The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-02-17
Irish STANDARD
CITY in BRIEF.
TELEPHONES TWIN CITY 27s.


Standard Catholic Book Store, 81
4th st. S.. for Prayer books, rosaries.
and church goods. Catholic Family
Almanacs for 1906. Csc.
NJ. J. Gill, the undertaken will oc-
cupy up town quarters after March l,
having secured spacious store at
Third street and Second avenue south.
in the Harmonic building.
Superintendent John O'Donnell of the
workhouse has submitted his annual
report to the board of corrections and
charities. In it he states that 1876
prisoners We're received at the institu-
ton during the year 1905.
Carl A. johnson, arrested OH the
battles;,ip Texas at Charleston, S. c.,
OH a charge of completely in the Bader
murder in Minneapolis, was discharged
to find enough evidence to hold him to
the grand jury.
avenue northeast and University, oc-
cupied by Hans Hanson and John
Tobin, were completely destroyed by
fire between 8 and 10 O'clock last
Wednesday night. The fire depart
ment managed to save the furniture
out of one of the houses. but the con-
tents of tho other were entirely de-
stroyed.
Peter Heinzelman was instanta-
neouly killed Monday at the new Sc
curity warehouse building, Eighth ave-
nue. north and First street. Men were
in the act, of driving piles, when one
of the stay wires broke, which let the
heavy hammer that is used to drive
the piles swing around. 1t caught him
between one of the braces that held
the driving machine in place. He was
crushed beyond recognition.
John Nelson. proprietor of the
Trainor stone quarry, will be called
upon by the board Of park commits
sioners to pay $1,000 for stone taken
from the quarry after his time limit
for quarrying had expired. The quarry
is the property of the park board
Nelson was allowed to take stone out
UP to a certain date. He continued tt
legged, and at meeting of the park
boards committee on improvements
yesterday afternoon the matter was
referred to the park boards attorney
with Instructions to recover value o.
stone said to have been illegally taker
out.
Edward ]. Vaughn, at present con
fined in the Hennepin county Jail un
der $4,000 bonds awaiting trial il
United States district court OH th'
charge Of manipulating n big marke
swindle through the postal service, Il
still having inquiries addressed t
him, asking Of the commercial world
He has received a printed postal car,
asking for "Vaughn's Market Review
from man at Trunkles Cross Roads
Tenn. The note of inquiry has beel
filed with other such communications
safe from the clever eyes of the al
( legged sharper" where they will res
undisturbed while the man at Trun
kles Cross Roads. and other anxiou
clients, await the answer that vii
never come.
Mrs. Anastasia Frame died at he
residence, 1912 Sixth street northeas
on Tuesday, at the age of "a. Sh
was born in Canada in 1921, and i
1866 she came to Fond du Lac, Wis
where she lived until 1880, when sh
came to Minneapolis. She resided her
up to the time Of her death. She ha
eleven children. eight of whom are liy
ing, namely. Charlie, st. Albert, Ont
Joe, Unity Wis: Dave, Howard LAX
Mimi; Odla, Minneapolis; Charlie
Theodore, Minneapolis; Mrs. Fran
I.angton, West Superior; Mrs. Anne
White, Minneapolis; Mrs. Theodo,
Pratt, Minneapolis; Mrs. Obland, Mir
neapolis. The funeral took place FIR
day at $3.50 a. m. at the French Catf
olic church, Notre Dame de Lourde
The interment was at st. Anthem
cemetery.
'St. Stephens Catholic Deaf Societ!
-s1V>
morrow Sunday afternoon, in
stephens Catholic: church. hail. Gill
ton avenue ana Twenty-second stree
The call for the meeting has been i
sued by Rev. ]. F. Dolphin, pastor
st. Stephens. and at the request
Rt. Rev. Archbishop John Ireland. wi
desires to spare the Catholic deaf
Minneapolis the Inconvenience und
which they now labor of having to
to st. Paul for their religious service
Father Dolphin says a cordial We
come to the meeting will be given
all the deaf Of Minneapolis with the
friends, whether or not they are Cat
olics. Father Dolphin will give the 8
ciety his personal encouragement Al
cooperation to make 1t a success
Father Dolphin is at present studyi
to master the sign language of t
deaf, and in the meantime Ant