The Irish standard., 1902-05-24

S>As A"M4SS S1oiNNiS ICtpSu
into the Mississippi last Sunday and
rescued a 12-year-old boy from drown
ing. He nearly lost his own life. Mr..
Frawley is an employee of the Mime
apolis Dry Goods Company. and de-
serves medal.
w. w. Erwin. the famous criminal
lawyer. is attorney fer two Of the in
dicted detectives. He has filed an atfi-
davit Of prejudice against Judges
Simpson. Elliott. MCGEE and Harrison
who are Republicans. The other two
judges-Brooks and Pond-arc Demo-
Gratis. Bill Erwin kll3ws his business
thoroughly.
John Flood. the S-year-old son of
Patrolman James T. Flocd, SOB Ninth
street s, was badly bitten by vicious
Dig belonging to Leonard Day. last
Wednesday. The boy claims another
scho"lboy "sicked' the dog upon him
as he was going to school. The boys
leg was severely lacerated and the
wound is very painful. Why was no.
the dog muzzled?
Lyndale Tent Of the Maccabees VII
give q social dance at Kistlor's hall.
Sixth avenue n. and Lyndalo. reNt
Thursday evening. Music will he fur.
nshcd by Galichio. Admission, zoe
each. Following is the comm ttce II
arrangements: l.. w. Stcerc. NJ. Crab
tree. G. n. Ross. G. w. Gillen. w. ].
Donahue. Charles Wommer. Ell. i.
Lamb, w. ]. Mcclure. NJ. ]. Allen. Ben
Lehman, Thomas Jordan, a. ]. Myers.
]. II. Dow.
The st. Anthony Turverein has
adopted resolution calling upon Sen
ators Nelson and C!app and Congress
man Fletcher to advocate III congress
resolution Ct sympathy With the
Beers. Senator Clarp is the only pro-
| Boor among the three mentioned! He
presided at a pr3-Roer meeting in ST.
Paul on one occasion and made thor
oughly American speech. His Repub-
llcan colleagues in the Senate may in
f!Ncnce him against advocating the
the cause of the Beers in his official
capacity.
The members of Hennepin Council.
knights of Columbus, will receive Eoly
communion in Il badly at ST. Charles
church Tomorrow. Trinity Sunday. Mt
the o'clock mass. The knights wish
to prove their Catholic devotion and
loyalty to the Holy See by thus H.
forming with the recommendation
made by Archbishop Ireland in his c'r-
cular letter referring to the observance
of the Jubilee year of Pope Leo MIL
Every Knight Of Columbus is expected
and urgently requested to he present ut
the church. Fourth street south and
| Thirteenth avenue. at 7:t5 Sunday
morning. The Knights will assemhl y
| in the church basement before mass
and enter the church in body five
minutes before eight O'Clock.
A correspondent writes tD the ST.
Paul Globe complaining Of the rowdy-
ism of the university students OH an
interurban car. He says: "They took
possession of the car as if they were a
| superior body of citizens or lot Of
licensed anarchists. They began to
pass individual students over the heads
of the crowd from one end of the car
to the other. Then they INDUCED in a
series of ear-splitting yells in rhytll-
| mic unison till they We're red in the
face and their eyes bulged out. Next
they engaged in two or three football
scrimmages breaking a pane of glass.
for which they took up q nickel collec-
ton and paid the conductor dollar
and on reaching their destination the
majority of them jumped out Of the
windows, only about dozen taking
the trouble to walk out through the
door,
Miss Aurelia Mcdonald and John a.
Kennedy were married in Holy Rosary
church Tuesday afternoon. Miss b.
con was ut the organ and played the
bridal music. and Miss Longton sang
"Adorc and BE STILL The brides
maids. the Misses Eva Carmel and Gen
evieve Gilchrist. wore pink and white
MULE Miss Mabel Gilchrist. the mad
of honor. was in white crepe and her
flowers were American Beauty roses
The brides gown was of white silk
with lace applique. She wore veil
and carried white roses. The ushers
were James Mcdonald and William
Carmel. and Benedict ]. Mcdonald was
best man. REV. Father Fannon read
the service. which was followed by Il
dinner at the home of the brides pa
rents on Fifteenth avenue s. Covers
were laid for twenty. and the guests
were the members Of the two families
In the evening a reception for one hun
dred guests was given. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy will go to Wisconsin to spend
| the remainder of the month with rela-
tives and friends.
The PspsI Jubi:oe
In all the churches of the archdio-
cese of st. Paul. letter from Arch