The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-11-17


! the Atlantic and will reach home by
Thanksgiving day.
The married ladies Of st. Anthony
parish will give social and supper to-
night at St. Anthony hall. Tickets
+ 25c.
The Dainty Paree' Burlesque Co.,
will be the attraction all next week at
the Dewey theater, beginning with
Y the matinee tomorrow.
Alonzo Phillips for sheriff, and Luth
Jaeger, for clerk of courts, made a
fine run, but Went down to defeat with
the rest of the Democratic candidates..
Fr. Mcintyre, of st. Stephens
church, is at st. Mary's hospital and
is receiving medical attention from DR..
]. III. Dunn. The popular priest is
slowly improving.
Edward Egan was defeated for the
legislature in the 44th district accord
ing to the official count, which elects
his Republican opponent Frank s.
Lane by 139 majority.
If Hennepin county mad given John
Lind the majority that Ramsey coun-
ty gave him, the Winona navigator
would have been defeated. Van SAINTS
plurality in this county is only 557.
William Eibel, well known in this
city some years ago as Scrap Iron
s Bill died last Tuesday night at his
home in LIE Mars, Iowa, where he was
engaged in the insurance business.
Owen Jones, an employee of the G. NJ.
& st. 2. railway, died suddenly at his
home Tuesday evening after returning
from work. He had just said Good
bye; good bye" when he ceased to
breathe.
The Pioneer Press now says that it
does not admire Ames, his methods or
his policies, but during the campaign
it doomed him in it's Minneapolis de-
partment because he was a Republi-
can nominee.
The primary election law has cos!
Hennepin county and Minneapolis
about $4,000. Many persons are op-
posed to it and an effort will he made
to- repeal it. The successful candi-
dates are charmed with it's operation.
! A large addition has been made to
the library in the law department of
the state university. A number Of new
text books and state reports have been
added within the past year. There are
now about 10,3SS volumes and 1850
pamphlets, which entities it to rank
as second among the colleges in the
country. 't'-.s.',
William Howard Jay and Margaret
Grady will be married at ST. Anthony
of Padua church at the 8 o'clock mass,
Wednesday, November 2Sth. Both the
contracting parties are deaf mutes.
DR.. Thos. L. Laliberte has removed
his Office from 125 Central Ave. to
the new Chute block, on Central Ave-,
between 3rd and 18th.
The Ascension parish bazaar was a
great success, socially and financially.
Father Harrington is to be congratu-
lated on the outcome, the net receipts
being over $4,000. In the voting con-
tests James McConville won the fur
coat, Miss O'Connor the diamond ring
and Mrs. M. Whelan the portrait of
Father Harrington.
The Minnesota university will re-
ceive and educate all Filipinos who APP
ply for admission, providing they are
capable Of passing the entrance ex-
animation. President Northrop, when
| his attention was called to the action
Of the Yale corporation, said that the
Minnesota university was open to all
students. Under some conditions the
university regents allow students free
& tuition,
Mayor-elect sAmes believes in the
Jacksonian dictum in regard to the
distribution of political spoils. He has
therefore announced that Republicans
only can feed at the municipal crib
during his term of office. The Demo-
Gratis who voted for him must call
themselves Republicans in order t.
receive their reward for services rem
dered during the campaign.
Judge Lochren has set aside the ver-
dict and ordered new trial in the
s case of Frank M. Nye, the attorney,
i against the Western Union Telegraph
company. Mr.. Nye secured verdict
Of $500 for alleged libel for transmit
ting two kilograms filed by w. H. Van
( derburg, recently Democratic candi-
date for congress. What Nye will do
"A now has not ben known to the public
up to date.
Prof. Maria Sanford of the State
University will lecture at Forester
hall, 2O13 Washington avenue n, next
Monday evening under the auspices of
z Div. No. 5, Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.
Miss Sanford is an able and entertain
Ing speaker, talented and forceful.
The ladies' OF No. s. and in fact all