The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-07-16
IN and AROUND THE CITY.

Anthony's Hall, a new temperance So
ciety was organized with AZ members
taxing the pledge President, James z.
Larklns; vice president, John Kinnane;
recording secretary, Patrick Callahan;
financial secretary, Matt Smith; treas
urer, John Sexton; marshall Michael
Harrlgan; sergeant-at-arms, John Early.
The name of the new society will be
st. Johns c. T. A. NJ. B. Society of st.
Anthony's parish. They will meet ey-
cry Sunday evening at 1890 Success
10 them is the wish OF the friends OF
temperance.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, T. B. A. soci-
: ety. OF st. Anthony's parish, at their last
regular meeting elected the following
omcers for the coming year: President,
mrs. Mary Mulvahill; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. p L. Collins; financial and
insurance secretary, Mrs. VIM. Leonard;
treasurer, Mrs. James Kelley. They
nave made good showing after one
year. Ihirty-siX members in good stand
ing and " of those insured. Their next
regular meeting will be held in St. An
thonys Hall, Sunday, July II, at 2::3O u.
IN. AL! who are interested in the cause.
OF temperance are cordially invited to at
tend.
The 18th Minnesota regiment no,r -
camp Ramsey, is pro',..b1v dost;noa es..
the Philippines if the war lasts ,o NO
e" t. require them there.
: ne supreme court has returned de-
clslon disbarring A. H. Mum, the Min
neapolis attorney, from practicing the
legal profession in this state. This is
result of the charges made against Mr.
Num- to the effect that he had altered
or forged certain records in the county
tax books Mum was tried twice in
the district court, but the jury could not
. agree either time, and Judge Smith noll-
? ed the case. The supreme court has de-
cided that the evidence was sufficient to
convict him. Num- is the fellow who is
mainly responsible for the defeat of
John H. Steele for judge of the district
= court. Though Judge Steele was the
first candidate nominated in the judi
cial convention, the INSCRIPTIONS Mum
placed another candidate at the head of
the printed ticket and thus defeated
him at the polls.
Bernard Daily, one Of the Oldest resi-
dents of The state, died last Sunday at
his late home, Litchfeld, Mimi, in the
Goth year of his age. The remains
were brought to this city for intermcnt.
N and laid to rest beside the body of his
wife of st. Mary's cemetery. He leaves
one daughter in this city, Mrs. w. W.
Rand.
Simon ]. Mccarthy, one Of the best
known and esteemed residents of the
East Side, was the victim of Distress
ing accident on the evening of July 4th,
at his home, 416 University avenue
northeast. He was lighting cannon
{ fire cracker, which exploded in his
hands, and so close to his face that one
y of his eyes was completely blinded and
the flesh badly lacerated. Though suf
fering intensely he is doing we'll, and
rejoices with his friends in the conso-
lation that one of his eyes was saved
The T. NJ. Roberts Supply House has
an immense supply of binding Irvine,
which they are selling at nearly two
cents per pound below New York prices.
Local dealers, unable to meet Roberts
prices on Irvine, have circulated the re-
T port that his stock was purchased from
| the prison authorities at Saltwater This
10 no 11t1tr re I,
Informed the Irish Standard that their
establishment never had at any time
since they have been in business, any
of the prison Irvine output on sale. They
simply purchased for cash at the right
time, millions of pounds from legitimate
manufacturers, and are now giving the
farmers the lowest prices to he obtained
anywhere.
Bishop Christie will administer con-
firmation to class of 25 converts from
Professionalism nearly all of them being
h. adults, at st. Stephens Church, after cell
ebration of mass on Sunday morning,
at 1920 o'clock. After the interesting
ceremony he will preach sermon ap-
pAOpAloIC " IAIC loiS OSSaolou clllll I'LL
part the episcopal blessing to the con-
gregation.
The annual river steamboat excursion
from Minneapolis to Prescott and return,
under the auspices Of st. Charles Church
will take place on Thursday, July 81.
Refreshments will be served on board
the Henrietta, and the Cadet Band, a.
o. H. will go along to regalc the excur-
\ sionists with music. A happy and
pleasant time is anticipates
George H. Spry, we'll known attor-
ney, was killed by an electric car last
Tuesday. His body got under the wheels.
was dragged quite a distance, and his
II head terribly mangled. The coroner $
jury returned verdict that the accident
was caused by his own carelessness The
B deceased leaves a wife and family.
Mrs. J. c. Sheehan and son Milton are
\ spending month with friends in Mont
gomery.
6, Mrs. Robert Brady and Miss Mamie
al NTcRrady of Gracevi11a ara victim o.