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The evening world., 1901-12-19
II 10 IL O'clock Bargains.

'DOYs' SUITS, ? piece double breast cd.
sizes : to Is. all wool chev!o's. pants.
With double sea. and knee: reg LIS
BOYS SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS. Ps
fast blue. double: warp chsyl9,. brala
trimmed, embroidered shield. I M
size. 10 10: $500 value. for..... NV
ELECTRICs SEAL MUFFs. full block.
pcrtcc, shape. down ni.en. $50 Use
value. Tor ....s..--.........'. r'''
INFANTS SLIPS. OF cambric. f7Ir
lace mashed neck. sc. kind fo!. - ~
wOMES'S HOSE. black wool. nerino
heel and toe. plain or ribbed. Zoe
MILLINERY, Trimmed and Untrim:.
med. some with velvet bands ana
streamers or .Iuilis. ssc.. Sc. l9c
and CSC kind. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HASDKERCHlEF BONES. leather
cite, gilt corners and clasp. all 100
colors. 39c. regular. for ..'......
SMOKING aETS. imported. place for
cigars, match and ash receiver. 20r
i!ftercn, colors. Toe. grade. ~
The evening world., 1901-12-19
z to 3 O'clock Bar gains

MEMS PANTS. all wool cheviot and
keEsey. neat patterns. we'll made, q
=. 20 waist measure: regular I m
MEMS SILK vESTS-Fancy Vests,
latest patterns. sizes "a to fo0
y: actual 800 value. 1s1C
kERsEY JACKETS. q inch. box
'front.'. storm collar and revers, satin
lined. black only: regular ( TX
FLASEELET~rE WRAPPERS, pretty
stripes. yoke and shoulder rufiies.
braid trimmed: regular SIS TO-
wOMEN'S HOSE. black cotton.
double heel and toe: the regular e.
FANCY FEATHERs for hat trim
ming. assorted shapes and IN
colors. Soc. 7oc. sorts for........ 1VC
LADIES' NECkwEAR : Stock col
lars. Jabots. Automobile Ties OF Lib
erty silk. Peau DR. Sole Tnff".ss. 2or
&c. TIC. and 800 values........ w
KID GLOVES-Ladies 2-clnsp. Paris
point stitch. gusseted fingers. tnns.
reds and browns. 100 Kind. d6r
FANCY +? GOODS - Don-Bon Boxes.
Thermometers. Calendars. Hand Mir
rors. Miniature Pictures In gilt IT.
frames. &C.. &c. and Toe. valuee. ''S
The evening world., 1901-12-19

for one year 81 ,siss"l-c%on"r COZ 81 %
,Miss,, FRANCES NJ KELLER
No. ~ Cedar street, CITY,
For "A young mar or nineteen. a Nor
ris chair u.udwig bauman X 'oJ. $50.
for IN" mother inhckiniosh f'cst \
COD. D.Io: FOR a giri of eight "A tricycl"
u.iiiwIg I,auman & Coz, 81, -. for ~ boy
COD. 81 %: for a boy ~ fourteen. rubber
coat H3N,'crmnn & CoJ. s2j: for the
father a pair OF slippers ,Slcgcl. Cooper
& COS. 'in To,ni So" ~
?, Vernon ave. brooklyn. y, Y.
For my two old aun,s | would buy
tho goods for iva dresses at s. each a,
Wnnnmnkcrs For uncle | would huv
a hat FOR = ~ Stern iIrns. for hus-
band =. pair y trousers ~ 81 \, stegcl-
coop'r,,s for brother two nice shirts a
s. 4 liceht lsroS.., and tcr my itiile
nephew a velocop"ds At $50. and hal:
dozen initial .handkcrchicfs a, Mailer
Mr. RI.ANCHE FREDERICK.
80 40 Flhy-frst street. iirooklyn.
waist. 81 per yard. 81. father. house robe.
81. grown daughter, umbrella, 81. srowr
snn. shaving set 81; chllh odnughtcrJ.
sled 81 N,. warm ni,i'ns 60 ccntsl. 81:
child ,-on,, rhilh's desk 81. Total. So,
Ml'RiEI. ROCHESTER,
No q Paterson street. Jersey CITY.
Father, one pair military hair brushes
s. 80. mother one "ldcfdo~n bath robe.
At lUnu WaHamnk"r's. Sn>, sister. st"r-
lirE mounted como and brush ,t2 y and
- cents, ~ paut"ll II Sons 81 brother
in-l'., gold fountain pen. Si"Scl- to"peS
cog s2,.j, sister ts"ycn years.. dresser
doll and hammock. Wnnamiker's: S.a5;
brother tfUur years.. N"lucpcd., Wanna
makers, E5t. Grand total Si9g
Mrs VI SNYDER.
No. 10. Madison street. y, y city.
For grandpa. a Morris chair from Jor-
dan X Mor!ariy's, Sass for grandma. {,
!incly carved cohhl"r rocker trnm Me-
CLAIM. simpson x co, Mss, FOR mamma.
an eilcrdown robe with stitched border
from James Mccrs-ry y Co, 81. FOR
lhrh. a plain maroon house coat OF
trttrt clutn from "unamIkcr- 49,. for
sister. lamh's wool tur set from iic>ht
isrOss. 81; FOR brother, pair ~ runaer-top
boots from J. kcily's slii. total $50
MORTIMER a. RASpEL. age i?
brooklyn
For my sister. six years old doll for
Father. Tuxedo house coat. stern
iiros. 1926, mother. electric seal scarf.
The evening world., 1901-12-19
PROMOTIONS BY MURPHY.
several PersOns Advanced to De
tcctivr-sergrantN HANK.

Commissioner Murphy this afternoon
announced that he had promoted De-
,"ctivcs benjamin G. Schci;i.r. Peter r.
R".dT and Herbert Graham OF Capt,
Titus's stan. TO b. detective sergeants.
Col, Murphy also announced that he
had transferred WardInan Henry Hahn
of the Oak Stree; station. to the Detec.
tive bureau. Hahn. II IL said. Will De
made a acknowledgements before Col.
Partridge enters office.
The evening world., 1901-12-19
JUDGE ANDREWS APPOINTED
Named ns Referee In the Mnnhat-
tnn "L" Franchise Case.

ALBANY. y. Y. Dec. ls.--Justicc Al.
don Chester to-day appointed former
chief Judge Charles Andrews. o: the
Court OF Appeals. referee in the
c.riiorari proceedings brought as ,irst
the State Board OF Tax Commissioners
oy the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Company OF New York CITY n congo.
qucnc. OF the valuation placed On tho
franchises of that corpora ton under the
special franchise tax law.
The evening world., 1901-12-19
4 to S O'clock Bargains.

WALKING SKIRTS OF heavy double
faced cloth. brown. blue or Oxford
si'shss Zoo , vaI bottom us
INFANTS SHORT COATS. ripple
eiderdown. square sailor collar. silk
ribbon and braid trimmed. 500 I OF
MEMS sTSPESDERS. fancy x.b.
with drawer supporters, full m.
length. well made. iec. grade for IOS
MEMS HALE HOSE. black cotton.
double heel and toe. l5c. kind. r.
HASDkERCIItEFS ladies', lac,
trimmed and embroidered. many o.
patterns. lSc. and l9c. values. 80. ~
POWDER bones. Imitation Gu,
glass ,n S0 s,sns sa !S s snam l9c
The evening world., 1901-12-19
10 TO II O'clock Bargains.

BOYS. REFER COATS. blue chin.
chilla or brown melton. with we've
or sailor collar. ages 10 s. I'M
actual t1.I, value. for.
BOYS LONG OvERCOATS,, OF Ok TX,
ford chevio,s. with velvet collar. siI.
pocket. cum sleeves. sizes TO al
g. regular 500 kind. for.....,..
WALKING SKIRTS Of heavy merton
cloth, narc bottom. tailor sttchcn:
black. navy or oxford. $3.50 $50
value. for .......................'
INFANTS LONG COATS. of White
cashmere. silk embroidered cape. orc
braid finished. 3l.75 valuc for.
MEMS UNDERWEAR. heavy RIB
bed. cotton or natural. fleece lined.
shirts and drawers, tOc. quality. 1Sc
MEMS HALF HOSE. heavy black
cotton. double heel and toe. l5c. &c
grade. FOR ..................''..
TRIMMED HATS. ladies' and chill
iren's. the regular 3l.7o and s:.o' CSC
'prts. for
\TOXIZERS. fancy glass. all colors;
bulb or sprinkler tops. ana colorea
lass powder boxes. 33c. value. l9c
t~h ................... .......'''''''
The evening world., 1901-12-19
PENSION FOR MRS. M'KINLEY.

WASHINGTON Dec !. - Senator
Hanna to-day introduced " bill gran;!ng
a pension OF $500 o year to Mrs. Nc.
kiniey. widow OF the late President.
The evening world., 1901-12-19

AZ stern lfrns!. ~ -. grandpa. Six muf-
h.r. At slcgci-cnnpcr'- s?.jo. and satin
lined collar and Gun box from sam.
store. ~ !" cents. grhhhmn. Italian
shawl, &..,S. ana bamboo foot stool with
cane top. At S!e.ei-cooper 4 Co.'S. At
. cents; girl Of sixteen. sterling silver
Inan!cur. set. SOS and silk stock with
bow at A!iman's. - cents: boy OF four.
teen. air rifle. lngersplrs S.75. and IL
karat goii fountain Ten. from Merit,
Mall Order Company at 20 cents, Total,
MISS ANNA MAY,
Room rs. Il broadway. New York.
Father. smoking jacket. Koch's. One
Hundred and Twenty NTH street, 81
mother, cuckoo clock u.amhcr,'e,. 81.
snn. hand-raint"d china ash tray cSlcgel-
Cooper Company. 3. daughter. sllk UNI
br"lla pearl hanal. tStcrn HrosD. 81.
chldren. girl (from Si.g.i-I,oop.r's -,
doh, 81 =. whit" enamel doll he'd. 81: doll
trunk . cents. boy. express wagon 81
tool chest, 81. story book 30 cents. Total
expenditure. $50.
MISS l.. SUTHERLAND nowEN.
~ West Niucty.nln;h st. New York
For, grnnamo,hcr one Norris chair
/ Cat Fisher liroth.rs). t3is Aun. Mnrl.
TaySSr F 81 " Hna s "nS fl, rsesa 'fa
/ drawn bureau scarf DANES Mc,'rcery
4 COB, no; father. one box OF af,v
G ~ r. 'si"s"l'Soop"r Company, 80:
Bruthersl. Is. one sofa cushion tMc-
Crc"ry 4 Coz, 81 little sirl nv. years
Old. on" doll. s,sa; one So, dishes. pew
ter. twenty-five pieces. ~ cents one
piano. twelve Keys, 60 cents ,Sigel-C'pop-
"r Company; boy. six years old one
tool chest, q cents: one sled, Il cents.
"n" mechanical trolley car. 81 II ,SIrgcl-
Cooper Cpmp,nvI
Ana The New York Evening World for
on. year FOR the family. s3lt
Mrs. +. RODESBES~K
lcio Washington street. Ho5okcn
For Grandpa ,Sicg"l-cooper,: Golden
OAK Mnrris chair. with reversible
rn~hlon, ~ For Grandma tHaunnnn'1):
handsome parlor rocker. Sl75. ana
,SieEri-CooreD. half-iozen hcmstltch.d
| hhndkrrchicts IT !. i-s cents II cents.
For Para ,iircht'sii Smoking get 81 81.
fancy tie: u cents For mamma tRothcn-
berg -. Wool Cashmere tea gown, SagS.
For young daughter ,Rnthenbcrg'
Handsome dressed doll and go-cari for
same. fc.5i, box az candy. - cents For
young son uinthcnhcrg Largo hre
patrol with hand rails. 1919; copy "
sunday World. Christmas number
cents. Total, $50.
ADELE wALI.ACI
No II, East seventy s"venth street. city
The evening world., 1901-12-19

~ i EnS, FIfy-ht,h street in car
riage lntcr IN tac evening. II Is cN-
p'c,.d inst II" VIII b, ,haIt in t"m
lags
'Mf Wn,stu's par-.eau nakos IN"
statement ,hnt 4 il Impossible ma ne
soaIa hay. 'ikon rpl.pn Auy poison
hi. system A. thts Tin" could not
have acted otherwise tann fatally
Victim 81 Morphine.
Rl this Is not ai he sfory. al.
though Ii wa- ali the 'rmIly Mould give
ont It wh. Learned 10 another rciia-
bic quarter that Nj Wa;son rad been
a victim ~ mnrphn"
The death o: his father Is responsible
,or h!- breakdown. nus II was accel'
Grated by his use ~ the drug. and there
IL no douot that ne was under It's In
nucncc al the time he was found
The evening world., 1901-12-19
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

L. BrstaEpc Hsyts. ~ Sui, Mes orleans
Sssura1ca. Nassau Fziar~sE AnHe SIyiTlG
o.sn!e Nassau, Hayti
The evening world., 1901-12-19
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SAILED TODAY

HIndoe. Hull, FleFsi Bismarck.
SIsolai IL. Copenhagen G,hraltiT
AmaransnAe. Para, ChiciSo CITY. SEAassi
Aileshany PaFt Lman. Mozart. Fl l.uIa
Laurentian. GLASGOW. rcfyintss, 81 Lucl,,
J Cernanlc LlEerptal
The evening world., 1901-12-19
The Evening World S
500 Offer Rouses
Sharp Competition
Among a Host Of
Clever Shoppers.

Competition runs high among the hn~t
Of contestants who are striving for one
u the 81, golden gi;is IN The Evening
Worlds 800 or.r
.,L.t,
'i' 'NF'''"''H -huIp''" W.
hunting w christmas bargains h'hohs
the stores Of Evening World advertisers
AMI ~. s,,h,uIttln.. usrs INN lI4nlay "A
49,
mHfF"ious tN'''''iite anu '"'l'S
Other shoppers. too. with less ingc-
rulty are study! Ing ,hcf., lists carefully
j., ~. Ev.rIr,, Nn,,I AN ne ty ,i,b
:" - ',.tI 80.
The evening world., 1901-12-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TODAY
Sun rises. ,.ia'sun sets i35lMoon .-t, 70 .:
Till. rInp.S
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! to 2 O'clock Bar gains.

BOYS ovERcoATs. Russian blouse.
OF Cambridge and Oxford chevioss.
leather belts. sizes ~ to , m
years: regular sa5O value. for... Z'Uu
Boys BLOUSE SUITS. strictly all.
wool. blue. brown and fancy mixed.
braid and embroidery trim
tminss. 3 to 10 years. $3.50 kind. I .hs
CLOTH DRESS SKIRTS, OF serges
ana cheViots; some silk band trimmed.
others braid trimmed. none I on
worth less than $3.50. for........ I'7O
LADIE1 K1MOSOS. OF striped outing
flannel. blue and pink. 65c. az
$3.50 Az. '''.''...... ..............
WoMES's HOSE: neece-lined. black
cotton. double heel and toe. reg IN.
}ilar lsc. quality. for.............. JUG
Observation-Disclosures. initial
linen hemstitched. all letters. e.
pDCkETBOOks. Of leather. Purses,
caaielaine and Wrist Bags, Card
snscs. Bill Books. Music Rolls. 40.
&c; sc. to 16c. values, for........ DC
-Ebonized back, sterling
EVER trimmed Toilet Articles, 81.
!! sorts. asc. values. S/S
The evening world., 1901-12-19
9 to 10 O'clock Bargains.

KNEE PANTS for boys. : to II. OF
AZ WOO! chevio,s. neat patterns. 13c
w. NaI% .OT.s....
BOYS WAISTS. all wool flannel. blue.
brown, mode. red. &c. sizes 13r
to II. regular SOC. sort for........ NV
LADIES' WOOL WAISTS. handsome
pin stripes. open front. high collar.
band cum. Nile. red. navy. green. 70r
rose. &c, regular 81. 90 kind for. wv
INFANTS BIBS. fancy 81
stitched. lace edged. 12isc. value 7c
for .....................
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR. fleece
lined. ribbed. mace cotton. vests ana
pants. sizes : to IL years. regu- M
lar &c. ty.......,.,........'..
cHII.DRES'S HOSE, black ribbed
cotton. double heel and toe. sizes 2r
SO TO ~. l5c. kind................... W
CHILDREN MITTESS Of double
knit wool, all sizes. regular &c. lc
goods. pair. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LADIES' HASDiERCf lace
trimmed and embroidered cor 3Hc
ners. 20 styles. &c. value.
The Irish standard., 1901-06-22
PROBATE NOTICE

STATE Of MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hrnncpin. Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Jnmes
Cronnin. Deceased
Letters of administration e. t. n, on the
estate of james Crnnnln. deceased late of
me County of llcnncpln ana state OF
Minnesota. being granted to Kate cron-
mn. of said County ana State
And II appearing upon proper proof by
the aflidnvt of the said Kate Cronnln,
made and filed herein. that there are no
debts against the estate of said James
Cronnin, deceased.
IT is ORDERED, That three months be
ana the same is hereby allowed from ana
after the date of this order, In which an
persons having Claims or demands against
the SAID deceased arc required to file the
same In the Probate Court Of said County,
for examination and allowance or he for
ever barred
IT is FURTHER ORDERED. That the
first Monday In October. 1901. Mt ten
O'Clock II. m. at a general term of said
Prolate Court, to he held ut the Court
House In the City OF Minneapolis, in snid
County, be and the same is hereby np-
pointed as the time ana place when and
where the said Probate Court will examine
ana adjust said claims and demands.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED. Tint
notice of such hearing he given to all cred
itors ana persons Interested In said estate
by forthwith publishing this order once in
each week for three successive weeks In
the Irish Standard. newspaper printed
ana published In said County.
Dated Mt Minneapolis, this It'll day of
June, 1901.
by the Court:
Il. c. HARVEY,
Judge of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1901-06-22

bel, Nettie and Carrie Dolphin, Deep
haven, and John La Vale, Chattield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolphin left in the even
ing for a short trip East They will be
at home after July 1 at Deephaven.
The wedding of Miss Mary Desor-
meau, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Desor-
meau, to Claude w. Chance was SOL
emnized last Tuesday afternoon at 1870
at Notre Dame DIES Lourdes church.
Rev. Father Andre read the service
which was witnessed by about 80 of
the relatives and friends The brides
gown was gray foulard with yoke
Of pink silk trimmed with lace ap-
plique. Her flowers We're white roses.
Miss Anne Govereau was maid of hon
or and she wore gray foulard and car
ried pink roses. John Jay was best
man. A supper was served at the
home Of the brides parents, 654 Adams
street N. E., after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Chance will be at home after
July Is at G54 Adams street N. r.
The Irish standard., 1901-06-22
Death of Miss Sarah corbett.

An estimable young lady passed
away on Thursday Of last week in the
person of Miss Sarah Corbett, who died
after long illness at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Cor
bett, 1901 Fifth street S. Miss Corbett
was born at Mendoza, Mimi, in 1870.
Nearly all her life was spent in Mime
apolis, where she formed the acquaint-
ance of large circle of friends, who
mourn her early death. The funeral
was held from ST. Charles church on
Saturday morning last. Requiem mass
was read by her brother, Rev. L. Cor
bett of Duluth. The church Yves we'll
filled with the friends of the deceased
and the Young Ladies' Sodality, of
which she was member, turned out
in body. The interment was at St.
Mary's cemetery.
The Irish standard., 1901-06-22
College OF ST. Thomas.

The sixteenth annual commence
ment Of the College of St. Thomas
was held Tuesday afternoon at the St
Paul Seminary hall. Archbishop Ire
land presided and awarded diplomas
to the following:
Uassical-Benjamin +. Andus, Will
liam j. Busch, John A. Kral, Nicholas
A. Kryjewski, James G. Mcclure,
Frank II. Nemacheck, Peter A. Roy
and Joseph ]. Tomek. Commercial
Michael ]. Brice, Albert e. Collins,
John E. Connolly, William II. Dwyer,
Thomas P. Gerraughty, James G.
Glenn, Humbert ]. Moylan, Richard
A. Murphy and Reno L. Murtha.
The hall was decorated with flags.
oak b0ughs and ferns and was crowded
with the relatives and friends Of the
graduates. Music was furnished by
the st. Thomas Glee club. The vale
dictory was delivered by Mr.. Busch
and the salutatory and prophecy by
Messrs. Roy and Nemachek, respect
lively.
The class presented the fifth act
from Richard Ill" Mr.. Roy, as King
Richard, proved himself an actor of
no little ability. The cast of charac-
tiers was as follows: King Richard,
p. A. Roy; Richmond, ]. G. Mcclure:
Stanley, NJ. Powers; Ratcliff. J. NJ.
Nolan; Norfolk, w. H. Dwyer; Coles
by, E. P. Scallon; Dorset. J.. Ryan,
The Irish standard., 1901-06-22
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas, 1t has pleased an An-Wise
Providence to remove from our midst
our beloved sister, Sarah Corbett, and
inasmucal as by her death the Young
Ladies' Sodality of st. Charles church
has lost a valued and useful member.
her parents loving and devoted
daughter, her sister and brothers ii
kind and affectionate sister, and the
parish an ever faithful worker; there
fore be it
Resolved, That we, the members of
the Young Ladies' Sodality Of ST..
Charles church, extend to the bereaved
ones our heartfelt sympathy in this
their great affiiction.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes of this meeting;
that copy be furnished for publica-
ton to the Irish Standard, and CODY
be sent as q token of love and respect
for her amiable and upright character.
to the sorrowing family.
MARY CARNEY,
MARY EGAN,
MARGARET McDERAIOTvT.
Committee
June 1S 1901
The Irish standard., 1901-06-22
FROM THE CAPITAL.
June 10, 1901.

Rev. l.. Cosgrove, pastor of st. Win
cents church, attended the dedication
of st. Finbarr's church in Chicago last
Sunday. Rev. L. e. Judge, formerly
professor Of dogmatic theology at st.
Paul Seminary, is the pastor of Fin
barr's church, which is named in hon
or of the saint who founded a famous
abbey in the city Of Cork in the sew
enth century. Within short distance
of st. Finbarr's is the Boer church.
and when it's pastor heard recently
that prayers had been offered in st.
Finbarr's fer the success of the Beers
in their war against England the lit
tie community was still more closely
united in the bonds of friendship.
Father Judges flock form a little col
ony in the midst of other settlements
of Bohemians, Germans and Holland
ers, with whom they live in peace and
amity.
The funeral of Thomas p. Cronin,
who was drowned at Snail lake Sun
day, was held Wednesday afternoon
from the home Of DIR. A. S. Kistler, Cpl
University avenue, the interment being
at Calvary cemetery.
Miss Eleanor Dobson, of East Con-
gress street, will return next week
from Dubuque, Iowa, where she has
attended st. Joseph Academy during
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Welsh, of Dayton
avenue, have moved to Lake Mime
tonka for the summer.
James J. Hill will build a palatial
residence on Summit avenue, adjacent
to the parental mansion, for his son,
Louis w. Hill, who was married this
month in New York city. Alderman
Schiffman, for Mr.. Hill, presented Il
petition to the city council asking the
vacation of Walnut street, between
Summit and Irvine avenue. The street
is ungraded and unoccupied save for
stairway leading down the bluff to
Pleasant Avenue. Mr.. Hill declares his
willingness to pay for the land to main
tain ten-foot stairway for the public
accommodation If desired. The vaca-
ton will give GO feet additional front
age. The new palace, for which plans
are being prepared by Clarence II.
Johnston, will be built entirely of
Italian marble, and will cost 100000,
if not more.
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Young.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Young of Walnut street, and Charles
Maus Spear took place at the Cathedral
June 10. Rev. ]. ]. Lawler celebrated
the nuptial mass. Miss Mary and
Frank Young were the attendants. A
program Of wedding music was given
by Miss Gertrude Sans Sou". orgsn..st,
| and Miss Stella Vervais, soprano. A
wedding breakfast was served at the
BRIDES home after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Spear will go east for a
wedding trip and will be at home after
July IL at Central Terrace
The Irish standard., 1901-06-22
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RrDEMp.
TON

IN IN whose name assessed Oliver NJ. Cup
vi; description Of land, lot 2, block 4.
crystal Lake Park, Hcnncpin County, Min.
hesoth year Tux levied, 1896; date of tudp
ment, March 81, 1893; when sold, NAV 3.
ls''s; amount sold for to state. 42c; assign
cd ~ state, May 10, 1000 for 08c; interest.
55c; total amount required to redeem, S1,31.
LOU ., DOCK q, Crystal Lake Park, Hcnne-
pin County, Minnesota; year tax levied,
IsDo; date OF Judgment, March Fl, 1903;
when sold. May 2. 1893; amount sold for
to state. 30c; assigned by state NAV 10.
1900, for Ole; interest, 34c; total amount
required to redeem. $1.25 Total, 1885,
Office Of County AUDITOR Hennepin Coun-
ty, Minnesota. TO Oliver NJ Guptill: You
nrc hereby notified that. pursuant to Tux
Jndgment-cntcred In the District Court.
County of HenncpIn, State of Minnesota, ma
above stntcd-thc land herein above de-
scrlbcd, assessed In your name, was sold
for Tux ms above stated. ana that the time
allowed by law for redemption from said
sale, on rnrh Of said lots respectively. will
eSpIr" sixty days after service of this notice
has been made and proof thereof has been
hled IN this office. In addition to the
amount above stated. as necessary to re-
dccn each or either of said lots from said
SAFE, the cost Of service of this notice must
DC PAID, together with such interest as NAV
accrue from and after this date, Mt one per
cent per month on each of said sums of 0f,
cents ana 81 cents.
Witness my hand and official seal, Mt
minneapolis, in said County of Hennenin.
this eth day of May, 1901.
Per II. G. PIACNA, County Auditor.
Deputy. [Seal]
No. A. 21s
The Irish standard., 1901-06-22

school children for excellence in their
work during the year. At the close OF
the program refreshments will be
served.
The people of ST. Charles parish are
making extensive preparations for
their annual Fourth Of July picnic at
Minnehaha Park. Dinner and supper
will be served OH the grounds by the
ladies. A band will play patriotic
American airs, and there will be ath-
letic sports of all kinds. The pro-
gram will appear in these columns next
week.
The Bijou theater was filled to it's
utmost capacity OH Tuesday evening
at the annual entertainment given by
the pupils Of Immaculate Conception
school. An excellent program was
rendered by the children, and Bishop
AIcGolriclz delivered an address COM
pimenting the Sisters on the efficiency
displayed by their pupils. Master
James Byrnes entertained the audience
with his splendid singing.
Joseph H. Thompson, the wealthy
merchant tailor, died at the family resi-
dence, 1916 Hawthorn avenue, on Fri
day afternoon, June IA, after a pro-
longed illness. He was 67 years of
age and came to the city in 1856. He
was an upright business man, who was
held in high esteem by all his fellow
citizens. The funeral took place on
Monday afternoon and was under the
direction of the grand lodge of Masons.
The interment was at Lakewood GENE
terry. A wife and daughter survive him.