The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-02-16

Mrs. Z. McGovern, of Waseca, who
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Gubbins, of this city, has re-
turned home after spending a week
with her friends both here and in ST.
Paul.
-Four Judges of the Hennepin county
district court denied redress to the DO
ilcemen arbitrarily deposed by Mayor
Ames. The temporary injunction was
not granted and the order to show
cause was discharged. The appointees
of Mayor Ames We're pai0 their sala-
ries.
Charles \. Willard, Il young member
OF the Minneapolis bar, has been ap-
pointed chief justice of the supreme
court in the Philippines at salary of
$1,000 year. He had the good for
tune of being born in Ohio. That is
the chief qualification he possesses for
the bench
Rev. M. Mcintyre, when last heard
from, was suffering from rheumatism
in the limbs at st. Rose Infirnary, San
Antonio, Tex. He says that the Irish
in that city are among the most influ-
entail citizens, and that they have two
divisions of the A. o. H. in flourish
ing condition.
The wedding of John Dougherty to
Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick took place
at o'clock Tuesday evening of last
week at st. Charles church, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. J. M.
Cleary. In the evening dinner was
served at zoos Sixth street S. to about
fifty guests.
Free lectures in shorthand are being
given by Professor Cation at his bust
ness college, G2O Hennepin avenue.
4 Cations system Of photography is an
A improvement on the Pitman, Munson
and Graham and is recognized as the
4 best yet devised by any Ellglishman
or American.
The first social dance by the ladies
of Div. No. 6, L. A. \. O. H., on the
evening of Feb. s, was Il most success
full and enjoyable affair. Upwards of
80 couples enjoyed the many numbers
on the program, and the net amount
realized will be quite sum. No. 6
!, intends to give another social in April.
Judge Robert ID. Russell, brother of
u Sol Smith Russell, the famous come
4 dian, died at his home in this city last
Wednesday morning from blood eliot
A on the brain. He had been in poor
" health more than a year. Judge Rus
! sell was a pleasant gentleman who had
many friends who regret his death
He was so years of age. A wife and
two daughters survive him.
Mrs. w. NJ. Boardman, secretary of
the Altar Aid committee of Ascension
parish, will give a social entertainment
and luncheon at Ascension hall, Du-
pont and Eighteenth avenues N, next
Monday evening. Musical and literary
numbers, cards, etc, will be on the
program. Admission only Is cents. A
general invitation is extended.
Judge Elliott Of the district court has
decided that Clerk Dickey is entitled
to fees outside of his official capacity.
In other words, that he can keep the
money received for furnishing abstracts
to commercial agencies and others.
From that source alone the clerk has
received some $4,000 while in Office.
The county is not out cent.
The University Catholic Association
Of the state university was addressed
last Sunday on the subject of "Indul-
gences," by Rev. Father Gibbons of st.
Paul. He said that the subject Of in
dulgences was least understood and
most falsified Of any of the teachings
of the Catholic church. Indulgence in
the language Of the church, means the
remission Of temporal punishment due
to sin. Indulgence RENTS neither eter-
nal punishment nor the guilt of sin.
Next dnday Rev. Father Jaeger, Of
st. Elizabeth, will address the asso-
citation.
State Organizer James w. Fitzgerald
instituted new court of the Catholic
Order of Foresters in st. Lawrence
parish, Friday evening, Feb. g. with
"a charter members. The name of the
new organization is st. Lawrence
Court No. 1850, and the officers elect
for the year 1901 are as follows: Chief
ranger, Martin Hays; vice chief ran
ger, David Dacy; past chief ranger
Thomas Hogan; recording secretary,
John H. MCGUIRE; financial secretary,
Edward Donovan; treasurer, Martin
Broderick. Meetings will be held first
and third Monday evenings of month
at st. Lawrence hall.
The Life to Come.
"The Immortality Of the SOUP was
Father Cleary's topic at st. Charles
church last Sunday evening. He said
in part: