The Irish standard., 1899-03-11
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

The Board of Trustees of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Benefit Association will
hold meeting at St. Anthony hall to-
morrow at p. m.
The St. Patrick's Day entertainment in
St. Lawrence parish, of which Rev. G.
GEMS is pastor, will be held one day in
advance of the other entertainments
throughout the city, as it will take place
on next Thursday evening, the 10th inst,
at St. Lawrence hall, corner Seventh
street and Twelfth avenue southeast. The
program for the occasion will be an ex-
cellent one, including feast of Irish
music, an address by Rev. J. J. Keane,
and a farce comedy entitled "Turn Him
Out" by the University Dramatic Com
pany. In addition there will be num-
Der OF specialties that will be very en-
joyable. The admission will be IS cents.
On Passion Sunday night, March 10,
the choir of St. Stephens church, under
direction Of Miss Chenevert, will give
a cantata entitled "The Man of Sorrow"
by Pearce. The soloists will be Mrs.
Geo. Odlum and DR.. ]. G. Armand; or
ganist, Miss Lulu Houle; and pianist,
Mr.. w. S. Marshall The rendition will
be exceptionally fine.
Two big wells are being sunk for the
beet sugar factory at St. Louis Park.
They will be from 1000 to 1900 feet deep
and sixteen inches in diameter, and are
expected to furnish the 100000 or S.
100000 gallons of water needed each day
by the factory. When completed they
will be among the largest wells in the
Northwest.
The impression prevailed in sporting
circles here that "The Terrible Turk"
who was defeated in a wrestling match
with Ernest Roeber at New York last
( Tuesday night was Hall Adali, who is
matched to wrestle Duncan Mcmillan
and D. B. Mcintyre at the Exposition
building, this city, next Tuesday night.
Later it was learned that this was not
the case and that "The Terrible Turk"
mentioned in the telegram was fake. A
telegram was sent to L. M. Houseman,
sporting editor of the Chicago Inter-
NJ Ocean, asking him in regard to the mat
ter. Mr.. Houseman's answer is as fol-
lows: "Not Hall Adali. He is in Chi
cago at the Revere house. The New
York Turk is fake"
Prof. D. L. Kiehle, OF the department
OF pedagogy of the university, started last
week on long European trip. In COM
pany with his brother, Rev. A. A. Kiehle
of Milwaukee, he will go by way of the
Mediterranean to Genoa, Italy, where his
brother will leave him for trip to Pal
estine. Prof. Kiehle will take in the
points of interest in Germany and France
and will later be rejoined by his brother
and make tour Of Southern Europe. He
will be absent from home until the OPEN
ing OF the university summer school in
July. During his absence the work in
the department of pedagogy will be con-
Quoted by D. E. Cloyd. Prof Kiehle is
an old educator and man of fine abil-
its. He served two terms as superintend-
ent OF public instruction. Like other
professors of the State University he is
an ex-minister of the gospel.
One of the Bidwells, who victi1nized
the Bank of England to the extent Of
S5,ooo,ooo by means of forged securities,
died in Butte, Mont, few days ago.
He was in this city short time ago and
left the story of his life in this Office He
claimed to have been chur, of Michael
Davitt and other Irish political prison.
ers in the English jails. The two broth
ers, Austin and George, were released
after twenty years. The former is the
one who died. He was born in Chi
cago.
Referring to the delay in the appear
ance of the Calendar Holy Rosary
Church, the editor OF that interesting
publication says: "The regular March is
sue, together with all the printing FORMS
including those of our ADS, was entirely
destroyed in the recent Tribune building
fire. 1t had only left the press rooms
for the bindery and would have been
ready for distribution a week ago, had
not this ill-fortune of fire, to consid-
cradle extent, involved our publishers,
d the Irish Standard Printing Company.
z For their courteous readiness to set up
and rush new issue, we wish to ex-
press our thanks. Our readers, we are
sure, will all rightly understand that the
delay, in consequence of the destruction
OF the first edition, was simply unavoid-
able"
A benefit for the Elks will be given
at the Lyceum on Friday afternoon,
March II. The management has four
splendid attractions from which to make
up the program, through the kindness of
Mr.. Scott of the Metropolitan opera
houses OF St. Paul and Minneapolis, and
the manager of "The Prisoner of Zenda"
company and the Frank Daniels Com
pany, in "The Idols Eye" and "The Wiz
ard of the Nile" Some entertaining feat
ures will likewise be selected through the
kindness of Manager Hays of the Grand
and Bijou and Messrs. Gilmore and
Leonard of the "Hogan's Alley" Com
pany. Several of the stellar features of
the Bijou vaudeville will be seen. Any
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