The Irish standard., 1905-05-27
Saltwater, Minn.-Jerry Quinlan,

Saltwater, Minn.-Jerry Quinlan, a
former resident of Saltwater, who is
now conductor on passenger train
running from Skaguay, Alaska. to
White Horse, is here on a visit to his
brother. John Quinlan, captain of the
tug, Baby. Mr.. Quinlan has been in
Alaska several years and says he likes
the country very we'll. Just now things
are little quiet in the vicinity of
Skaguay, but the gold seekers are be-
ginning to arrive from Seattle and San
Francisco and in few weeks every
stream in that vicinity will be the
scene of busy times. Mr.. Quinlan mas
a ninety days leave of absence and
will go 10 New Brunswick on a visit
before returning.
Butte, Mont--A handsomely ap-
pointed dinner was given recently by
Judge Mediation in honor of Bishop
Carroll of Helena. Only gentlemen
were included in the invitations and a
sumptuous menu was enjoyed. The
decorations were unusually beautiful
and effective and We're artiStically ar,
ranged. Two carelessly formed cres-
cents of pansies, overlaid with misty
tulle, occupied the greater part of the
surface of the table, Tendrils of as
paragus vine interwreathed the tulle
the entire producing an exquisite eff
feet. The guests fingered until late
hour over the dinties and enjoyed a
jolly evening. At the table We're:
Bishop Carroll, Monsignor Fowler,
Reverend Father DeSiere, Reverend
Father Callahan, Reverend Father
Barry, Messrs. J. d. Ryan, d. j. Hen
messy, Thomas Lavelle, ]. H. Lynch.
Il. j. O'Brien, John O'Rourke, of Cal.
ifornia, and the host
Faribault, Minn.-John O'Connor OF
West Prairie, received the sad news
Sunday, May IA, of the death that
morning of his sister, Mrs George
Donovan, in Owatonna. The remains
We're taken to Desmet, S. D., for inter-
ment The deceased leaves a husband
and two children. Among those who
accompanied the remains to Desmet
We're, John O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Sammon and son, Joseph, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Leahy, Mrs. Leahy and
daughter, Miss Emily.
Rochester, Mnn.--Patrick Norton
and John NJ. Norton who have been to
Chicago and Valparaiso. Ind, to attend
the commencement exercises OF the
American College of Medicine and
Surgery, have arrived home. Their
son and brother, Frank, was graduated
from this institution and is now en-
titled to the degree conferred by the
college.
Blooming Prairie, Minn-Thomas
eastman died Sunday, May Ia, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Butler, in
Newry, aged 80 years, 9 months and
8 days. His death was the result OF
old age. He had not been feeling we'll
for a month before his death, but was
not confined to his bed. He was born
February S, 1915, in County Cork, Ire
land, and came to the United States in
1S47, first going to Memphis, Tenn
After staying there four years he re-
moved to Dubuque county, Iowa,
where he farmed> In 1857 he came to
Newry, Freeborn county, where he
continued to be farmer until advanc-
ing age and infirmities made him give
it up. The funeral services which
were largely attended. took place in
st. Mary's church, Geneva, Rev.
Father Murray officiating. The re-
mains We're laid to rest in the cene-
terry near the church. Mr. Cashmans
wife died in 1889, since which time he
has made his home with his children
The living sons are: John eastman
OF Newry, Patrick eastman OF Geneva,
and r. G. eastman of Blooming Prai,
rie. The daughters are: Mrs. J. Nj.
Butler, Mrs. j. G. Morrison, Mrs. S. E.
Heron, all of Newry; and Mrs. Ed.
Clare OF Elma, Iowa, who were all
present at the funeral
Milwaukee, Wis.-The Very Rev.
Augustine F. Schinner, vicar general
of the Milwaukee archdiocese for sew
eral years, has been appointed bishop
of the Superior diocese, recently Gre
ated by the redivision of the Milwau-
kee province. The appointment has
been made by Pope Plus X through
the congregation of the propaganda
at Rome, and it is believed that the
brief is already on it's way to Arch
bishop Falconio, the apostolic delegate
at Washington. Official announce
ment of the appointment is being with
held pending the arrival of the brief.
Verification of the formation of the
diocese over which Father Schinner
will preside will accompany the papal
brief. The diocese will include sixteen
counties in the northwestern part OF
the state and the bishops see will un-
doubtedly be at Superior. The newly
appointed bishop is AZ and is native
of Milwaukee.
DULUTH NEWS.