The Irish standard., 1907-02-09
CITY IN BRIEF.

home Of G. w. Brown, 1929 Third
avenue south. The funeral took place
Tuesday at 10 a. M. at st. Stephens
church.
The last dancing party before the
beginning Of the Lenten season will
be given by members Of the knights
Of Columbus and their ladies next
Monday evening at K. G. hall. The
event will be a complimentary one to
all members.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock Faith
er Thuente, o. p, WIFI lecture OH
Father Denifie and Martin Luther"
for the Catholic Club Of the Minne-
sofa University. The speaker will
show the character of Martin Luther
s,s ''the greatest historian Of the 10Th
century" Father Deniilc found it re-
flected in the works Of the Reformcr
Once more the altar of science has
claimed a victim, this time it is in the
person Of DIR. Louis Dwight Shipman.
the we'll known throat specialist, who
died at the family residence, 4024 Sher-
idan avenue early Tuesday. The cause
OF the doctors death was tliphtheria
contracted while treating a patient for
that disease.
Julia Arcella Rinellart, wife of Or
vile Rinehart, died at the Swedish
hospital Sunday morning, after all ill-
ness of more than two years, during
which she had been an invalid. The
funeral services were held at Gethse-
name church Wednesday afternoon at
2:3o. The interment was at Lake.
wood.
While George p. Douglass and fam
lily were absent in California burglars
broke into his dwelling, 2424 Park
avenue, and stole clothing, including
a sealskin sacque and an ovcrcoat,
valued at several hundred dollars.
Nothing else in the house had been
touched, although there We're many
valuable articles in the various rooms
One closet contained over thousand
dollars worth of silverware.
Interest in musical circles is CENTER
cd in the coming grand production Of
Dubois superb oratorio, "The Seven
Last Words Of Christ which is to be
rendered next Tuesday night in Holy
Rosary church by the Choral Union Of
200 voices under the direction OF Nine.
Rosa dErina and Mr.. G. de P. von-
tom. A limited number Of reserved
seats can be l1ad at 75c. The general
admission has been placed at so cents.
st. Stephens church was the scene
of a church wedding at o'clock We'd
nesday morning, when Rev. J. J.
Treacy read the VOWS which united
Miss Nellie Tompkins and j. George
Elkhart. Miss Margaret TonlpEins,
sister OF the bride, was the maid OF
honor. About 80 invitations had been
issued for the affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Elk
hart will be at home after March / at
$500 3rd ave. $.
The professors of the University of
Minnesota are sorely disappointed be-
cause they will get none Of the Car
negie $10,O0o,oo0 fund for teachers
Under the provisions Of the Carnegle
fund the professors of the local uni
versity are not eligible because the
institution is supported by the state
and as result OF their disqualification
for participation in the retiring fund
there will be renewed agitation for the
establishment Of a pension system at
the university.
Death claimed 26S victims in Minne-
apolis in January. OF these $50 We're
males and 11s females. The total is
the largest for single month in years,
except the total of 2s1 for last August
Pneumonia, with thirty-six deaths
charged to it, led the list of causes
tuberculosis was a close second witt,
thirty-two deaths. .Brights disease
claimed twenty-three, heart disease
eighteen, old age fifteen and cancer
and cerebral congestion and hemor-
rhage took thirteen each. Accidents of
various sorts cost eleven lives.
Thomas Dillon, 1922 Emerson ave-
nue. north, who lost his right hand in
an accident % years ago, is now de-
prived of both his hands, the left hay.
ing been crushed in such Il manner
near the st. Louis depot Wednesday
morning as to necessitate amputa-
tion, which took place few hours
later at st. Marys hospital. For years
he had been switching for the Great
Northern road and while thus eneax-
ed Wednesday he slipped in the fresl,
snow, falling on the track in front OF
an approaching engine. He tried to
get out OF the way but was too late.
Mr. Dillon has a wife and two grown