The Irish standard., 1905-12-16

779.45 was paid An auditing COM
mittee, consisting of Z. NJ. Pope Paul
Levalle and Harvey Grimmer, is en-
gagged in looking over the fair ac-
counts, and will make a more compre-
hensive statement and report later. .
Michael Barrett, SO years old. sec
ton hand on the Great Northern, was
killed on the tracks near the jackson
street bridge, in St Paul, Monday
morning. The man was hit by an en-
gine and knocked to the ground, fall
ing under the coal car where he was
cut to pieces. He was an old resident
of ST. Paul and lived at Rice and
Como avenues. He is survived by
| wife.
The marriage of Miss Grace Doran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Doran, to Captain Arthur T. Mark
U. S. A., took place last Monday even
| ing at s o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Doran's sister, Mrs. j. c. Geraghty,
Goodrich avenue, st. Paul. Rev. AM
brose McNulty read the marriage
service. Miss Doran had no attend
| ants. Miss Alice Doran, who has been
detained in New York, was to have
been her sisters maid of honor Lieut..
Bracket, U. S. A., was best man.
Division No. l, Ladies' Auxiliary,
A. o. H., Ramsey county, held meet
ing Monday evening, Dec. IL, at which
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. C. ].
Conroy; Vice President, Miss Agnes
Lavelle; Treasurer, Mrs. H. Harmon;
Recording Secretary, Miss Anne Kelly;
Financial Secretary, Miss Mary Loney;
| Insurance Secretary, Mrs. Mary Nc
Goey. Mrs. McGoey was elected by a
unanimous vote, being one of the best
workers the Division has ever had; she
| is also member of the State Insurance
Board.
The run for President was very close,
Mrs. Conroy receiving the majority
over Miss Anne Kelly by one vote
After being prepared and laid in the
coffin, the body of c. H. Hunter, of De-
troit, Mich, ticket exchanger for the
Great Northern, was taken from it's
resting place for the purpose Of holding
an autopsy 1t was done at the demand
of DR.. Ohage, who became suspicious
when the death certificate was turned
into his office. The examination of the
body at st. Luke's Hospital, st. Paul,
revealed that the man died of septic
peritonitis while the certificate filed
with DR.. Ohage showed that the death
was from infection and perforation
Only these two words We're used in the
certificate and after them was large
question mark, which aroused the sus-
picion of the st. Paul health officer
He notified the coroner and they went
post haste to the hospital to view the
body. They found that it was being
made ready for shipment to Detroit,
Mich, where Hunter lived. They or
dered the body removed from the coffin
and began to work over it. w. HI
Eckley, an osteopath, attended Hunter,
DR.. Ohage stated Wednesday evening
that he would place the matter in the
hands Of the county attorney for fur
ther investigation. Hunter has been in
the employ OF the Great Northern for
the last seven years. He was 35 wears
old and unmarried.
A. H. Lindeke, of the Wholesale dry
goods house of Lindeke, Warner &
Sons, of st. Paul. Wednesday an
nounced himself as receptive candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
governor Mr.. Lindeke's declaration.
however, is not taken seriously because
of the generality of the terms of the
announcement. AS he expresses it, he
is in the hands of his friends and will
take the honor of the nomination Should
the party see fit to offer it to him. He
specifically states that he will not
scramble for the office.
The first guns in the ST. Paul spring
campaign were fired Wednesday, when
three certificates of candidacy at the
primary election to be held March Is
were filed with County Auditor E. G.
krahmer. Judges Robert w. Hine ano
John w. Finehout, of the municipal
court, each filed notice of their candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination for
that office. The other notice was filed
by Otto w. Roland, the present alder
man of the Fifth Ward, who filed as a
candidate for reelection.