The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-04-02
FROM THE CAPITAL

No. 9. \. o. H., will hold an open
, meeting at Central hall on Thursday
evening, April 14th, This meeting.
like the last given by that society. will
he for the purpose of gaining new re-
cruits. which seems no trouble at all
for No. Q, which has doubled and
trebled its membership inside of the
past five years. The meeting will also
ton for the purpose of receiving
friends and treating all to cigars, etc.
After the business of the division
proper is all over With. friendly CAN
didates for Office will be present and
renew old acquaintance.
DR.. Ohage has now on exhibition
magnificent enlarged pictures of the
st. Paul public baths. taken from both
sides of the river and including very
grand clear panoramic view of ST.
raul, taken from different points of
view.
Division No. i, \, o. H.. will give
an open meeting to all it's friends on
Tuesday, April Goth. j. ]. Regain, its
president and state president of the
order, is running for the assembly and
must he elected.
John f. Hearn, the attorney and
Democratic leader for many years in
st. Paul, is very i'll at his home OH
West Ninth street.
Dick O'Brien is making an army Of
friends every day, and speaking of
armies, here is what Republican
newspaper and his army friends has
to say of him in the Pioneer Press of
st. Paul: The many friends of Lieut..
II. d. O'Brien are glad to learn of his
nomination for the assembly. 'Dick,"
as he is Familiarity known, is a prom
inent young Democrat and very pop
ular with the militiamen and volun-
teers, all of whom will do their ut
most for his election. He has the dis
tinction of being the first of the late
volunteers to come up for election be-
fore the citizens of st. Paul. Mai. T..
II. WhitcOmb, a present member of tie
assembly, has also been nominated for
reelection. Maj Whitcomb is assist
ant surgeon general and one of the
best shots in the state.
Geo. II. O'Reilly. the first assistant
city attorney, st. Paul. is not leaving a
stone unturned in his usual fine cam
paign oratory for the entire Demo-
cratic ticket.
John II. Downey's young son is now
destined to be the best violinist in st.
Paul. The ancient Irish music is best
adapted to that instrument and that
music. Master Downey (and he
alone) is the proud possessor Of the
music of Ireland by Francis O'Neill.
chief Of police of Chicago, though it
should be in every Irish home that is
musically inclined. Just think of it,
1850 of the songs, airs and dance
music, including jigs, reels, horu-
pipes, etc. This book of music can
be obtained at the Irish Standard Of
flee, 81 Fourth street S., Minneapolis,
or of J. B. Pewters, $50 w. Third
street, st. Paul.
John G. Hanley is now the president
and treasurer of a very wealthy land
corporation, with headquarters at ST.
Paul. Mr.. Hanley and his firm oper-
ate in farm lands from all kinds of
homestead rights in Minnesota, North
and South Dakota, Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho, all the way from $1.2l
an acre up.
X. Il. O'Connor, sure enough, is per.
sonally conducting this campaign in
st. Paul. and it is very good thing
that he is, then we all know that il
will be done right and fair and square
to all and il: strictly business-like
manner
Miss lngrid Cederberg won the ever.
lasting admiration Of about 5000 PEG.
pie who were watching her perilous
position on the G-inch sill of the out.
Sluc VI Il WlIluOW VI llle OlllllltlU DlOCk
dul ing a fire in that building on last
Saturday afternoon. She was rescued
; by Fireman Ed. A. Lowe, and cheeretl
. and cheered again and again.
Miss Nell Sheehan, of Bath, MIMI
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Moriarty
of East Congress street.
Division No. /, A. o. H., and the
!: Daughters of Erin, the same number
will hold their annual ball at Central
hall on next Thursday night. 1t will
| be large and swell affair.
The Crusaders Dramatic club gave
. very choice entertainment on Wed
nesday evening of last week at Their
; hall. The hall was filled and the play
. well received. A three-act comedy, en-
titled "Uncle," was successfully pre-
| sented before good-sized audience III
the same place last Thursday evening
: John ]. Mullaney, the barber ani
prominent member of Div. No. 4, Hi
bernians, has now located his tonsoria
. parlors and bath rooms at 252 Yves
Third street, near corner of Smith, t,