The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-03-22

Catholic Book Store, 81 Fourth street
S., second floor.
Mrs. John ]. Doran, 1929 Fourth
street N, is passing through severe
, attack Of typhoid fever. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Books and religious articles for Lent.
candles for Easter Sunday, Standard
Catholic Book Store, 81 South Fourth
street.
Among the prominent citizens on the
stage at the st. Patricll's Day lecture
by Bourke Cochran was Rev. G. l..
Morrill,, the former pastor of Calvary
Baptist church.
T. B. Walker, the wel-knowh lumber
man, will deliver an address at the
Fourth ward Republican Wigwam
next Monday evening, on Tariff and
. the Labor Problem"
EX-Sheriff Megaarden paid into the
county treasury S1.OS59S more than
was claimed for over-cllarges. and the
county commissioners. OH the advice Of
| Assistant Attorney Smith, refunded it
to him. The ieposcd official has left
for Seattle.
The Northwestern Miller says that the
400 mills Of Minnesota produced. dur
ing 1900, -four to the amount of o.
7O5.165 barrels. or q little more than
One-tifth of the total amount of -four
produced in the United. States during
that year.
Among the visitors from outside
points who attended the lecture of
. building last Monday evening were Mr..
+ and Mrs. P. NIulligan. of Eau Claire,
Tim Howard and Frank MCGUIRE of
Hudson, and Thomas r. Dowd. of
Austin.
In speech before the Anti ompul-
sorry Vaccination Society last week.
4 Senator Stockwell blamed the war in
the Philippines for the smallpox cpl
demic raging throughout the United
States. Worse diseases than smallpox
will be brought from the Orient by the
soldiers Of subjugation. Leprosy may
soon make its appearance.
Palm Sunday night March 23, Rev.
J.. M. Cleary will repeat his famous
lecture on the great passion Play of
Oberammergau'' at ST. Charles church.
In addition to the stereopticon views.
moving pictures will he presented for
the first time, and many Interesting
facts relative to the great religious
drama. as witnessed by him in 1900
will be told by Father Cleary in his
usual style of descriptive eloquence
Admission, 25 cents. Lecture begins
at s o'clock, sharp. Doors open at Z
o'clock.
DR.. Pleasant Hunter. former pastor
of Westminster church, spoke to. his
old flock last Sunday on '"The Future
Of the glo-Saxon." He said. among
other things, according to the Tribune
that eff the principles which made the
Anglo-SaXons great are adhered to, the
gates of hell shall not prevail against
it," The "it'' at the end of the SEN
tence is rather obscure. Goblet says
in his grammar that 'it'' is danger
GUS little word to use. The "princi-
pies" of the Anglo-Saxons are odious
in the sight of God and man, and no
preacher of the gospel can sanctify
them.
About fifty of the personal friends
of Julius.J. Heinrich called at his resi-
dence in the Third ward, last Tuesday
evening, for the purpose of inducing
Democratic nomination for mayor. Mr..
Heinrich would not give any decisive
answer and, after thanking them
heartily for their expression of esteem
and confidence, said he would take the
matter under consideration. The three
names now most prominently men
toned for the nomination for mayor
are James Gray, J. G. Haynes and
Julius Heinrich. The nomination of
any one Of these men would insure
Democratic success in November, and
the interests of the city would be safe
for the following two years.
Politics in the Third ward are being
discussed at a lively rate. Joe Kiichli
it is said, is already campaigning for
the democratic nomination for alder
man, and Peter Weingart would like
to make the race once more for coun-
ty commissioner. On the other side
John Meagher is being doomed by his
friends, and they are numerous, for
the Republican nomination for COM
missioner. the place now held by T. P.
! Sweet. If John Meagher secures the
nomination, we see no reason why he
should not be given the election unan-
imously. He is whole-souled, broad
gagged and thoroughly reliable citi-
zen. The Irish Standard would be
glad to see board of county commits
sioners made up of just such men as
:, John Meagher. We believe it would
be a fortunate thing for Hennepin
county.
Hibernians Attention
Hvland,s Mammoth Hihernian Sonp