The Irish standard., 1904-12-17

Il capltal Stock OIL SlUU,OUO, ana VIII
do a wholesale and retail grocery
business. Con. ORrien, james w. o.
Bricn and Berlin III. OBren are the
incorporators.
Martin ]. Lynch, lahorcr. has filed
Il petition in bankruptcy. His debts, |
amounting to $932, were incurred |
chiefly while he was a farmer in la-
kota county in 1856 and 1887 His as
sets of $3.50 are exempt. Thomas |
! Kcc":ln, railroad engineer. has also |
filed Il petition in bankruptcy. His |
: liabilities are $3':1,'.33o: his assets, all
exempt, amount to 500.
Joe Hogan had Il very narrow cs-
cape from being injured Monday after
noon Willie driving his onc-horsc team
down Robert street. He was driving
down the hill. and at Fourteenth street
4, the harness became looscncd, causing
the horse to run away. Hogan pulled
StrenuOuSly OH the lines but the hard
or lie pulled the faster the horse ran
lie then decided that it would he best
for him to vacate the wagon and this
he did by dropping out of tho back.
He barely jumped in time, for at that
mcment the wagon tipped ana struck
Il telegraph pole. The horse continued
and turned into an alley. where the re-
mander q the wagon was caught on
the corner of Il house ana the fright
cned animal gallopcd into q blind al
ley on the opposite side of The street,
where lie was captured.
II. b. Meyers the Chicago dairy and
food official who is seeking to have w
w. T.. Mcconnell retained as state
dairy and food commissioner until
after the meeting of the national con-
vcntion of state dairy and food com
missioners in Portland, Ore, lat, in
June, had an interview Monday With
John a. Johnson, govcrnor-clcct, at st.
Peter. Mr.. Meyers, who returned to
ST. Paul Monday night and Immediate
~ left for Chicago, said that Mr. John
son gave him an audience, though he
was indisposed at his home, aud prom
tcntion. 81 found the governor eject
f one Of the most courteous of men," the
Chicago man said. cit is small Won
, der that the people of Minnesota, when
| they met him throughout the state,
t voted for him so generally when they
S had the opportunity at the election"
. The state canvassing board will
t meet next Tuesday to canvass the re-
J. turns upon the election of state Off
!, Gals. The board will consist of Sec.
! rotary of State Hanson, Chief Justice
Y Start and Associate Justice Douglass
= Of the supreme court, and District
Judges Brill, Of st. Paul, and Simpson
of Minneapolis. The official returns
from all the counties in the state arc
in the hands Of the secretary and will
>, not be opened until the board meets
- Duplicate returns are still missing
- from three counties, and it will prob
" ably he impossible to compile an au
-, thentic table upon the returns unit
), the state board finishes it's work.
IS Mary Anne Brannan, of I.OndOnder
S. ry. Ireland, Is contesting the probate
II, of the will Of the late James Brennan
$. her son, in the st. Paul probate cour
ns on the grounds that Father Lawrence
a. COsgr0ve used undue influence in sc
+. curing legacy of $500 for masses an,
DC $1,000 for the st. Vincent Catholi
]. church. M. d. Mum and Howard
n, Wheeler appeared for the contestant
y, Brannan died at the city hospital il
A. st. Paul, September 2G The tcstmon
N. given by Father Cosgrove is that h
I'd was notified by Jealous ncighbors tina
the man was likely to die without RI
he ceiving the last sacramento. He Gale
n upon and administered the sacramer
ut and finally persuaded the man to ente
is the hospital, where he died shol
~ time later. He drew up will bcfor
NJ. Englebert Bantle and John Murask
N. who testified TO the regularity of til
NJ proceedings. Father Cosgrove was NJ
as pointed executor of the will despit
or the opposition of nephew Of the dca
cd man, who lives in st. Paul. The e!
cd tate is valued at $13,5OO and the grea
kc err part is divided up between the pa
,st tor and his church.
J. J. Mullaney, the we'll known an
,1,,~ 20 u, &,
in street, has opened another shop {
he South st. Paul for the accommodate
las of his many friends in that burg.