The Irish standard., 1904-10-01
CITY in BRIEF.

For good photos go to Eggan's Still
dio, PSI and 25S Cedar avenue. Phones
N. W., Main 27o9 J s; IT. c., 3415.
There are now five hundred and
nifty children attending the Catechism
classes at the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception,
Division No. 3, Ladies' Auxiliary. A.
". H., will give a card party at their
hall, Tenth avenue north and Wash
ington, Tuesday evening, October 10.
Admission will be Is cents.
The A. o. H. county board will meet
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
knights of Columbus hall, 800 Nicol-
let. Among the matters of business
Will be the election of county presi-
dent and other county officers for the
next two years.
Mrs. J. Morrison. 1916 Third street
~, returned short time ago from
visit in Boston, Worcester and other
eastern cities. Mrs. Morrison was
gone five weeks, spending the most of
the time in Waltham, Mass. where
she has a brother whom she did not
see for twenty four years.
John Costello. of Churchville, N. Y,
made business trip to Minneapolis
last week and greeted old friends here
and at Prescott, Wis, where he visited
his mother Mr. Costello was a we'll
known figure at the Central Market
in this city a few years ago. He is
now prospering in the produce bust
ness in New York.
Vespers will be sung every Sunday
evening hereafter at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. beginning to-
morrow at half past seven. A male
choir has been organized. composed
mostly of members of The knights of
the Cross. This choir will sing to-
morrow evening and the first Sunday
evening in November.
Thomas Kennedy, G5 years old, died
at the Home for the Aged week ago
yesterday. Mr.. Kennedy was engineer
at the home for seven years. His fu-
neral was held last Saturday morning.
requiem mass being offered for the re-
pose of his soul ut 6 o'clock in the
chapel at the home. Mrs. r. F. Golden
of Milaca, daughter of the deceased,
came down to arrange for the burial,
which took place at st. Mary's GENE
terry.
Judge w. A. Kerr will have charge
of the states case when DR.. \. \.
Ames is put on trial again for the in
dictments now being held over the
former mayor. Acting under the adj
vice of the full bench of the district
court. Judge Harrison appointed Judge
Kerr, and the latter accepted. There
is no certainty that he will receive any
remuneration for taking County At
t6rney Boardman's place in the case.
DR.. Ames will be put OIL trial October
10 for receiving Il bride of SIS from Bes.
sic Lee. w. H. johnson, Ames' superin.
tendent of the poor department, will
be tried as soon as the Jail and the
Ames cases are off the docket. The
case was set for Thursday, but could
not be reached because of the press
of other cases.
The new Democratic county com
mittee met with the recently nomi'
mated Democratic candidates at the
new Democratic headquarters in the
Century building Monday evening
The candidates present included al
most the entire list of nominations fol
judicial, county and city Offices, in
Guiding aldermen. George Douglas
presided, and at his suggestion the can
didates withdrew and held a meeting
on their own account to consider theil
relations to the campaign committee
Judge Brooks presided at the candi
dates meeting, and the plans Of the
campaign committee, as covered in 6
general way, were Endorsed. A mo
ton was adopted requesting the con
tinuance of Mr.. Douglas at the heat
of the campaign committee, which &C
ton was ratified by the committee
Elijah Barton resigned his place on thu
campaign committee, and Harr!
Lund, Of the Sixth ward, was elected
to the vacancy.
]. A. Cable of Kansas City, interna
tional secretary of the Cooper's Union
who was arrested Friday of last weel
on charge of criminal libel, preferred
by James L. Murphy, was arraignet
in the municipal court Tuesday morn
ing, and after lengthy hearing, TIN
case was ordered dismissed by tn
court. J. E. O'Brien and 7. A. Gar
rity appeared for Gable, and Assistan
City Attorney Finney and j. I. Hut
crimson for the prosecution. TIL
charge against Cable was that h
printed statement in the Coopers