The Irish standard., 1905-02-11
DULUTH NEWS.


O'Connell, the Liberator,' is the sub
ject.
Miss Ethel Grady, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Grady, was surprised
ut her home last week by a number of
friends, on the occasion of her if
teenth birthday. Refreshments and
dancing We're features of the evening.
John Cashin has returned from
Sucker river. He says that logs are
being hauled out Of the Knife river
district via the Alger-Smith road at
the rate of about 100000 feet day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Hammill very
pleasantly entertained party of
friends at their home on Fifty-third
avenue west last week. There were
card games and refreshments. Those
present We're AIessrs. p. H. Martin,
William Godfrey, Rev. Father Feehe-
ly, and Misses Alice and Bee Martin,
Miss Brosman of Fifield, Mimi, Miss
Celia Vaughan of Rochester, Mimi.
Miss Feehley of Fifield, Miss Feehley,
Miss Jennie Leford, Miss Eva Emen-
dorffer of Saginaw, Mich.
DR.. James McAuliffe owes his life
to the presence of mind Of the work
men on the aerial bridge, and especial
ly to the heroism of Levi Mitchell, one
Of the members of the crew, who risk
ed his life by walking out on the thin
ice of the canal to rescue the doctor,
who was nearly exhausted by his
struggles in the icy water. DR.. Nc
Auliffe had been called hurriedly,
shortly after Z o'clock, Thursday
morning Of last week to attend an
urgent case ON Park Point. He ran
down Lake avenue and just missed a
ferryboat at the city dock. Seeing
that he would he compelled to wait 20
minutes for the next boat he attempted
to cross OH the ice over the canal. Re
had made his way for about IS feet
from the piers safely, when suddenly,
without any warning, the ice gave
way beneath his feet and he sank in
the icy water. Mr.. Mitchell risked his
life to save the doctor and finally sue
ceeded in getting him out.
The wedding of Miss Marion Mac.
Donald, daughter Of J. ]. Macdonald,
of Chicago, and Woodberry Magic, of
this city, took place Wednesday Of
last week at the Holy Angels church,
in Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Magic ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
make their home here. The groom is
the son of DR.. w. H. Magic, Of this
city, and was until recently a stu
dent at the Northwestern university.
Miss Julia Doyle has returned from
the range, where she has been visiting
with friends.
Division No. 1, A. o. H., held its
regular meeting Wednesday evening
of last week. Mr.. s. E. Shannon, rep
resenting The Irish Standard, was
present and entertained the members
with a recitation.
James d. Keough, Of st. Paul, was
a visitor to the city this week.
The dedication of the new French
Catholic church will take place tomor-
row afternoon. All the Catholic So
cieties of the city will be represented
at the ceremonies.
Owen Mcdonnell and Miss Marga-
ret Mcdonnell left Tuesday afternoon
for Reedsburg, Wis.
M. S. Burrows was a passenger on
the limited for New York Monday.
While coasting on West Second
street last Monday evening, about 9
o'clock, Miss Annie Dunleavy, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Dunleavy, of 1T North Fifty-eighth
avenue west, was almost instantly
killed. The accident occurred near
Fifth avenue west, on Second street.
Miss Dunleavy was a member of a
coasting party, composed Of herself,
her sisters, Minnie and Mrs. Arthur
Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McDoug-
all, Of 800 Fourth avenue west; Walter
Bergen, who is employed by Paine,
Weber & Co.. and his sister. The
two younger girls had been visiting
their married sister, who lives at $40
w. Second st., and they and Mr.. Bor-
gen were tempted by the ideal coast
ing conditions to make up the bob-sled
party. They proceeded to the top of
the hill at Eighth avenue west and
Second street, and started down. Mrs.
Bergen was steering, and behind him
sat his sister. Miss Annie Dunleavy
sat Immediately behind Miss Bergen.
The hobs gathered momentum. and by
the time they reached Fifth avenue
west were going at terrific speed.
Just ut the corner one of the steering
ropes snapped, and the sleigh got be-
yond the control of the stcersnan. 1t
veercd from the center of the road and
headed directly for Il telegraph pole.
The next second the members of the
party We're thrown from, the sleigh
into the snowdrift. Frightened but I'M
hurt they rose to their feet one by one,
with the exception of Miss Dunleavy.
She lay motionless and when the 9th
ers went to her assistance she was
found to be unconscious. The acct
dent occurred almost directly in front