. A. Clarity appeared for the defense
Dr. Henry N. Avery, commissioner OF
health Of Minneapolis, was found dead
In bed at Forman. N. d.. last Sunday
morning. For tho preceding week DR..
Avery had been In ill-health. although
able to attend to his duties. He had
been u sufferer from stomach trouble
for q considerable length of time, and
Friday night he decided to take a brief
vacation. Saturday morning he left on
a 500 train for tho West. That evening
found him in Forman, N. d. He regis
tered at the Washburn house. He went
to his room and after partaking OF a
light supper retired. Half an hour
afterwards he was taken with Il fit Of
vomiting. and called tho clerk. The
latter remained With him a short time,
and left him much improved. DR.. Avery
did not respond to the breakfast call
Sunday morning, but his room was not
entered until noon. When tho clerk
Went to call MIN after dinner. the life
less body was found in bed. The ap-
pearance of tho bed showed that death
had been peaceful.
Revs. w. r. Dunn. j. r.. Higgins and
c. Murray. of tho Dominican order, are
out of the city giving missions FIR.
Dunn is alono in Nebraska. while FIR.
Higgins and Fr. Murray are together at
Mitchell, S. d.
Very Rev NJ. A. Sheehan. o. II
prior OF Holy Rosary convent. leaves
next Monday for Europe. He sails from
New York on May 10 to attend a gen.
eral council OF tho Dominican order.
which convencs in Vienna on May 81
FIR. Sheehan goes as the companion Of
tho provincial Of the United States
Very Rev. T.. l.. Kcarney. o. p. who ID
now In GAINESVILLE, o.
The annual musical Of the music
pupils of tho Dominican Sisters will
take place on April 90 at Holy Rosary
hail. An elaborate program has been
prepared and q raro trca- may be an
ticipated by these intending to be pres
ent.
Last Friday evening Rev. J. NJ Clcary
delivered an interesting lecture at the
club room OF the young people Of ply
mouth Congregational church. the
young men invited him to enlightcn
them on points OF Catholic doctrine
and no took for his subject Some Mis-
conceptions Of tho Catholic Religion"
He was listened to with rapt attention
and received vote of thanks from
tho club.
Tho Idiot Witness" will DO pre-
scented at tho Lyccum theatcr on the
evening Of the 18th Of May for tho
benefit of Levi Butler Post of the G. a.
r. Capt NJ. Whclan. commander of
tho post, will assume the leading part
and DO supported by superb amateur
artists who have achieved distinction
on tho board.
District Assembly No. 70, X. Of H.,
will ,rtu l,,,, Of MI 1,nJ ni l. Il
lers hall. corner Lyndalc and Sixth
avenue north. next Friday evening.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady
81 90 each, including banquet.
On Thursday evening May 5, TIE
ladies Of Div. No. 4, Ladies' Auxiliary,
A. o. H., will give Il social dance at
their hall 2413 Bloomington avenue.
Tho Avoca club will give a cinch
party at their hall over Hofflin's drug
store next Monday evening. Tickets.
including refreshments. Is cents.
Prizes will be given the winners. All
cnch players arc invited.
Mrs Ella Smith, beloved wife Of
James A. Smith, died on Thursday,
April ID, at st. Marys hospital after an
operation had Eeen performed for the
removal of q cancer Tho deceased was
al years Of age and leaves a husband
and several children. Tho funeral was
held last Saturday from the residence,
1916 Seventh street south. After
tho celebration of requiem mass at
st Charles church tho remains were in
tered at St. Mary's cemetery. The be-
reaved husband has been Il conductor
for the Minneapolis Street Railway CO.
for tho past ID years.
J. c. O'Kccffe, for a number of years
past with Browning. King & Co.,
cIcthiers, IS now with the Palace
Clothing Co., where his numerous
friends throughout the city and state
may find him during business hours
w. M Archer has gone back to his old
love, tho clothing business, and is now
greeting his friends daily ct Browning
King & Co.'s store