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The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
WITH THE DEAD.
Patrick 7. Quinn,

After an illness of several months;
duration Patrick r. Quinn died on
Christmas morning at his homo, 81
Sth avenue N. f., on the fourteenth
anniversary of the death of his wife.
Ihe deceased was SIS years of age and
was born in Ireland. For nearly 50
years he resided in this city and i'm
early days he was member of the
volunteer firemens association. Veter-
an fire lighters of that period We're
present at his funeral and of1ciated
as pail bearers.
The deceased was for many Years
a member of the paid fire department
and also served the city faithfully as
member Of the police force He is
survived by his aged mother, three
children, James and William of this
city, George of Seattle, and two
brothers and two sisters, viz: Thomas
Quinn, Rogers. MINI; Joseph II. Quinn
st. Paul, engineer for the Northern
Pacific, Mrs. F. l.. Scherer Litchfleld
and Mrs. W. Watson Of this city. The
funeral was held Monday morning
The interment took place at st. Mary's
cemetery after the requiem mass a,
st. Anthony church.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02

F. will commence operations. also on
Il new line from Bigstone City to Gar
reton crossing the G. & N. w. AT or
near Barry. This road was surveyed
soDlc years since.
Married-Mr. Charles Lynch of AL
ton Township, Brookings County, and
Miss Laura Balm Of Bushnell were
married at st. Thomas Church, Brook
ings on Tuesday morning last by the
REV. William shean The groom IS
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch
re srected residents Of the county and
is a young man highly esteemed.
Djed-Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan
of End ave. W., Mitchell, arc mourning
the loss Of their little son Leo who dice
OH Sunday morning of diphtheria
The child was only days sick owing
to the nature of tho disease. private
funeral services We're held 1T the
cemetery and were conducted by this
Very Rev. j. J. Shea, pastor Of the
Holy Family Church. after which in
te,mcnt was held in the Catholic
grave yard. Tho parents will have
the sympathy of the Standard" and If
their many Union County friends and
others in their bereavement.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
ST. PAUL NEWS

During the week commencing SIM
day. Jan. 10. 1909, Fiske O'Hara will
present his latest success, Dion o.
Dare at the Grand Opera house. The
performance will be given Under the
auspices Of the A. Q. n. Of Ramsey
County for the benefit Of the A. o. II,
Tickets may be purchased from the
Hihernians of the various divisions
Of Ramsey county.
Mrs. Mary e. Cannon, aged fortyone
years, died at the family residence,
ATS Sherburne avenue early last Mon
day morning. The funeral took place
from the above residence Wednesday
moi ring at $3.50. Services We're held
at st. Vinccnt's Church at o'clock.
Invitations have been issued for =
complimentary ball to be given by
Division No. s, J.. A. to A. o. H. on
Monday evening, Jan. II, at Hibernian
hall. This is the second affair OF it's
kind given by this division and 1t is
to be hoped that it will become an
annual affair, as such an enjoyable
time is furnished those attending. The
committee have also arranged refresll-
nents to make the evening more socl.
able for their guests. There will he
positively no adlnittance without
properly signed invitation.
Division No. 4. A. o. H. have an
nounced a change in their meeting
nights for 1909. Commencing with
JAN 1909, Div. No. 4, will hold their
meetings OH the second and fourth
Mondays Of the month at Hibernian
hall. The division formerly met on the
first and third Wednesdays.
George J. Dansereau, IS years of age,
died at his late residence. 1913 Harden
burg place Sunday, Dec. TO- The fun
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
SOUTH DAKOTA

Died-Mrs. Higgins died at her
home in Brandt. DEUEL. county, on
Tuesday morning last and her passing
away is deeply dcplored as she was
highly esteemed in the community. We
have not the particulars at prescrt
writing but will endeavor to give them
in our next issue.
Patk Bolan died at Deadwood IN
Sunday last week at the ripe aga cl
80. Uncle Bolan WAS a. native of Cavan
county, Ireland, and in his early man.
hood came to America. Before tho
Civil War he made his home in the
South. He enlisted in a. confederate
regiment and served throughout the
war. He came to the Black Hills near
" 30 years ago and since that time
has resided around Deadwood where
he vas a familiar character. The fuu-
eral was held from ST. Ambrose
church Tuesday forenoon and YVES
conducted by Vicar General Noose;,
after which all that was mortal of
a good old soul were laid to rest.
A. class Of 26 candidates were I'M
tiated into the Catholic Order Of For
esters at Lead one evening last week.
Members Of the organization were
pl escnt from all over the Hills coun-
try. The meeting was very largely
attended.
Married-Mr. Frank Roche of
Mitchell was married to Miss Franchere
The fore part Of this week. The csre-
mony occurred in st. Paul. The young
couple expect to make their sururo
home in Mitchell where Frank holds
a lucrative position.
Active work will be resumed on the
new electric line from Sioux Falls to
Brookings in the early spring and will
be rapidly pushed to completion. It is
strongly rumored that tho c. M. s. st.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
Thank the Donors,

The sisters OF ST. Joseph Of the ST.
Paul Catholic Orphans Home" de.
sire to return thanks to many kind
henefactors for generous Christina
gifts. Mrs. ". l.. Kelly as usual fur
nisl1ed the gifts for the Christmas tree
ard Mr. J. j. Hill sent his annual
check for 800. Numerous other do
nations of cash, fruit. meats, candies
and bakery good things helped to
furnish 2. joyous celebration for the
children. The sisters and the little
girls Of tus Home join in expressing
tho wish Tor a happy and prosperous
New Year for all their benefactors.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
PROBATE NOTICE.
St&te Of Minnesota, County OF Hennerir
IN Probate Court.
"a the Matter of the Estate Of Josep
A, y. CHOATE.
Attorney for Petitioner

stfte %. Of y, Minnesota. County of Henn.rir
N the Matter of the Estate of Josep
II. Gray. Decedent.
on receiving and filing the final &C
count Of tho Executor Of the Last wi.
and Testament of said decedent, an.
his petition praying for tho nilowsnc'
Of said account and for a decree az,
signing the residue of said estate to III,
persons by law entitled to the same.
It Is Ordered. that all persons inter
est"d In said estate appear before tn
said Probate Cour, on Monday. the 25tl
day Of january. 1909. at ten o'clock ii
nc forenoon. at tho Probate Court I,
,hc cor, House at Minneapolis in sail
county. then and there to show cause
IL any there he. why said account SHOULD
not he allowed and said estate SHOULD
not be distributed as prayed for in so il
petition.
And II LIS Further Ordered, That MOTTO,
o. such hearing he given by publishing
this order once In each week for three
successive weeks. prior TO said day o
hearing. In tho Irish Stan dsrd, a news
paper printed and published in SAID
County. and by mailing a copy Of thl.
order to oil the legatees named in sale
will and heirs at law Of said deceden,
ascertained by due diligence at least
fourteen GO days before the date Of
said hearing. unless notice is waived.
Dated at Minneapolis. this 2Sth day Of
December. 1908.
BY the Court:
GEORGE r. SMITH,
LANCASTER &. MCGEE,
Attorneys for Executor
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
DULUTH NEWS.

A holiday entertainment for occu-
pants of the ST. ,Ialnes' orphanage was
held Thursday afternoon. Singing and
speaking comprised the bigger part OF
the program. Tho affair was a great
SUCCESS, ar. was thoroughly enjoyed
by the littl. ones. Adult friends cf
were in attendance. Bishop McGolric)x,
ir response to a speech of appreciation
for help rendered, made by one of the
st. James boys, delivered short adj
dress, complimenting the children up
on the excellence Of their singing and
speaking, and commencing the work
of the sisters who have charge of the
home. He expressed the hope that
next years Christmas entertainment
would be in the new home, which IS
Icing quilt beyond Woodland. The
distribution of gifts to the children,
and a Christmas tree with a. Santa
Claus. were features Of the afternoon.
The friends Of the Sacred Heart In
stitute were delightfully."- entertained
l:.SSt Thursday evening by the pupils
9th musical program and Christmas
operetta. The program was up to the
standard Of those formerly given by
the school and those present expire SIS
ed great appreciation. Miss Louise
Fctters displayed very skilful techni-
que in the difficult selection Forest
Elves In the sacred song, Noel
Miss Elizabeth Ryan sustained a. high
soprano admirably, Miss Lillian Pres
ton. who is always popular with those
who attend these entertainments. was
especially good in Gust Before Christ
mas" The oporetta. Caught Nap
pins" was light in plot but clsverly
portrayed.
The pupils of SITS. Peter and Paul's
Polish Catholic church held their
Christmas exercises Thursday after
noon. Bishop McGolrick gave short
I1ih ~ LIIc ytuH8SletS duN SIltS "pI
distributed from, big Christmas tree
b The remains If Patrick Rowan. who
died at st. Mary's hospital last Mon
day. We're shipped to Buckingham
Quebec, for interment.
Mr.. Mahoney and daughter OF Den
nlng. New ,Iexco, and George 3. Ry.
an, Of FL Paso, Texas, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Ryan Of 1928
East Fourth st.
Mrs. n. W. Strong of Graceville,
MINI, is the guest of Miss Mary Nc
Fadden Of 32nd Avenue East.
Miss Inez McFadden, Thirty second
avenue east returned Wednesday eve
ming from Cottonwood Idaho, whore
she had been the guest OF her sister
Mrs. j. D. Sl1innck.
Patrick Foley is spending the hoIi-
dayE in New York City.
The regular meeting Of Div. No. 1.
A. O. H., will I've held on next We'd
ncSday evening
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
Elizabeth Breen

The death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Rreen
OCCURRED on Friday of last week a,
her home 418, 7th avenue N. E., after
Icing illness Of paralysis. She was a
woman greatly beloved by all and her
death on Christmas day caused much
sorrow in the home. Her husband
Andrew Breen and their five children
are left to mourn the loss of a devot-
Ell wife and mother.
Mrs. Breen was SIS years of aga and
was a member Of Div. No. 2, Ladies'
Auxiliary A. o. H., many Of whom at.
tended the funeral which was held
at 10 o'clock Monday morning witt
requiem mass at ST. Anthony of Pa
dua church. The remains were laid
to rest in st. Mary's cemetery.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02

,, cral took place from the above resi-
dence Wednesday, Dec. % at 9 o'clock.
Services were held at st. Louis Church
at $3.50. He is survived by his wife,
Mabel Dansereau, his parents, several
sisters, and one brother.
John Powers died last Sunday after
noon at his residence, S. Douglas
street, after a long illness. Mr.. Pow
CTS, who was sixty-eight years old,
was All old settler. The funeral took
place from his late residence Tuesday
| at . o'clock. Services were held at the
| Cathedral at $3.50. Interment took
place in Calvary cemetery.
Mrs Bridget Murphy. aged IS years.
| widow Of the late James Murphy died
at her residence, sos Selby avenue,
last Sunday evening. The funeral took
place from the above residence Tues
day at $50 a. m. Services were held
at st. Joseph's church at 9 o'clock.
! Mr.. and Mrs. n Lohr. IFS Bates ave-,
celebrated the 50th anniversary of their
! wedding with a banquet at the Ryan
! hotel Monday. Bishop James Sche-
bach, Lacrosse, and Bishop James
1'robec, st. Cloud, had charge of the
celebration. The tables were set for
l5o guests. At the head of the table
sat Mr. and Mrs. Lohr, their IL chill
| dren and their grandchildren. Mr..
and Mrs. Lohr we're married at st.
Cloud, Dec. %, 1858. A large delega-
ton of friends and clergy came from
st. Cloud. among whom were four
who witnessed their wedding so years
ago.
| Miss Frances Matz entertained the
Entire Nous Club at her home on Wed
| nesday.
| Ellen A. Hurley. wife Of Michael J.
Hurley. died at the family residence
SOS University avenue, Wednesday
morning of last week. Besides l.c1
husband Mrs. Hurley leaves two daugh-
ters. Mae and Rose Hurley. The fun
WIN pA1SC HUH IIlc dUONe TtSl
dence last Saturday morning at $3.50
Services were held at st. Joseph's
church at O'clock. Tnterment took
pace in Calvary cemetery.
The funeral Of Patrick Doughar, s.
years Of age, who died at the famil,
residence, 942, Hague avenue. on Mon
day, Dec. 81, took place from the above
residence last Saturday morning al
st. Luke's church, at 10 o'clock. TIL.
remains were inferred in Calvar,
cemetery.
Mr.. M. H. Foley, 1908 Summit avcn
ne, prominent st. Paul capitalist anf
ralroad contractor, who has been il
for some weeks at st. Joseph's hosri.
tai. has successfully recovered from his
a;HAent and was removed to his HON.
on Christmas day. Mr.. Foley is gain
ing strength rapidly, and the complete
recovery of his health at an earl,
date is now assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph weEner y
milwaukee,, are now in st. Paul anr
will spend the remainder of the wfnte
with Mrs. Wegner's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. w. Cornell, Of Summit ave
nue..
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
SUPERIOR NEWS.

Diplomas were presented to mem
bers Of the Eighth grade Of s..
Joseph's school at the graduating ex-
ercises which We're held at the school
haIi last Sunday afternoon. Bishor
Scl,inner presented the diplomas and
a. program Of music and essays WAS
given by the mc,nbcrs Of the class.
The children Of st. Louis school
gave their Christmas entertainment
Tuesday afternoon. A small admission
was charged and the proceeds will
be applied to fund for the purchas-
ing of a banner for the Sodality OF the
church. An excellent program of
music, songs and recitations was given.
Superior division No. 2ss Order of
Railway Conductors will give their
annual ball at the Hotel Superior on
Washington's. birthday
With appropriate ceremonies the
bell on the church Of the Holy Angels
at South Range was blessed Inst
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev
Father Gadmon, the pastor, had charge
.. the services and Rev. Father Judge
Of the Sacred Heart parish acted os
Tie delegate Of Bishop schinner and
addressed the congregation. Jamts
Bardon, Mr. McDermott. Frank Des-
,nond and others attended from ST.
perior.
Mrs. C. K. Colahan Of Morris. Mimi.
Is a guest Of her daughter. Mrs. VII.
liam Hiland 1918 Hughitt avenue.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
DE GRAFT HIBERNIANS
Good Sized Division Instituted BY
stste Organizer Cunningham.


Last Sunday at Detsraff MINI,
State Organizer Owen Cunningham
instituted new and strong division Of
the A. O. II. with a charter member
ship of 49, Officers and members Of
the A. o. Fl. Of Benson assisted in
the work OF installing. as follows: II.
Aylmer O. J. Matthews. J. e. Collins.
John Whalcn, n. McShane and Frank
Doyle. The new Division elected the
following officers: w. ]. Byrne. Presi-
dent: NJ. n. Ryan, Vice President, v.
McNellis, tccording Secretary; J. r.
o Nell Financial and ms. Secretary
John J. Byrnc, Treasurer; Rev. w. p.
Walsh, Chaplain, and Dr. Dagnault Of
Benson, Examiner.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
THE DOMINICANS.
Privileges and InduIts to Conductor
Of Missions and Retreats.

BY A. rescript Of Sept. 9th, 1908. just
published, the following privileges and
indults have been confirmed Of. granted
anew to the Dominican Fathers WHO
conduct missions and retreats:
1. A plenary indulgence for the
missionaries themselves and for all
the faithful where the mission is CIV
en-. This indulgence may be gained
only once. Condition Com
munion and prayers for the Pope.
2. All the faithful who attend five
mission sermons can gain an indul-
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
Clara Breen,

Another sad event of Christmas day
was the death of Miss Clara Breen
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Breen
1910 End street N. e. The young
lady was II years Of age and had a
great many east side friends among
whom she grew from childhood. Her
funeral was held Tuesday mornins
from st. Anthony of Padua church
with requiem mass and interment at
St Mary's cemetery.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
Are Deeply Grateful,

The Little Sisters of the Poor thank
all their kind benefactors for all thew
have done for the benefit Of the Home
during the past year. especially for the
magnificent gifts they gave during The
holidays. We wish you all 1, prospcr-
GUS and happy New Year.
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR,
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02
Quarterly Notice
Farmers and
- ss.ar
Mechanics
Savings Bank

Money deposited before Jan. 10th
}will draw interest from Jan. LIST.
Interest rate 31a per cent cont
}pounded quarterly.
Interest will be ready to enter IL;
{pass books Jan. 18th.
Money to loan on improved city
<real estate without commission and
with on or before privileges.
Until its new building is com!
}plcted tho hank will continue to do
business at the corner of 18th ST. and
,1st Ave. So.
Assets over L. million dollars.
Number OF depositors over $4,000.
Trustees.
a. G. Akclcy. Thomas Lowry.
fJJohn DcLaittrc, =. II. Moulton.
}:N. r. Hawley, VIM. G. Northup.
g.. E. Janney, A. F. Pillsbury.
g.. s. l.angdon, John Washburn. i
90. {. Wyman
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02

Arthur Hughes, Of Deer River. is
spending the holidays with his father,
Deputy Sheriff P. j. Hughes.
The Irish standard., 1909-01-02

ut Fargo.
Contrary to rumors which have been
in circulation. j. H. Steele Of the board
of education states that he will not
be the next president of the board to
succeed c. J. Bintliff. He adds that he
thought Fred B. Chute should be presi-
dent since he has been on the board
The longest time and has given SO
much time and attention to school af-
fs;rs Wallace G. Nye is the candidate
most favored for secretary Of the board
10 succeed w. X. Hicks.
Prof. George r. Frankforter Of the
University of Minnesota has perfected
q machine which will probably evclve
a new era in the manufacture of white
Print paper for use Of publishers. The
professor has discovered a process
which will use up the hitherto useless
waste in, the manufacture Of lumber.
Scientific men all over the world
are watching the outcome of the new
discovery. Small tests have proved
successful and should larger tests
prove that the theory is right, the
white paper problem will no longer
bother the world and the price, too, of
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
REALTY NOTES.

Hegeman & Co. have leased the premises NOS
All and 473 fremont and No 1910 washington
avenue for term of twenty-one years Arthur
Truslow was the broker in the deal
TIE Lewis H Nav Company 0he Charles F.
Moves Company. New York agents. has leased Tor
s. Geismar her country house on Sheridan Boule-
ward Far Rockaway, for the season, and for Jeh-
ME Simon her cottage. No. South Jerome avenue
Arverne Long Island. for the season of 1903 Also
leased for Jennie Simon to Samuel Loewy her COT
tage No. 4 South Jerome avenue, Arverne' Long
Island for the season of 1903
e H. Ludlow & Co. have sold in Brooklyn Ior
John Kennedy the block front IN s6th street 1roih
Fourteenth avenue to Bay 5th street, comprising
over thirty-one lots. Frank REILLY was Interested
as broker. The brokers have also sold 1or
Charles w. Lindsey the plot, JxlO0 feet in ST.
Johns place, 100 feet east OF Rodgers avenue
Adolph Pincoffs has bought for occupancy a large
dwelling house on a plot 61x112 feet, the east
side of Alta avenue, Park Hill, Yonkers- The pur-
chase price Is said to have been about S2S0oo.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
DEAL TN TUNNEL ZONE
BIG DEMAND FOR SITE.
Nezo York Institute for the Blind
Sells an UptO7CR BlOck.

Many large realty deals were reported yesterday.
Albert B. Ashforth sold for Ranald II. MacdonaIu
parcel the northeast corner OF $50 street ana
Seventh avenue comprising three old buildings, di-
agonaIly opposite the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel
terminal station to Frank J. Cassidy, as an invest
ment.
This corner site was originally purchased by
syndicate prominent real estate operators at auc
ton 1t has since attracted great deal of atten-
ton account of its adaptabiity for retail trace
and hotel purposes. It has been resold by Mr. Ash
forth four times since 1906. Mr. Macdonald held
the property at $750.000.
The New York Institute for the Blind sold,
through w. D. Morgan. the entire block bounded by
165th and 166th streets, St. Nicholas avenue and
Broadway. The property comprises over seventeen
lots and has frontages of 2196 2S3, 26S6 and 1928
feet respectively. Franklin Petit is the buyer.
Mr. Petit sold plot 75x100.11 feet on the south
side of 18th street $50 feet east of Broadway, TO
a builder who will erect on the site an eight story
apartment house.
J. Wesley Pullman sold No 10 Gramercy Park,
four story and basement stone front dwelling house
on lot 26Sx92 feet It is said that the buyer will
erect dwelling house for his own occupancy on
the site
Henry D Winans & May sold No. SO East 72d
street for Alexis Leon and Walter s. Brewster
trustees for the estate of Joseph Sedenberg. 1t is
a four story high stoop brownstone house on a fot
2Ox1O2.2 feet. built by Daniel Hennessey and sold
to Mr. Seidenberg In January, 1892 The buyer IS
n well known merchant. He will occupy the prem
ises
The Charles F. Noyes Company sold TO client
for T. Randolph Jacobs & Co. No. 10t Park Row
covering lot 1Sx6S feet The sellers have held the
property for about two years. The property is in
one of the most attractive speculative blocks It is
understood that the purchase price makes new
record for square foot values In the block
The Hotel Belvedere property was bought yester-
day by Klein & Jackson On the site is to be built
a twelve story business building.
John Peters leased for William NJ. Bach TO the
Clara De Hrsch Home for Immigrant Girls the
dwelling house No. 233 East 18th street.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

f NJ Weiss & Co. have sold for the Fidelity De-
veIopment Company to Archibald g. buckingham
and for him TO Charles r. Baxter lots Nos. 225, 226
and 227 fremont Terrace. 1o9 feet north Of Middle
town Road. Also sold a six room dwelling house
on the westerly side Of Haight avenue 290 feet
north of Walker street. for Elda F. Shaffer TO
Margaret Maher-
William Peters & Co. have sold for A. ". Eustis
to William SchalI a two story dwelling house at
the southeast corner Of 10th street and Webb
avenue and for Mr.. SchaIl TO client one fam
lily house, No 2179 Bathgate avenue. Also sold for
the North Borough Development Company 70 S F
Urgo No $50 East 1s1st street. two family brick
house
Post & Reese have sold for the Sisterhood Of St
Mary Nos. and East 46th street. five story
dwelling house. a plot 40Sxl0o5 feet The prop
erty has been used as a school for long time
jeremiah J. Sullivan & Sons have sold for the
Berrian estate a plot of about nine lots at the
southwest corner of Fieldston Road and 2th street.
also dwelling and six lots the southwest corner
of Fieldston Road and 255th street The buyers
are investors.
William Goggolz has sold the two family frame
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

The 2o0th anniversary OF Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church. New Rochelle, is 10 be observed
with a celebration, which will be given on Sun
day, May go and continue TO the Sunday follow
ing. inclusive. An interesting programme for each
day has been prepared by the rector. the Rev Dr.
Charles f. Canedy and the committee in charge.
On the opening day. Sunday, Nay 50, Bishop
Greer Will confirm large class; on the following
day tablet. given by the Daughters of the ReVo-
luton TO mark the route Of the New York and
Boston stage coaches will be unveiled; Tuesday
viii be known as Huguenot day, in memory OF
the early settlers of New Rochelle and founders
of the parish; on Wednesday the Womans AuXlil-
airy OF Westchester viii hold its annual meeuls'
Thursday will be known "Archdeaconry day,
Friday will be Outing day and there VIII oe
a meeting Of the New York Churchmen's Assocla-
ton in the afternoon. On Saturday there VIII be
a pageant 10 commemorate the 226th anniversary
of the landing of the HuguenOts, in which several
hundred children and characters in Huguenot COS
tune will take part.
A novel feature OF the week will be pilgrimage
of the clergy TO the old homestead OF Thomas
Paine which has been converted into local his
torical museum. This viii be held on Tuesday