The Irish standard., 1905-07-15

free access to their homes, was pre-.
sented to the council at it's meeting
Friday night. The petition is sigend
by R. B. Robinson and Is others. AT
the meeting of the sewer committee
Monday evening it was decided to or
der sewer on Fremont avenue north
from Fourth avenue to Western ave.
nue., and on Lincoln avenue from Bry-
ant avenue 80 feet east. It was also
decided to annul the order for sewer
on Bryant avenue from Lincoln. SO
feet south.
A mass meeting of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers will be held
in Minneapolis Sunday afternoon, at
which it is expected w. w. Stone of
Cleveland, chief engineer of the broth.
erhood, and ]. H. Hurley, first assist.
ant grand chief engineer, of New Ha.
ven, Conn.,, will be present. Delegates
from all the lodges in the state will
be. present. The meeting which is to
be held is to adjust the differences
existing between the brotherhoods of
engineers and firemen. The firemen
contend that they have right to main
tain their membership in the Brother.
hood of Locomotive Firemen even aft.
er they have been promoted to the DO,
sition of engineers. The engineers
want them to relinquish this member.
ship, so that their order may be
stronger. The attractive insurance
! features of the firemen's order is what
holds them.
Minnesota fishermen need not worry
about the stock of fish in the lakes and
streams of the state, if the efforts of
the state game and fish commission to
secure fish fry every year are as sue.
cessful as they have been this season.
The commission will plant more fry
this season than ever before. 1t Sc.
ceured 110,000,0O0 pike eggs and is dis.
tributing 100000 trout fry to various
points throughout the state. Both fig
! ures are far in excess OF any previous
year. The distribution of the pike
fry was finished about the middle of
June, and since then Oscar Davies, for.
merly clerk of the commission, has
been engaged distributing the trout
! He has stocked the lakes in the vicin.
ity of st. Cloud, Clear Lake, Anoka,
Winona and other points in the south.
ern part of the state during the last
few days. The commission aims to
treat every section of the state fairly.
Whether or not Labor day parade
will be held in the city this year will
be decided this evening by the com.
mittee of the Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, which is in charge of the observ,
ance of the holiday. The committee
met at Alexanders hall last Sunday
evening, but did not come to final
decision. If no parade is held the local
unions will probably celebrate the day
at the state fair grounds. Represen.
tatives of the committee have held
several conferences with the man.
ayers of the state fair. If it appears
that the day can be celebrated on the
grounds in a fitting manner, prepa.
rations for such an observance will be
made. A. E. Kellington is president
| of the Labor day committees: o. A.
Aohlstadt is secretary, and Max Con
rad, treasurer. The other members
ire William Gund, George P. Howley
| p. N. Wingren, L. H. Ford, Phil Car,
lin, Thomas McCourt, c. T. Frye, Pat.
rick Hurley, c. w. Bungey and Mich,
ael Mogan.
Archbishop Francis A. Symon, who
has come to this country direct from
Rome as an envoy of the Pope to study
the conditions of the Polish churches,
| celebrated Pontifical mass at the Pol,
| sh Catholic church, Seventeenth ave.
| nue. northeast and Fourth street
| Thursday. Assisting the archbishop
were fifteen Polish priests from the
various Polish churches of the Twin
cities and neighboring towns A large
congregation of Minneapolis Poles was
present, and Archbishop Symon deliv.
cred an address in their native tongue
dwelling largely upon the religious
conditions now prevalent in Poland
From Minneapolis the archbishop will
proceed to Duluth, Ashland and Stew.
ems, Point, Wis, and other points
| where large Polish settlements are to
be found. He will return to Rome in
the fall. During the afternoon an auto
mobile tour was made by the distin
guished prelate and accompanying
priests to Minnehaha falls, several of
the parks and other points of interest
about the city.
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