The Irish standard., 1905-12-30
CITY IN BRIEF:


Loan Association, 225 Railway build
ing. corner Nicollet avenue and Third
street.
Rose D'Erina, the Irish prima donna,
is coming to Minneapolis Jan. 18th,
on which date she will give concert
under the auspices of the Holy Name
Society of Holy Rosary Parish at Holy
Rosary hall.
A meeting of the newly elected
presidents of the A. o. H. Divisions
Of Hennepin county is called for 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon (Sunday),-
at Archer's Clothing store, Nicollet
and Third street.
"The Errand Boy" musical comedy,
so-called, of the more substantial type
will be the New Years week attraction
at the Bijou, commencing with matt
nee tomorrow at $3.50. Besides the reg
ular Wednesday and Saturday matt
nees, special holiday matinee will
be given on Monday, New Years day,
SLarCluS at S:UU p. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mulvaney, of
Graceville, this state, are visiting at
the home of the Misses Hayden, S07
Nineteenth avenue northeast, during
the holiday week. Mr.. Mulvaney, who
was severely injured by a fall nearly
a year ago, and who is under the care
of DR.. Gillette, of st. Paul, is gradually
improving.
The annual meeting of the Henne-
held Wednesday night at the offices,
225 Railway building. Malachy Leni-
han, J. ]. Fitzgerald and Gus ]. Pauly
were elected to the board of directors
for term of three years. The Sec
retary's report was submitted, disclos-
ing most prosperous increase in the
associations business for the past
year. A dividend of 3 per cent was or
dered paid for the past six months,
making the net profit to stockholders
per cent per annum.
Two suits charging malicious prose
cution have been brought in the dis
trict court. In one Nellie Wilmot
accuses Detective John E. Morrisey
and asks 5000 damages, and in the
other John P. jacobson wants $4,000
from Harry H. Mazur. Nellie Wilmot
says she" was working in Rugby, N
n 81 80 ~
legged grand larceny on warrant
sworn out by the detective, and that
she was subsequently discharged by
the grand jury. jacobson was charged
with petit larceny and was released
by the municipal court.
Saturday, Dec. 30, will be the last
day for filing notes of issue before the
January term in the district court. The
new term commences Jan. 8, and Mon
day, Jan. /, should be the last day, but
as it is legal holiday the Office of
the clerk of court will be closed. For
the accommodation of attorneys how.
ever, the office will not close at i
o'clock as usual Saturday but be open
all day. The assignment of work for
the January term has been completed
Judge John Day Smith is to have
charge Of the criminal work, Judge F
G.. Brooks will have the court cases,
Judge F. v. Brown will be in chambers
and have charge Of the Juvenile court,
and Judges D. F. Simpson, Andrew
Holt and H. D. Dickinson will have
the :1l p9F:yI cases.
Sandy Bean, 20 years of age, was
shot: ina the right hand while hunting
withSa couple Of companions at Bruno.
The Hbuy. was brought to Minneapolis
last Monday night and taken to st.
Barnabas' hospital, where it was found
necessary to amputate one Of his fin
gers.'';.At the time Of the accident, he
and one Of his companions was drink
ing from spring of water. The third
member Of the party, a boy named H.
v. Machel, living at st. Anthony Park,
was trying to break hole in the ice
with his gun, when in some way the
trigger caught and the piece was dis
charged. The full contents of the gun
struck Bean in the hand and but for
the prompt assistance Of his COM
panions he might have bled to death.
At last accounts he was resting easily
at the hospital, and no bad results Of
his injury are anticipated.
Start the new year right. by opening
a savings account in the Hennepin
Savings & Loan Association; they pay
per cent and are absolutely safe.
The Jefferson Democratic club has
made all arrangements for its Jackson
day banquet, Jan. 8, at the National
hotel. These arrangements are such
as would indicate that they expect a
big turnout-at least $50. Louis F.
Post Of Chicago will address the club
on Municipal Ownership" T. T. Hud-
son Of Duluth, Democratic national
committeeman, on "The Opportunities
Of Democracy" T. D., o'Brien of st.
Paul on 1.-THE Insurance Question:"
F. D. Larrabee on Municipal Con-
troll Of Public Franchises" and many