The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-06-01


of Gustav Turner, 974 Rice street. was
struck by a street car in front of his
home Tuesday morning. The little
boy was picked up Immediately after
the accident and taken on the car to
the Office of G. S. Bole, 5th and Cedar
SITS, accompanied by his mother. The
ambulance then took him to the hos
pital. where he died a few hours aft
erwards from the shock and from loss
of blood
The St. Thomas college baseball team
played their last scheduled game at
Manchester Monday afternoon, beating
the Presbyterians by score of to o.
st. Thomas has held the state champ
ionship in baseball for the past three
years, and Manager Hannah desires to
communicate with any team contest
ing the Saints claim
The Twin City Rapid Transit Co.
have changed the headquarters from
the old barns at Midway to the new
headquarters at Smelling and Univers-
ity aves. Hereafter cars on the in
terurban line placarded Station Only"
leaving St. Paul will run only to the
Smelling ave. barn.
Miss Catherine E. Mccain, graduate
in elocution from ST. Joseph's Academy,
gave recital Friday evening. May a.
at st. Joseph's academy. Miss Nc
Cam was loudly applauded and
brought credit both to herself and
teachers. She was assisted by Miss
Martha REM, violinist, and Miss Maude
Mccain. vocalist.
The state board of control, now in
charge of the hospital for crippled
children, in connection with the St.
Paul city hospital, met Tuesday MORN
ing and elected DR.. A. B. Ancker
formerly superintendent of the city
hospital, superintendent Of the state
hospital, and DR.. A. J. Gillette, who
has been in active charge of the
surgery at the childrens hospital
chief of staff.
The engagement is announced in
Washington of Miss Mabel Merriam
daughter of former Governor and Mrs
William r. Merriam, to John Wheel
wright, Boston.
The Cathedral parish-the first
church organization to be formed in
st. Paul-will lead the parade Sunday,
when the Cathedral cornerstone will
be placed. D. J. Keefe, marshal, will
lead no less than 500 in the vanguard
of the procession. The Cathedral
choir will march with the parish or
ganization. To see the cornerstone
ceremonies, three archbishops. 20
bishops and more than 100 priests
from outside of the diocese will come
to st. Paul Sunday. Archbishop
Christie, formerly of Minneapolis,
now Of Portland, Ore, will be among
the guests. Several local Catholic or
CARNATIONS will keep open house"
Sunday. The Hibernian hall will be
open all day, and the German socie-
ties will receive visiting delegations at
Assumption hall, w. 9th st.
Miss Lillian Kelso gave a gradual
ing recital at st. Agatha's conservatory
on Monday night, and Miss M. Keegan
gave one on Wednesday night. A re-
cital was given at st. Agatha's con-
servatory on Saturday afternoon.
Piano. vocal and dramatic numbers
made up the program.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Ken
needy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Kennedy, to DR.. Arthur J. Gillette
took place on Wednesday evening"
May 80. Rec. McNulty, pastor of St.
Lukes church. read the marriage serv-
ice. Only Miss Kennedy's immediate
family were present at the ceremony
DR.. Gillette and his bride will sail on
the 14th Of June to spend the summer
in Europe.
The marriage Of Miss Genevieve
Theresa Longway. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Longway. to Stewart M.
Nixon. took place Monday evening at
the brides home, E. Lawson st. Rev.
NJ. ]. Quinn. pastor Of ST. Patrick's
church, read the marriage service. Mr..
and Mrs. Nixon will be at home after
June Is at 80 Franklin st.
| Marie B. Champelovier, age years
and months. beloved daughter of
Herbert E. and Hannah King Cham
pelovier. died Monday, May 81. at her
- home. The baby died Of tuberculosis