The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-04-14

STANDARD, SATURDAY, APR
showing the per capita cost OF the
workhouse to be 11.42 cents per day.
State Auditor Iverson Monday sold
$500 acres Of state land at Duluth The
average price was IS per acre. The
highest price paid was So3 per acre for
one small tract. Today u sale of 50,-
600 acres is being conducted by Mr.
1verson at Carlton.
Charles ID. Kennedy, the proprietor Of
a laundry at 12S West Seventh street,
has brought suit against the Fidelity
and Casualty Company of New York,
in which he demands the sum OF $4,000
under 4 policy of indemnity against ac-
cidents to employees Of the laundry.
Mr.. Kennedy alleges in the complaint
that one Of the young women employed
by him, Kathryn Carlin. was injured
in a mangle in the laundry and brought
u suit for damages for personal in
juries, in which she recovered YER
dict of $500. This verdict held, the
supreme court affirming an order of
total judgment by that time being ST.
943.75. This judgment Mr.. Kennedy paid
so that his property might not be levied
upon in execution, and now he de-
n1ands that the insurance company per
form their part and pay him the face
Of the policy. He says that in every
respect he has complied With the terms
of the contract.
John Dugan. a tcamstcr living OH De-
at the Siblcy street crossing below the
Onion depot Monday afternoon and
seriously injured. Dugan was hauling
iron and was crossing the railroad
, tracks when one OF the wagon wheels
sank into u mud hole. The sudden jolt
| threw Dugan from his seat and he fell
head foremost onto the rails. AS the
man fell his feet swung outward and
the rear wagon wheel passed over his
! right hand, just missing his head
Dugan was unconscious when picked
up. but after being revived was able to
walk to a street car and was taken
home. His right hand is badly crushed
and there are several bad Commissions
about the head.
Robert l.. Ware Monday made two
sales of property on Minnesota street
between Eighth and Ninth. in which
the consideration aggregated $46,500.
The property comprises three lots, the
two next to the corner of Eighth and
Minnesota being purchased by Edmund
j. Phelps Of Minneapolis for S3S,30O.
\ few days ago Mr.. Phelps bought
property in the same block on the
northwest corner of Eighth and Robert
, for s5o.500.
State Senator liiler II. Horton nf
st. Paul died last Saturday night ut
Nassau. Bahama islands. He was 81
years of age. He was one of the best
known men in the state and the news
of his death is Il surprise, although
Bright's disease had been gaining a
hold on him for several years. Senator
Horton was born in Wisconsin and re-
ceivcd his education ut the Washing
ton University. st. Louis, Mo-. taking
a law course at the same institution.
Frank y. Day. the governors private
secretary. has returned from a three
weeks visit to Washington and New
| York and other Eastern points of in
tcrcst.
4 Patrick T.. Dawson. aged 80 years,
Il resident Of ST. Paul since 1873, died
ut st. Joscph'S hospital Wednesday
evening" after an illness of two months.
! He was born in County Kilkenny. Ire
! land. ana is survived by !; widow ;nd
! five children. The funeral took place
J this morning from 594 Grove street.
Services for the rcposc Of his soul
! We're held at st. Mary'S church.