The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-23

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The Twin City Custom Cutters as
ISOLATION, at a meeting at $50 Robert
street, elected the following officers:
President, w. c. Mccormack; first
vice president, S. Reisman; second
vice president, ]. A. Thornquist; Sec
rotary, G. w. Lennon; treasurer, Os-
car Roos; foreman of practical work,
w lillian Olson. 1t was decided to hold
garment exhibit December s, in Min
neapolis. Prizes will be offered for the
best new styles organized by any de-
signer, also for fine workmanship and
70" the largest exhibit by one individ-
ual 1t has been planned to make this
c., bit as large and of the sam, class
as are held semi-annually in New
York and Chicago.
Maj. Frederick Won Baumbach, COZ.
lecror of internal revenue, commenced
Tuesday to move his Office from the
new federal builling to the old. it is
expected that by the end of the week
he viii. be established in his new Of
ices. The collector of customs will
next week make similar move. The
suites of rooms in the new federal
building now occupied by the collector
of customs and the collector of inter-
nal revenue will be used by the post
Office inspectors and the rural mail
service.
Peter Andres has sued the Mime
sofa Mutual Life Insurance company
to recover $GS.30. He says he applied
to an agent, one Il. e. Benner, for a
policy Of $1,000, hant ing him 10 e
! Of $1Co.G5 for first premium. The ap-
;,'ication was rt:tc!ed. Meantime
Bremen had put up his note with the
American National bank as collateral
for loan of SOS, and plaintiff was
obliged to pay Benner's loan, $GS3O,
before he could get his note back.
Robert Fitzgibbon, aged so years,
| died at his late residence, IS E. Arch
street, on the 18th inst. The funeral
took place Thursday morning. Serv.
| ices were conducted at st. Mary's
Catholic church.
Irene Gladys, the S-year-old daugh-
ter of John and Mary Costello, S2s
Reaney street, died last Monday. The
funeral took place from St. John s
4 Nyndpocdoy, r,0rp;no.
A man giving his name as John Doe
was arrested at Hudson, Wis, late
Tuesday, for selling postage stamps
for less than their face value. Chief
of Police John O'Keefe, of Hudson,
received telegram from Minneapolis
to look out for stamp peddler at
! Lakeland. The officer stationed him.
self at the landing place of the ferry,
| plying between Hudson and Lakeland
and arrested Doe as he left the boat
On his person were found over 200
stamped government envelopes and a
small box full OF 2-cent stamps. He
claims to hail from Bimidji, Mimi.
and says he bought the stamps there
and did not steal them. He was
brought to st. Paul.
The mystery surrounding the dis.
appearance Of John P. Dill, 667 Con.
way street, who was missed last
Thursday, was cleared up when his
dead body was taken from lake Pepin,
at Lake City, Monday night. Dill was,
up to the time of his disappearance,
employed by S. ]. Mortified, horse.
sheer, at 1852 Eight street. He did not
return, either to the shop or to his
home, and nothing was heard of his
| whereabouts until his body was taken
from lake Pepin. He was 43 years
old and leaves a wife and several
children. He had been employed in
St Paul for several years, and for.
merly had blacksmith shop of his
own. The body was brought to St.
Paul by Jacob Rockstroh, undertaken
for burial. The funeral was held at
St Mary's church Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. Relatives of Mr. Dill
say that he fell accidentally from a
pier at Lake City, cried for help and
was drowned before aid could reach
him.
! Edward T. Mahoney, aged 80 years
died at his late residence, 1O7 E. Third
street, Thursday, September 81. The
funeral was held Saturday morning
with services at the cathedral. Inter.
ment took place in Calvary cemetery
! In accordance with the recommends.
ton recently made by Maj. Billiard
Of Fort Smelling, to the war depart.
ment, the students at St. Thomas
seminary, this city, have been out.
| lifted with the cadet uniform of gray
and are awaiting the action of the war
] department to equip them with rifles
| and assign regular army officer to
the institution, to organize cadet
battalion and assume the duties of in.
structor of military science and tao.
| tics.
BRAINERD BRIEFS.
Brainerd, Mimi, Sept. 2O.-On Wed.
nesday morning at o'clock, occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Francis J. Simon.
| itSch Of Jamestown N n and Miss