The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-06-08
ST. PAUL..


The parade for the laying of the
cornerstone of the new cathedral Sun
day started at p. m. from 9Th and
Sibley. continuing up Sixth street to
st. Peter, up ST. Peter to Summit, up
Summit past the site of the new CATH
edral to Western ave-, down Western
to Dayton. part going down Dayton
and some going down Nelson avenues,
to new cathedral where they dispersed.
There were over 10000 in line. The
st. Thomas cadets led the first di-
vision, there being 500 in line. The
visiting parishes and organizations
came between them and St. Paul d.
vision, which was twelfth. The f1f-
teenth division was headed by Thos
w. Mccoy. chief marshal, Robt. ].
Clarke and T. F. Kelliher for the A. O.
H. There were 1000 Hibernians in
line from st. Paul divisions.
The Knights of Columbus, of which
400 were in line, were led by Thomas
Dagget.
Bishop McGorick of Duluth. as Sc
nior bishop Of the province. enjoyed the
honor of reciting the corner stone
services. Addresses were made by
Archbishop Ireland, Judge Bazille.
Gov. Johnson, Senator Clapp and
Mayor Smith.
The services were directed by Rev.
j. j. I4awler, pastor Of cathedral who
was assisted by Rev. Francis Schaeffer
and Rev. Leopold Cans of ST. Paul
seminary.
The A. o. H. Of Ramsey county
gave an informal entertainment Sun
day evening at the Auditorium in hon
or of their guest. National Pres. Mat
thew Cummings of Boston. A large
audience attended the entertainment.
County Pres. T. w. McGoey presided
and gave a short address. Addresses
We're given also by Judge W. L. Kelly
and State Chaplain Rev. M. O'Brien
of Graceville. The principal number
was the address given by Mr.. Cum
mings. Vocal solos were rendered by
the Misses Nellie Maloney, Abigail Nc
Goey. Cathryne Mccarthy and Mr.
Robert Gehan. Mr.. Thomas F. Martin
recited "Erin's Flag"
John D. Woulfe died late Thurs
day, May 80, at his home, I'LL Day.
ton ave. He was the eighteen-year-
old son Of NJ. ]. Woulfe and had been
Ill for several weeks. The funeral took
place Saturday morning from his late
home at $3.50 p. m. Services were held
at st. Lukes church at 3 o'clock.
Thomas E. Cannon, master mechan-
Great Northern railway at Melrose.
Mimi. has been promoted to the posi-
ton of general master mechanic of
the east end division, with headquar-
tiers at Superior. Mr.. Cannon has been
presented with handsome sterling
silver loving cup by the Fergus Falls
division employees.
The Aberdeen hotel Dayton and vir-
ginia aves., has been sold by Daniel
H. Moon. who bought the property
about a year ago. to the Western Land
Securities Co. The company was rep
resented by w. P. Davidson. and the
consideration was $250.O00. Extensive
improvements will be made to make
the hotel one of the best of it's kind
in the Northwest.
ST. Joseph's hospital is to have a
large addition costing between 100000
and $4,000. Mother Bernadine, super
intendent Of the hospital said that the
building might be commenced this
summer and If not this summer surely
during the fall. The addition which
is needed badly by the institution will
probably extend from 9th to 10th st.
1t will be three stories. Of pressed
brick and cut stone construction. with
thu latest modern hospital appliances.
Miss Nellie G. Mcdonnell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. P. r. Mcdonnell, 905
Iglehart street, and Roland Hinsch
were married at st. Josephs Catholic
church, Carroll street and Virginia
avenue at S O'clock Tuesday morn
ing.
The marriage of Miss Emelyne Gen.
evieve Kelly. daughter Of Mrs. NJ. ].