The Irish standard., 1906-08-25
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Connolly & McDevitt, Funeral Di.
reetors and EmbaIners, 189.191 w. 9TH
ST., st. Paul, MINI. Tel. T. c. 2s4o;
N. w. Main 2127-J. Res, Dale 2o7-L.
Congressional. State and County as
pirants for office are looming up in
large numbers and increasing daily
nowadays in ST. Paul T.. G. Rogers
is red-hot after Congressman Stev-
| ems seat at Washington. For county
| and Legislative honors we have the
familiar names of Thomas f. Carey.
| Thomas J. Brady. Thos, ]. OLelry and
Thomas f., Conroy, all young men vel
old in politics and we'll liked.
Chas. j. Mccoy was badly bruised in
ditch whilst at work for the Ameri-
can Steam Heating Co He is now out
of the hospital and at his home Al, W
Park place.
Patrick O'Regan has just been APP
pointed market master of ST. Paul.
He held the same Office many wears
ago.
James Ryan is now general foreman
for the American Steam Heating Conn
pany and has Il force of about one hun
dred men steadily employed putting
down immense pipe all over ST. Paul.
Miss Desmond. of Denver Col. is
spending her vacation with her sis
ter, Mrs. keiron. of Ashland avenue.
Miss Desmond is principal of one of
the largest schools in Colorado.
| Clarke 4 Regan's clothin., store is
fast nearing it's finishing touches ANA
from all appearances II will be an up
to-date clothing palace Nothing but
the very latest and best clothing will
be kept on stock and every one knows
Bob" Clarke and j. j. Regain.
| Judge William Louis Kelly ana
Judge Hasca r. Brill of the distric,
court Tuesday filed notice With lie
county auditor of their candidacy fnr
| nomination for the positions which
| they have filled for many years. So
J far no one has filed in opposition I"
! their candidacy. Four candidates for
| Legislative positions filed with the see
rctlrN of state the same dav.
William l'lahrrty was suspended
from the police force Tuesday by
Chief O'c"nnor pending action by the
| police board. PatroIman Drdrich
Winkrl. VIII" was recently transferred
| from the central to The ROndn sta
| ton was granted Il leave yesterday on
/ account of sickness. Mr. Winkcl has
| not been i'm good health for some time
Bridget Cunningham. the wife of T.
j. Cunningham, lGl Harrison avenue
died at the city hospital Tuesday of
heart trouble. She was thirty-cight
years of age. The funeral TOOK place
Thursday morning from tho residence
of II relative at 7Ol Western avenue.
William McQ,H,d. 1866 Ross street.
Il mnl"rnEn on the saltwater division
nf the street car company. was pnin-
fully burned about tile face and head
in Il peculiar manner Tuesday after
noon. McQuaid was driving his car
through Wildwood. and AT the other
cpd of Il curve wHS Il wire car, with
several men engaged in repairing the
wires. The men on the work car heard
The signal of the reSul;,: and jumped
To the ground. They had go arccly left
The car when the regular crashed into
the deserted ear. throwing II off the
| tracks. a bInwpipc used by the re-
paircrs in soldering the wires fell from
the top Of the wire car into the front
vcStibulc of the regular car and ex-
plodcd. The gasoline spread over Nc
Quhid. burning his face and head.
The accident caused some delay on the
line. The collision shook the p:isSen-
gers on the regular car and broke the
glass in several windows. a younI:
girl Is said to have received Il slight
cut on the head by a piece of glass
striking her