The Irish standard., 1901-04-20
CITY NEWS.
The telephone call Of the Irish Standard
is 273, Mississippi Valley ca
BRIEF MENTION.

tectiyes to captains during the week.
They draw salary of 500 month.
A mission will be conducted for two
weeks at the Church of the lmmacu-
late Conception, beginning May 5, by
two priests of the Dominican Order
from Canada.
j.. H. Thompson, Il well known citi-
zen who has resided in Minneapolis for
half century, is lying seriously ill
at his home OH Hawthorn avenue. He
is suffering from Bright's disease.
A mission was opened at Ascension
church last Sunday by the Passionist
Fathers, of Hoboken, N. ]. 1t was
largely attended during the week. 1t
will close on Sunday evening, April %
"Jobless Rryanite" is what Il local
imperialistic organ calls Il. S. Corser
who vacated the office of surveyor gell-
eral of logs last Monday to make room
for a true blue Republican of the Nc
Kinley and Van SAINT brand.
Bishop McGolrick. of Duluth, spent
few days in the city during tire
week and made III call at the office OF
the Irish Standard. His grace is al
ways glad to see his old Minneapolis
friends, and; they are glad to see him.
John 'Whalen and Margaret McDer-
mott were married Wednesday morn
ing at Ascension church by Rev. j.
Harrington. The reception after the
ceremony was ut the home OF Mrs.
Robert Branton, sister of the bride
groom.
Frank +. Davis, who is believed to
I've the former county attorney of Hen
nepin county, has filed Il petition i'll
bankruptcy in New York. Mr.. Davis
went from Minneapolis to Los Angeles
and short time ago moved to
Gotham.
The editor OF IL matrimonial paper
called Heart and Hand" Vas fined
500 and sent to the workhouse for
several months by Judge MCGEE for
swindling solicitors for his amorous
publication. The fellow goes by the
name Of John Dawson.
A shredded wheat banquet will be
given Thursday evening, May =, at
p. M, at st. Anthony hail. Eighth ave-
nue. and Second street N. E., under the
auspices of the young ladies of st.
Anthony Parish. A musical and lite
rary program will he rendered.
The Journal and Times are boycott
ted by the city executive. The genial
son of Esculapius has ordered his sub
ordinates to give no official news to
papers which criticise his administra-
ton adversely. The Tribune is his IA
vorite, for it endorses what he says
and does.
Tomorrow afternoon the installation
of officers of the Young Ladies' Sodal-
ity of the Immaculate Conception par
ish will take place at Association hall,
21S Third street N. The newly elected
! officers are Helen Keefe, project; An
ME Keating, treasurer; Teresa Ken
drick, secretary.
A Minneapolis lady now in the
South says in letter to her brother
in this city that Father Mcintyre, of
st. Stephens church. is so low in health
at Santa Rosa Infirmary, San Antonio,
Texas, that no visitors are permitted
to see him. His many friends in the
Northwest will regret to learn of his
debilitated physical condition.
Attorney VIM. H. Donahue has filed
petition in the district court asking
for a dissolution Of the Police Relief
association and for the appointment of
Il receiver therefor. Judge Brooks is
sued an order fixing the hearing on
May i. The petition is signed by Law
renee LAWYER and twenty-five other
members and ex-members of the police
force.
Rev. James A. Fitzpatrick, pastor
Of st. Stephens church, is lying dan
SclOuSAy III ~ CAc uOulC VI AAo pAl Chto,
273 Dayton avenue, St. Paul. In his
Y absence Rev. Edward Walsh, Of St.
Joseph's church, St. Paul, officiates in
st. Stephens parish. He is assisted
on Sunday by Father Reilly, of St.
Paul Seminary. Father Fitzpatrick IS
not getting better, and but slight hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Miss Irene NJ. Grady, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Grady, and E..
H. Mcdowell, were married at 1411
Sixth street N. E., Tuesday evening.
Miss Agnes Grady was maid of honor,
= and little Elizabeth Fay was flower
girl. The best man was John Grady
and the service was read by Rev. Fa-
ther Gleason. The forty guests includ-
ed Mrs. William T. Fahey Of Green
Isle, Mimi.
Mrs. Mary Evans, wife of Robert
G. Evans, recent candidate for United
States senator, died last Saturday
evening from the effects of an opera
ton at the Northwestern hospital
She was 43 years Of age, and a woman
of noble character. She leaves, besides
her husband. daughter and two sons
!. to mourn her demise. The funeral oc-
,,nrred from Fowler Methodist church