The Irish standard., 1903-10-03

hibits the employment of children un-
der the age of Is from working in any
kind of factory. no matter what tile
circumstances ut home or in the fac
tory may be. The penalty for violat-
ing the law is severe.
Two thousand ducks. weighing 1000
pounds. were received Wednesday in
one consignment by S. Il. Fullerton
state game warden. They were seized
near the Iowa state line that molnin.
by Captain William Bird of Fairmont,
and it was the largest seizure of game
in the history of the state. The en-
press charges were 500. They were put
in cold storage in st. Paul and. under
the law, will be distributed to char
liable institutions. No arrests were.
made for lack of evidence against the
supposed owners of the game.
n burglary was committed Monday
night on one of the busiest streets in
the city and in Il saloon Where watch
man tries the door every fifteen min
ll1es during the night. The saloon was
George Stairs, 326 Nito'let avenue
The thieves secured 5000 in bank notes
and several dollars in silver. Another
roll of $3.50 from the safe was C,rOpp,d
on the floor. The thieves gained an
entrance by tearing the screen from a
rear window and rrying open tile VIII
dow. The money was in the safe, but
either this was opened by some one
who knew the combination or it WAS
left Enclosed by mistake.
After working for more than two
Years to form Il milk trust and after
having so perfected it that the price of
milk was raised by one leap by more
than Il cent Il quart. the whole thing
has gone to the wall and milk is milk
again. Ali the milk men in the ci.y
were in line last month and every one
paid more than g cents ii quart for
milk. But suddenly. when the house
wife began to want more. tickets. her
milk man voluntarily LANDED her ll.
old number Of twenty tickets for ::
dollar, and she WAS happy again. Sc, il
will probably hr some time before milk
goes up again 10 where the leaial's
had boosted it,
Mrs. Della Wainwright. OF Water
town, Mimi, CT lpblated the 100,h an
adversary of her birthday Nlon'ay.
Mrs. Wainwright has three "randch'l-
dren residing in Minneapolis. f. W.
Sprague Il. a. Splague and MIS-. y. G.
Ranll. There are eight great grand
children living here. Mrs. I. II. Van
Nest, Mrs. II. L. Wilcox. Or. ID. Il.
Sprague, Mrs. n. III. Condit, Allie.
Bert, Ralph and AnEa Sprague. and
Mrs. Wainwright has three great,
great grandchildren. the daughters of
Mrs. VAN Nest of Minneapolis. Rachel,
Gladys and Marion Van Nest. Mrs.
Wainwright has outlived adj of her
children. Her grandchildren sent her
her birthday.
There are POI cases on the calendar
of the state supreme court for the
October term. which begins next Tues
day. The last case was filed ut noon
Wednesday, when the limit expired.
The appeal in the contest over the
famous Muller estate was received
from Duluth Wednesday morning. also
the appeal in the case of the Nelson
brothers, the convicted Owatonna muir
derers. Two other murder cases are
OH the calendar, the Ronk case from
Faribault county and the Carriveau
case from Lake county. The case Of
the State against DR.. A. a. Ames will
also be considered. Dates for argu-
ments will be set OH Tuesday, Oct. G.
Property holders OH Nicollet, between
Grant and Fourteenth, are considering
the matter of paving. The matter has
been taken up with the owners and the
paving may be done this fall. This in
wolves a widening of Nicollet to Four
teenth, at least, to correspond with the
work done last year from Thirteenth up
to Grant. A great many property own
ers along Nicollet favor the immediate
widening and paving of the street as
far as Seventeenth at least. With this
improvement would go the putting of
the overhead wires into the conduit
which was laid three years ago and
the substitution of side poles for center
poles to carry the street railway trolley
wires. Nicollet avenue will be retail
street all the way out some time, the
real estate owners profess to believe.
and they want to see the councils
ordinance for widening the avenue.
which now is entirely too narrow, with
it's car tracks, carried out
Jerry Sheehan. teamstcr. residing
at 212 Twentieth avenue S. died sud
denly at the city hospital Wednesday
morning of a rupture of the heart. He
was taken violently i'll. and DR.. U. G.
Williams was summoned. He was APP
parently suffering from stomach trou-
ble and was sent to the hospital.
Shortly after arriving there he became
easier and Wednesday morning was
thought to be all right when suddenly
he fell over dead. a post mortem
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