The Irish standard., 1905-06-17


Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
Fourth street S.
Prayer Books, Rosaries, Scapulars
and choice line of religious articles
at the Standard Catholic Book Store,
81 Fourth street S.. second floor.
CITY BRIEFS ..LgCfPU!S WAR
Five good family cooks wanted at
once for lake and city. Sc and 81 per
week. City reference. Lindquist's,
1872 9th avenue south.
James O'Hara while crossing Third
street at Twelfth avenue S. shortly
after 6 o'clock Wednesday evening,
was run down by speeding bicyclist.
Mr.. O'Hara was badly bruised and
nearly rendered unconscious by the
accident. He was removed to his
home, 1911 3rd st S., in the South
Side patrol wagon and a doctor sum-
moned. He will be confined to his
home for several days.
c. P. Wainman, general manager of
the Northwestern Telephone Exchange
company, last Saturday received no.
tice that he had been promoted to the
position of vice president of the COM
pany. The appointment was made at
the meeting of the directors in Boston
last week. The promotion was given
as reward for good service in the
past. Mr.. Wainman has been in the
telephone business since 1878. He
started in Cleveland in that year, re-
naming there until 1887. He then
came to Minneapolis and has been
here ever since. Mr.. Wainman left
the Cleveland company as superin-
tendent and took the same position
here. Later he was promoted to gen.
eral superintendent and then became
general manager.
Rumors of approaching peace are
in circulation at the headquarters of
the striking plumbers in Union temple
1t is said that twelve members of the
Master Plumbers association are in
favor of having their organization
submit to arbitration the diff
ferences which caused the strike.
It. is impossible, however, to
find a master plumber belonging to
the association who is willing to ad-
NIT that there is anything to arbitrate.
Only thirty men are idle at present.
April l., when the strike commenced,
160 men walked out. The 100 who are
no longer idle have either gone into
business for themselves or left the
city. Of those to leave many are mar
ried men, and, according to their
friends, they are looking forward to a
settlement of the strike as summons
back to the city.
Mrs. William A. Clark, wife of
United States Senator Clark of Mon
tana, and her mother, Mrs. P. J. AK
La Chappelle, are in the city for ten
days visit with Mrs. Clark's sister,
Mrs. E. S. Hoyt, at the Hampshire
Arms. The two are en- route to Eu-
rope and will go directly east from
Minneapolis. 1t will be remembered
that about a year ago the whole coun-
try was surprised to learn that Sena-
tor Clark and Miss La Chappelle had
been secretly married about three
years before. 1t was also announced
at the same time that there was an
heir to the Clark millions. Mrs. Clark
is now going back to Europe after the
baby. Senator Clark has just built in
New York the most costly private
dwelling in the world and this will be
ready to receive Mrs. Clark, her moth
er and the baby on their return to this
country.
The senior pupils of Holy Angels
academy gave piano recital Tuesday
evening in the school assembly hall.
Those who took part were the Misses
Lillian Murphy, Mary Page, Loretta
Garvin, Alice Kellar, Ida CARRIER,
members of the choral class, and Mas
tiers Eugene Pauly and Francis Pauly.
There were several instrumental num-
bers at two and three pianos partici-
pated in by Misses Ethel Carroll, Ag-
mes Duggan, Delphine Donohue, Lor-
eta Garvin, Isabel Guertin, Ida Gar
Der, Clare Hays, Katherine Hartman,
Mary Hammersley, Mary Harroun,
Katherine Jordan, Lena Kranitzki,
Katherine Kane, Alice Kellar, Mary
Kuava, Margaret Mullin, Leila Mac
Dermott, Kate Nightingale, Laura Neu-
mann, Florence Newman, Julia o.
Leary, Mary Page, Rose Pouliet and
Mary Webster. A piano recital will
be given at the school by Miss Loretta
Garvin Monday.
Michael Sweeney, general superin-
tendent of the Minneapolis & St.
Louis and Iowa Central railways, with
headquarters in Minneapolis, rendered
his resignation Wednesday, effective
Thursday. Mr.. Sweeney left Wednes-
day evening for Houston, Texas,
where he will become vice president
and general superintendent of the
Trinity & Brazos Valley railroad. Mr..
Sweeney's family will remain in Min
neapolis until September 1, when they
will remove to Houston. Mr.. Sweeney