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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26

I'll gobernador HRgsrman ettlvo q
punto dc ser sacramento lastimAdo oil
Domingo pasado Mientras montAba un
oAbsllo, tomando n paseo como lei3
millas oistanta de la oiudad de Santa
Fe, So resbaio el caballo cayendo Al sue
10 y arroj Ando OIL Sr HsgernAn aden.
tr0 de un arroyo. ACCOMPLISHMENTS oil
eject two sAi6 ileso con algunos leveI
rasponeF, EI cRbAllo salio huyendo y Ell
gobernador tuvo que Aniar Ia distaaoia
hssta Ia oiudad.
Sc ha recibido en- elta ciudad uDA
osrta dioiendo que Ia talentosn May
Ross, hiia de Don Roberto Ross que eH'
ia atendiendo la esouelA dc agricultu-
ra en Lss Cruces, 40 le he eido asignado
pCr los profesores del colegio el pRpel
principal en- un dificil drama que 90 re-
prtssntara pr5ximamente. May es una
seGorita talenttss y on 0l Arte do la de-
olsmacion 80 hA ganAdo yA muohoa
nplausos. Felicitamos a papa Ross y
| tamblen Las Vegas que han sAbito
producer tan maroado talento.
El dia f8 del oorrlento mes, unieron
sus msnos y corazongs ante el altar del
mst,imonio. en 10 cspilla del Salsditoi
oondado de Quay Il virtuosa sehorits
RsbecA Garcia y el jdyen Joge Abaita-
Muohos pArientss y amigos de lac els
tingoi1as familias oourrieron ofretei
sus conyratnlaoilaA y partioiparon d.
un luoido bsnQuets que 90 ai0 en- honor
de los reoien desposados, Actuaron como
padrlnos Don Max Tsfoya y esposa. Ls
uovia as hija de Don Santiago Garcia J
eapcsa, y el novio, de Don MelQuiadeI
Abeita y esposa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26
Desastroso Academic en- PrimsrO
Colo.

Trinidad, Colo. ~-Enero pa una
hoIa tempraDa etta mshaua oourri6 ma
ttIrihoa explosion en- la nina de carbon
DO la Colorado Fuel 81 Iron Company en-
Ia cual pereciercn entire diez y seis y
yeinte mineros. La plosion oourri6 en-
ia tntrada principal dc Ia nina POGO
deapues do haber entrado su tsshsjo
diario los mlnarcs y fu6 sin la menor
prevenoion, La cAusa do la explosion,
en- opinion de loa cfeibltR, fue 10 que
en- leuguaje miuero 90 llama IN 'tiro de
airs" La fuerza del tiro volo la oarga
psra afuera del pozo Ia que hizo explo.
sion en- el pasadizo enoendiendo upa
accumulation de polvo oarbonizado, eau.
sandu Ia terTitlca explosion. A las dooe
| do hoy colo on CRdaver hAbia sido reoo'
brad0, ell do Frank Hobart, y el trabsjc
do rescst0 80 est6 empujRndo con .todl
Ia enorRia possible, por 81 aoaso hayaT
qnedado yivos slgunos do les hombres
Este trsbtjlE 40 diiioulta mucho por mo
two que Ia exp.osion derrumb0 grer
cantidad dc piedrss que han bloqueAdc
10 entrada por yari&s yardas.
Embellishments despues do In expo
sioD, que go oy6 On todo Ell campo y auI
hafta on elta oiudAd, cause gran exoi
tamiento y lss familiss dc los minero
encaroelados ocuIrierron q Is entra1I
principal preentAndo esosnas sumR
mente conmt Ytdorss.
| Uitimamente ss ha sabido que son
| Ice mueIt. 3, tJdos Italtanos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26
MUM. 40
PersonaIes.

Aver nos visit6 Don Francisco Enoi.
nias, de Teoolote.
Don Manuel O. de Baca. parti6 para
San fe el Microbes.
Don Bsnito Duran, de Gascon, Sc ha.
llaba en- Ia oiudAd ell Jueves.
Don Antonio ]. Aguilar regres6 el
Microbes de su vista Ia capital.
El Microbes visit6 nuestrc despaoho
Don Ambrosio ArShuleta, do Teoolote.
L Microbes, trAns6 negooios en- Ia
oiudad Don Justo Gonzales, de Lss Mu.
las.
Don David MArQuez, de Antonohioo,
transo negooios on estA tlnes de la 90.
mans,
Nuestro excelents amigo Don Ramon
Mansanares, & regresAdo dc su viaje q
Santa Fs.
III Jueves vimos en- Ia oiudad a los se.
nores, sotero y Teresino Romero, de
Las Gallinas.
Don Carlos Trnjillo, de La Trementl.
na, 50 deJo yer On la oiudAd prinoipics
de Ia semAnA
Los sehores Bsnigno y Tomas Coma.
les del Poertecito, SO hhlIaban en- Ia ciu-
dad el Mlereoles,
Aver visit6 nuestro despaoho Don
Santos Gonzales, do Fulton, con nego.
clos paru sulares,
III Lunes visit1 nuestro despRoho, d.
So,tenea Delgado, pro,pero oomeroisn.
To de Ohaperlto
A prioipios do Ia semAna vines en- Ia
oludAd d Don Juan de Dioa Macs, do
Vrdo de Juan Pals.
III Martes nos h'zo una sgradable vi.
sta nuestro oortes amigo, Don Juan Sc
ma y Lucero, del Puertoolto.
Maestro oamplido suscrit1r Don Pablo
de Herrera, dc Las Manuelitas, 30 en-.
contraban la ciudad oil Martes.
Don Sabine Lujan, el joyero de Ia oa.
lie del puente, hiSo un oorto viaje de ne.
goclos Santa Fe esta samana.
Dona Mssiaita Il. dc Uiibarrl partlo
para San jose el Vi6rnes con ell fin de
yisitT q Ia familiA dc Don Roman GA.
| llegoa.
Don Rayes Gutierrez, do San Jer6ai.
mo, trans6 neRooios en- Ia oiudad el Lu.
mes y de paso nos hizo una agrAdAbls
vista
Aver rioibimos una agradable vista
dc los caballeros, Don Ambrosio Truii.
llo, de Gasoon, y Don Fenoiano Cutie.
rreS de La Ctbolla
Han regretado ds su vista q Santa
Fe Don Francisco o. de BAoa, Ia stfio.
rita lrenea @ dc BaoA Dona Guada
lupita ID, de Romero,
El Sabado paSedo reuibimos ma pla.
oentera vista do Don Emilio Gonzales
y de- 81 spreoiable esposR DofiA Emilia
Montoya de Gonzales, de Rivera.
Don Felipe Sanchez y BAoa y su eati.
msble esposa, estuvieron en- la ciudad
pfincipios dc Ia Bemans, yiaitando q
Don Nioasio O. de Baoa y fRmilia,
Felix Garcia, qne ha sido empleado
en- 10 legislature, vino de Santa Fe 81
Jueves cen ei fin de enleasrse en- nlAlri
monio con la ssforita Carolina Oftiz.
III Microbes arrib6 essa nuGstrC
amigo Don Isiro TufoyB, de Galnnss
Spriags, con objeto dc traer a su hijo
para proporoionarle RsisteDoia meiica.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26
DocCnas de Vidas Sacriiicadas en-
una Explosion.

Terre Houte, Ind, Enero, Yeintidos
oadaverss oarbonizados y mutilados han
ei1o saoados do las rninss oenizas del
tren pssRiero No. 3 dc Ia via feIres,
Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago q st.
Louis, que fu6 destrutdo por la explo.
sion dc IN furRon eargsdo de polvors,
oil pasar oeroa de un tren de flste en- San.
ford, distGnte nueve MILES al poniente
do 6sta, anocha. Ri nGmero do heridos
llsgafa ouando menos 85. Todo Ell
tren foe volAdo de Ia via, los ooohes fue.
ron demolidos y la m6quina foe arroia.
da una distanoiA do cinouenta pies.
los pasaieros fueron, o volados on atomOs
quemados resoatados on oondicion
mas menos lAstimados.
Los heridos, Rlgunos do les cuales es.
tan fatalmente lsstimsdos, han sido
llevados los hospitalea do Terre Houte,
de Paris, Ill y do Sanford
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26
La Plaza Nusya y la Division del
Condado.

la nueva frase invantadA por an pc.
riodista d. Roswell, de que los Dume
res no mientsn pero que los mentirosos
pueden haoer ndmeros.n ha probado So
hioso'i, en- Il caso del Jlmis Duncan.
RsouriMAn Buestros leotores que Gu
nusstro dltimo nero publicamoa uns
euiravists del seuador, donde dijo que,
con lA lola ex0epCion do tres individuoB
que tianen intareeos en- Ia Plaza Viejs,
t0dos los hombrCs de negooios habian
trmsdo la petioiun para la division del
Ooudsdn Do San Miguel Eu Ia iuuta
da los directories Go Ia Otmara de Co.
meroio 80 la Plaza NuevA tenida el dis
q por Ia noche, 30 adopto, por IN veto
dc 8 contra s una res0luoion oponi6n.
dose a propaesta division del condado
quo estaOlbce dos cabsoeras on esta co.
munliHd Los prom1torss de Ia propo
goioa quedpron Hrdiendo mds que el
ohile verde do Antonchic0, y han dadu
, una o0nyocatoria general O todos los
miembtCs do In Oamara dc Comeroio
con el flu de que repudiau la ao'ion De
los direo,ores, ouya janta esta llamada
para Il Viernes
! I'm In sestJu d eonGilt0 do Ia oludad
teniia el M,6rooles por la noohe ae aten
| 60 nd0ptar IN amer 10 90 favor de la dl
Yiaiou, busct61 1dosa una discucion tan
aoal0rada, que al fin 50 levaut6 10 sesior
| sin aeofdar nRda, nj de csc, nj de min
gan otro asuuto, y aun siu la debidG
mooion do pr6rfoRa II sentimientl
expresado en- Ia jantA del conciio de
mcstr6 claramente cue una gran mayo
fiA do lcs miemhros estdn deoididamsn
te opueGtos Ia division del oondado
Eato demueEtfa Que lss oalculacione
mBtematoas do Mr.. Duncan estahsl
muy leios do la soluoion oorreota, On,
go ere CRs1 es verdAd 10 qua dijo Q
editor de Roswall figures mty nc
Iie, but litrs do figure
III Club en 50 jAnta de anoohe re6oln
do Ia Rocion do sus directories qusdAn Il
al neutral en- oil asunt) do division d
Ifuudada
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26

Un reprtsentsnte del Optic on'ravl't6
ouidsdcsameDte Ell dia % q les miem
bros del consejo sobro la question de lr
division de este condsdo con el resolta
do que siete de ellos Sc deolsraron a5ie'.
tsmente contra ls Lewiston. dos favor
y tres indeciEos. FL tenimiepto gene
raj entire los Legislatures es enoontra de
ls cgeReiQp as pueyes cprd.dos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26
APLICAC1OEES PARA PERMISOS
DE pAaTF09.

Aviso On por esse dAdo que todas las
aplicauiones para pssttr fescg, oaballos,
oyptAs y oabras en- la "Reaerva do Sci.
vas do Jemez' duranta Ia estaoion de
1907 dehen archlyarss en- mi ofcins, en-
Santa F6, N. nj en- 8 antea del diA 10
de Fsbrero. 1867 Information plena
respecto los honorarics qus 80 cobra
fan formulas dc aplioho!on seran gu.
pliies al psdlrSe do
ll9A L. + KEEIPP, Supervisor
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26
APLIoACI0NEs PARA PERMIS0s
DE pASTEOS.

Ayiso ca por esse dado que todas Las
aplioaoioues para pastar reses y caballos
on la Reserva do Selvas del Rio Pecos
durAnte 10 estaoion de 1907 deben archi-
varse en- mi ofioinA, en Santa Ee, n. Nj /,
eu antes del dia IS de Marco, 1907.
Information plena respooto q los homo
rarios que go oobrMan y formulas de
aplioaoion heran huplidas al pedirbe do
iia4t L, + KxEuP, supsFVsseE
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26

La presa de Houdo, que aotba dc CON
bluirse por al gobierno q IN costo oe
1888 900 fue inspeooionads Ell dia 10 por
los ingenieros del gobierno, que declSrs
ron ser uaa obrA EAtisfAotoria La Ca
pscidAd dc esta presA es de 40 600 acres
de pies de sgue y una veS LENA Ell luRsr
rnss hondo tendra 85 pies y el termino
medic 20 pies do Rgna. con 10 cuAl se
pondEsu rfgar doce mil acres de TERRA
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26
EsTo LIE PuEpE INrEREsAR

Nadie SO libra dc Ia enfermedad d. los
rinones, asi pues recuerdense que el Fo,
ley's Kidney Cure psrara cuRlesquier
irregulAridsd y ourara oualquier oaso
do los rlhonea D yejiga, que no este fue-
re- del Rloanco dc la mediolna.
En la Botica de o. @. SchBefer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-01-26
La Lista de Honor.

Sigue q confirmation Ia lista do per,
souas que han mandado sus oontrlbucio
mes Al fondo de Ia oontesta del Delegadc
al Oorgres9, desie is 4 TINA publicR-
ciOu,
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
Back from Washington.

Judge ]. R. Corrigan, secretary and
general manager of the Chewelah
Marble Company. has returned from a
recent visit to the company's proper
ties in the state of Washington.
What interests HE most in that
country" said Mr.. Corrigan, lis not so
much the wonderful gold, sopper and
lead mines. as the great field there is
for supplying the great and growing
west with building marble.
ALASKA and Washington are show
ing products of finer grades of mar
BILE than are produced in Vermont and
Tennessee, and 1t will not be long be-
fore the west will not have to look
to the east for this commodity.
The Alaska marble is somewhat
distant but it will serve to supply the
new Canadian Northwest and Alaska
itself in it's new buildings, when they
come, as they must.
But the Washington quarries are
close to the great needs of Seattle, San
Francisco. and that wonderful Western
country. which is soon to be an empire
of it's own.
1.-The time will come when the great
wealth of that region will not lie sc
much in it's precious metals. which arc
now SO eagerly sought after but in its
wonderful building stone. especially
the marble, which will compare favor
ably with the best the world produces
when they are fully developed they
should benefit Minneapolis greatly in q
building way. and give this city an op-
portunity to use more of the marble
in building than she does at present
because of the lessencd cost"
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
kandiyohi County Organized.

The Hibernians have established a
division Of the order in kandiyoti
county to be known as No. one of Will
mar, with headquarters at that place
The preliminary work was done by NJ.
H. Cummings Of Minneapolis and on
Tuesday last State Pres. T. J. Doyle
and State Secretary Mahoney Of the
Insurance Fund went to Willmar to in
stall the new division. The principal
officers are George A. O'Neill county
president. w. F.. Misner, division
president. Daniel Leary. financial and
insurance secretary. There are twenty
charter members with good prospects
of as many more. The ladies. too, are
becoming interested and it is said that
division of the Auxiliary will soon
be instituted.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
Her Burns May Prove Fatal.

Mrs. Patrick Gibbons. IS years old,
of SOB Main street northeast, was
probably fatally burned as the result
of a lamp explosion in her home early
last Thursday evening. She is now
in the city hospital. Mrs. Gibbons was
in her home alone at the time of the
explosion. Just how it occurred is un-
known. 1t is presumed, however, that
the aged woman was carrying lamp
from one part of the room to another
when the explosion occurred. Burning
oil was thrown all over her clothes.
and she, alone and helpless fell to the
floor. The hungry flames consumed
most of her clothes, scorching the flesh
in a. terrible manner. Neighbors saw
flames in the kitchen, and, breaking in
the door. found the aged woman lying
helpless on the floor. Fire was still
burning on her dress. The flames were
extinguished and a fire alarm turned
in. Mrs. Gibbons was taken to the
city hospital. Her husband, old and
feeble, appeared upon the scene soon
after the accident. and is cared for by
the nefghbors. The loss to the home
is slight.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
John !. Farley Seems to be
Choice of St. Paul Voters.
Mary Hennessy otSti|Iwater in
Second Place In Wom-
ems Contest.
Nearly Four Thousand Ballots
Were Cast During
Past Week.

Three thousand eight hundred and
six votes We're cast during the week
in both contests, the men. as has been
the rule thus far, getting the largest
number. The lead i'm the mems con-
test is still retained by Owen Cum
nnghanl, whose majority is IS over
Thomas p. Lydon. Although the lat
ter polled an even thousand votes, this
was not sufficient. as Mr. Cunning
hams friends were active also, and
his vote shows an increase over last
week. J. b. Ferm"yln is still third
with lead of 20t over w. f. Moylan
of Eveleth, whose total was increased
1,4OO during the week. The vote of
ST. Paul thus far seems to favor John
J. Farley, those cast this week being
for him.
In the women'S contest Miss Mary
Hennessy of saltwater gets four hum
dred, and goes to second place. The
totals for the other candidates re-
main unchanged
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
New Homo Of Murray Institute.

The eleventh anniversary of the Muir
ray Cure Institute was celebrated We'd
nesday evening by a reception and a
short program. The occasion also
served as house warming for the new
location in the Crosby mansion, $40
Tenth street south, which was bought
and fitted up recently for institute pur-
poses.
The fine old building which is to be
the future home of the Murray Insti-
tute, newly furnished and drapcd
flowers and palms, filled to comfortable
fullness by a company of happy and
apparently prosperous people, was a
marked evidence Of the place which
this institute has won in the public
estimation. The reception was an
nounced for s o'clock. Mrs. Murray.
the hostess, was assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fl. Hineline
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson and
MI. dllu Mis-. J.. T.. "iiediol' n! !?
o'clock the reception room, parlors and
entire lower floor of the vestibule was
filled, when Mr.. Hineline, vice presi-
dent of the Murray Cure Institute COM
pany. began the exercises of the even
ing by asking Col. Fred E. Wheaton to
tell the story Of the seven years strug-
giles and triumphs Of the Murray cure.
Others who spoke for the institute in
praiseworthy manner for the good
work it had accomplished were Rev.
J. S. Montgomery. Rev. J. NJ. Cleary
and Mayor Haynes.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04

make up an attractive
program. The proceeds are to be used
for the care of the Minneapolis exhibit
at Jamestown Exposition, April rs to
November 80, 1907. Tickets have been
placed at rs cents.
Rare presence of mind on the part
of Motorman Anderson of the Eighth
and Central line saved William Graf
tan, 1901 Hennepin avenue. from seri-
Gus injury and possibly death under
the wheels of a street car a Hennepin
avenue and Third street, early last
Wednesday evening. Grattan attempt
ed to cross the street in front of An
dersons car, and in avoiding a passing
team he stopped directly in the track
of the rapidly approaching car, which
was on a down-grade and travelling at
a fast rate of speed. The stop was
made just as the fender struck GRAFT
tan. He was knocked off his feet and
bruised somewhat about the head and
face. Further than that he had no
injuries, although he was glad enough
to be taken home in the patrol wagon.
The coolest April in so years is that
just passed. This is taking the month
as a whole. There have been Aprils
during which the mercury has gone
lower than it did last month, but on
the general average of the month April
of 1907 will go down in Chronological
history as the worst in half a century,
1t also goes down in the records as
the windiest in sixteen years with the
exception of April of 1908, and it was
the snowiest in respect of having the
biggest 24hour snowfall on record.
Yet in spite of the huge fall of the
beautiful which occurred, the month
was remarkably dry. There have only
been three more dry in II years. Hence
all around the month seems to have
taken the palm for freakishness. The
maximum temperature (average) was
ASS, the minimum 2S.3 and the mean
was 81.
William, the 16-year-old son of De-
tective Fox, narrowly escaped being
killed by a Selby-Lake street car on
Lake street near Twelfth avenue south
early last Saturday evening. A valua-
BILE pony the young man was riding at
the time of the accident, was so badly
injured that it was found necessary to
kill him immediately Young Fox was
delivering the Tribune to customers
on Lake street at the time of the acct
dent. He waited beside the tracks un-
til two cars bound for st. Paul had
passed him. He then started across
the tracks, not noticing another car
coming from ST. Paul at the rate of 20
or 80 miles an hour. The lads pony
was almost across the tracks when
the car struck him. The pony was
knocked to one side and his rider was
thrown in the air. The boy struck on
his feet and was not at all injured
The pony lay beside the track with
both hind legs broken.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
Base Ball.

The league base ball season opens
To-Day at Nicollct park at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon. when the home team
will meet the Tolc,los. Tho same clubs
will play the Sunday game a, Mime
haha park.
ST. Thomas and Iowa University en-
gagged in one of the fastest exhibitions
of college baseball over witnessed in
81. Paul Thursday afternoon Of last
week at the down town park. Score
st. Thomas 3. Iowa 3. The day was
baseball but the stands and hlcachcrs
were well filed, and the players were
on their mettle at all stages of the
game.
The Hawkeyes owe their defeat pri-
marily to the nasterly pitching Of
Lefty" Miller. who allowed only four
hits, and struck out is men. The en-
tire ST. Thomas team. however shares
in the glory Of the game. for they clear
~ 0u1pldNen tHelI nuSkv oppoIltlI'S III
every department Of the game. They
hit the ball, ran bases. and fielded in a
manner to bring delight TO the 500
fans who witnessed the contest, and
the beautiful squeeze play executed
by Byrne and Miller in the eighth
inning brought the entire audience to
their feet Schurchs home run in the
fifth inning was a distinct feature of
the game The St. Thomas lineup was,
Grodnick. second base: Canty. center
fielder: Meehan. catcher: Halfpcnny,
left field Schurch. first base: Byrncs
third base; Griffin, right field; Nc
Cartby. short; Miller. pitcher.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
WITH THE DEAD.
Austin Davitt.

After a long illness Austin Davit:,
an early resident of Minnesota died
on Friday of last week at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. w. c. Fceney,
500 26th avenue N. E. Mr. Davitt was
born in Ireland 6S years ago and for
many years with his car'!ly resided
at Waverly, MINI, wncr, the remains
were taken for interment. High requi-
EN- mass at st. Clements church, was
said by Rev. Father Fitzgerald who
also delivered dest.'ved tribute to the
memory of the deceased.
Mrs. Ellen Craven.
After a long and useful life Mrs.
Ellen Craven, wife of Patrick Craven
died at the family home, 3944 Elliott
avenue on Friday of last week. The
deceased was a native Of Ireland where
she was born II years ego, and the
fami v has resided for the past few
years in this city, coming here from
'hc farm near Watertown. Her hus-
band and seven children survive her,
among the latter being editor Joseph
W. Craven of tn: Nn:wnoi Times. Her
funeral was held last Monday at Wa
tertown, her former home, where many
years of her life We're spen. among
loving friends and neigh5ors who were
present in large numbers at the last
rites. Requiem Mass was celebrated
at Holy Rosary church in this city.
Nora FaIvey.
Last "Wednesday at noon at the fam
lily home. ST. Louis Park, Miss Nora
l.. Falvey died suddenly OF heart fall
ure. Her death has caused much sor-
row among friends and in the home. as
she seemed to be in good health and
none were prepared for tine shock
caused by the sad news. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
Falvey, who came to this county in
1854. and she was born at st. Louis
Park 80 years ago. Her mother and
the following brothers and sisters sur
vive. viz: Daniel j., William. Frank. Of
White Earth: Peter. residing in Mexi-
CO and the Misses Bridget and Julia.
The funeral was held yesterday morn
ing from the Immaculate Conception
church. The interment was at St.
Mary's cemetery.
Daniel Harrison.
Daniel Harrison, who came to this
city from Chicago in the early seven
ties. died last Saturday morning at his
home. 1922 18th avenue ~. at the age
of 81 years. He leaves a widow and
children. Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning with requiem mass
at Ascension church. The iR:erment
The Irish standard., 1907-05-04
THE CONDITIONS.

March 81 1907 candidate entering shall be
candidate will
of
The will
6 M, rdncsday
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Similar Prizes Will be Given to Popular
Leaders in Women's Contest.
On Wednesday, June 10th, Votes Will be
Counted and Winners Announced.

done This demonstrated
to the extent that
weekly
The conditions of the
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was in st. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Julia Leblanc.

Mrs. Julia Leblanc died Thursday
morning at the home of her son, 9O7
Cedar avenue. She was rs years of age
and a native of Ireland. Her remains
were taken to Portage, Wis, for In
terment.
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HOW TO VOTE.

Cut
the candda
subscribers this their subscriptions
be
favori
candle
Address all
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Miss Mary Hennessy.

Miss Mary Henncssy of saltwater.
whose portrait appears in connection
with this sketch. was born in Ireland,
and hopes to again visit her native
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FOR THE ST. PAUL PRIZE.

MISS NELLIE MecoLL, ST. Paul
MISS MAGGIE BRlDGEMAN,
st. Paul
MRS. J. J. CAREY, st. Paul. go.
MRS. e. SEXTON, ST Paul..
MRS. N. SCOTT, st. Paul. .....