The Irish standard., 1898-11-12

uar the reported action Of Gov.
1t was charged that he went
lis early, and had no hesitation
icing that he had not only vot-
nd, but for Ames for mayor.
belonging to Mr.. Martin Ring
or way and Second street north
e'. lght fire early last Sunday
.el.. and was almost totally de-
-slrv,.u. The origin of the fire is I'M
known.
The marriage of Miss Catherine Nc
Mahon to John Henry Fleming will be
solemnized in St. Charles church We'd
nesday morning, Nov. 16.
Organizers Swift and Field, Minnesota
State Federation of Labor, organized the
ornamental iron and wire workers of
the Twin Cities Sunday, the meeting be-
ing held in the Midway district to ac-
commodate the men from both cities.
The organization starts out with large
and enthusiastic membership, and prom
Uses to be in line with the older labor
organizations in short time.
Gen. G. Nice. Reeve, writing to p. M.
Babcock, in letter received Sunday,
says that Mrs. Reeve has arrived in
Manila and Joined him, that though the
weather is severe in heat, she minds it
climated by her stay in Honolulu. He
says the regiment has given up all hope
of leaving the Philippines Immediate
ly and now expects to be there until
summer. 1t is great disappointment,
but the soldiers grin and bear it. While
considerable sickness prevails in the
ranks and the men lack recuperative
power, collapsing and dying when they
seem to be getting we'll, smallpox does
not seem to be making Roadway, and
s. the situation is not as bad as often
painted in letters to home friends. Ac-
d cording to Gen. Reeve, they have had
Ino news about the future CT the islands.
r but if the country retains the Philip
: pines, he believes the chances are good
for fight with Aguinaldo, who is suf-
fering from a badly swelled head.
The inquest over the remains of Fred
Graham, who was killed Sunday night
at the railroad crossing at University
avenue and Oak street, was held at the
norgue last Monday. The engineer and
fireman of the switch engine, the SWITCH
ing crew and Drs. Deziel and Hill were
the only witnesses examined. The jury
returned verdict that Graham had
come to his death by being struck by
Great Western switch engine, through
the negligence of the company in not
= having man at the gates and the gates
in position when the engine was passing.
| Solemn high mass will be celebrated
In st. Stephens church Sunday, Nov. Is.
2 Rev. j. G. Byne will preach the sermon
and the choir will render Millard's
mass in B. In the evening Marcos
: third vespers in ID will be sung, for
lowed by sermon and benediction.
The annual Thanksgiving entertain
ment of Holy Rosary parish will assume
the style of an oyster supper. 1t prom
Uses to be something away above the
ordinary. An entertainment will be
given in connection with the supper, and
altogether those who attend Holy
Rosary hall on Thanksgiving evening
must surely have good time.
M. R. Fitzgerald received telegram
from Great Falls, Mont, Wednesday an
nouncing the election Of his brother,
John P. Fitzgerald, as auditor of Cas-
cade county. John has host of friends
in this city and countrywide will gladly
hear of his success in the political
arena. His advancement, political or
otherwise, will always be a source of
!, pleasure to his Minneapolis acquain-
: ;tances, and they are legion.
i The boys sanctuary choir of the
/ Church of the Immaculate Conception
will render a special service Sunday
evening. The choir comprises 40 voices.
The choir is preparing to give a sacred
concert the first week in December. Mrs.
, r. F. Jones, assisted by the quartet,
!. and chorus of so voices, will render a
program of sacred music.