The Irish standard., 1902-11-01

out, and, the girls being unable 1
control the team, the buggy smaslir,
into the one in which the Reilly girl
were riding. The buggy was tippc.
and both the occupants thrown to til
ground though fortunately no seriors
results or injuries We're received. OK
cepting that the buggy was almos.
totally destroyed.
Lanesboro, Minn.-AIr. and Mrs. r.
G. Mccarthy, having read of the
wonderful and miraculous surgical
feats being performed by the famous
Austrian, DR.. Adolph Lorenz i'll Chi
cagO, under the advice of DR.. Drake
they journeyed there With their little
daughter Ada. The child was operat-
| ed on by the celebrated "bloodlcsS"
surgeon ut the West Side HOSPITAL
and it is claimed that complete cure
| was the result. This will be surpriS-
ingly good news to the many friends
of the family who had hardly dared
hope for even mere relief for the AT
ficted child. The parents have taken
her to doctors far and near, many OF
them the best in the profession, and
they all considered cure out of the
question. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy
will remain in Chicago for some time.
the doctor advising them not to at
| a1,t
she is strong enough to travel. 1t will
require about eight months for the
limb to set properly.
St. Peter, Minn.-John Burke, Il
well known citizen of Nicollet vii
lage, had his pockets picked at Sleepy
Eye one day last week and lost $40
in money, check for a considerable
amount, some wheat tickets, and Il
lot OF notes. He was attending a
church dedication when the robbery
occurred.
Wavery, Minn.-Father e. NJ
Ryan, of st. Claire, died after Il short
illness on Tuesday, Oct. 81, of bowe
trouble. His funeral was held ut the
Catholic church in GAINESVILLE.
st. Cloud, Minn.-Father Gregory
Steil, o. Is. S., will celebrate his silver
jubilee today. The 25 years of Fa
ther Gregory's priesthood have beer
busy ones. In the old country he tool
Il course in architectural engineering
and for ten years of his pastorate lit
had charge of all the buildings built by
the Order of ST. Benedict in this do
cese. He drew the plans and hat
charge of the construction of thu
greater part of the buildings at st
Joseph and had charge of some large
buildings at Duluth, spending severa
months in that city. Fourteen years
ago in August he was placed in charge
city.
Michigan City, N. DIN the con
test for prizes at the recent churcl
bazaar, Miss Mary Brennan was votet
: the most popular young lady, and pre-
scented with Il very handsome cushion
Miss Hazel O'Neil came second for
l nice cushion also. Mrs. II. Il. Doher
ty was voted the most popular wo
man, and obtained II very neat sof,
II cushion. Miss Marie Milligan wa
II voted the most popular little girl an,
l. was given Il beautiful large doll. Al
u though engaged. the young ladies con
. Sidercd Frank johnson the mos! poi,ll
! lar bachelor. and presented him wit
IL lovely doll. Miss Carri&an o
~ NIapcs, the most popular young lady
Y was presented with Il handsome cusl
ion.
Murdoch. AInn.-A mission fo
" Catholics aud non-CHhOlics opened Il
" the Sacred heart church last Sundu,
~ Oct. 2i, and ends Oh Sunday, Nov.
y There was Il service each week day q
. IL. H., and each evening ut S O'clOcl
! Fathers Arctandcr and Busche COZ
u Quoted the mission and delivered Yer
. interesting diSco,lrscS.