The Irish standard., 1906-03-10
DULUTH NEWS.

Right Rev. James McGolrick, Bishop
OF Duluth. left last Sunday evening for
Rome. Every bishop has to make a
call on the Holy Father at least in
every ten years. Bishop McGolrick
some years ago called on Pope Leo
Kill. and this is his first visit to the
reigning Pontiff. The diocese Of Du-
luth Is very large one and the visit
Of the Bishop of Duluth will be q very
important one. 1t will be some months
before he returns. His parishoners
wish him safe and pleasant trip and
a safe return home.
p. Mcdonnell, who has the contract
for the extension Of the Duluth, Rainy
Lake & Winnipeg road from Ashawa
to International Falls, will forward
about IS carloads of supplies to Ash
| ava over the Missabe road, and the
present line Of the Rainy Lake road, to
be used in connection with the new
construction. Mr.. Mcdonnell says he
will sub-let considerable of the con-
struction work, but he will handle all
of the heavier work himself. Steam
shovels, dirt cars and other equipment
will be in operation on the line where
heavy cuts are encountered, and there
are several of these between Ashawa
and Pelican Lake. Part Of the line is
now graded between those points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turrish and
daughter left last week Tor st. Angus
tine, Florida, for several weeks visit.
Regular rehearsals are being held
for the drama to be put on at the
Auditorium Of the Catholic school on
the evening Of Friday, March 16. A
large number Of tickets are already
sold for tho event and 1t promises to be
a most successful affair. Rev. J. ].
OMahony will deliver the grafton.
John Gibbons formerly Of Duluth.
died at II o'clock Friday Of last week
at Minneapolis, of tuberculosis. Mr..
Gibbons was resident Of Duluth a
few years ago. having charge of the
brokerage office of B. E. Baker, in the
st. Louis hotel. About two years ago
nc loft for the Southwest in the hope
Of improving his health, but the disease
had progressed too far. He leaves q
wife, to whom he was married about
three years ago.
The following item, taken from the
Duluth Evening Herald Of twenty years
ago. March 1. 1886. is of interest to 8
number Of Duluthians: Among the
Duluth contributors to the parliament
ary fund. which is to aid Mr.. Parnel
in the assertion Of Irish rights. are thu
following names: James Farrell, ]. r
Murphy, NJ. McCabe, John Harney, NJ
Carroll, John Dunphy. sr., ]. G. O'Mal
lery. J. B. Dunphy, NJ. Gilroy, Franl
Campbell. Richard Long, G. F. Pagan
p. White. J. Lind. Patrick McCabe
Thomas Gray. John Kenney. William
Pagan. Charles McCabe, Thomas IIur
, ley, Thomas Harvey, Richard Harney
Dan o'Neil. John Nolan. Mauric
Flynn. William Quinn. James HarneJ
Thomas Vaughn. Con Crowly. Pa
, Naughton. John Naughton. Patric
Freency. Harry Brown. Colema
Naughton. B. MCGUIRE. Pat Bonnet
q and Morgan Sweeney.
0 And still the printers strike for tn
( eight-hour day goes merrily on. A
t their friends demand the union label o
: their printing and by this means the
). are helping the boys in their fight Il
{? the shorter workday. Don't forget II
@ union label. It represents good wol
e and good pay.
: Ethers mother was very i'll, and cal
I? ing the little miss to her bedside, 81
n said:
: Ethel, what would you do if
: should die?"
= "Oh," answered Ethel, who did n
It realize the gravity Of the situatio
n II s'pose I'd have to spank myself"
ID
N "Just throw me half a dozen or doz,
Of thoseN trout" said a citizen to Il
In dealer.
l. Throw them?" queried the dealer.
y. Eyes. ana then I'll 60 home a,
g tell my wife that caught 'em.
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