The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-12-09
FROM THE CAPITAL.
John J. Wolfe, National German
American Bank building, agent for
schloss Bros. Fine Clothing. Sold by
FIoan E Leveroos.

SCnIoS8 6ro0s flu0 ClOLQluS. 0OlU ny
FIoan & Leveroos.
An order has been filed in the dis
appointing Ernest A. Boerner, jailor at
the city Jail, in place of William ].
Mullane. who has been appointed a
deputy sheriff by Sheriff Miesen. The
order is on the petition of Sheriff
Miesen.
The Minnesota National Guard lost
663 enlisted men from Jan. to Oct.
81 inclusive. They left for various rea-
sons; removals from company sta
tons, 1856; expiration Of term of en-
listment, 104; good of service, 81;
muster out of organization, Sc; dis
ability, 1, and death, 6. During the
period, however, 700 men have been
added to the guard, so there is a net
increase.
Health Commissioner Ohage Of St.
Paul presented to the board of alder
men at it's session Wednesday night an
ordinance prohibiting the sale of any
fish, poultry OR animals which have not
been properly drawn, and are free from
intestines. The health commissioner
takes the ground that fish, poultry
and animalsawhich have been kept in
cold storage without being drawn con-
taminate and are unfit to eat, and for
this reason he has prepared the ordt-
nance so that the sale of cold storage
fish and poultry is prohibited unless
properly drawn.
The local aerie of Eagles has elected
the following officers: Worthy Presi-
dent, ]. H. Colwell; vice-president,
w. ]. Waldron; secretary, John Deit-
horn; chaplain, A. Sherwood; I. G.,
D. Capron; O. G., ]. D. Kennedy;
aerie physician, DR.. D. c. Jones; trus-
| tees, H. P. Keller, J. j. Brennan. All
the old officers We're reelected except
F. j. Carpenter, former secretary, who
was defeated by J. Deithorn.
While crossing the Rock Island tracks
at Rosefnount, Friday Of last week,
Michael Judd, a farmer living in that
district, was instantly killed. He was
returning home from ST. Paul and while
driving his team across the tracks, his
wagon was struck by freight engine.
He was thrown from the wagon by the
force of the collision and crushed to
death in the wreckage Of the wagon.
His head was badly crushed and his
right arm broken. His remains were
taken home after the coroner Of Wash
ington county had investigated the
case.
Judd was thirty-five years old and
had lived on a farm at Rosemount for
the last thirty years. He is survived
by wife and four children.
Insurance Commissioner Thomas D.
O'Brien left Sunday evening for New
York City to attend another conference
of the state insurance commissioners
who are conducting the investigation
into the affairs of the New York life
Insurance company. The conference
will held in New York this week and
it is expected that important develop
ments will occur. Mr.. O'Brien would
say nothing regarding the possible
outcome Of the conference before his
trip East. 1t is known however, that
Thomas E. Drake, insurance commits
sioner of the District of Columbia, has
agreed to be present at this confer
ence. This in itself, is regarded as
highly significant as Mr.. Drake will
be the personal representative Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Martin Lang, former resident of st.
Paul, was shot and perhaps fatally
wounded last Saturday, at a small
town on the Great Northern, within a
few miles of Mandan, N. D.-Mrs. j.
L. Slawson, 66S st. Peter street, sis
ter Of Lang, received telegram Sun
day night stating briefly that he was
wounded, but giving no particulars as
to how it happened. Joseph Lang, a
brother of Martin, who was in ST. Paul
buying provisions, left that night for
Mandan. Lang is "a years old. He
was to be married Christmas to Miss
Mary Mcintyre, Of st. Paul. Michael
]. Lang, employed by the st. Paul
Stone Company, and Mrs. Weed, "A
1glehart street. are members Of the
family.
The Northwestern Trust Company, as
trustee Of certain heirs under the will
Of Norman w. Kittson, has brought a
suit against certain other heirs, praying
leave Of the court to be permitted to
change the form Of the investment Of
the trust funds under it's control. The
suit is, in fact, in the nature Of a
petition, although in the form Of a