The Irish standard., 1902-05-31
FROM THE CAPITAL.

katherine Mcneil, aged 56 years.
died at the city hospital Monday. The
funeral occurred from the h.me Of h;r
sister. Mrs. JameSMcMonigal.2 37 Ste
vcns street. Mass was ut st. Michaers
church
Frank llennessy died ut the home Of
his SOL, John. MorhHy last. Mr.. IIc,-
messy was So years Ct age. The fu-
neral t, ok place from his late hnm.,
Al Cherokee avenue. and mass WIS
celebrated at ST. Michael's church.
Miss Kennedy. tlle guest of Miss
Markham. Virginia avenue has re-
turned to Fort Dcdga.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Costello of S2S
Reaney street, mourn the less of their
infant son. Join. aged 3 months. The
funeral took place from :he residenc,
Tuesday.
James Joseph Doughcrty ,1iel at his
home. 1O4S Jesse street. Nay 27.
Bartholomew Hayes. aged So years.
died Tuesday at his late home. IA
Fauuuier sire t. Tie funeral was he'd
from St. Johns church.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Matthias V. Steiger fer the marlia"e
cf her daughter. Monte Marie Hill. to
George X. Sheppard. TIE wedding
will take place at the hcme of the
brides grandparents. Mr.. ard Mrs. a.
l.. Larpanteur. Dale street.
y progressive eucllre party AMI s.,
cial hop was given Saturday evening Mt
the knights OF Columbus hall 90: the
benefit Of st. Peter Claviers church.
The prizes We're wen by Mrs j. L.
Hart. Miss NJ. Murray. Jcs phi Heating
and VIM. Stubbs.
The \. O. II. of St Paul have char
tered several of the Mississippi river
steamboats, for excursions and general
outing purposes for the summer ana
fall of 1902. There are eleven lodges
of the Hil:ernians here wi Ii 1902
members and ANY two divisions and
their friends make an immense crowd
So there can he river trips almost
every week to some cool place.
There will be quite delegation
fram st. Paul to the A. o. II. national
convention. to he held at that most
beautiful mountain city, Denver. Crl..
in the month of July. Notice of it
will appear in the columns of the Irish
Standard after the voting contest is
over
Div. No. 2. A. O. H.. met last Tues
day evening at their large hall ever
the Boston store. known as Bowlby
hall. corner of Sixth and Robert
streets. a large class Of young men
was initiated. President Higgins is
appreciated by all st. Paul Hibernians
for his inlefatigab,e work in advancing
old No. 9.
Hon. ID. w. Lawler has been elected
president of the union of public schools
in st. Paul. Fe is to deliver an adj
dress before the Grand Army of the
Republic here in the near future. He
is one CT the very best orators in all
the Northwest.
+. r. Murphy is out after the nomi-
nation for sheriff. and he says he is in
dead earnest this time. He wants all
his friends. and they are legion, to
know that he is candidate. Mr..
Murphy counts his German friends by
the thousands. He is confident of
landing the coveted prize, and. if
elected. he possesses all the qualfica-
tons to fill the office with credit to
himself and the Democratic party, of
which lie has been a staunch adherent
all his life.
VIM. p. Coveny, the popular Div. No.
3 Hibernian. is row in the tea, coffee.
syrup and spice business and sells d.
rcctly to his numerous customers from
the wholesale h"use frCm his own
wagons Every Irislman, and cspc-
cially the Hibcrnians and Daughters Of
Erin. should patronizc Mr.. Coveny as
long as he is in the business and can
sell rs chcaply as any one else.
Dan Kennedy. president Of Div. No.
Z. West Side. never tires of working
for the cause of Ireland and especially
the uDbuilding Of the A. O. II. He
never misses a meeting and is eve"
ready to help friends in any possible
way.