The Irish standard., 1903-03-21

apOllS, returned from New hampshire
Tuesday in charge of Sheriff Dreger.
Wednesday morning he was arraigned
before Judge Pond to answer to
seven indictments. n plea Of not
guilty was entered and bail was fixed
at $4,000.
Faith OF our Fathers, Catholic Be-
lief, Plain Facts and many other
books of religious nature can be Sc
cured at the Standard Catholic Book
Store.
Thomas Gallagher and Fred \. Their
in, who were appointed to appraise
the estate OF the late George Il. Kent,
made their report to the judge of pro-
bate Wednesday. Their appraise-
nent shows the estate to be valued
at $3,O0O.31, all OF which is personal
property, with the exception of $500
worth of real estate.
The stockholders of the First Ma
tional bank voted unanimously We'd
nesday to increase the capital stock
Of the bank from $1,OOO,O00 to $4,000
600. 1t has been decided that one
half OF the additional stock voted
shall be sold to the stockholders and
the remaining one-h;lf to other per-
sons. 1t is understood that the stock
will be placed on the market at once.
City Clerk Lydiard will sell cycle
path license tags to motor cyclists
who apply for them. AS far as the
city clerk is concerned there is no
difference between bicycles. 1t will
now be up to the other wheelmen
who object to the motors, to contest
the matter. 1t is the opinion of City
Attorney Healy that the motor BIZ
cycles should be classed with auto
mobiles.
Three lots at the southwest corner
of Sixth avenue S. and Third street
have been sold by Henry r. Higgins
and Thorpe Brothers for the Security
bank for $22,5OO. The land was form
erly occupied by the Day Lumber
company. 1t will be improved at
once. Thorpe Brothers have also sold
to l.. D. Richards, of Milwaukee, the
Marion Russell farm of eighty acres
near the Minnehaha Driving park for
$4,000.
A new corporation known as the
Catholic Association Of the University
OF Minnesota has filed articles OF i'll
corporation with the secretary OF
state. The objects of the association
ARE stated to be to create among it's
members a more enlightened mind in
matters Of Catholic faith, to spread
among the Catholic students and
alumni spirit of good fellowship
and to provide and maintain a build
ing for it's members.
Members of Hennepin Council, No.
435 OF the knights Of Columbus, will
go to Winona tomorrow to take part
in the ceremonies OF comforting the
third degree by Winona Council. A
special train will leave the Union de-
pot at $3.50 a. ~, over the Burlington
road. Fare for the round trip $2.1O
Of which amount 70 cents will he paid
by the council. 1t will be Il big event
and it is the intention OF the knights
OF both Minneapolis and st. Paul to
turn out in large numbers.
The April grand jury will be CON-
posed Of the following men: Edward
w. Backus, John j. Ankeny, o. L.
SWEET, Franklin Benner, Charles Will
kins, John Il. Calderwood, Patrick j.
Breen, Samuel V. Morris, Jr., Edward
f. l.. Blecken, William IL. Williams,
William de la Barre, j. w. Christie,
Eli U. Gjertsen, james Gray, Gustav
j. Heinrich, Frederick i. Slocum, G.
+. Gordon, Fred KEGS, w. z. Dever-
eaux, Thomas Downs, Edward Elk
man, Ernest +. Smith. The grand
jury will meet April g.
The Murray Cure Institute adver-
tises extensively in this issue Of the
Irish Standard, Il whole page being
devoted in setting forth the merits OF
the Murray cure for the drink and
opium habit. The Irish Standard
gives it's endorsement to the work
which this institute is doing every
day for suffering manhood, and we
cheerfully recommend the Murray
cure to all unfortunates who are
addicted to drink or opium. The
Murray cure is a sure and complete
cure and leaves no bad after effects.
Mayor Smith of st. Paul visited
Mayor Haynes office "wednesday
morning and had few minutes fun
with the people who had urgent bust
ness with his honor" Mr.. Smith
came over to call on DR.. Ames, ami
after the arraignment of the former
mayor dropped into the mayors Of
fee. He was pointed out as the
mayor" and entertained applicants
for jobs on the police force. He made
no appointments but left for st. Paul
after declaring the Minneapolis city
and county building excelled the st.
Paul structure.