The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-08-15

MISS Kate Hylanu and Charles Gels
sci We're married Wednesday evening
ut the home of the bride on Oakdale
avenue by Rev. Patrick O'Nell of st.
Michael's church. The bride wore Il
gown OF white mouSscline de sole and
was attended 10y her cousin, Miss
Mamie Hyland of Minneapolis. as
maid OF honor. Marie and Regina Hy-
land, sisters of the bride. acted as
flower girls. and John llyland was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Geissel left
for the West Wednesday night and
will be at home in St. Paul about the
middle of September
Miss Alma Griffin. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. ii. Griffin. was married
"Wednesday to William .llbrecht ut the
home of the brides parents on East
Isabel street. Rev. Patrick O'Neill of
st. Michaers Catholic church perform
| ed the ceremony. The bride wore Il
gown Of white crepe de chine over
white silk with Il yoke OF duchesse
| lace. Miss Nellie Griffin was maid of
honor and Miss Stella Hardy. Miss
Georgia Boerringcr and Miss Aurelia
Wharry We're the bridesmaids. Ar
| mand -Albrecht. brother of the bride
groom, was the best man. and the
| ushers were George Griffin. George
Rogers and Albert S;,ndell The la
dies assisting We're Mrs. Thomas
Tracy, Mrs. NJ. J. O'Neill, Mrs. kra-
mer, Mrs. Otto Albrecht. Mrs. Ro-
Ghetto and Mrs. G. Weber. y rccep-
ton was held after the ceremony.
Cornelius Harrington, nine years
| old. was assaulted near the ball
grounds Wednesday in Il row over the
possession of Il baseball that had been
knocked over the fence. The boys
nose was broken. Carey Coins. col
ored, arrested by Sergeant Twohy, was
remanded to the county Jail until Fri
day, when he will he tried Oh Il
| charge of assault. Young Harrington
ran after the ball. intending to get an
admission to the game by returning it.
Coins, it is said, also went after the
| ball, and when the child got it first
Coins is said to have struck the little
| fellow in the face. \ crowd gathered
and Coins was seized by the police
man.
james Prendergast, Il carpenter en-
| ,,1n Inv
| instantly killed Tuesday morning
| While at work tearing down the wood
Ell portion of the Third street bridge
| ut the east end of that structure The
flooring had been removed and the
men We're lowering the supports. Mr..
| Prendergast and two of his men were
thirty feet above. when suddenly.
without warning. the supports crash
| ed together and fell IN Il heap. The
| unfortunate man. in attempting to
jump clear of the wreckage. was
caught i'll it's midst. He fell upon II
beam. striking upon his chest, crush
ing his body. The ribs over the heart
heart. causing instant death. Clarence
PrendergaSt. son of the man killed.
was present shortly after the time of
the fatal accident and when his IA
TIERS manyled body was taken from
the heap of fallen timber he was COM
pletely prostlltcd James Prcndcr-
CAST resided at 100 Starkey street
He leaves Il wife and seven children.
six OF whom are girls. the eldest being
eighteen years old. He would have
been forty-tive years old last We'd
ncStlay. The funeral was held Thurs
day morning from tie residence with
requiem mass at st. Michaefs church
by Rev. T.. O'Nei!l. The funeral was
in charge of Division No. Z. \. o. H..
of which Mr. prrndcrgist was Il men,
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. McEvoy, of Be
| lott. Wis. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward McCatfrey. of Tuscarora ave-
| nue..
Mrs. james Manallan is the guest
| of her father Daniel Kelly and family,
of CH'3 Dayton avenue. Mrs. Manalan
| is on her way to Lincoln, Neb.. from
an extended trip to Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
Miss Josephine Kelly of Eau Claire.
Wis, is the guest of Miss Nellie Cook
of Sinner street.
John J. Moran. Il driver for the
st. Paul Flour and Feed company, suS-
tanned Il broken thigh while deliverin"
goods at Custer and Plato streets last
Friday night. Moran was standing be-
tween the front and rear wheels of
| the wagon. when the horses became
frightened and ran away. Moran fell
down and the rear wheel passed over
his thigh. He was removed to the city
hospital. .
The funeral of Mrs. J. J. Clancy.
who died from the effect of burns re-
ccivcd in the explosion of Il lamp. WAS
held last Saturday from st. MicmrfS
church. The funeral was attended
by the largest cOncOurse which has
attended any service at St Michacl'S
church in many years. The services
at the church We're conducted by Rev.
p. O'Ncill. and the services at Cal
vary cemetery were conducted by Fa-
thcr COsgrOve, of st. Ninccnts church
Il \Irc \Tn(.rntI and con Loo of West