The Irish standard., 1906-02-10

Wis, where the interment took place:
Capt. Betz. Michael Blake. John Mark
ley. o. Dunn, Daniel Moran and NJ.
Mckinney.
The f1ve-eighth inch rope purchased
| originally to be used in the execution
of Edward Gottschalk viii! be used for
the Williams hanging, which will take
place next Tuesday at midnight. 1t
has been in charge Of the sheriff since
Gottschalk cheated the gallows by
committing suicide.
Terrence Kenny has brought an in
junction suit against F. w. and f. E.
Luley and has sued out an order to
show cause and a restraining order.
There will be hearing today at
special term. The Luleys occupy a
market on Jackson street. which the
plaintiff says he owns The lease is
about to expire, and the plaintiff COM
plains that the defendants are propos-
ing to remove from the premises GER
tain fixtures which they have no right
TO take away.
A dispatch from Grand Forks. N. D.,
states that Judge Thoreson. of Polk
county. has appointed w. H. Griffin. of
ST. Paul, administrator of the estate
of A. ]. Gallagher, liquor dealer, of
Grand Forks, who died suddenly in ST.
Paul ut the Savoy hotel. The appoint
ment was made on petition of Mrs.
Hoffman, half-sister of the deceased.
The estate is valued at $4,000, con-
sisting of St. Paul real estate, $4,000:
Polk county farming interests. $4,000;
Grand Forks business interests. $751;
900; and life insurance, $4,000.
The Minnesota Athletic association
held their annual meeting last Satur-
day evening at the university armory
and John Gleason, formerly one of the
best athletes at st. Thomas college.
was elected president of the associa-
ton by the decisive vote of 1862, against
POI votes 70: Joe Cutting, right half
on the Gopher eleven last fall, and %
for Edward Condor. The other officers
E. ]. Lawrence; academic representa-
tive, Carroll Kitchener; engineering rep
resentative Arthur Larkin; medical
representative, Ray Varco. and law
representative, c. Coleman.
For the first time in many years. the
state treasurer's Office has been caught
by a raised check but the states funds
are not embarrassed to any great
amount in consequence. The sum real
lied was so cents. and the loss will
fall on the bank which cashed it at
Faribault. The excess was secured by
making a 3 out of Il l OH a check for
less than 81, and is supposed to have
been done by woman The check
was made payable to an employee of
the school for the feeble minded, at
Faribault. and the alterations were not
discovered until few days ago. An
investigation is now being made. In
order to discourage any further tam
pering. State Treasurer Block has in
stalled Il machine which punches and
| prints in indellible ink on every check
| the amount of It's face value.
Funeral services for Angela Merci,
| late mother superior of St. Agnes con-
| vent, who died at st. Joseph's hospital
last Saturday, were held in st. Agnes
| Church. Thomas and Kent streets, with
Archbishop John Ireland Bishop James
TrDbec of st. Cloud officiating. A pro-
| cession of 112 sisters from the four
communities of Notre Dame. St
Joseph. Good Shepherd and the Bcne-
dictine, accompanied the body from thu
convent to the church. Bishop Trobec
| celebrated the pontifical requiem mass
and Archbishop Ireland delivered the
| funeral grafton and pronounced the
final absolution. Bishop Trobec was
assisted by Rev. Anthony Ogulin, the
deacon Of the mass was Rev. Benedict
| Schmidt, and the subdeacon was Rev.
v. j. Schatz. The chaplains Of the
| archbishop were the pastor of the
church, Rev. ]. M. Solnce, and Rev.
Patrick O'Neill. The master Of ccre-
monies was Rev. John Seliskared.
Sister Angela Merci. whose name in
the world was Catherine Donitio, and
whose home was in Detroit, Mich, was
| 81 years old. She came to st. Paul TO
become the mother superior of ST.
Agnes eight years ago.
Maurice c. Horrigan, q fireman for
the Chicago Great Western road, struck
his head on q projection of the State
street bridge under which his engine
was passing Wednesday morning, and
was knocked unconscious. He was taxi
en- into the roundhouse and the police
ambulance summoned. Police Surgeon
Moore treated scalp wound which
Horrigan received on his head and took
him to 357 Livingston avenue, where
he resides.
The exhibition of paintings which the
Society Of Western Artists is giving
in st. Paul was opened to the public
Thursday and will be open two weeks
The exhibition is held at the art socie-
ty rooms in the new state capitol and
under the auspices Of the art workers
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