The Irish standard., 1900-10-06
rERsELY TOLD.

Remember the Catholic Book Store.
I2N Fourth street NJ, near Hennepin.
The fund contributed for the striclS-
en- people of Galveston, as reported by
Mayor Gray, amounts to $11,38621.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Boar(lman of
1911 Fourth st. ~, are spending few
weeks visiting relatives in WATERFOWL.
Mimi.
The address of Mayor Gray at the
Exposition on municipal affairs will
gain him many Republican votes.
Thomas Muicahey of the Ninth
ward, residing ut 64O Van Buren, ST.,
has been appointed deputy inspector
In the State grain department.
Mrs. Rose Regain has returned to
Pittsburgh. Pa. after spending tile
summer with hex relatives, Simon J.
Mccarthy and family, 416 University
Ave. N. Z.
Many Republicans attended the
Bryan meeting last Monday night and
heard something to ponder over at
their leisure.
DR.. Ames is trotting around with
Capt. Van SAINT and working against
Bryan and Lind, and yet he expects
Democrats to help elect him for may
or. He is making a big blunder as he
will discover later on.
Archbishop Christie. of Portland.
Ore, was i'll the city last Sunday and
celebrated mass at ST., Charles
Church. His grace left for Washing
ton. d. c., on Monday.
William Allen, 2915 Eighth street S.,
has returned home after visit of six
weeks among relatives i'll the East,
Mr.. Allen reports Bryan sentiment as
braslla man will poll a big vote in New
York.
About thirty-fve girls employed as
folders by the Periodical Press COM
pany of this city have struck for an
advance Of 10 per cent. in their
wages.
The Republican papers of Minneap-
oils published Bryan's great speech
In full. Having done that, they are
entitled to criticise it to the best Of
their ability.
Senator Nelson will deliver a cam
paign speech at the Lyceum theatre
in the near future. If he repeats his
speech at Alexandria he will have but
: a small audience
james Dordon, Cannon Falls, Mimi,
and j. E. Lyons, of Colby, Wis, visit
ed Minneapolis during the week. Mr.
Dordan attended the Bryan meeting.
The European Burlesquers will be
the attraction at the Dewey theater
next week.
II am an optimist and believe this
world is getting BETTER" said Capt.
Van SAINT at a Third ward meeting thu
other night. On the 7th of Novem-
Der he will be a pessimist, and be-
lieve that the world is going to the
dogs.
Miss Blanche Fallen of Graceville,
EinR, died last Sunday at st. Joseph's
tai In st: Paul. She was the VIC
tim of an accident. While being TAX
en- to the hospital Friday to undergo
an operation, the ambulance which
conveyed her was run down by an in
terurban car. Her death resulted from
the injuries which she received.
Judge +. G. Brooks, Democratic
nominee for chief justice of the SUI
preme bench of Minnesota, has de-
clined to run for the exalted office.
The Democrats will not place any
other candidate on the ticket this
year, so that Chief Justice Start will
have no competitor.
: When Capt. Van SAINT was men,
Der of the legislature, he lodged the
vote on practically every railroad bill
presented. He lodged the vote on the
bill requiring the Twin City Street
Railway company to vestibule their
cars-a dodge that the motormen will
be likely to remember on election day
Bourke Cochran and Webster Davis
will speak in Minneapolis next Friday
evening if a place can be found for
the meeting. The Exposition is ell
gagged by the Republicans for Con-
gresham Littlefield of Maine, who
speaks on the same evening. Cock
ran and Davis will attract as large an
audience AS VIM. j. Bryan.
Fred w. Atkinson, superintendent
of instruction in the Philippine is
lands, has requested President North
rup, of the University of Minnesota,
to recommend instructors for the Phil
ippines. The latter will confer with
Dean Liggett, Of the agricultural col
lege, before replying. Men are want
ed. who will make thorough study
of the islands and can teach the
American methods of farming to the
natives.
DIR. "A. A. Ames, Republican candl-
date for mayor, says that Imperial
ism as an issue is an attempt to i'm
pose on ignorance in this country, but
there is too much intelligence among
the people to allow them to submit to
such an imposition" If DR.. Ames can
spare time to read the speech of
George r. Hoar of Massachusetts, in
the United States Senate on April II,
1900, he may change his opinion and
vote for Bryan.
SThp marria 90 of Miss Annie MahO-