The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-01-28
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ulm h reception on wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ell Torrance state regent of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
has issued a call to the regents, dele
gates to the national congress, to meet
for conference Saturday, Feb. 4, 2:30
p. M, at the West Hotel. In this meet
ing the state regent for the ensuing
year will be elected.
The trial of A. B. Cushing, charged
with the murder of Dr. Ormond of
Rochester, Mimi. is up for hearing in
the district court
Miss Anna Toomey, 800 Main street
northeast. broke her left ankle yester-
day morning. Miss Toomey, who is a
teacher at Bryant school, was waiting
for her car at Washington and Henne-
pin avenues. In running to catch it
she slipped, with the result stated. Dr.
S. M. Moulton attended her temporarily.
and she was afterwards removed to St.
Barnabas Hospital.
Orders emanating from police head
quarters have been given patrolmen re-
garding the hours to be kept by saloons
At midnight promtly the doors are to
be locked and the blinds pulled down.
No one Is to be admitted after 12 o'clock
Those in the saloon are given an hour
In which to leave, and by 1 o'clock the
bartender is supposed to have vacated
the place, leaving the blinds down so
that the police can see through the bar
room. The orders to the rank and file
Of the department are strict in regard
to enforcing these rules. The hours
named are the same as held sway under
the previous administration.
Thomas F. Young, brother of Senator
r.. 7. Young, and prominent attorney
in Benson, Swift county died Tuesday
morning in his room in the Pauley
House, 10 Nicollet avenue, of heart dis
ease. Twenty minutes before his death
he summoned the bell boy and asked
that doctor he procured at once He
also directed that his brother be notified
and a telegram was sent to him at the
Ryan Hotel, in st. Paul. When the
doctor reached the room Mr.. Young
was dead. The deceased had been
prominent in Swift county politics for
a number of years. He held the office
of county attorney, and had also been
appointed to other positions. He came
to Minneapolis yesterday week, on legal
business. He was A years of age. He
Is survived by a widow and six children.
the eldest of whom is a daughter. IL
years old. His brother accompanied the
body to Benson.
The county board of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians will hold its annual
meeting at o'clock tomorrow Sunday
afternoon, at Labor Temple.
The directors of the Hennepin Saw
lngs & Loan association met at 2l5 Tenn
pie Court Wednesday evening. Annual
reports of the officers We're received
and adopted The association has paid
a dividend of s per cent on installment
stock, and per cent on paid-up stock.
for 1893, and has a considerable surplus
of undivided profits besides. The
growth OF this institution has been sub
stantial, Notwithstanding the hard
times, and since the first of the wear
there is Increased demand for it's stock.
The officers and directors invite inves-
tigation, and offer to investors as high
returns consistent with safety as can be
found anywhere in the state. Persons
intending to build or improve homes
should call upon the secretary, G. ].
Pauly, 215 Temple Court, and inyesti-
gate the plan. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, John O'Donnell; first vice.
president, w. H. Gibbs; second vice
president, Thomas Johnson; secretary.
Gus J. Pauly; treasurer, E. c. Larpen-
teur; attorney. John j. McHale
Rev. M. A. Horrigan, lately arrived in
this city from Memphis, Tenn, will
preach at the late mass next Sunday, at
Holy Rosary church, where he is the
newly elected prior. An elaborate pro-
gram of music has been arranged for
Ihe OCCASION. Inc quartet and choir
Will render La Hache's "Missa Pro
Pace" 'Veni Creator" quartet. bv
Mozart, Mrs. Bella Huntley, Mrs. Agnes
Hart, ]. B. German. w. H. Kitz: Offer
tory, soprano solo, Heaven Hath Shed
Tear" by Mrs. Huntley, with violin
obligato by Miss Gertrude Phelps,
There will be card party held in
Holy Rosary hall on Tuesday, Feb. Z.
This entertainment will be under the
auspices of Holy Rosary Sunday school
teachers.
Father Cleary's topic for next Sun
day evening at st. Charles church will
be The Sin of Unbelief."