The Irish standard., 1902-03-15
DULUTH NEWS.

DULUTH NEWS.
The Bishops club met Tuesday even
ing Of last week at 7:45 o'clock and
the subject was "Ravenna." The pro-
gram was as follows: Religious read
ing, Miss Gertrude Knauf; "History of
Ravenna: Tomb Of Dante" Mrs. Thom-
as; cart and Architecture" Miss Lydia
PORTER; reading from DANTE" Miss
Winnifred Killoran; Current Events"
Mrs. Corcoran; reading-selected, Miss
Anna Knauf.
M. ]. Dillon, of the West End, who
was burned, last week, by the igniting
Of oil on the sides Of an empty kero-
sene barrel, is seriously burned. He
suffered excruciating pain and is in a
pitiable condition.
In accordance with their annual GUS
tom, the people Of st. James parish are
getting ready to celebrate st. Patrick's
day, March II. The preparations in
clude a concert and entertainment to be
given in the evening of March II. The
address will be delivered by Rev.
Father Greene, Of Grand Forks, MINI.
The entertainment will be held in the
Great Eastern hall.
Bishop McGolrick spoke on "Gibbon''
before the Saturday club, last week.
The members of the club were privi-
legged to invite their friends to hear the
bishop.
Mrs. Gilley was the victim Of a Pc
culiar accident last week. She was
found lying on the floor in the hallway
leading from her apartments in the
Gilley building, on Central avenue. A
physician was called and shortly at
terward she regained consciousness,
apparently little affected by the acct
dent. Mrs. Gilley cannot recollect
whether she tainted, fell down the
stairs, or how long she had been lying
there when discovered.
The Institute Echoes is the title of a
very interesting monthly publication
that has made it's appearance from the
Sacred Heart Institute of this city.
The object Of the magazine is to pro-
mote high literary spirit among the
students 1t will serve also as bond
between the alumni and their Alma
Mater, chronicling the success Of the
former and giving the important hap
penings at the latter. F. Lyon is the
editor-in-c chief, and Miss Stella Miller
and Miss Margaret Sweeney are the as
sociate editors.
Patrick Shea, patient in st. Mary's
hospital, was severely burned, last
week, in a singular manner. He is be-
ing treated for a skin disease. His
hands and arms were wrapped in car
bolized oil bandages. While the nurses
were out Of the room, Mr.. Shea decided
to have smoke, and in lighting his
pipe, set fire to the highly inflammable
bandages.
| Herbert Bolger, the 16-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Bolger, Of BIG
Fifty-fourth avenue west, died about 1
o'clock, last Saturday morning, Of IT,
phoid fever. The death of this young
man has cast gloom over the young
peoples society of West Duluth, for
Herbert was an exemplary young man
and was loved and respected by wide
circle Of friends. He formerly attend
ed the Longfellow school, but of recent
date was in business with his father.
The funeral was on Monday, from St.
4 James church. ......
Mrs. G. O'Brien, of Al Fifty-second
avenue west, is on the sick list.
Daniel Murphy, of Proctorknott, who
has been on several weeks visit in
Canada and Eastern points, returned
F., last week. ......#
The funeral Of the late James j.
Cusack was held last Saturday morn
ing from the Catholic Cathedral. Many
friends attended. The pallbearers were:
John Shea, James L. Trayers, William
Mcbride, John H. Mccall, Charles
Langbridge and Joseph Bereni.
A grand sacred concert will be given
at the cathedral tomorrow evening.
Rev. Father Keane, Of Minneapolis,
will speak.
The recent victory Of the gallant
Beers was the cause for great rejoicing
among their friends in the Zenith City.
Success to them.
Div. No. /, A. o. H., met Wednes-
day evening Of last week. J. g. Hes
sian, who has been in Klondike for
three years, was present and made a
few remarks. A. Murphy entertained
the division with few short remarks,
reviewing the work of the United Irish
League in Ireland and calling on all
the members to support it in its good
work.
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