The Irish standard., 1903-09-19
to be gone IL month.

W iy' gone llOIltll.
Mrs. w. Il. Brawlry. Fergus Falls.
is the guest of Mrs. X; j. O'Connell.
of Carroll street.
Miss Elsie NJ. Tracy. us Il. George
street. who has been visiting i'm the
country. has returned to her home
West George st.
MIR. and Mrs. j. T.. MahonS. Lisbon
street gave Il party Friday evening.
j. III. Shields and Miss Irene Clark
in We're married las, Tuesday.
The a. o. III. of ST. Paul will cele-
brntc the Robert Emmett centennial on
tomorrow afternoon hy Il grand men,
orial procession through the principal
streets of the city. starting from Rice
Park and winding up ut the Grand
opera house, where elouuence viii!
flow freely and free to all.
Fully 1000 IIibeinians are expected
to be i'll line in the parade tomorrow
Sunday afternoon Which is to pre-
cede the exercises III the Grand opera
house in COMMUNICATION of the
martNrdom of the Irish patriot. Rob-
crt Emmett. All arrangements for the
exercises were completed ut a meet
ing ut the Hotel Northern. at which
there were present representatives of
the ten divisions of the order in st.
Paul Not only will I'LL of the Iiihcr-
mans of st. Paul and Ramsey coun-
ty take part i'll the parade. but Il
large number of visitors from out of
the city are expected. Word has al
ready been received to the effect that
large delegation will he present from
Hastings. and Il number of dclcg:t ionS
ar" expected from other points where
the HibernianS are organized. Il. w.
Mccoy has been selected as chief
marshal of the parade. and he will
he assisted by w. Ii. Burns At the
head of the parade will he Il platoon
of police. followed 10y lloehers band.
The visiting members will he given
the plac" of honor in tho parade. and
following tles" will come the ten ,li-
visions of the order. Three bands will
furnish the music for the parade.
The formation of the parad" will
he on Market street. resting ON Sixth.
The lin" of march will he on Sixth
street to Siblcy. on Sblcy 10 Seventh,
on Seventh to st. Peter, and on st.
Peter to the Grand opera house The
exercises at the opera house will begin
at 3 O'Clock. Following is the pro-
srammc: Overture. Kochlrr's Band:
Quartcttc-"Oll. breathe Not His
Namc,' Misses Florence Buck and
Hida Rentz and Messrs. f. McCaf-
frey and j. +. Gchan; address Hon.
Moses Il. Clipp: solo-"Mcmory of the
Dead j. Il. Gehan; poem written
especially for the occasionD Rev. Bro.
Ambrose. Quartet "Shc's Far
From the Land" Misses Florence
Buck and 1liltla RcntZ. and MrSSrS.
Il. Mccartney and j. f. Gellan: mem
orial address. Rev. T. +. O'I,ricn.
Patrick F'uey, the 17-ycar-old son of
Patrolman Daniel Furcy of the Rondo
street detail. this city, WAS instantly
killed Tuesday afternoon at :i:4l
O'Clock on broadway street near the
Burlington freight depot. He fell
from 4 delivery wagon and was
crushed to the ground by Il case of
paper which fell upon him. The
young man was riding on Il delivery
wagon belonging to his uncle, James
+. Freil. an eNpresslnan, and was
standing beside a case of paper weigh
ing $50 pounds. which stood upright
i'll the wagon. AS the wagon passed
the Burlington freight depot on Broad
way, the front wheels struck a catch
basin and the wagon tipped sidcwisc,
overwhelming the case of paper.
which threw young Furey to the
ground. and falling upon him crushed
his skull. The funeral took place
Thursday morning from st. Vinccnt's
church and WAS largely attended.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
John j. Dwycr were held "Wednesday
from st. Lukc'S church. being largely
attended. Solemn requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. Ambrose Dwycr.
of Syracuse. n. Y. Rev. Father Nc
Nulty spoke briefly. in which he dwell
upon the uncertainty of life and the
necessity for preparation. Intcrmcnt
was ut Calvary cemetery.
w. ID. Madigan. st. Paul. a delegate
to the Railway Mail Clerks convcn-
ton recently held in Washington, ID.
c.. was elected first vicc-prcsdent
of the Mutual Relief association of
Railway Mail Clerks of the United
States last Wednesday.
Miss Rowlin and Miss Josephine
Howlin. Summit avenue. will leave
Sunday evening for Washington. ID.
G. The latter will attend school at
Georgetown, ID. c.
Edward McNamce has resigned his
position as secretary Of the board of
school inspectors on account of i'll
health.
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