The Irish standard., 1908-05-30
umbus hall, Cedar street Saturday

lnree were STdNud.eQ n ON the city
and county hospital nurses school
Tuesday night. Exercises were held
in the nurses home The three grad.
yates were Eliza A. Anderson, Man.
kato, Mimi; Mary j. Norman, Water
loo Iowa. and Emma D. Seibert. Wells,
Minn. Diplomas We're presented by
N. P. Langford, chairman of the city
and county board of control. DR.. A.
r. Ancker. superintendent of the hos
pital. addressed the young women. A
musical program and reception fol-
loved
Miss Dora Connell. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. w. Connel and Rudolph
Wagner of Milwaukee, will be mar
ried al the Cathedral. Thursday, June
11th. at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. j. j. Law
Ter will officiate.
The annual class program given by
the graduates of ST. .Joseph's academy,
will be varied this year. and not as for
merly. single play. On Tuesday eve
ming, June 2, scenes from Shakes
peare will be presented by the grad
yates at the academy hall. Nelson and
Western avenues.
.Iarles R. Sullivan. 10. 617 Manomin
ave-. was ground to pieces by a freight
train at Highwood, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Sullivan and his friends were
spending the day at Highwood. When
they saw freight train coming Sulli.
van said he was going 10 take a ride.
Hs made an attempt to pull himself up
on the car, but lost his mold and was
dragged under the cars. He came to
ST. l'aul from Milwaukee four years
ago. He was employed by the Gotzian
Shoe Co. The funeral was held Tues
day morning from the above residence,
at $3.50. Services were held at St.
Michael's church at O'Clock. The re.
mains We're taken to Mendoza for in,
terment.
Mrs. ]. H. McGlogan. 442 Beacon
ave-, died at St. Joseph's hospital on
Saturday night as the result of severe
burns. The woman went to the attic
of her home Tuesday night to close
the windows. She lighted a match, the
head of which fell into can of ben.
zine. The burning oil ignited her
clothing. She is survived by hus.
band and two sons. Frank, living in
Chicago. and Neil McGlogan. employed
in the Great Northern railway Offices
The fuperal took place from the
above residence, Tuesday morning at
$3.50. Services were held at St. Marks
church at 8 o'clock.
The Rosary Society of St. Patrick's
church gave two euchre parties at the
school hall, Case and Mississippi sts.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
The hall was well filled on both eve
nings, and IT is expected that the af
fair will be as successful from f1nan
) cial standpoint as it has been from q
; social.
Fred Eschle pleaded guilty, Tuesday
before Judge Oscar Hallam, distric,
court. to having murdered John Smo
lensSy, an aged ragpicker, March %
} Sentence was deferred until Friday
} morning. the penalty is punishment,
by death, but Judge Hallam may com
} mute the sentence to life imprison
ment..
John Caulficld, secretary of the St
Paul water board, Tuesday returned
from Washington and New York
where he has been attending the 2stt
annual convention of the American
Waite: Works association at Wash
ington. "St. Paul's streets are among
the cleanest in the country" declared
Mr. Caulfield. Il visited number OF
Eastern cities. but their streets can
not be compared with ours from sani
tary standpoint
The funeral Of Francis Binet, 29e
Avon St, who met death by falling
from his bicycle Friday OF last week
were held from the residence Mon
day morning. Services we're held In
st. Joseph's church previous to inter
ment in Calvary cemetery.
The marriage Of Miss Rosa S. La
Vallee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pau
A. La Vallee, and Edward Ray Leon
ard took place at 9 o'clock Tuesda,
morning at ST. Luke's church Rev
Ambrose McNulty read the marriage
service. Miss Stella La Vallee, siste,
of the bride. was the maid of honor
Leo Leonard. the groom's brother. act
e6 as best man. William Alaloney and
Richard Lelley were the ushers. The
bride wore her mothers weddina
gown. white brocaded satin, made
empire. just as It was worn at her pa
rents wedding 26 years ago. She
also wore her mothers bridal veil n,