The Irish standard., 1906-03-24
Telephone Twin City a7o


are to meet at g.. o'clock sharp at
Second avenue north and Washington.
Thursday evening, where cars will be
boarded for st. Paul.
HI. r. Newhall, who has returned
ON a hurried trip to Philadelphia
rooklyn and Washington, reports the
lie Of the Halloran forty-four acres
ijoining Kenwood to Mrs. Anna y.
.ewis Of Philadelphia. The Finance
company will plat the east half Of this
for Mrs. Lewis. and place it on the
market. this spring as Kenilworth addi-
ton. There will be some thirty large
lots fronting east on Lake Of the Isles
boulevard, and about seventy-five other
lots having view Of Lake of the Isles
and Cedar lake. Suitable restrictions
as to building will make this addition
worthy Of its neighbor, Kenwood..
The spring automobilist must curb
his propensity to speed up in the down.
town districts or arrests by the whole
sale will follow his refusal to be good.
Supt. Of Police Doyle says that the
few chaffeurs who make life burden
for the sensible drivers Of motor cars
are starting out badly. and that he has
arranged to put the brake on them.
Some Of the offenders are visitors from
neighborins cities who do not seem to
understand that there are limits to the
speed at which an automobile may be
propelled through crowded streets, but
this ignorance Of the law will not pre-
.sxsnt. them from being. promptly ar
rested.
With ideal conditions prevailing for
grinding hundreds Of thousands Of
bushels Of flour week the mills are
'languishing on account Of the unsatis-
!; factory sprices Of wheat and a lack Of
domestic business. All Of the mills
that make any pretense Of running are
being operated at less than half their
capacity, and q number Of mills are
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about April I general trade conditions
will have improved to an extent that
will create an active demand for flour.
and that in a short time wheat prices
will enable the millers to get on an ex-
port basis. At present very little ex-
port flour is being manufactured.
Mrs. Caroline Johnson, mother Of
Governor John a. johnson, died satur-
day night Of last week at her home IN
St Peter. She had been i'll for five
months with sarcoma, and without hope
Of recovery. All her children were
with her at the time Of death. Gov
ernor johnson had gone down Wednes-
day and again Friday evening, staying
till the end came. The other children
are Edward c. johnson, assistant en-
gineer at the st. Peter hospital; Fred
{ w. Johnson Of New Ulm, former state
: librarian; and Miss Hattie johnson Of
st. Peter. Mrs. johnson was 6S years
Old and was born in Sweden, coming
to America in 1852. She had lived in
st. Peter since 1856. The funeral SER
/ vices were held Tuesday afternoon, and
the executive ohices at the capitol were
closed for the day.
DR.. James Hynes, county physician Of
Hellnepin county, and Jailor Nels
CIausen had a fierce struggle with an
insane prisoner in the county Jail Mon
day. The demented man, ]. o. Grady,
Of Mile Laos county, made a desperate
assault with broom stick on DR..
Hynes, and Jailor Clausen being near
by. rushed to the latter,s assistance.
II took both men to overpower the
prisoner and lock him up in cell.
Grady was sent down from Mile Laos
county to serve a thirty-day sentence
for drunkenness, and has been in the
Hennepin county lookup for three
weeks. Only Monday he began to show
signs Of menta! arrangement. He de-
clared in the most violent manner that
he was going to kill a niger" 1.-The
devil is after me with sledge ham,
mer," cried the insane man in q loud
voice as the two men closed the steel
grated door behind them, and without
moments warning he rushed at DR..
Hynes with appraised stick. The county
physician saw that he must act quickly
and with a spring met his man half
way. at the same time catching the
blow from the stick on his appraised
arm. The men grappled and swayed
hack and forth in a desperate struggle.
Tailor Clausen was only a few feet
away and as soon az the combatants
I elosed he made rush At the maniac