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The Irish standard., 1910-08-27
OUTDOOR CARNIVAL
For Benefit of Church Of the Incarna
ton Building Fund.

Out at the Nicollet baseball park,
Nicollet avenue and Thirty first street,
this Saturday afternoon and eve
ming will take place an outdoor car
nival for the benefit of the building
fund of the parish of the Church OF
the Incarnation. This is an effort to
aid in providing Rev. ]. M. Cleary with
a suitable church building in his new
parish south of Lake street. The build
ing is to furnish place of worship
on the first floor until the new church
building is erected, with a seating ca
pacity for 800, to be ready early in
December. On the second floor are to
be six class rooms for school purposes
conducted under the auspices of the
Dominican Sisters from Sinsinawa
Mounds, Wis, beginning in Septem-
Der, 1911. Plans have been drawn for
the building and contracts for the con-
struction let The festival today will
be conducted along lines similar to
those of the carnival which was such
a success during the winter at the
Lake street skating rink. In the aft
ernoon there is to be a baseball game
between the married men and the sim
gle men of the parish for prize of
$25; also a tug of war between teams
selected from the benedicts and bach
elors. There are also to be pie eating
contests for boys, a moving picture
show and games in which women and
girls can compete for prizes In the
; evening the park will be brilliant with
electric light, and there will be booths
for the sale of refreshments, confec-
tionery, fancywork. flowers, ETC. Com
mittees with practically the same per-
sonnet as those which made the winter
carnival success are in charge. From
all indications the attendance will be
very large.
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known In very short time. according
TO &. S. Cairns, SUPERVISOR for this
district. Mr. Cairns sent to Washing
ton Wednesday the report OH the float
ing population of the city as found in
lodging houses, prepared during the
last two weeks, following orders for a
special investigation into that subject.
Two special agents have been en-
ployed in making the investigation. Mr..
Cairns said he was unable to give out
any information as to the report turned
in, but said he thought the total count
should be known soon.
Extra trains will be run to the Twin
Cities by nearly all the railways dur
ing the week of Sept. when the state
fair and national conservation con-
eress are expected to attract record
crowds to Minneapolis and st. Paul.
The presence of President Taft and
former President Roosevelt in itself
will be the magnet for vast throng.
| struggle at law over the $4,000 es-
tate of Daniel Leo, for more than go
| years resident of Minneapolis, has
begun in the district court. where Mary
Leo, daughter in-law of Daniel Leo,
obtained an order allowing her IS a
week temporary alimony, $50 court fees
and $35 attorneys fees pending the
trial Of Il suit she has begun against
her husband, John Leo, to obtain a
portion of the estate.
a break in the relations between
! engineers and other railroad men may
result when the Locomotive Engineers
of the United States meet with tn
railroad managers on Sept. TO- This
is the view of the matter taken by
many firemen and other employees who
have been long in the service Meet
ings will take place in various parts
of the country The engineers are
asking for an increase in wages from
the existing scale of a trif1e less than
| five cents a mile to six cents Il mile
This demand has been under consid-
| Grafton for several months and the
meeting has been called to settle the
case. The enginemen of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern will hold
their meeting with the employers ir
| st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1910-08-27
FOR TIE SENATE
e. p. Allen in Line for Advancement;
Has Good House Record.

The Republicans of the 43rd district
will have lively contest for senator
to settle at the primary election Sept.
20. This district has had some memoir
able political battles in the past, and
particularly those between F.. r. Smith
and Carl Wallace for the senatorship.
This years contest now on will be no
exception to the rule. Thus far r. r.
Allen of the law firm of Deutsch, Allen
& Breeding appears to he In the lead.
Mr.. Allen was elected to the lower
house four years ago and during his
term made record which should re-
ceive the emphatic endorsement of his
constituents in the present contest.
During his Legislative term he attend
ed all sessions and committee assign
ments Some results Of his work are
given herein.
Representing the Legislative COM
mittee of the city council he introduced
and secured the passage of bill au-
thorizing the council to issue two mill
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Q'RcilIy's Qauohter.

One of the best known and most adj
mircd young society women of Boston
is Miss Mary Boyle O'Reilly. daughter
of the illustrious Irish patriot, poet and
journalist, John BOYLE O'Reilly. Miss
O'Reilly is worthy daughter of her
gifted and noble hearted father. She
is noted for her works of charity. be-
ncvolcncc and philanthropy. Her work
in connection. with the Massachusetts
prison commission has earned for her
The esteem and commentator Of all.
Miss O'Reilly dearly chcrishcs the
memory of her father which she says
is the inspiration OF her own life work.
Sil" inheritS in great measure her faith
cr's fine spirit of patriotism and his
abilities as a writer and lecturer. She
resides on a pretty estate IN jamaica
Plain. near Boston.
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has been to uplift and encourage the
occasional lawbreaker when possible,
and not discourage him by severe
punishment. However, to the wilful
lawbreaker Judge Smith has been firm,
notably the sending to the workhouse
of reckless automobile drivers and the
joyriders who steal automobiles. Since
Judge Smith has been municipal judge
he has been instrumental in helping
over a thousand men and women to
living better life. Judge Smith has
without fear or favor punished people
who were cheating the public by false
weights and measures and the selling
Of adulterated foods. He has truly
guarded the interests of the public.
AS judge of the civil branch of the
court, Judge G.. L. Smith has been
impartial. courteous and able, having
been reversed by the supreme court
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started for the States after lingering
two months at deaths door, but suf-
tercd relapse at Honolulu, where he
WAS detained month, commissioning
st. Paul during the winter.
Frank a. UbCl, delegate ST, Paul
.Acric No. 30, f'ratcrnal order Of
Eagles, left ST. Paul Wednesday eve
ming for st. Louis To attend the ma
lional convention OF the Eagles which
"prned Tuesday. MIR. Uhe is junior
past president OF the local Eagles and
is the only delegate from ST, Paul that
will attend the convention. He will
also make a dying trip cast
The Sheritfs' National convention in
1872 is to come {" st. Paul AS the re-
suit of a bargain made 10y sheriff Ger
Dor by which he accepted the office Of
secretary and treasurer of the assncia-
zion for the third time. The next
years; convention is in lac held in
'iilhilt .NSi'. ! MS WIS arranged rlcNl-
GUS I" tho election of new officers.
Sheriff Grrhrr returned Ia ST. Paul
Friday night after attending the shcr-
ifs convention at Springfield. Ill.,, Aug
ust IL. l6 and Il.
Misses Clara and Madeline Long.
l.trhii"ld avenue. have gone to- Stone
city. Iowa. for Il few weeks visit Will,
their aunt Mrs. Wood
Miss Rose Helen Tanner. daughter
of Mr.. and MIS-. Douglas Tanner. was
married t" Frank }. Prihil last We'd
nc*daN morning at ST I.uilc's church.
Father Dillon performed the ceremony
The bride WAS attended by Miss Anna
l'rihil as maid at honor and Miss,
Sophia Face" Miss t.vnugclin" Green
ing, Miss Regina Hester and Miss Ma
Dol Tannrr acted as bridesmaid.
Frederick SrhIirlltiuc acted as best
| man. An evening reception WAS hcl,
nj In" homo. OF tn" BRIDES parents. G!S
Dayton avenue. After II wedding ton,
"f the West Mr.. and Mrs. prhi will
he AT home Oh Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Ectly McNc"l returned to st
raul last Saturday after II years alb
Scnr" in FLORENCE. wNrr" she studied
| voice training with Vnuninj.
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ion dollars in bonds to be used for the
ton became necessary. 1t is admit
ted that the power given to the coun-
Gil by this bill enabled the city to OBJ
tain splendid results from subsequent
arbitration of the gas question.
Upon the request of number of
Improvement associations Of the Eighth
and Thirteenth wards, he introduced
the so-called "ice bill" and by inter-
esting the park board. secured the re-
moval of the ice houses from the shores
Of Lake Calhoun and Lake of the Isles,
the park board taking over the prop
erty, thereby ending the controversy
ever the cutting Of ice in these lakes,
and insuring beautiful park in place
Of q former mud hole.
With the assistance of himself and
colleague the board of education OBJ
tanned authority for the issuance OF
bonds for the West High school: a bill
was passed resulting in a trunk line
sewer for the Thirteenth ward; largs
appropriation for good roads for Hem
nepin county was secured, and the
property adjacent to the northern
shores Of Lake Minnetonka was much
improved.
With such a record to commend him
to the voters Mr. Allen deserves the
nomination and election in this big and
important district which comprise. the
Eighth and Thirteenth wards. Minne-
spolis; villages of West Minneapolis,
st. Louis Park Golden Valley, Way
zata, Long Lake. and Minnetonka
Beach; towns Of Minnetonka, Orono,
Independence, Minnetresta. Medina,
Plyomuth. Greenwood, Maple Grove
and Corcoran.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
liENNI;l'lN. IN PROBATE COURT:
in the matter of the estate of Violet
Mooney, dccedrnt.
ON receiving and filing the final ac-
count of the Administrator of the Estate
Of said dcrcdent and his petition praying
for the allowance of said account and for
d decree assigning the residue of said
estate TO the persons by law entitled to
the same.
Ii Is Ordered. That all persons inter-
cste1 in said estate appear before the
said Probate Court on Monday, the 18TH
day of September. 1910. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon. at the Probate Court
in the Court House al Minneapolis, in
said county. then and there to show
cause. if any there be. why said account
should not be allowed and said estate
should NOT be distributed as prayed for
in said petition.
And ii Is Further ordered. That no.
tce Of such hearing be given by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day
of lIrnr!nS. in the Irish Standard, q
newspaper printed and published in said
county.
Dated a, Minneapolis. this 25th day Of
August, 1910.
BY the Court
GEORGE r. SMITH, h
Judge OF Probate.
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II you're his guest, while e'er you stay
His cottage holds a jubilee;
His Utmost soul he will unlock i!
And if he should your secrets scan,
Your confidence he scorns to mock,
For faithful is an Irishman.
BY honor bound in woe or veal
Whateer she bids he dares to do;
Tempt him with brides he will not fail;
TRY him i'm fire. you'll find him true.
He seeks not safety, yet his post
Be where it ought in dangers van;
And il the field of fame be lost,
Twill not be by an lrishman.
ERIN. loved land! from age to age.
BE thou more great, and famd and
free.
May peace be thine: or shouldst thou
wage
Defensive war. chcaep victory!
May plenty grow in every field.
With gentle hreezes softly fan,
And cheerful smiles Serenely gild
The breast Of every lrishman!
james Orr.
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A Model Entertainer.

Chaunrey Olcuu is Il model enter
OF successful entertaining. viz: selec-
tom and production. says Joseph j.
and Western Catholic, official organ Of
the Knights rf columbus OF Illinois.
Nj. rlr"tt invariably selects a pleas
amt little romance in which the vari-
GUS phases of Irish character are Civ
en- opportunity for development, and
the trend and outcome of which are
pleasing and happy.
the art of pleasing and every factor
au1ungS,t Wh, II w" his own person.
above, all his remarkably musical
Voice. is brought into play t" effect
In the accomplishment Of his pur-
pose to please his audience no vio-
$" naturally us not t" apprals over
good. Evil is punished but not SO as
is grn,,n" but not "v"rwrought. His
wit sparkling but clean. And most
important of all he charms with his
song.
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Ancient Catholic Manuscripts.

Mann nncirut Catholic manuscripts
were sold recently in England. realiz-
ing $50o.0Go. Among them Il very fine
twelfth century writing. originally be-
longing to the Monastery of Gladbach.
and bound in tho original mnnastic oak
boards. This was the older of only
two existing manuscripts of the Vener-
able Bodies "EccleSiastca Historic
.Gcntis AnG!orum. cum combinations ad
nnnum 766." Another ancient one was
a fourteenth or fifteenth century ver-
sion of tho Revelation of ST. Bridget,
written in the Venetian dialect.
The Irish standard., 1910-08-27

while but recently suffered d relapse
and had been i'll at his home 1898
Stewart avenue. Last "Wednesday his
attending physician ordered him re-
moved to the hospital.
The marriage of Miss Grace Kenny
and Mr.. Robert Hessner took place
Tuesday evening at the home of tho
brides father, MIR. Terrence Kenny,
McNuty, pastor OF st. Lukc's churrl.
read the marriage service. MIR. and
Mrs. William j. Gibbons were tho at
trrdants. After an eastern wedding
trip MIR. and Mrs. Hrssner will he al
home in Minneapolis
The st. Paul Shamrock club has
! filed Articles of Incorporation With tn"
Secretary of State
| The marriage of Miss Edna MaN
Mac1uistan and Thomas p. McNam-
ara took place last Tuesday at the
Cathedral. Rev. Father Jordan otficiat-
| ing. Miss Mahle MacLogan attended
the bride and john l.. Whitacre acted
as best man. The bride wore Il tall
ored suit of pearl gray broudcl"th and
a gray plumcd hat and carried Amer
Wore white serge suit, black picture
hat and carried pink roses. A we'd
1 ding breakfast WAS served at the HON,
of the bride on Smith avenue. Artr,
which they left for II tour OF the Great
Lakes and the east Mir. and Mrs. Me-
Namara will reside in st. Paul.
Sister NJ. FulGcntia. q. S. b. IT.
coma, Wash. is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Keepers
$50 Arcade street.
James ". Burns. 2050 Grand avenue
filed late last "Wednesday for the dcmn-
cratic nomination for county auditor
Mr.. Burns is publisher Of the ST. Pau
Herald and was the nominee OF his
party two years ago for the same of
flee. lie was defeated by T.. G.. Krah-
mer. present auditor
Patrick James Wrly, aged q years
son of the late Miles and Mary Molly
died at his home, llG Iyton Place
Friday, August -. The young mar
had been confined to his bed with tub
erculosis for nearly year and hi,
death was not unexpected. The fun
eral took place Monday morning al
$50 from the above residence. Scrv-
ices were held at st. patrick's ch,rrl
at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Emmett Connolly. of Chicago. Is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. J. =. Connolly
Of Winnipeg avenue. The young man
claims ST. Paul as his nntivc city
having spent his early boyhood in st
Paul schools. He moved to Chicag,
with his parents some years ago
however. and has resided there CON
tinually since.
Louis +. Dow, ?,2 Dayton avenue
returned al $50 Saturday from Omaha
where he went to meet his brother
John Fl. Dow, an invalid. returnin!
after five months illness in Manila
Mr.. Dow manufactured furniture II
Manila, operating the Dow Furniture
Co. He was taken i'll five months ago
with an alfliction of the throat ",
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Judge c. L. Smith,

Four years ago The Irish Standard
advocated the election of Judge c. l..
Smith to the municipal bench. At that
time Judge Smith was elected by the
largest vote of any candidate on the
city ticket
Believing that faithful service is de-
serving of promotion the Irish STAN
card now urges the election of Judge
c. L. Smith to the district bench.
During the time Judge Smith has been
judge of the municipal court, his aim
The Irish standard., 1910-08-27
Next Week at Wonderland.

Amusement lovers will bid goodby
to Wonderland park for the season this
coming week, as state fair follows when
the city folks will go there and the
out of town visitors will take their
places at Wonderland. Manager r. II.
Camp has arranged to give the famous
Cur2"n Sisters the leading attraction
for State Fair week. a two weeks en-
have appeared at the park twice be-
fore, each time creating a desire that
they should be seen again. The sis
tiers hang suspended from wires and
are drawn through the air in graceful
evolutions as if flying. Herbert and
Germann, in their novelty casting act,
will appear on the platform. The lead
ing attractions for the vaudeville show
at the Airdome. are the Musical Robi-
sons, artistic musicians and Eddy and
Tallman in a comedy sketch entitled
"A Lesson in Cooking" Concerts by
koehler's Military band are also fea-
lures. Wonderland was never lovelier
| than now With it's flowers and heauti-
! full electric lighting effects. The park
has siSty-six separate and distinct
amusement and recreation features and
is recognized as one Of the most sue
cessful resorts of it's kind in the coun-
try. This is its sixth season just clos
ing which has been financial sue
cess.
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The Irisllnan.

The Snvag" loves his native shore,
Though rude tn" soil and chill the
air
We'll then may Erin's sons adore,
Their isle which nature formed So
" hat flood reflects n shore so sweet
AS Shannon great. ar pns;'raI Rann"
Or who ii friend or foe can meet
So g"n'rous as an freshman?
His hand is rash, the heart is warm,
But principle is still his guide
None more regrets Il decd Of harm,
And mono forpivcS with nubler pride.
He may be dupcd. but won't be dared.
AS fit to practice as to plan.
He dearly loves his poor reward
And spends it like an lrishmnn.
II strange or poor, for YOU he'll pay
And guide to where YOU safe may be:
The Irish standard., 1910-08-27
PROBATE NOTICE.

HENNE:PIN. IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Gust
Mangncy, Decedent.
On receiving and filing the petition Of
lIiima G. Mangney praying for letters
Of administration on said estate. ssl
1t Is Ordered That said petition be
heard and tina, all persons interested in
said matter appear before this Court on
" '"" the 18th dav Of September. 1910,
nj 10 a. M, at the Probate Court In tho.
tour, House at Minneapolis, In said
County. and then, or as soon thereafter
y" said netiti0n can be heard. show cause
If any there be, why said petition should.
i..t granted. XIII
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That notice,
of such hearing be given by publishing
This order once in each week for thr"e5
successive weeks. prior to said day Of
herring. in the Irish Standard. news
paper printed and published In said;
County.
Dated at Minneapolis this Goth day Of
August, 1910. i&s
BY the Court: s4#b3t
GEORGE r. SMITH. g3g5
Judge of Probate. s3
HARRY A. LUND. ts3}
Attorney for Petitioner, @$SS,
10i5 N. Y. Life Bids EsE
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resident of Minneapolis since 1874. Ha
served five years us clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners and was
chief deputy auditor sin years He has
a record for fidelity to duty and has
always been courteous and conscien-
tuus official. If Nominated by the Re-
publcans he will he a worthy and able
successor to Hugh Scott
The Irish standard., 1910-08-27

to he the legitimate daughter of the
lord Of the manor. The old Irish ce-
mcnl is strong i'm the sentiment and
show Il mastery grasp Of the subject
plays the artist, and plays it we'll. It's
dHshing style is we'll suited to his per-
Sonality and his performance of it
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sr. PAUL NEWS

Frank ]. Huber. formerly alderman
of the Fourth ward, is seriously Ill
at the city hospital. He has been IN
i'll health since the death Of his wife
some months ago, at which time he
was confined to his bed for three
weeks. He seemed to recover for n
The Irish standard., 1910-08-27
Wedding Stationery,

Get your wedding invitations and
announcements printed at the Irish
Standard Office, COS Second avenue
south, Daily News building. WE have
choice line of samples in latest de-
signs and can save you money and at
the same time give perfect satsfac-
ton.
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stamps him as the foremost exponent
Of this type of character The entire
production is under the supervision of
cesses in staging Of plays. 1t is said
that he has spared neither money nor
labor TO make this n noteworthy pre-
sentatinn of romantic drama. and the
piece will be given here with a wealth
OF scenery and handsome costumes.
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CHAUNC.EY CL,COTT
At Metropolitan Theater Week Com
mencing Sunday Afternoon,
Auu o8

Barry of Rallymorc," new ro-
mantle Irish play with Chaunccy OIL
colt in the stellar role. will he next
weeks attraction at the Metropolitan
theater, Minnrapol :. commencing sun
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only once in year. The Irish STAN
dard believes in such Il record and in
such man, and urges its readers to
work and vote for Judge c. l.. Smiths
nomination and Gle ton
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Deputy County Auditor Al. P. Erickson
Seeks First Position.

Seeks FErst FosTtTbn.
County Auditor Hugh r. Scott will
retire from office Jan. LIST next after
many years of faithful service. To
succeed him AL. p. Erickson. for rs
years deputy auditor. seeks the Re-
publican nomination. Nh. Erickson
was Gorn in Chicago and has been a
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blue broadcloth, with hat to match.
They will be at home after October Is
at 1915 Eighteenth avenue north.
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day afternoon, august 2Sth. Ridn
Johnson Young is the author of the
piece. She has taken for the central
who has been in France for some years
and returns to his native village in
Galway where he rents an old castle
and then proceeds to wage battle
against superior forces to recover the
rights OF his protege. who turns out
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is WELL QUALIFIED

nomination and ric ton.
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II strange or poor. for YOU he'll pay.
And guide to where you safe may be !.