The Irish standard., 1906-06-09
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Connolly e. McDevitt, Funeral ri.
reetors and Embalmers, 1s9-191 w. 9TH
St., st. Paul, MINI. Tel. T. c. 2s4o;
N. w. Main 2127-J. Res, Dale 2o7-L.
A monster picnic will be held at the
Fair grounds on the Fourth of July. 1t
will be composed of all the Catholic
parishes in the City of st. Paul and will
be for the benefit of the new cathedral
fund. A set of vestments will be onS
of the principal contests voted to the
most popular priest and parish in the
city.
The closing exercises and entertain
ments of the Cathedral schools will be
held separately this year as no opera
house has been large enough to hold
the friends of both the boys and the
girls in the past. The girls enter
tainment will take place at Mozart Hall
Tuesday evening" June 10th, and boys,
Thursday, June 21st, at the same place.
An unusual class of girl graduates are
on the boards for this year.
Father McMorrow, the talented young
Boston priest of the Cathedral has
just recovered from an attack of bron-
chitis that at one time during his ILL
ness at st. Joseph's academy, threat
ened very serious consequences.
&c limo n Df
inspection over the vast area of ter
ritory in which he has heavy con-
tracts. VIZ; Rainy Lake. Butte, Mont,
Boise City, Idaho, and Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr.. Conroy has now all told, over 200
plumbers and men working for him.
Edward Quinivan, ST., the venerable
attache of Calvary Cemetery Office for
many years, has just returned from the
historic city of the violated treaty. Linn
erick, Ireland. his native home.
John L. Hughes, who died at his
late residence. corner Marshall and
Smelling avenues. May IS. was a well
known carpenter and had been suf-
ferer from cancer for a long period
which finally caused his death. He was
buried from st. Marks church and his
funeral was one of the largest seen in
Merriam Park for some time. Mr..
Hughes was but Al years of age and is
survived by his Wife and four children
He carried an insurance of $4,000 in the
A. 0. H.. Woodmen and Carpenters
organization. Charles Boviard and c.
D. Kennedy have become executors OF
the estate.
| John j. Lane, the well-known life in
surance man, filed Wednesday for the
Office of register of deeds on the demo-
cratic ticket. Mr.. Lane has been iden-
titled for years and until recently was
assistant superintendent of the Metro
politan Life Insurance company for this
district. He has lived in St. Paul al
his life and has been somewhat active
| in democratic politics. He is said to bt
very popular with the younger elemen,
Of his party.
Christopher Frylinger, janitor, dice
of heart disease last Tuesday evening
after a few minutes illness at his home
554 st. Peter street He ate hearty
supper and appeared to be quite well
Shortly afterwards he complained thai
he was sick. A physician was called
from ST. Joseph's hospital, near by, but
when he arrived the sufferer was dying
Coroner. A. w. Miller, who made in.
quiries, decided that Mr.. Frylinger hat
undoubtedly died of heart disease, ant
that an inquest would not be demand.
ed. The dead man was 60 years old
He had been a resident of st. Paul fol
twenty-one years.
Mayor Smith has sent the following
Acknowledgement to the young womer
employees Of the city hail. from whom
he received. Tuesday, at his Inaugural.
ton, a sheaf of American beauties thai
would have delighted Bernhard or {
Patti: my Dear Young Ladies':
assure you and each of you that
highly appreciate the motive thai
prompted you to present to me on tht
day of my Inauguration your beautiful
floral offering. I shall always cherish
in my heart of hearts the remembrance
of that day and the kindly respect
shown toward me by all the young la
dies of the court house. The only re.
turn that can make you is a wish
THAT you may, like me, live to greer