The Irish standard., 1901-01-26

name as Chris Duteen on a charge of
disorderly conduct. Conner acts as
kind of detective in plain clothes and
looks like any ordinary Senegambian,
and hence the mistake on Knudson's
part.
The annual meeting of the Hennepin
Savings and Loan association was held
last Wednesday evening when the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: John
O'Donnell, president; Thomas johnson,
first vice president; NJ. e. Cody, second
vice president; Gus J. Pauly, secre-
taly; E. G. Larpenteur, treasurer; John
j. McHale, attorney. A dividend of
31h per cent has been declared on it's
stock and deposits for the past six
| months.
A story of Coffee john" appointed
lieutenant of police by Mayor Ames,
is published in the administration or
gan. 1t is taken from Colonel Maple
sons memoirs, and tells how John
Fitchette, or Coffee John" charged
members of an opera company Sc
apiece for a dinner in his restaurant
at Salt Lake City some years ago. The
story does not reflect much credit on
Ames' lieutenant, though it is intended
to show what a smart fellow he is.
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who style themselves "The Sons and
Daughters of the British Empire met
Wednesday night in Johnson's hall and
paid tributes of respect to the men,
DRY Of Queen Victoria. The speakers
were DR.. J. T. Moore, Rev. T. w. Nc
Lean, and E. H. Morphy, British vice
consul at st. Paul. Thomas H. Russell,
the newspaper man, read an original
poem on her majesty, and cablegram
was ordered sent to Edward VII. ex-
pressing profound grief for the death
of his mother.
The marriage of Miss Mary L.
Young, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Young, Prescott, Wis, and John
Hislop was solemnized Wednesday
evening at O'clock at the home of
Mrs. NJ. E. Blaisdell, 40 Ninth street
S. A reception to 65 guests followed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hislop
| were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Blaisdell. The out-of-town guests We're
Mrs. Arthur Young Charles A. Young
and Miss Angie Miller, Prescott, Wis;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Ingram, Eau Claire;
Mrs. Thomas Hughes and John
Hughes, Hudson. Mr.. Hislop and his
bride left on an evening train for On
tario. They will reside in Minneapolis
when they return from their trip.
After delivering his address on
"What the Irish Have Contributed to
America" before the Catholic students
of the university last Sunday after
noon, Hon. G. D. O'Brien added some
supplementary remarks on the Catho-
lie church from the standpoint of
layman who had no commission to
preach the gospel to anyone He re-
ferred to the fact that several former
students of the Catholic faith had
emerged from the university as apos-
tates, and urged the young men pres
ent to be steadfast and loyal members
of the grand church of their fathers,
who as pioneers preceded the mission
airy and the priests to this western
land. His personal experience has
been that the renegade Catholic could
not be trusted, for he who is false to
his God will not be true to his fellow
man. The words of the eloquent at
torney produced deep impression on
the minds Of the students.
An invitation piano recital was given
by the senior pupils of Holy Angels
academy on Tuesday afternoon. A
rare treat was enjoyed by the hundred
or more guests who had the good for
tune to be present. The assembly
room was tastefully decorated and
S'OAJ Au0AOCl OA lIC plOE,luI1l was wei
rendered. Miss Mary Costello in
piano solo displayed artistic skill of
high order, and Miss Frances Vincent's
friends say that her beautiful soprano
voice never sounded so charming as at
the Holy Angels. A chorus, "The
Angel" sung by the young ladies of
the senior class, ELECTED much praise.
The last number on the program, Allie
gro Vivacessimo, Mendelssohn, played
by the Misses Costello, Donovan, Gou-
let and Mr.. Cross, was thoroughly ap-
preciated, as it deserved to be. At the
conclusion of the program Mrs. Con-
nor, the elocutionist, by special request,
entertained the audience with several
selections. A number of other recitals
are planned for the near future.
The Death Rell.
Mrs. Mary J. Martin, wife of e. H.
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