The Irish standard., 1904-04-16


name. Mayor Smith is probably the
best known and surely one of the very
best liked men in this city. If the
younger candidates would take pattern
by him. get around and around again,
see every one that votes, over and
over again, they, too. would get large
majorities. All the Democratic nomi-
nees will be elected, but then some of
them will get larger majorities than
others. Bob Smith and Bremen will
lead the list
In next Saturdays issue of the Irish
Standard will appear the names of the
st. Paul Democratic candidates for Of
flee. as we'll as their pictures and a
snort history, write-up or sketch of
each man in rotation. from Mayor
Smith to James Cormican. 1t is to be
hoped that every reader of the Irish
Standard and their friends in st. Paul
WIN hustle for each and every one of
this fine galaxy of men.
'lNlslou A>O. y, "a ~. IL Will give
another open meeting on next Thurs
day night at Central hall. 1t is said
that no less than 1000 men will be
present. There will be cigars and other
refreshments served freely, as usual
by the hospitable boys of that hustlng
aggregation. No use in mentioning
names, too many of them, and they all
deserve praise.
Div. No. 4, A. O. H., will do the
grand act next Tuesday evening at
Elk's hall. If every man in the i'm
mense division alone We're to attend
the meeting the biggest hall in st. Paul
could not seat them. ]. ]. Regain, cam
didate for the assembly, is the presi-
dent. and no doubt will be present, al
though he is in great demand these
times from end to end of ST. Paul adj
dressing three different meetings and
held miles apart on the same evening.
But No. is idol and all \. O. II. mems
friend and admirer is capable of many
and great accomplishments and he will
greet you and meet you next Tuesday
night at the meeting in Elk's hail.
T. NJ. Moroney, the new chieftain of
the northwest civil service department,
with headquarters in the st. Paul
post Office, is now ensconced in his new
quarters.
The biggest meeting that ever tried
to get into the Mozart hall was that of
last Wednesday night, when the Demo-
cratic campaign was formally opened
there. The candidates We're all there
and all spoke their honest sentiments.
\ finer body of men it would be hard
to select for municipal honors, but we
have them and must see to it that they
are elected now that we choose them
wl.n our ..onest votes at the primaries.
The material is here to do it and all
that is necessary is to make an extra
eI.ort together and the good work will
be accomplished.
| 1t is now rumored that st. Paul and
the Archdiocese is about to start build
ing cathedral. If this is true it is
good news. Let it be second only to
st. Patrick's Of -.~w York.
Hundreds Of st. Paul and Mime
apolis Hibernians, as well as all Mime.
sofa cities and towns and the county
A. o. H., will visit the Worlds Fair
and the national convention of the or
der at st. Louis this summer. 1t is
Minnesota A. O. H. and Irish head
quarters there where all can meet and
greet, keep each other posted from
time to time on fares, round trips,
hotels, etc.
MRS. Coleman, the venerable mother
OIL Mrs. r. Shuttle Of Fort Smelling,
who has been visiting with her son
an. daughter there for some time, has
gone to her old home at Waukon, Iowa.
| NJ. ]. O'Neill has leased his new
hotel building now in course of con-
struction at Fifth and Cedar streets
to Mr.. Snyder, former proprietor of the
Saulpagh hotel at Mankato.
Mrs. Helen Bradley, one of the old.
est pioheers of st. Paul, died of ap.
oplexy on last Monday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. George Morresey
1414 Willow street, Minneapolis. Mrs
bradley, few years ago moved tc
Minneapolis to make her future home
Win her daughter there, who is mar.
ried to Mr.. George Morrisey, superin,
tendent of the Tribune Printing com.
pany.
Thos. ]. Butler of CAT Olive street
and Miss Alberta Redmond of Winom
were married on last Monday by the
Rev. L. Cosgrove of st. Vincents
church, st. Paul. The happy couple
after an extended trip east, will be al
home to their friends in Iowa City
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. McAIahon, the
latter former superintendent of the
Foote-Shultze shoe factory here, have
moved to Oshkosh, Wis, and were
given farewell banquet on last Satur.
day evening at Bethesda hall.
| Next Monday will be the 22nd ami.