The Irish standard., 1905-04-22
DULUTH NEWS.

! st. James court, No. GA, G. o. F.,
held it's regular meeting last week at
Gilley's hall. There was good at
4 tendance, and an interesting meeting
| was the result. The auditing commit
! tee of the court submitted it's report
! of the financial condition of the local
| society, and showed the court to be in
a prosperous position. The committee
appointed at the last meeting to ar
range for the attendance of the court
at divine services reported, and the
court will attend ST. James church in
, a body the first Sunday after Easter.
| Resolutions of sympathy on the death
of William Doherty were passed, and
a copy of the resolutions were sent to
! the family. Two sons of the deceased
are members of st. James court
| F. l.. Ryan and John Cashin have
formed a partnership to carry on a
lumber inspection, shipping and brol-
erage business with offices at 400 Tor
rey building. Mr.. Cashin will have.
charge of the office.
The funeral of VIM. Doherty took
place last week from st. James
church. 1t was held under the auspi-
ces of the Longshoremen's union, of
which deceased was member. The
attendance at the funeral was large.
Division No. l, A. o. H., held it's reg
ular meeting last Sunday afternoon.
The attendance was good and an in
teresting meeting was the result. The
division discussed the Hibernian
Home and the Hibernian Lecture Bu-
reau. Both are heartily indorsed by
| the members. The speech of Presi-
| dent Roosevelt, delivered st. Patrick's
day in New York, was read by Brother
A. Murphy. The next meeting will be
an important one and full attendance
! is desired.
The Cathedral choir will render an
excellent program of music tomorrow
morning at the high mass at 1890.
! Mrs. Chris Murphy and daughters,
who were the guests of friends as
| West Duluth, returned the first of the
week to their homes in Grana Marais.
The Bishops club will meet next
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Robert Sey
mour will speak on "The Revival of
Irish Literature," and the meeting
will be in charge of Miss Poirier
| The Ladies' Altar Society Of St.
| James Catholic church at West Du-
! luth is planning to put on an operetta
| entitled "The Enchanted Wood" i'm
mediately after Easter. Mrs. Budd
will have the direction of the affair.
Miss Grayce Frances Turner, Miss Al
lie Piper and about thirty people WIN
take part.
F. l.. Ryan assumed his Office Of
surveyor general Of logs for the Du-
luth district last Monday, succeeding
Simon Clark. Mr.. Clark has held the
office for two years, and has proved
popular and efficient official. He
turned over the affairs of the Office to
Mr.. Ryan Monday morning.
! Timothy Horgan died at 4:30 o'clock
Monday morning at his home, LOG Thir
lty-second avenue east, of Bright's dis
lease Mr.. Horgan was 73 years of age
at the time of his death. He leaves
three sons and six daughters. The
sons Daniel, Frank and Michael, and
three of the daughters, Maggie, Nellie
and Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell, all live in
Duluth. The other three daughters are
Mrs. +. B. Carroll of Trout Creek,
Mich, Mrs. M. Bolan of Port Arthur,
ont, and Mrs. B. Everth of Los An
geles, Cal. The funeral services were
held in the Cathedral Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Interment was
made at Calvary cemetery. ;
! Duluth Evening Herald.-How glad
us Christians will be when the news
comes from the Far East that most Of
the men on the Japanese and Russian
warships have been killed or drowned.
That will be great news for a people
who are raising vast sums annually to
civilize and Christianize the heather
of foreign lands.
MCGOWAN & Mahoney, IRE insurance