The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-09-30
CITY AND VICINITY.
TERSELY TOLD.

TERSELY TOLD.
Rev. George A. Arctander, for the
st two years assistant at St. Stephens
urch, is now stationed at St. Charles
4 hurch.
Mayor Gray is home from San Fran
leo and is ready to receive applica-
ms to fill vacancies in the police de-
ftment.
@resident Mckinley will be the guest
Tom Lowry while in the city. He
es not care very much for w. D.
: sshburn since the publication OF his
: E1xiew against trusts and high tariffs.
Judge Lochren has gone to Fergus
Nils, where he opened the September
la of the United States court for that
rict Tuesday. The business of the
1T will be disposed OF within week.
4he Woman's Temperance Society of
Anthony's parish will meet Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp in St. An
1hony hail. Every member is requested
\ be present as business OF importance
MI come before the meeting.
ia grand ball will be given by Div. No.
Ma. o. H., at Foresters' hall, 1901 E.
4tanklin avenue, Thursday evening,
Il pv. g. There will also be cake walk
1h II o'clock. Tickets, including re-
I l4eshments, rs cents. Everyone cordial
m invited to attend.
h John S. Crosby, of New York, a
1krominent single tax lecturer, spoke to
3allarge audience at the Lyceum theater
HIST Thursday night. In the forenoon
Ne addressed the students of the state
diversity on the invitation of President
orthrup.
n The fifty or more public school build
sgs Of Minneapolis are accommodating
e,o3o children. The enrolment at the
Tslnning of the September term in 1893
$ 2o,556, an increase of 1864. There
no doubt that with sufficient school
pom the enrolment today would be at
last $4,000.
To promote interest in church music,
ather Keane has arranged to have a
fiominent music instructor meet the
loir each Wednesday evening during
e winter at the Immaculate Concep-
On church. An invitation is extended
III -, To r..
nd these meetings.
Mrs. Charles L. Locke, residing at
II w. Thirty-frst street, died last
Wednesday evening OF tuberculosis, aft
an illness extending over period Of
ur months. Mrs. Locke was we'll
own in Minneapolis, she having been
IN at Fort Smelling, the daughter Of
I fgeaht John S. Duffy, Company G.,
III resided here all her life.
sS.{illiam O'Meara, aged g, died
Wednesday at his home, 1915 Fifth
eehS. Mr.. O'Meara was native Of
land and had lived in Minneapolis
26 years. A wife and family survive
i. The funeral took place Thursday
rning from St. Charles church. The
erment was at St. Mary's cemetery.
Aaesidents of Sunnyside had celebra-
Il In of their own yesterday afternoon in
\ bnor of Dewey. They erected an
{ Rshty-foot flagstaff and raised thirty
Ut American flag, which foated proud
y In the breeze. Speeches were made
N Dr. c. NJ. Jordan, John Day Smith
a d others, which were applauded to
t echo by an enthusiastic assemblage.
Mr. James Pye, the husband of the
u e Rev. w. w. Satterlee's daughter,
a ID who is well-known manufacturer
oESthis city, received information the
olher day OF the death of his father at
" Melbourne, Australia. Though 50 years
O Mr.. Pye never saw his father,
9fugh he correspondent with him regu-
Il " for years. Mr.. Pye is an English
II IN, who is patriotic American citi-
z j. His son is an officer in the United
J. IS navy.
I: ]. M. Cleary has returned from
It. ,rnia where he attended Gov.
and his staff to welcome the Thir-
tel hth Minnesota. On his way back he
vl4ited Archbishop Christie at Portland,
OFegon, and found his grace enjoying
gdod health. Next Sunday Fl. Cleary
wi begin his Sunday evening lectures
INST. Charles church. The hour is
7:t5 and the subject of his discourse
wi be '"The Philosophy of Prayer"
A; mission will be free.
). he other night Martin Hendley, a
"a It car conductor, of Minneapolis,
dF FAMED that his brother, whom he has
nj seen nor heard from for dozen or
mi IRE years, had been killed in the Phil
iplines. He dreamed he saw him
st1etched out in death after slirmish.
Az .day later he saw in General Otis
published reports that William Hendley,
a spldier, had been killed. Mr.. Hendley
bel ewes that the man killed is his bro
thu and that his dream was strangely