The Irish standard., 1902-09-27
CITY IN BRIEF.

UTAy6I UUOAS LUZ uISL SOlAAAAAAAA1o NAAAA
dren at the Standard Catholic Book
Store, 81 Fourth street s.
Miss Julia Fields Of Fargo n. d.,
is visiting friends i'll Minneapolis and
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
O'Keeffe, 1911 Bryant avenue n.
Miss Mary McFadden, of the Duluth
News Tribane is i'll the city on Il brief
vacation. The members Of the Press
Club are delighted to see the talented
young lady of the Zenith City.
Rev. Father MacCorry. a mission
airy priest, delivered IN illustrated lee
ture entitled The Story Beautiful at
the immaculate Conception Church
last Tuesday evening to a large audi
ence.
Prayer books and rosaries for first
communion children. We have new
line of white prayer books for girls.
Standard Catholic Book Store, 81 S.
4th St.
Acting Mayor Jones' has forbidden
the indiscrimillute transfer Of liquor
licenses. Peter Blair lodged prosecu-
ton when doing business under
transferred license by alleging that he
was not the proprietor of the saloon.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Courtney last "Wednesday
night. He is the tilSt-hurn child and
is bouncing boy. The happy father
is passing around Tom Moore cigars to
his many friends.
Mrs. G. A. Pillsbury, widow of the
late ''FloM King" died Of pneumonia
last Thursday ut the age of 81. She
was an estims,ble lady who was highly
esteemed for ller many noble qualities.
She leaves two SONS to mourn her de-
mise.
\ card party will he held next
Thursday evening, Oct. 2nd, at st.
Charles Church. 18th avenue S and 4th
street. in the church plrlors. The pro-
ceeds will be fCu the benefit of st.
Charles Church. Refreshments will
be served. Tickets 25c.
Chris Norheck says that Dr.. Ames
secured some 100000 by grating,
while mayor Of TIL city. Il know
what l am talking about" Ire says.
Probably he does. but it is hard to be-
lieve a man of his character. even
when he tells the truth.
The 23rd annual ball by the Robert
Emlnet Literary Society of Minneap-
oils will be held at Masonic Temple on
Thursday evening, October Both. The
committee of arrangements are J. G.
O'Keefe. \. l.. Lennon. NJ. j. GILL; NJ.
LenilMll. ]. J. Daley. j. j. Fitzgerald.
VIM. Archer. J. J. Doran.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Graham of 2';557
Grand street n. T.. announce the ell
gugement of tlrair daughter Mary Ag
hes to Stephen Joseph Mccarthy Of
Watkins. Mimi. The wedding will be
quietly solemniZed at 9 O'clock
NSNtlSloNat. CNlODCL clI. ''l VIZ
Church of st. Anthony of Iadua.
Your Uncle Loren is trying to
make Democratic Votes on the false
plea that lie will assist to elect Haynes
in return for the votes that should go
to Lind. james G. Haynes can be
elected without resorting to such des
picable methods. Lind will be elected
in spite of such triclary on the part
of his opponent.
Ex-Attorney General Hahn dropped
dead last Tuesday while examining IA
witness in the district court He was
Il worthy citizen whose sudden death
is much .deplored in legal circles. Gen
elu Hahn assisted in drafting the
tax code which failed to pass the leg
islatme last winter owing to the Oppo-
sition of the taX-dodgers and the cor
rupt influences they eXertcd in the
senate
The school children who We're to
have half holiday to see President
Roosevelt were deeply disappointed.
1t is said that the Republican politi-
clans We're not so sorry as the chill
dren. Loren Fletcher. who opposed
Roosevelts recommendation of a Gu
ban reciprocity bill, feared a castiga-
ton of the insurgents from the prasi-
dents lips and felt much relieved
when he did not come. But he may
hear from him later.
Tire Rev. Louis Richter. Presby-
terrain minister, has brought suit
against the North and West Publish
ing Company to recover $1,000 for stig-
matiZing him as a Judas The Of
Tending sheet is the one that. inserted
an article from Rev. Helwig some time
ago, charging Catholics with assas-
sinating Abraham Lincoln. The Irish
Standard refuted the false accusation
from historical records but Helwig
and the Presbyterian organ remained
as mute as oysters and made no re-
traction.
On the invitation of Mother Zavier
about 300 friends of the Catholic Or
phan Asylum visited that admirable
institution last Sunday afternoon and
received a cordial welcome. They