The Irish standard., 1903-09-19

Robert Sullivan, of Minneapolis,
died at Seattle Oh Tuesday last. He
is survived by three children.
Standard Catholic Book Store,
Books and Religious Articles, 81, Attn
st. s., End floor.
John Long, Il laboring man, who has
been staying at the Union mission for
the past few days, fell dead Wednes-
day afternoon While waiting for IL
shave at the Moler barber college.
Coroner Williams decided that death
was due to apopleXy.
Nj. q. Sherwood, of 1U5 Bedford ave-
nue. northeast, /; switchman employed
in the Minnesota Transfer company's
yards at the Midway, was perhaps
fatally injured Wednesday by beng
caught between two cars. His scalp
was torn loose nearly Il quarter OF the
way around and he suffered concus-
sion OF the brain.
Daniel h. Nolan and Rose L. Soul
lar We're welded ut the church OF the
immaculate Conception last Thurs
day morning, Rev. Father Cullen per-
forming the ceremony. Miss Mary
Griffin attended the bride and Edward
Nolan was best man. Mr.. and MIS-.
Nolan will he at home after Oct. rlrst
at 81 Hoag avenue.
Only union machinists will hereafter
be employed in the 500 shops. lne
road has made this arrangement Will
the union, together with Il scale OF
wages, 341a cents all hour for ten
hours and an indenture agreement for
apprentices providing for !; four-year
term, with cents an hour wages at
the start and an increase OF = cents
an hour every six months.
Twenty-Five or more people had IL
close call Wednesday morning on the
Fifth street north bridge us tile result
of IL street car accident. y Sixth ave
nue. north car jumped the track While
going at Il good rate OF speed over the
bridge and headed directly for tho
railing of the bridge, below which arc
railroad tracks. 1t stopped OH the side
walk. No one was injured.
w. j. Byrnes OF the northwestern
National bank left Friday Tor SPOKANE
to accept IL responsible position With
the OIu National bank. MI. Byrnes
%l,. a.. lN,1S,i1 in
Minneapolis for about eleven years,
having been connected with the Metro
politan bank before he Went to the
Northwestern at tile time OF the alb
sorption.
a taxpayers league, represented by
+. Ii. Cashier and W. IL. 3;,Dcock, is
seeking to prev enr the city council
from uefrayiny the expenses OF Fire
Chief Canterbury eastern trip. The
matter mas already passed the council
and it is said that the persons inter-
ested will apply for an injunction i'll
case the proper officials do not decline
to sign the warrant.
George and Audley Morrissette,
aged TOUR and two respectively, child
ren OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aorrissette,
died suddenly Monday evening of
cholera; infantum. after an illness Of
one day. The two children We're taken
sick Sunday night, and Monday night
they died within half an hour Of each
other. Coroner Williams performed
an autopsy OH the bodies yesterday
and decided that the children died OF
cholera infantum caused by ptomaine
poisoning.
The funeral Of Jno. T. Nolan, who
was killed by the cars Il week ago last
Monday at Truckee, Cal, occurred
Wednesday morning i'll this city from
the Ascension church. His remains
were brought to the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. John Burke, POI Fourteenth
avenue north. Rev. Father Printon,
of st. Paul, read requiem mass ut
half-past eight, Wednesday. Rev. Fa-
LuGI iAlCldIOcl plClSICu lllC AuAlCIul
sermon. The remains were inferred in
St. Anthony's cemetery.
The motion made by the attorneys
for \. \. Ames asking permission to
renew the motion for Il new trial OH
account of the discovery Of new evil
dence was denied by Judge Elliott
Wednesday. DR.. Ames' attorneys APP
peared before the court Tuesday with
attidavits from w. w. Brown and
others, containing evidence which it is
claimed would tend to show that
Gardner had worked the collection Of
graft money alone and that DR.. 4Ames
knew nothing about it.
''Rlind john Costello's mania has
taken turn for the worse and it is
reported from ST. Peter, where the un-
fortunate man is closely confined, that
his death is expected in the not-dis-
tant future. He is slowly wearing
his life away with shouting and
screaming. Costello is the blind pop
corn vendor who used to keep stand
at Hennepin avenue and Fourth street.
Without warning he hecame q ~ wing