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AsTouNDED The EDITOR

: A. Arceu, 90 benaeifsssiis. 8. a..
eas ease iameaseiY surprised. 'fhsoseh
iehg esf~sius froia i,rspersis, he uritr-.
~ 7ifs 49, greatly rVn SOsn Shs kad
~ ssreagia o. rigor aad suasred great
distress ffon her sfemaeh. bgt she tired
fi~effie hiiters rhich hsias1 her az once
Aiier ssiog lsef bottles, sac l. eetireis
SELF. cas- est eeytAinE h's a gsaad ton =
ie. ans iis geptlc laxative qaslities are
sYirndsd ies tor torpid utes Poe irdi-
gssii~n. l.oss * Appetite. StoaseA aud
..isef Fsasi.ies. t,ustentee1 care. Onie
81 a. ksilg's drag store. -
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Nm. ,. y. Anport. IL i9xn. a. !.
AIS ro1s Ets's <sd sImsst s<>snxicd Is
Death With eroap. The doctors said she
seoita Ase bet she ~s> INSTANTLY relieved
~ One Minute coasA Care. Head. sioas
a Tasler
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hrupsiens, cats. burns. scalds end sore.
o. al kinds qoiekly besied by Dowitt'.
itch Hazel Salvc. Certain cefe fos
piles Beware of Coanterfrits Be sare
you get the originai--DeWitt's Head,
Sloan A Taylor.
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A reseiation viii he irtrodaccd In the
NiFEtaia Constitutional Convention es,i-
snk en- heads OF State Departments TO give
the numlcr snd names Of relatives each
head has employed
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~osfok<, w. Aus- 1.-THE Dcmo-
cratic State convention met here ,cdsy
shortly AFTER aeon. State senator Banks.
dale. 81 Halifax. acted IS temporary chair.
man, Colonel Joseph Bptten. Of Arpomai-
iox, secretary. and Hon. r. d. Nichols. ei
Norfolk, sergeanf-as-arms.
The convention adjourned immediately
AFTER this. aBs the committees on rcsoiu-
tioRs. permanent Organization and cre-
deniiAls. ~ent into session. The second
oamsd committee selected Hon Carter
Glass. OF Lsnehburs. editor O; the News
Of that city, A. permanent chairman. and
Judge ". ;. Cooch. Of louisa. a. secre-
iaTy. ssrecant-at-srms Nichols vas re-
tsiaed. The committee on credentials
disposed Of seven contests and seated
Montague delegates in each instance
The convention rcconveucd after =
O'Clock ionieht, snd speeches ~ers made
by maa' prominent Nirginians. Hon. A.
j. Montague vas placed in nomination for
governor. by Colonel CeorgcC csben. IT,.
Of Dan,iiie. and the nomination vas
seconded by Hon. " %. Richards.
No other nominations was made. as Mr..
swanson Withdrew TODAY, sud Nr None
''sue vas dominated hy reclamation.
amid The eldest enthusiasm.
After che nominee speech of accsrt-
ancc ihc crowd cried for Swanson and OBJ.
defeated guhernstoriai candidate was
"a nrrIa ........H
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lord Kitchener issued proclamation
stating that Noer leaders uho do not
surrender before September sth shalt b.
permanently banished from Souih Africa.
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James White, Bryantsvilc. Ind. sars
hcWiit's Witch Gss.; Salve healed run
ping sores Ca both legs he had suffered
Years DoSiors failed TO help him Get
pcNtts Accept 10 limitations. Head.
Sloan a TAYLOR.
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An ordinance has been adopted hv the
lo~n Council Of lorkviiic, s c.. makias
% nisdemcaucr for any person 90 he
seen staggering ON Che streets OF that
town.
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i o. w w % a 90 81 -u l desert fe list A,
by 81 r
wooo ricEc TOLEDO ono
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II the action of roar bowels b. not cas-,
and regular serious complications must Dc
tnc FINAL result. ncWnts Little Earl,
hiscrs viii remove this danger safe
pleasant and effective Head. Sloan A
Taylor
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She WEST, NORTHWEST, SOUiEEl
rissT CLASS. SECOND CLASP
AND gaf0RaNT TtcEGrs
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TEXAS, -

ARNANsAs. cALIFoRNll
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NEBRASKA, coLoRAna
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WISCONSIN,,

MISSOURI, KANSAS
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin. Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Richard F.
J. Buchholz Deceased.
Letters Of administration on the estate of
Richard e. J. Buchholz, deceased, late of
nesota, being granted to Albert E. Buch-
holz, of said County and State,
And 1t appearing upon proper proof by
the affidavit Of the said Albert r. Buch-
holz, made and filed herein, that there are
no debts against the estate of the said
Richard F. J. Buchholz, deceased,
1T IS ORDERED, That three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date Of this order, In which nil
persons having claims or demands against
the said deceased are required to file the
same in the Probate Court Of said County,
for examination and allowance, or be for
ever barred.
first Monday in July, 1901, at ten O'Clock
a. M, at general term of said Probate
Court. to be held at the Court House in the
City of Minneapolis, in said County, be and
the same Is hereby appointed MS the time
and place when and where the said Pro-
bate Court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED, That
notice Of such hearing be given to all cred
itors and persons interested in said estate
by forthwith publishing this order once In
each week for three successive weeks in
the Irish Standard, a newspaper printed
and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day Of
By the Court:
F. c. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probate.
Fifeld, Fletcher & Fineld, Attorneys,
923 Lumber Exchange
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PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPER TO
CALIFORNIA VIA THE SUN
SHINE ROUTE-C. M. Il ST. E. RY.
Every Tuesday splendid up-to-date
Pullman tourist sleeper leaves Mime
apOlis ut $50 Il. M, and st. Paul 500
a. M, via the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Ry., and runs through with.
out change to Los Angeles, Cal, via
Kansas City and the A. T.. & s. +. Ry.
the famous Sunshine Route-arriving
there the following Saturday morning.
Through berth rate Twin Cities to
Los Angeles only 5000. Each berth in
this sleeper will comfortably accom-
modate two persons.
Tickets, for use in this tourist sleep
er, from Minneapolis and st. Paul to-
Los Angeles, San Francisco, ETC., now
hctng sold at the unusually low rate Of
$3.29O.
For further particulars and dcscrip-
tive folder address j. r. Conley, Asst.
Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MIMI, or
sec "Milwaukce" ticket agents.
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BEAUTIFUL SOCIETY BADGES

BEAUTIFUL SOCIETY BADGES.
We have secured the agency for the
Whitehead Il Uoag company's hand
some and complete line of badges for
every Catholic society in the North
west, including a. o. H.. G. O. f..
Holy Name, Young Ladies' Sodality,
Rosary Society, all French, German,
Polish, Bohemian societies, and in fact
can furnish badges for any society of
any nationality. We have full Line
of samples of these handsome badges
at our office. Call and see them and
he convinced that we have just what
you want. Out of town parties can
secure any information desired regard
ing badges by writing to us. All of
these badges are of exquisite work
manShip and design and are Just what
every society needs for the member
ship.
THE IRISH STANDARD,
81 Fourth street s., Minneapolis, Mimi.
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NEWS FROM IRELAND
Our Nations Flag.

A brand on the man, and palsied thu
hand,
That would raise our starry flag
Ger any nation, DER any land,
On shore OF mountain crag,
For tyranny and oppression sore,
And burdens hard to bear,
When years gone by our nation strove
The cause of man to share.
A traitor is he, whoever he be,
Whatever his name or sign,
Who will not Il pledge of fealty keep;
1t is bastard crime
Against our land, against high heaven,
'Gainst millions yet to be,
Against the great worlds throbbing
heart
That signs for liberty.
Just twenty poor slaves that long
years ago
Were brought to our shores and sold;
Fen the children know the story
we'll
1t was done for greed of gold!
The traffic went on, while conscience
slept,
But sad and ruined lives
Were last atoned for in fearful strife
And bloody sacrifice.
So must it be, for God is not Knocked,
And sin, for aye in His sight
Is sin, and bears it's harvest of thorns
And covers the earth with blight.
While DER our land in years gone by,
However Wrongs power and might,
A question was meier settled yet
Till it was settled right!
Let conscience utter her warning
voice,
Let justice have her say,
Let history write with burning pen,
Remember King Georges sway!
Remember what our free flag cost
And that for which it stands
A nation cannot be free at home
And tyrannize other lands!
Flag of our native hearth and home,
A light to nations afar,
The fairest meath creations dome,
Humanity's brightest star,
Still stands for purity, honor, truth,
Emblem of liberty,
A friendly and protecting arm
10 lands which would be free!
HELEN SCHLIEMANN.
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LEGAL DIRECTORY.
PARTIAL LIST OF RELIABLE A,,~rnp
NEiS OF MlNNEApOI.IS, WITH
LOCATION OF OFFICES

Abel, Ace T., 3o12 Bank or Com. Bldg.
Arctandcr, Ludwig, Temple Court
Ahkrny, a.. T., 502 Globe RIug.
:atrs. w. H.. 81 Sykes Block.
lilcrckcr. Geo. NJ, :i3l Boston Block.
Rrady, NJ. e., Temple Court.
nrire, y: L., Guaranty Loun
thnty. Thus., Guaranty Loan
Corrisan n Mahoncy, SIG N. Y. Life.
Davenport " Than, Phoenix Bldg.
llarcius. \. B., u25 y. Y. Life Bldg
locuiSch, Henry, SIG Guaranty Loan
Donahue, W. H., GA Phoenix B'rd'g
Forth, Geo f., iU2 Globe Bldg.
Gallagher, Chris a., Guaranty Loan Bldx.
GJcrlscn \ Rand, I'll 713 N. u Life Hlda.
iiertig, Wendell. y: y. Life Bldg.
Hobbs. l.. H., 30 Temple Court
Lcary, w. c., Andrus Brd'g.
Munro. Weed, Loan Il Trust Bldg.
MMnhnnry, stephen, 6o2 Gumr. Loan Bldg
Mcllnle, John j., 8Ol-;sO2 B'k OF Com. Bag
N.Y., Frank NJ, Guaranty Loan.
oHricn, J. T., Oneida Biz.
illgran, W. II: H., 5lh Temple Court.
ltior'lan Phil j.. !ol Oneida Block.
smith, Geo. r., Go Boston Blk
steele, John H., TO Phoenix Bldg
Young, III. W., .lo2 Globe Bldg.
Van Fossrn \ Frost, $50 Guarnnty Loan.
Wclch " llubnchck, Blk OF Com. bldg.
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A RAILROAD TICKET

A RAILROAD TICKET
Reading via Wisconsin Central ny.
will carry you on convenient trains
from Minneapolis and St. Paul daily.
for ManltOwoc, Milwaukee and CHI
cago, where connections are made for
the East and South. Nearest ticket
agent can give you complete informa-
tion. JAS. G. POND.
Gen. Pass. Agt..
Milwaukee, Wis
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Chicago Millionaire Showing his
library to distinguished novelisD-See
them books? Distinguished Novelist
Yes. Chicago NIillionaire-All bound
in calf, amt they? Distinguished Nov
elist-So they are. Chicago Million
aire Oroudly)-Well, sir, l killed all
them calves myself!
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THROUGH SLEEPING CAR SERV-
ICE TO KANSAS CITY VIA
THE MILWAUKEE"

A standard lirst-class sleeper for
Kansas City via G., M. & st. =. Ry.'s
popular IIctlrick Route, leaves Mime
apolis $50 n. H., st. Paul, 500 n. H.,
daily, ana arrives in Kansas City TOO
O'clock next morning.
The "llclrick" is the most direct and
comfortable route from the Twin Cit
les to Kansas City, the South, South
west ana California.
For full information regarding low
est rates, apply to c., M. & st. p. Ry.
tickets agents, or address j. II. Con-
Icy. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul,
MINI.
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s1BLEY cotNTY
unity President-W. L. Fahey, Green

s1BLEY cotNTY.
County President-W. Il. Fahey. Greon
=, Division No. !, Green Isle-president.
Rec Re- Sec, Frank Cosgrove; Fin. Sec, ". r.
Fahey; Treas, Thos. Morrin; ms. Sec. u
McMahon. Meets first Sunday at 3 q. m
ut st. Brendan's hall. - '
LADIES AUXILIARY.
County President-Mrs. Emma X. LItch.
fed.
President, Miss B. Fahey; Vice prea.
Mrs: Frank Cosgrove; Rec Sec, Mrs. r
j. Martin; Fin. Sec, Mrs. William Martin:
lns. Sec, Miss Anna S. Brio; Treas, MIA
THOMAS Dolan. Meets second Sunday Of
month at p w., ut st. Brendan's Hail.
SCOTT COUNTY. --
county Prcsidcnt-F. j. Leonard, Jordan
~ DIVISION No: l, Belle Plalne-presldent,
~. q. Il. Moloney; Vice Pres, ID. w SnI''
IVAN; Zee. Sec, j. Il. Stralton; Fin. See.
-. Al: Cavanlugh; lns. Sec j. Il. Straf.
ION; Treas, Daniel Callahan. Meets firs,
RICE COUNTY.
IT,. DIVISION No. l, Farbuult-pluce Of meet.
Division No. ., shieldsville-Mcets third
Sunday. 'A''s
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John ]. McHale and Ace p, Abel.
lawyers. 301-3O2 Bank of Commerce
Building.
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ANTRIM.

On February %, large and enthusi-
astic meeting, under the auspices of
the Belfast Executive U. I. L., was
held in the National Club, Belfast, to
inaugurate the Parliamentary Fund.
MI Joseph Devlin presided. Gener
GUS subscriptions We're received; and
at the close of the meeting, the chair
man was enabled to announce that the
sum of f12O had been subscribed. The
list of subscriptions was headed with
the names of twelve priests belonging
to the diocese Of Down and Conner.
ARMAGH.
On the night of February IL, we'll
known valuer in the Armagh Land
Courts, named John O'Hare, of Car
rickatoal, met with a serious accident,
in the town of Markethill, on his re-
turn from valuing farm at some dis
lance from the town. 1t was very
dark at the time, and Mr.. O'Hare, who
was walking in the middle Of the road,
was suddenly knocked down through
coming into contact with young lady
on bicycle. He was struck over the
eye by the young lady's head, and re-
ceived an ugly cut. He was attended
by DR.. Marshall and DR.. Robinson, Of
Markethill, and had the wound
stitched and dressed.
CLARE,
A dispatch from Australia states
that, on January 1, at Bethanga, Vic
toria, Ralph Cullinan, M. D., younger
son of the late Roger Culliman, Of
q Woodstock, Ennis, was killed, at the
above-named place, by fall from his
horse.
CAvAN.
The death is announced, on Febru-
airy 10, of Terence Mclaughlin, mer-
chant, Curravagh, Grangegevlin, coun-
ty Cavan. His remains were inferred
OH the Goth, being attended to their
last resting place by large cortege Of
mourning friends.
CORK.
On February II, an enthusiastic
meeting was held in Capwell, to sup
port the project for the erection of a
national monument in the Grand Pa
rade, Cork. The Butter Exchange,
Workingmen's, and Blackpool bands
were in attendance, and very large
crowd assembled. A good deal Of en-
thusiasm was evinced as the different
speakers detailed the object of the
monument committee, and set forth
the reason why it should be furthered.
When the demonstration had con-
cluded at Capwell the three bands,
i followed by large crowd, proceeded
to Grattan street, where second
meeting in aid of the monument was
held.
DOWN.
Mr.. Felix Loughlin, J. P, who was
one of the guests at the London din
ner Of the Irish National Foresters, on
February 49, is one Of the few Catho-
lies who are mayors of English bor-
oughs this year. In fact, it is doubt
full if, with the exception Of the Duke
Of Norfolk, in Westminster, there is at
present any other Catholic occupying
that position. Mr.. Loughlin is ma
tive of Hilltown, county Down. and a
few years ago he paid visit to that
district. he has attained great COM
mercial prosperity; and the personal
respect in which he is held is evil
denced by the fact that, although
there is no Irish population in Bethnal
Green, and although he refused to &C.
company the Corporation to its annual
service in the parish Protestant
church, he has been singled out for
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Chris A. Gallagher, counsellor-at
law. $40 Guaranty Loan Building.
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h. 0. N. DIRECTORY

NATIONAL OFFICERS,
John I. Heating, National President, Chi
cago, III.
james b. Dolan, National Secretary, New
Haven, Connecticut.
Haven, Conn.
2, L. Moran, National Treasurer, Wash
ington, ID. Z.
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purpose Of establishing branch of
the organization in Whitehall parish,
took place at the Chapel of Whitehall.
Mr.. j. p. Farrell, NJ. P, drove out
from Longford to address the people,
and met the congregation as they were
coming out from Mass. He was loud
ly cheered on driving up to the place
Of meeting, which was Immediately in
front of the new church of st. Barry,
recently erected by the patriotic and
earnest parish priest of Tarmonbarry
and Whitehall, Rev. William White
Immediately on Mr. Farrclls arrival,
a. collection in aid Of the United Irish
Party fund was headed by a snbscrip-
ton of Fl from Father White and
large sum was handed in. Collectors
were appointed to call upon those who
We're not present ut the meeting, and
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. The
Roosley fife and drum band drove in
soon after, and We're loudly chccred,
and at 1 y. IN. the IIillashee County
LongforD fife and drum band and a
large contingent marched up to the
meeting place, being loudly checred on
their arrival. A public meeting was
then held, Mr.. Philip O'Reilly, P. L.
G., being moved to the chair, after
which Mr.. J. r. Farrell. who was re-
ceived with loud cheers, delivered a
vigorous and exhaustive address.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
T. j. O'Connor, Savannah, Ga.
Al: j. Burns. Indianapolis, Ind.
VIM. j. Cronin, Boston, Mass.
Patrick O'Neill, Philadelphia, Ia.
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SLIGO.

In the Chancery Court, Dublin. OH
February IS, the vice chancellor who
presided, made an order for the COM
initial of Mr.. p. A. NIcHugh, NJ. p,
for contempt Of court, in having pub
lished, in the "Sligo Champion" an az
ticle and a speech delivered by him
self, which the court held We're calcu-
lated to deter witnesses in local law
case from attending the trial and Civ
ing evidence. The vice-chancellor put
a stay on the order until the following
Monday. AS reply to this move, Mr.
McIIugh has introduced bill into the
House Of Commons, to limit the pow
ers of Judges in regard to contempt of
court,-a matter that has long needed
attending to.
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WATERFORD.
On the morning of February Is, the
sad intelligence reached Youghal of
the death, on the previous evening, of
Rev. John Walsh; the respected pas
tor of Ardmore and Grange, the result
of fall from his horse. 1t appears
that the reverend gentleman left his
home at Ballyquin, on the shore of
Ardmore Bay, in the afternoon, to
make a sick-call to parishioner living
in the neighborhood of Grange. With
in short distance of Grange Chapel
the horse SHE'D, throwing him on the
road, and dragging him along some
distance. DR.. Organ was quickly on
the spot, and, on examination, found
that the reverend gentleman had sus-
tanned such injuries as to preclude all
hope Of recovery. Three nuns from
Ardmore also reached the spot, and ev-
erything possible was done to relieve
him, but In vain, and he died at z
o'clock. Rev. DR.. Hasset administered
the last rites of the Church. The de-
ceased priest was brought home to
Ballyquin in the Youghal ambulance.
The sad occurrence has cast a gloom
over the whole parish and neighboring
districts, as the deceased was widely
and deservedly esteemed for his many
good and sterling qualities.
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STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES, Aux1L

STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES AUNIL-
larry.
Presldent-Mrs. J. j. Daley, 1904 Central
av., Minneapolis.
Vice Presluent-Nlrs. Mary Reilly, Brain
crd.
Secrctary-Ella Heating, LAT Pleasant ay.,
st. Paul.
Treusurer-Mrs. katherine Mcdonald,
Duluth.
dy, saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer Mary Sullivan,
Rochester
State Medical Director-Dr. L. w. Buck
ley, st. Paul.
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,, Division No; 5-presldcnt, I. ]. Doyle, 42S
University and Smelling avs: Rec. See,
Elmer Mckenna, st. Paul'S Seminary; Fin.
See: Sec, Jas. Hawkins. 400 Fairview ST.:
Sec, a. J. Mccarthy, 312 Smith NV. Meets
at cor. University and Prior on third Fri
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cry class and creed at the funeral, one
of the largest that has left Drogheda
for many years. The long line of We
hicles in the cortege was Joined along
the route to the place of burial by
many from several centers in Louth.
LIMERICK.
On Feb. 10, Lord Dunraven cele-
brated his sixtieth birthday. The
earl, who was born in 1S41, is the
only son of the third earl, and succeed
ed to the title in 1871. He has been
war-correspondent, soldier, politician,
yachtsman, practical navigator, and
author, but he has so son, and his
presumptive heir is his cousin, Mr..
Windham Henry Windham- Quin, who
was formerly in the 10th Lancers, and
served in the Boer War in 1881.
MAYO.
Widow Sammon, of Carrowkennedy.
near Westport, has been liberated
from prison, whittier she was sent for
refusing to give bail for her behavior
towards the grabber of her home and
holding, the notorious Peter Scahill;
but it is likely she will soon be going
back to Jail again. On Sunday, Feb
ruary 10, at Coishlaugh, she assaulted
Scahill in the chapel yard by pulling
his whiskers. She was brought before
the magistrates on the 18th; but the
case was adjourned.
ROSCOMMON.
On February 10, a public meeting in
support Of the program and principles
Of the United Irish League, and for the
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THE IRISH STANDARD,
81 Fourth street s., Minneapolis MINI.
The evening times., 1901-11-29
CABINET TALKS FOOTBALL.
engagements for the Attendance of
President and Advisers.

Arrangements for the Attendance of
President and Advisers.
Affairs Of state we're brushed aside at
today's Cabinet meeting, and the Prssi-
dent and ks advisers launched n.to a
discussion Of tomorrow football game
between the army and The navy. which
they will witness tomorrow at PhiladeI-
Dhia.
It has been dssidsd that he President
and his Cabinet shall spend the first half
of the game in the box with the naval
rOoters and the second half with the
army From the fact that the army eleven
is supposed to have the game already
won, the President wrI be with them al
the end, as he wants TO be with the win
ners- Secretary Long naturally objects.
but Secretary Root upheld his programme,
and the Cabinet good-naturedIy voted ii
should stand
The question cf recess appointments N
the Interior Department vas given close
attention by the Cabinet. Tir. case Of
Governor Jenkins OF Oklahoma and his
probable successor was discussed. Wbetb-
er or not District Attorney Speed, Of Ok
iahoma, is to be given the position could
not be learned.
Secretary Root brought to the Cabinet
meeting a cane for the President and one
for each member They were Of mahog-
any, and were turned from a Chinese gun
carriage which for the past five hundred
years had been stationed on the walls of
Peking and which was captured by the
American forces during tne Chinese trou-
bIes OF 1900