The Irish standard., 1908-05-16
ST. PAUL..

will give grand May ball Tuesday
The committee in charge are doing all
in their power to make the evening
a successful one socially as we'll as
finanially. In addition to the usual at
fractions Of May ball, 12 young la
dies, chosen from the division, will
dance a may pole dance
The following special policemen
were appointed by the park board last
Thursday afternoon: Jordan Ullman
Charles Peterson, John Bakula. Peter
Dahlgreen, Michael Preiner. VIM. Best,
VIM. Lynch. H. Goldman. Dan Mehi-
gan. Jos. Fleichacker Thos. j. Cher
peski, n. P. Nelson
The corner stone of the new pro-
cathedral in Minneapolis will be laid
on Sunday afternoon, May 81. Both
mittee of Minneapolis have extended
an invitation to all the parishes in the
diocese to participate in the celebra-
tion. 1t is expected that the ST. Paul
division will make good showing on
the occasion thus expressing their ap-
probation OF the very active co opera
tion given last year by the Minneapo-
lis people. Convenient railroad SER
vice viii be secured. either by addition
al coaches on regular trains or by
special trains from nearly all points
within the territory of the diocese.
| -Four important re-appointments
We're made Monday by Mayor r. A.
Smith. L. w. Rundett was reap
pointed to the Office of CITY engineer
for term of three years dating from
was named again on the board Of pub
lie works for a term of three years.
dating from March 10. He has been
a member of the board of public works
since March 10, 1902. Lewis A. Rob-
insop was appointed to succeed him
self on the board of park commissions
ers for term of five years dating
from March l. Karl Fieseler was re-
appointed on tn" board of workhouse
directors for fve-year term dating
from Feb. 90. 1908.
Michael Gavin, night clerk of the
New Grand hotel. 9Th and Robert sts.,
who was seriously stabbed by William
Jones, a negro. Saturday morning,
still continues to improve and is cx-
pected to be discharged soon.
| Miss Margare, Mulcare. As years of
age, died at the home of her brother in
law James DOYLE, 543 Bronson ST.,
Tuesday from cancer. The funeral
took place from the above residence
Thursday morning at $3.50 o'clock. Ser
vices were held at st. Mary's church
at O'Clock.
Miss Ethel Lamb Of East Robie at,
entertained at a birthday party on
Thursday evening. There were u
guests present. Favors We're won by
Miss Lucille Egan and Miss Marie
Clarke.
One thousand men in uniform stoon
at attention nn the vast auditorium
stage Thursday night while the strains
of 1.-The Star Spangled Banner
played by 2 bands ascended to the roof
of the building 1t was the grand
finale of the first night Of the big mil
itary tournament given at the Auditn-
rum by the companies of the First
battalion. First regiment. NJ. r. G.,
with Maj. c. Treat Spear in command
and the cadet corps from Et. Thomas
college under Lieut.. f. X. Massee, u.
S. A., closing in a fitting manner an
excellent performance. The chief fea :
ture of the performance was the drill
down between d select team from the
national guard and from ST Thomas.
Eleven men were chosen from each in
stitution and after ten minutes only
five were left on each side. The drill
was finished Friday evening when ST.