The Irish standard., 1902-11-08

parishoners to make the most of their
new hall and through fits use to get
better acquainted. D. w. Lawler
spoke of the energy shown by the 30.
hemians in erecting the hall. Music
was given by the church choir, aided
by an orchestra, Quartette and sew
eral soloists
Mrs. Marie Ramelot Lawler was
found dead in her bed last Sat-
urday afternoon at her home, 1852
East Fifth street. Suffocation was
the cause Of her demise. The
woman was suffering from ner-
vousness and Friday night Il doc
tor administered an opiate. Mrs.
Lawlcr fell into Il heavy sleep. Her
head dropped between the two pillows,
causing suffocation. Coroner a. w.
Miller viewed the remains and decid-
ed that death was accidental. The
body was removed to ]. A. Willwcr-
scheid's undertaking rooms at 45S st.
Peter street. Burial was in Min
neapolis. Mrs. LAWYER was so wears
of age and for seven years had resided
in st. Paul.
Sixty recruits left Columbus bar
racks, Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday, for
Fort Smelling, where they will be as
signed to the Twenty-first Infantry.
The addition of the recruits will swell
the complement of men ut the post to
about 100.
Alice Hughes, aged il years, died at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Hughes, Monday. The funeral
was private and interment at Calvary.
Fire caused slight damage Monday
afternoon to Il dwelling at Ninth and
John streets, owned by st. NIary's
Church.
Among the marriages of the week
are James DOnOhue and Annie Fra
sher, Don De Gress Gaskell and Mary
Molloy, John q. Gallagher and Mary
Hebron, John II. Lee and Kate Dunn.
Div. No. ., A. o. H., gave Il social
dancing party at their hall over the
Boston store OH Robert street, on last
Tuesday evening, the proceeds of
which is for the procuring of degree
paraphcrnalia. The party was Il great
success financially.
No. 3, a. o. H., has several new
recruits OH hand for the next meeting.
Just enough to take the place of any
one dying, or any other falling off,
is kept filled from time to time;
otherwise that solid, old fashioned
and wealthy Div. makes no attempt
at leaps OF bounds
Div. No. i. a. q. H., met ut lilks
hall on last Tuesday evening, and inl-
tiated class of twenty-five. There
are no bounds to this great lodge Of
HibernianS. 1t seems every one
wants to Join the new state presi-
dents Div.
Div. No. 8, A. O. H., has challenged
Div. No. 2 to contest of numerical
growth between November and jan
uary LIST, 1908; this will be the most
exciting Of all, as both Divisions are
strong and influential in the city, So
cially and otherwise.
The County Board Of the l.. A. A. O.
H., of Ramsey County, has elected the
following officers for the next two
years: Co. Pres, Mary l.. A. Smith;
vice President Mrs. L. Kelly; Secre-
tary, Nellie McColl; Treasurer Bird
get Foley.
The result of the election in st. Paul
and Ramsey county was somewhat
of a disappointment to the Democrats.
Peter ]. MctZdorf. county treasurer;
Thos. r. Kane, county attorney; DR..
Miller, coroner, and John p. Irvine,
surveyor, were elected, and the Demo-
Gratis made gains in their legislative
contests, elccting r. s. McNamee and
John G. Hardy, senators and Henry
McColl, William Butler, John Hand
ley, Anthony Yoerg, James r. Hickey
and Joseph Jacoby, representatives.
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