The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-08-04
CITY AND VICINITY.
The telephone call Of The Irish STANDARD
10 273, Mississippi Valley Co.
IRRsMY TOLD.

Remember the Catholic Book Store,
1874 Fourth street NJ, near Hennepin.
The Rosary Society of the Immacu-
late Conception Church will receive
communion in body at the o'clock
mass Sunday.
Robert Gallagher, the well-known ci-
gar salesman, is lying at St. Mary's hos
pital seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Gallagher resides at Fifth and Lyn-
dale avenues N.
The city will soon have crematory.
Preliminary steps toward its erection
have already begun and City Engineer
Sublette has let the contracts for the
manufacture of two boilers.
The funeral of Mrs. James Kelley,
who died last week, took place at 1880
o'clock Monday from the family resi-
dence, 318 Ninth street S. E. Funeral
services were held at St. Lawrence's
: church.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, is back in Mime
apolis and will probably remain as pas
tor of the Chicago Avenue Baptist
church. He has reformed. during his
absence from the city and will not rail
at Catholics any more.
The Banda Rosa at Lake Harriet is
in mourning over the death of King
Humbert. All the instruments of the
famous Italian band are draped in Grape,
but they wear the red or scarlet uniform
from which the name of their band is
derived.
The feast of St. Dominic will be cele-
brated tomorrow at Holy Rosary
church There will be special music and
Rev. DR.. Hebron, rector of St. Thomas
seminary, will deliver the panegyric. AT
$3.50 o'clock in the afternoon there will
be solemn vespers and procession Of
the Rosary.
M. W. Nasl, is again in the field as
Republican candidate for county COM
missioner He served his district and
county faithfully and honestly during
his former incumbency and vigilantly
looked after the interests of the tax
payers. If nominated at the primary
election he will surely carry the district
which he wants to represent
Hennepin county will not lose to ex-
coed $Ioo through the defalcation of
Daniel F. Darling, formerly abstract
clerk in the Office of the county auditor.
When arrested Darling turned over $500
in cash. The product of his farm at
New Richmond is expected to net about
5000, while the farm itself is easily worth
$4,000. The defalcation amounted to
$500.
Frank G. Mcmillan, member of the
board of education, is Democratic as
pirant for mayor against the present in
cumbert. Frank is quite popular and
makes formidable opponent. He has
been resident OF the city for more than
quarter of century and is highly es-
teemed by his fellow citizens. His
friends are hustling energetically for his
nomination.
Congressman Fletcher expects big
Democratic vote this year. So he says
He forgets that imperialism" is, the
paramount issue in the coming contest
and that all good Democrats will vote
against it. Loren is one of the Repub-
licans who believe that Mckinley can
do no wrong, and that he is not guilty
of criminal aggression" in the Philip
pines and of tyranny in Porto Rico.
William H. Donahue announces that
he is not candidate for congress and
that he is out of politics as far as any
aspirations of his own are concerned.
MIR. Donahue has been an ardent Demo-
crat all his life and has taken an active
part in every campaign in this city and
county during the past fifteen years or
more. He certainly deserves some rec
ognition from the party he has SO dis
interestedly served
John Hennessey, aged 70, died Tues
day morning at the family residence.
1907 Fourth street N. Death resulted
from typhoid-pneumonia, from which
the young man had suffered but week.
He was an esteemed member of St.
Joseph's court, Catholic Order of For
esters, and had the good will of wide
circle of acquaintance. The funeral
took place Thursday morning from the
family residence The interment was at
Maple Grove.
A large number of Bryan's followers
attended an enthusiastic meeting of the
Hennepin County Democratic March
ing club last Wednesday evening, at
which the following uniform was adopt.
ed for the coming campaign: Red, white
and blue cap; white duck coat, cut mill
tary style with blue trimmings; light
blue pants with red stripes, and buff
colored leggings to complete the outfit.
Every member will carry cane with
red, white and blue ribbons attached
: %. During the week of Sept 3-8 the
great Minnesota State Fair is scheduled
to occur midway between St. Paul and
Minneapolis. This fair has made phe.