The Irish standard., 1900-11-03
0TY AND VICINITY.
The telephone call Of the Irish Standard
. 10 Mississippi Valley Co.
rHasELY TOLD.

THASELY TOLD.
Vote for James Gray and send Doc.
Ames to Europe on another vacation.
The Sons of Malta will vote for their
favorite candidate for mayor. He is
neither Gray nor Dean.
Governor John Lind speaks in sew
eral wards of the city tonight Turn
out and give him an ovation.
Nearly $4,000 pupils are enrolled in
the public schools under the efficient
superintendent of DR.. Jordan.
The Catholic Book Store has re-
moved from 12h N. Fourth street to
No. Third street s. This is better
location and the store is larger.
s~ The other evening in South Mime
apolis, Mayor Gray was the recipient
Of an address from the ladies and pre-
scented with a large bouquet as token
Of their esteem:
2. e. Murphy, the well known st.
Paul travelling man, is home from an
extended trip through Nebraska, Wis
consin and Minnesota. He says Bryan
and Lind will be elected.
Division No. 2, A. o. H. will meet
at Labor Temple at o'clock to-mor-
row Sunday afternoon. After the
meeting is over there will be discus
sion on the city charter. All members
are earnestly requested to attend.
Mrs. T. Redmond and children, of
81 Eighth street s. E., returned home
on Thursday last from Rochester,
Mimi, where they had spent the sum-
mer visiting her brother, VIM. NJ. Nc
Govern.
In letter from the British Islands,
Rev. j. NJ. Cleary, of st. Charles
{. church, says that Englishmen are all
for Mckinley while Irishmen are all
for Bryan. 1t is just the same in the
United States.
Read the editorial on the opposite
page about Doc. Ames' opinion of the
Irish. He thinks they are no better
fitted for government than the
Filipinos and Porto Ricans who are
now ruled by Mckinley on the British
plan.
The debate on the merits and demer-
it's of the new charter between John
O'Donnell and j. G. O'Keeffe, last
Tuesday night attracted large and
appreciative audience. Contrary to
the report in the daily papers, Mr.. o.
Keeffe had the best of the argument
according to those who heard the dis
putants.
The fair which has been in progress
all week at the hall of Ascension
church, Eighteenth avenue north and
Bryant, will close tonight. The at
tendance tonight is expected to he the
largest during the week. An attract
= i've program will be presented and
prizes will be awarded to the winning
contestants.
Next Sunday, November 4, the feast
of st. Charles Borromeo will be OBJ
served with due solemnity at st.
Charles church. A special musical
programme has been prepared. There
will be a solemn high mass sung at
1920; Rev. James O'Reilly of st. An
thongs church will deliver the pane
gyric on st. Charles.
The gross earnings of the Twin City
Rapid Transit company for September
were $271,652, compared to $245,SS0
during September, 1899. The earnings
for the year up to Oct. / were 50, 1O2,
O3O, against $1,S45,97S for the same
period in 1899. Thanks to John Lind,
the street car company pays more tax
es this year than it ever did before.
Take no stock in the lying reports
about Luth Jaeger being an A. p. A.
The A. P. AS will vote for his op-
ponent, c.. n. Dickey, if they vote at
all. Dickey's own brother was q men,
Der of the order and will certainly vote
for him if he is in the town. He was
one of the 100 who dictated the poll
tics of the society. The list Of A. p.
AS can be seen at this Office.
If you see Democrats working for
Republican candidates next Tuesday,
take down their names and send them
Esto this office for future reference. They
are men who have failed to get jobs
under Democratic administration
and expect positions under the Repub-
licans. They are destitute of princi-
pie and are in politics for revenue only.
They are sailing under false colors and
should be laughed to- scorn.
Isham's "Izing Rastus'' company
will be the attraction at the Dewey
theater during all of next week, begin
ming with the matinee tomorrow. A
pleasing feature Of the performance
on o1ectiOn night will the reading of