The Irish standard., 1905-04-01

TEN of bidding in work mere farce.
Mrs. Mary Kahn, mother of M. F.
Kahn, died at 1880 o'clock Sunday
night at her home, SIG Collins street.
Mrs. Kahn was n years OF age, and
was a we'll known resident OF st. Paul.
The fatal illness was one of long dura-
ton, extending over a period OF seven
years, but she was patient sufferer.
She is survived by three sons, Nj. F.
Kahn and James Kahn OF ST. Paul, and
Thomas Kahn OF Prairie du Chen,
Wis, and by two daughters, Miss
Mary Kahn and Mrs. H. II. Campbell,
both of ST. Paul.
Gov. johnson has issued second
proclamation relating to Arbor day
and Bird day. The original proclama-
ton designated Friday, April 81, as
the day to plant trees and encourage
bird life. Monday the governor dis
covered that the day will be Good
Friday, and out OF difference to re-
diately set another date than Good
Friday. April IS has been designated
as the day.
ltalian-Americans OF St. Paul have
decided to secure a church OF their
own. Services for them have been
held at the Cathedral, Rev. S. N.
Odone officiating. Over four hundred
Italians met Tuesday night at the Ca
thedral and decided to raise $4,000
for the purpose OF getting church
building of their own. 1t is probable
that some old church will be pur-
chased.
The goods that were stolen from the
store of D. O'Halloran, dealer in
church goods, 1856 st. Peter street,
over two months ago, were recovered
i'll a peculiar manner. Saturday morn
ing Il messenger boy presented him.
self at the central police station and
asked for Chief O'Connor. The chief
was called and the boy handed him a
small package which he said had been
sent by some men from Fifth and Min
nesota streets. When the package
was opened it was found to contain
over 5000 worth OF beads and rosaries,
most Of the goods stolen from Mr.
O'Halloran. The messenger boy was
able to give a good description OF the
man who sent the package and the
police are confident that he will be
soon arrested.
Patrick McHugh, the we'll known
printer. died at his home, 412 Fuller
street, on last Tuesday, and was
buried from st. Joseph's Academy
chapel on Thursday morning, inter
ment being at Calvary cemetery. Mr..
McHugh was very well known Dem
ocratic politician, being member of
the central committee for years and
agitator; was city printer at the time
of his death, and ex-president of D-
vision No. 2, A. o. Fl. This Division
attended his funeral in a body. He
was also an ex-president of Typo
graphical union No 30, and con
slant member. He leaves a wife and
five children.
Stephen Mcdonnell OF ST. Anthony
Park, member of Division No. S, A.
Q. H., is very i'll at his home in the
park.
Mrs. Mulroonoy, wife of the we'll
known commission merchant, e. w.
Mulrooney, died at her home on lau-
rel avenue, on last Tuesday, and was
buried on Thursday at Calvary come
terry. Mrs. Mulrooney was but Al
years of age. She leaves a family of
young children and a loving husband
to mourn their loss.
e. J. Cannon, the St Paul attorney
for the Shippers union, is battling for
his bill against the railroads and for
his clients protection these days in
the State Capitol. He has won in the
house and expects to do likewise in
the senate.
lgnatius Murphy, son of John J. and
Mrs. Murphy of ST. Peter street, is in
the hospital undergoing an operation.