The Irish standard., 1903-10-03
Miss c. e. Pendy. aged q wears a,

Miss c. e. Pendy, aged p years, and
daughter of ex-Lieut, pcndy of the st.
Paul police force, died at their home
on Courtland stree, on last Tuesday
and was buried from st. patrick's
church on last Thursday morning.
James Silkc, the wrll-known elevator
inspector. who has been confined to
his home for several weeks with
rheumatism is able to be about again to
the extreme JOY of his many friends
Mrs. =. Clarkcn widow of the late
Patrick Clarkcn, is dangerously ill and
il is feared she will not survive.
Coleman Conroy. whom every good
man in ST. Paul knows. has got the
contract for heating and plumbing the
new United States post Office and gov
crnment building ut Butte. Mont. will
leave for that city in Il few days to
supcrntend the work.
The knights of Equity of st. Paul
will give Il social luncheon and enter
tainment to its members on the evening
of Friday. Oct. 1G, at Metropolitan hail.
The new building of the College of
st. Thomas will he ready for occupancy
next week. Tho two upper floors are
finished and only little work is to he
done on the first floor. The new Struct-
ure lies between the first building erect
ed eighteen years ago and the other
building built three years ago. Ii CON.
forms in style to the other buildings
and is built of brown pressed brick. II
occupies Il site 1:;oNGo feet and cost
$4,000. Recreation rooms. including Il
billiard pall"r and Il ,commodiouS read
ing room. will occupy the basement.
The chemical and physical Laboratories
will take up The space on the first floor.
\ study hall. accommodating $50 stu.
dents. will I've ON the second floor. The
third floor is lartitionrd into two di-
visions for the commercial department..
In ono room will he the typrwritcrS AND
the other will he devoted to rrctntionS
Tic old building will be used for adj
The second building will be used en-
| tircly us Il dornitory.
Several merchants We're arrested
Tuesday charged With keeping stores
open ON Sunday. The defendants are
Jews, who sn! that they close their
stores ON Saturday. They pleaded not
guilty. AMI tho ease will he tried oct.
6. The defendants are Sam EoSnrr.
| 1874 East Fairfield avenue: Rachel
RoSrnhlonl, 30 Fairfield avenue: llrM-
ry cumonuw. Dis Fairfield avenue. and
Charles G. and Jacob |. Levy of the
| North Star grocery Rice and Rnndo
streets.
| The capitol grounds are valued at
| $50 to Sl.1,l !; front foot NY the owners
who appeared Tuesday before Commits
Sioncrs Richardson. Watson ana Read,
appointed To appraSe til" property. All
maintained that tho value of the prop
crty had hrcn greatly enhanced by the
erection of the new capitol. The land
desired by the commission lies in tho
trinngle bounded by Central avenue,
Cedar street and Aurora avenue.
Henry Kennedy. II farmer from lnv"r
Grove. had both his legs broken in II
runaway at Third and Walmsln streets
Tuesday noon. His left leg WAS tract
urcu near the knee and the right lc..
ut the ankle. He was taken to the
city hospital Mr.. Krnncdy'S team got
frightened at Third and Cedar streets
and ran away. He was unable to check
the horses and ut Third and WahaSlEl
streets jumped from the wagon and
broke his legs when he struck the pave
mcnt. The horses were stopped III
Third and st. Peter streets by PATROL
man Winkcl.