The Irish standard., 1909-10-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

not want negroes as neighbors. Per-
haps they are southerners who hate
the negro because his skin is black.
Nov. will be Tag Day" in this
city. The fund to be collected goes
To the visiting nurse camp for tuber-
cular and crippled children.
worthy cause.
THE Jananese association in Mime
apolis will hold memorial services next
Wednesday in honor of Hirobuml lto'
the Japanese prince who was assas-
sinated Monday.
The Robert Emmett Literary society
will hold an open meeting Nov. II AT
243 Nicollet ave-, the 42nd anniversary
of the execution of Allen, Larkin and
o'Brien, the Manchester martyrs" An
elaborate program has been prepared.
A grand Hibernian ball is announced
by Division No. 4, A. O. H., for Thurs
dav evening. Nov. II, at Third ward
wigwam, Plymouth and Aldrich ave-
nues north. All friends of the divls-
ion are invited to attend.
Policeman Garvin is rapidly recov-
ering from the injuries received in an
encounter with two dangerous men
from the Hawkeye State. He was sud-
denly jumped upon and kicked merci-
lessly by his assailants. The ruft1ans
We're arrested.
President Cyrus Northrop will de-
liver the commencement address to the
sc nior class of the college of science,
literature and arts next June. The
president notified the class of 1910
yesterday that he would accept the
invitation.
The lecture by DR.. Cook, first dis
coverer Of the North Pole, was given
at the Auditorium Monday evening"
and was largely attended. Peary men
were few and far between in the audi
ence, judging from the applause eli:-
tied by the graphic recital of the ex-
petition.
Andrew Erickson has commenced
suit against the street car company
for $30,3s0 for injuries which he says
he received through one of the COM
pany's cars colliding with a motor
cycle which he was riding December
:, at Central and Seventeenth. ave-
nues northeast.
William j. Mccarthy, the we'll
known and popular steam filter of the
East side, is receiving the congratu-
lations of friends over his marriage
Thursday afternoon at st. Anthony of
Padua rectory to Miss Lois Godfrey
an estimable young lady of Osceola,
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy will
reside at 4os 9Th avenue northeast.
st. Philips Polish Roman Catholic
church has petitioned the city coun-
Gil for permission to erect a church
and school building on lots and 2.
block Is, Highland Park addition. The
the parishioners cannot obtain a per-
nit from the building department in
the regular way.
Lawyer Cary will not soon again call
Attorney Armstrong "big stiff nor
tell Judge Holt II am not afraid CT
YOU" He cannot practice at two bars
at the same time without rendering
himself nuisance. His imprisonment
in the county Jail was we'll merited,
and it is hoped he will profit by his
experience in defying constituted au-
thority.
The election for superintendent Ut
city schools will occur at the first
meeting of the board of education in
January instead of February, as pro-
vided by the rules DR.. c. M. Jo--
dan is the only candidate yet men,
toned. He has occupied his present
position for II years, and his work
speaks for itself. He will most prob
ably De Te-eleCIeu. Lie UOd1u lilly
go farther and fare worse.
The pupils in the st. Paul schools
are punished with a whip, while the
happy children in this city are treat
ed to an application of a rubber hose.
When Prof. Tousley was superintend-
ent here twenty-f five years ago, cor
poral punishment was the order of
the day. Ask Sam Hill and other pu-
pills. and they will say that DR.. Jor-
dan is lamb compared to the anci-
ent pedagogue who made the schools
of Minneapolis famous.
reception was rendered to Father
Cleary Tuesday evening by the ladies
of the Incarnation parish at the mag
nifcent hall at 31st street and Let
avenue SOUTH where divine services