The Irish standard., 1903-03-07
FROM THE CAPITAL.

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Carron was admitted to probate Mon
day. The estate is valued at $4,000
and will go to the brothers and sisters.
Mrs. McCarron was the wife of
Frank McCarron, an employee of the
board of public works, who was killed
Il few months ago as the result of Il
bicycle accident.
Timothy Ryan. lnglehart street. left
Monday evening for anscXtended trip
through New York and the East.
Dennis O'Brien, aged 27 years. died
at the City hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Mullany. of Laurel avenue. has
returned from California.
y. Il. Walsh. of BarncSvillc. Mm.,
is visiting Mrs. G. s. Craig, w. Sixth
street.
Mrs. VIM. O'Bricn, of Holly avenue.
has returned from California.
Thos. j. Murphy, 20 years old. died
Monday as the result OF an injury re-
ceived at Como on the Northern paci-
tic. Mr.. Murphy was born and raised
in st. Paul and had many friends
here. He is survived by mother and
three sisters and two brothers.: Mrs.
Catherine Murphy, Mrs. NJ. Nj. Tier
ncy. Mrs. John Mahoney. Mrs. s. III.
McGarthwait and VIM. G. and Hugh
Murphy, all of this city. The funeral
took place from the home of Mrs. Nj.
Nj. Tierncy, S:M Clark street. Services
were at st. Mary's church.
Mrs. Winilrcd Lynch. widow of the
late Patrick Lynch. died Tuesday at
her home, 37G Louis street. at the age
of 20 years. The deceased was an
early settler of Minnesota. coming to
st. Paul from OSwcgo. n. ". in 1896.
She is survived by three sons-Put-
rick Lynch, of the police force: Will
liam. with The Great Northern rail
way. and James, with the Great West
crll. The funeral was held on Thurs
day morning at $50 o'clock from the
residence, and at . o'clock services
were held at ST. Josrph's church.
Mrs. Lynchs long residence in st.
Paul and her personal qualities made
her a large circle of friends
VIM. Boyle, of this city. has just re-
ccived IL beautiful silk handkerchief
from his dear old mother in Donegal.
Ireland. richly embroidered with the
words, "From the Land of the Sham
rock"
Joseph J. Hurley, the popular un-
dcrtaker and insurance secretary of
Div. No. Z. a. q. H., of the west side,
who has been very i'll, is now out of
danger and his friends rejoice.
Father Iawlcr of the Cathedral par
ish will give Il grand entertainment at
Mozart hall on March 18th.
",Tim" Kelliher is in st. Paul Il
good part of this winter attending to
the surrounding territory, from week
to week. "rim' has the grip in the
bargain, he says.
''Dick' O'I'rien, the young attorney
and son of G. ID. O'Rricn, is highly
spoken of as assistant city attorney to
Mr. Michael, just appointed.
Thomas Green, the hustIing young
president of Div. No. 6, A. o. IT,, is
more than building up that orgnniZ-
alton in his new and novel way, aided
by his brother officers and men, of
course.
=. II. Cuff, of 100 Rondo street, the
plumber inspector of st. Paul, is now
also doing the work of sign inspector,
II new office created, but is promised
an assistant
John ID. Higgins vice president of
the Ramsey Co. A. o. H.. has started
grocery store at 4G7 ST. Peter street.
He richly deserves to be pntronized
by all A. o. II. men at least, in that
vicinity.
Pat O'Halloran, reported partially
paralyzcd during the week, is now
in such condition that he can be re-
moved to Hot Springs, Ark. 1t is to
be hoped the popular undertaken will
return home cured.
The committee having the Robert
Emmett celebration in hand this year
did it's work well from start to finish,
and the hall was most elaborately
decorated.
The celebration of the anniversary
of the birth of Robert Emmett, at Mo-
zart hall on last Wednesday evening.
was carried out better than ever, ana
the following attractions were the
principal features of the evening.
Kohlrrs orchestra. splendid music at
intervals: opening address by Hon.
G.. D. O'Bricn, chairman; medley.
Irish airs by Miss McQuiIlan; Bcauti-
full Isle of the Sea, Come Back to
Erin and God Save Ireland, by Miss
Abbic McGocy; Erin's Flag and Mr..
Doolry. Master McKcnna: address, on
the life and times Of Robert Emmett.
which was the Grafton Of the evening,
by our attorney, ThOs. G. Daggctt:
Songs. Mavourncen and Bell Buoy. by
Miss Jane Craddock Holland, who was
presented with n large bouquet of
American beauty rOscs-and right
here is where one Of the hits of the
evening was made. The lady. for