The Irish standard., 1904-09-24

Inns left Thursday for short we'd
ding tour. They will be at home,
corner Eighth and Willis streets, St.
Paul, after September 25.
Ellsworth, Ninn.-Wednesday, Sep
TENDER IA, Father Mcconnell was un-
expectedly called to Winona by the
bishop, who has another parish for
him. AS the time is now short until
Father Hartlieb's return, st. Marys
will be supplied by Father Walch, of
Luverne.
Prescott, Wis.-Mrs. Nellie Gala
han, wife of NJ. Callahan, died Satur-
day, September 10, at the home of her
father, Michael Finn, in Forestvilre,
aged. 26 years. The funeral was held
from st. Bridget's church in River
Falls the following Monday. She
leaves her husband and little son.
Butte, Manifestations roundly
denouncing Mrs. Ida Crouch Hazlett,
the Socialist lecturer who has been
harranguing from the street corners
for the past month, were adopted
Monday night at a. meeting of the
Butte Clerks Protective union. In her
street addresses Mrs. Hazlett has at
tackled several of the large stores of
Butte and also let loose her Walls of
wrath upon the Clerks union. Accord
ing to members Of the union the action
last night was taken to protect the
stores who have always been friendly
to union labor and to clear the good
name of the union from the accusations
Of Mrs. Hazlett. Following is the con-
clusion: Resolved, That this agitat-
ing and fault finding would he more
creditable if she would devote her.
self in her home city of Denver to i'll
crease the wages Of store employees
there, instead Of making a public ex-
hibition as a common scold on the
streets Of Butte, where wages in COM
mercial houses on an average rate
much higher than in any other city
in the country. Such methods can
have no other aim than to furnish an
excuse for some employers to utilize
Citizens alliance mask to destroy
conditions in Butte, and misguided
emotionalists will by such tactics do
more harm than any good they ever
accomplish"
Slayton, Minn.-Mrs. T. L. Cough
lin died at her residence at Avoca last
Sunday morning, September II, after
brief illness. She was thirty-fve
years Of age and leaves seven children,
the Oldest fourteen years. Funeral
services for the deceased We're held at
the Catholic church at s o'clock on
Monday morning following. The re-
mains were taken to Newry for burial.
Glencoe, Minn.-Rev. Father Haas,
formerly of New Trier, Mimi, arrived
here Thursday evening, September Is,
and will be the future pastor of the
st. Peter and Paul's church.
Fargo, N. D.-The remains of the
man who was killed by the Great
Northern train just east of Moorhead
On Monday night, September IL, have
been identified as those of Edward P.
Rowe, of Ashtabula, Ohio, who was
working southeast of Moorllead with
a threshing crew. Frank II. Doyle,
who comes from the same town as
Rowe, and who has been travelling
around the country with him, made
the Identification. He had read of the
accident and came to Moorhead and
identified the remains at Beck &
Wright's undertaking rooms. The
young mans father was at once noti-
fed after the Identification was made.
The deceased was only 10 years old.
His head was as completely severed
as though cut off with knife, and
death must have been instantaneous.
Winona, Minn.-Michael Condor
died at 1890 p. m. on Sunday, Sep
TENDER II, at his home at 600 West
Wabasha street in this city, aged
sixty-eight years, the cause of death
being Bright's disease. He is survived
| by wife and four brothers. John,