The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-03-01
CITY NEWS
The telephone call of the Irish Standard
is 273. Twin City Co.
BRIEF MENTION

BRIEF MENTION
Catechisihs for sale ut the Standard
Catholic Book Store, 81 Fourth street
s., second floor.
Judge Simpson has decided that the
school boards scheme of pension
fund for teachers is illegal.
Ex-senator Washburn left last Mon
day for Cuba to study the conditions
of the island and it's commercial rela-
lions to the United States.
Get ready to muzzle your dogs.
Mayor Ames has issued a ukase that
any unmuzzled canine running at large
on and after March Is will be shot.
Col. Fred Ames, chief Of police, has
ordered crusade against wine rooms
and palm gardens It is high time
for him to suppress these adjuncts of
the saloons.
Gov. Van SAINTS father died last
Monday at LIE Claire, Iowa, at the ripe
age of 90 years. He was buried on
Wednesday, and his distinguished son
attended the funeral.
Jan Kubelik, the great Bohemian
violinist, will give exhibitions of his
musical skill at local play house.
He n the equal, if not the superior, OF
Paderewski as an artist.
Handsome new rosaries, prayer
books, catechisms, wax candles, can
dlesticks, holy-water founts, and books
of all kinds at the Standard Catholic
Book Store, 81 South Fourth street. "A
complete line of church goods and
religious articles.
The sixty Minneapolis knights Of
Columbus who went to Winona last
Saturday returned on Sunday and
were highly delighted with their visit.
The new council Of the order institute
ed in Winona has membership of 65.
All the nationalities are represented.
Get your seats reserved at the Irish
Standard Office for the annual union
entertainment to be given at the expo
sition building on st. Patrick's evening,
at which the Hon. Bourke Cochran
will deliver the address. There are
vet to be reserved about 1900 good
seats.
Judge Pond has ordered new trial
for Charles Hamilton who was con-
victed on general principles" by a
Jury on the charge of running an OPT
UNI joint. The judge says that the
verdict is disgrace to the jury sys-
TEN, and burning disgrace to the
jury that rendered it. The Judge is
right.
Sergeant Major Williams of the
Fourteenth United States infantry,
who disappeared with $147 entrusted
to him for Motorlnan Edward Welsh,
is now under arrest at Fort Smelling.
He returned voluntarily and surrend-
cred himself. He will not be tried for
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leave.
Health Commissioner Hall, after
having investigated the matter, says
majority of the cases of smallpox in
Minneapolis were the results of ex-
posture. outside the city. The three
last persons sent to the quarantine
hospital were from Bemidji, Grand
Rapids and Minot, N. d. The local
health authorities keep up the work
of vaccinating and fumigating.
The st. Stephens parish bazaar
closed last Saturday evening. The
net results of the week will figure up
about $780, In the contest for the
pony, Master Bayley won. The dia-
mond ring was won by Miss Coleman
and the set of dishes by Mrs. ]. p.
Wall. Mrs. T. Il. Lally, whose name
was mentioned in connection with the
latter contest, wishes to have it under
stood that her name was used without
any authority, on her part.