The Irish standard., 1908-11-14
CITY IN BRIEF.

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consider the question Of revised tar
iff on logs and manufactured lumber
Hugh A. o'Donnell has come back
from Chicago to assume charge Of the
advertising department. Of the Jonrnal
His many friends are glad Of his re-
turn.
]. e. Bell, president OF the He-nepln
County Savings bank, who had been i'll
the past two weeks, is recovering and
was able to leave for = trip through
the East the early part of this week.
Miss Nellie McDona.d. 3742 Girard
avenue was seriously injured in col
lision of an automobile with q tree in
st. Paul last Saturday, She WAS takcn
to st. Joseph's hospital.
At the annual meeting OF the Min
neapolis Commercial club, held last
Monday evening, judge L. v. Brown.
Of the district court, was elected one
of the new directors.
Capital word, fraz5le," seic DR..
Richard Burton Of the English depart
ment Of the University ii Minnesota,
commenting on President Roosevelt's
characterization Of the TAFT victory.
Rome Brown, a graduate OF Yale.
and one Of the leading lawyers of this
city. says that Theodore Roose Walt il
not the proper sort of man to succeed
Prof. Elliot as head OF the great New
England university.
Sheridan Court, Catholic Ord'.r Of
Toresters. will give an entertainment
and furnish refreshments to members
and visitors at Il @. u. w. hall. $40
Central Ave-, next Wednesday evening
The ladies of ST.. Thomas Catholic
church, the new Lake Harriet rarisl.
of which Rev. M. o Briea is pastor, viii
conduct food sale this tSaturday)
afternoon and evening at Desmond
hall, S3rd and Upton Avcs. S.. the pro-
ceeds to go to the bull Sing fund.
James Manahan, the well-knoWn al
torney Of st. Paul, has come to thi.
city to practice his profession. He has
fitted UP suite Of rooras in tnc Cora
Exchange building, where: he will be
glad to receive his many friends
throughout the Northwest.
II the plans Of the Civic FEEDER alton
are carried out Gova-'no, Hughes OF
New York will be it's gMcst o. honor
in Minneapolis within few weeks 70.
big mass meeting. The formal in :.
vitation has: already 30 IN sent the gov
'ernor.
Next Thursday evening. Nov. 10, Hen
nepin Council No. 435 knights Of Co.
lumbus, will give their second annual
reception and ball at Elk S hall. IN
,yitations have been sc,.t cut ia all
members Of the council. requesting the
honor Of their presenc.. with their Ia {.
dies.
For selling cigarets to minors .rnom-
as cullinane. proprietor of a street
fruit and candy stan1 at Fourth and
Hennepin was fined SIS ir Judge
Watte's court. Three young boys. the
eldest under II, testiA:,i that tk..y had
bought cisarets from him and that ha
had warned them not to tell anyone.
Sunday, Nov. 15,is TIL. Sotn on7iver-
sary OF the accession t. the priesthood
Ct Pope Plus x. In accordance with
a circular issued to :he clergy by
Archbishop Ireland. "Tile Romsn Pom
tiflcate" will be the subject Of a SER
mon in the Catholic churches somor-
row.
The Republican candidate for mayor
will contest the election of his victor
within few days. He states that per-
sonally he is satisfied with tho result,
but his friends want to take a lock a..
the machines to know for sure that
he was defeated. They will find GU,
that he was defeated by 25, votes.
Creditors Of the late Jchn 6. Lund
will receive 100 cents on the dollar.
An inventory Of the estate, filed in
probate court this week. shows that
the total value Of the estate is 3ao6
1856. The claims agains- the estate
will amount to about $230.'oo. TIE. es.
tate owned by Lund is, estimated 10 be
worth $1s2.454. 50. There was s1la,22,
life insurance.
According to the biennial report of
the state labor bureau now being ON
pleted. there were 1,J6D a"cicants in
the factories Of Minnesota during the
fiscal year ending July 81, 1905. OF
this number 50 were fatal. The per-
centage Of fatalities decreased at the
rate of Is per: cent. Of the ISL en-
Iloyes injured, the fingers o. :4o suf-
fAPod tho ox,ee ~ ec ,e.1 t1,. $o...