The Irish standard., 1907-07-13
Qbe Irish STANDARD
Office: t5 Second Ave. So.
TELEPHONE, TWIN CITY 27s
CITY IN BRIEF.

CITY IN BRIEF.
Division No 2, Ladies' Auxiliary A.
day evening at 80 Central avenue.
Rev. F. w. Kelly, o. p, is visiting
Minneapolis, and is the. guest of the
Dominican Fathers at Holy Rosary
convent. Father Kelly came here from
Columbus. Ohio. and is enjoying his
vacation among old friends in this, his
early home.
Division No. Z. A. o. H., this city,
has changed its place Of meeting from
Morgan Post hall to knights of colum-
bus hall, s22 Nicollet Irregular meet
tngs will be held on tn second and
fourth Monday even:r of each
month.
According to the en- !ent agen-
cies of the city there L. need for
ldleness on the parr of a able bodied
man, as they are hooded it'll orders
for laborers. Many M rever. in
sist on getting moro day for
eight hours work e Employers
are inclined to pay ordinary
labor.
John Galvan. who !. u charge of the
Bertillon system Of the 4sca1 police de-
partment, was sent to st. Louis, where
he was to get w. H. Ekdridge, the man
who, it is alleged, SO cleverly swindled
several parties in this city. Mr.. CAL
van was expected to return to Mime
apolis on Thursday unless he had
from the governor.
George Carey, IL Spruce place, was
seriously, but not fatally, injured last
Wednesday night. as a result Of being
hit by a street car while riding on his
bicycle on Central avenue near the
Commercial hotel, Central and West
Island avenues. Carey is a photog-
.apher by trade. and has sister, Edna
Carey, living at 21G0 Nicollet avenue.
He was taken to the city hospital.
j. A. Mccabe, sol Fourth street
southeast, who was struck by an auto
mobile at the corner Of Fifth street
and Central avenue Sunday, is on the
rapid road to recovery. At the time
Of the accident he was knocked under
the machine, but the driver waited
AvaIvv ,~l~ <Al ;,Sa % -
curb, and then sped on down the street
It is not known who was the driver of
the car.
Bishop j. ]. Keane laid the corner
stone Of a new cathedral at Cheyenne,
wyo.. Sunday afternoon. July Z. Bish-
op Cotter Of winona was one Of the
many church dignitaries present on
the occasion. Many of Bishop Keane's
former Pensioners and friends in Min
substantial aid. Besides the cathedral
The bishop of Cheyenne is to dedicate
Two other churches and eight mission
ehapels in the course of the year.
The marriage of Miss Beulah Gaines
md Joseph Gallagher took place at
the home of Rev. Thomas e. Cullen
last Saturday evening at O'Clock. The
bride and the bridegroom are both
residents Of Glendive Mont. The bride
Is the daughter of Mrs. Jennie Gaines.
Mr.. Gallagher is the chief clerk for
the chief dispatcher Of the Northern
Pacific road in Glendive. Mr.. and Mrs
Gallagher left Thursday evening for
their home in Glendive.
John Clark, who says that he is a
deputy marshal from Taylor county,
Wisconsin, was at police headquarters
recently. Clary says that he was here
for the purpose Of enlisting posse
Of braves to go to Taylor county, to
capture Henry Dietz, the undaunted.
Deputy Sheriff Clark says that a Wig
orous assault is to be made upon the
home Of Dietz, and that an armed mob
will surround the Dietz home. and that
he will be taken dead or alive. Deputy
Clark says that he is enlisting an
army in the Twin Cities, because he
cannot mobilize one in Wisconsin.
where the sympathy is in favor Of the
old settler, who has so long and brave
" defended his home.
Under the provisions Of an ordinance
which was favorably reported on by
the ordinance committee at the meet
Ing Of the city council on Friday even
Ing any person who shall trespass on
or walk across any boulevard. in or