The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-06-24
FROM THE CAPITAL,

FROM THE CAPITAL.
| Miss Anna Coyle, daughter of Law
renee Coyle of Faxon, this state, was
married to Richard Byrnes, of this
city, last Wednesday,. The ceremony
was performed at st. Johns church,
Faxon, by Rev. Father Cody.
Gertrude Coakley Vail, aged %
years, wife of George A. Vail, died at
the family residence, 1861 Hazard
avenue, on the 18th inst Services took
place at St. Vincent's church last Tues.
day, interment following at Calvary
cemetery.
The business sessions of the Mime
sofa Retail Liquor Dealers association
came to an end Wednesday afternoon
at Central hall annex, 9th and Wash
linton streets, st. Paul, with an adj
dress by National Secretary Robert j.
Halle, of Chicago, and the election Of
officers. The following were those.
elected: President, Thomas F. Lally,
Minneapolis; first vice president, H.
F. Logan, st. Paul; second vice presi-.
dent, j. ]. Brennan, st. Paul; secre-
tary, R. Mcnamara, Minneapolis;
treasurer, j. f. Gallinagh, st. Paul;
sergeant-at-arms, Tim Byrnes, Mime
apolis; board of directors, three years,
A. 6. Anderson; two years, William,
Fust, Minneapolis; H. C. Schluter, ST..
Paul; Charles Swanson, Minneapolis; .
delegate to the national convention.
G. P. Brown, St. Paul; alternate, Rob-,
ert J. Upton, Minneapolis. 1t was de-.
cided to hold the next state conyen-.
ton at Minneapolis. !. - .: :.
The firing of the barn of Bernhard
Beck, I'LL w. Seventh street, ST..
Paul, last Sunday morning, resulting
in the death of three horses and the.
destruction of the building, was the
eighteenth supposedly incendiary,
burning of barns in the West Seventh.
street district within the past four
weeks. The arson began about May
16 and has continued without inter
ruption ever since. On one night three
barns were fired and Chief Strapp
says that from the information gained
by the fire department the fires were
clearly of incendiary origin. On one
occasion the firemen found the barn
doors nailed while the fire started on
the outside and on another occasion
it is said that the horses found dead
in barn that had been fired, had ha>
their threats cut. Chief Strapp has
called the attention of the police de
partment to the fires in the hope OF
discovering the firebug, whom Mr..
Strap believes to be an insane
person.
A verdict of $4,000 was returned in
favor of James Costello in the district
court Tuesday before Judge Bum in
his suit against Frankman Bros. .,
Norris. Costello sued the firm for
$4,000 damages for injuries alleged to
have been sustained in falling from
the trestle work being erected March
20, preparatory to repairing the
wrecked high bridge in st. Paul. He
claims that his spine was injured, re-
sulting in partial paralysis. '' '''''
The governor has announced the
appointment of the delegates to the
National Conference of Corrections
and Charities which will meet in
Portland July Is to 20. The delega.,
ton will consist of the members Of
the state board of control, o. B. Gould.
S. w. Leavitt and L. A. Rosing; Ole
Sageng, former representative from
Otter Tail county; Charles Halvorso1.
former senator from Lac Qui Parle
county; Mrs. Caroline Crosby of Min
neapolis, and the superintendent Of
the state institutions as follows
Henry Wolfer, warden state prison.
saltwater; Frank L. Randall, state
reformatory, St. Cloud; Frank A.;
Whittier; state training school, Red
Wing; G. A. Morrill,. state public
school, Owatonna; DR.. H. A.. Tomlin. q
son, state insane hospital, st. Peter;.i
DIR. A. F. Kilbourne, state insane hos
pital, Rochester; Dr. G. o. WEIGH,
state insane hospital, Fergus Falls;
John Coleman, state insane asylum,
Anoka; William J. YAM, state insane.
asylum, Hastings; DR.. A. C. Rogers
school for the feeble minded, Farfts.
bault; Prof. i'm. Tate, school for the"
deaf, Faribault; Prof James. J. Dow: 8
school for the blind, Earibanlt. 81, l...,