The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-01-29
Earl Garvi.. aged . years, who, with

another boy, lett the Catholic orphan
asylum, Chicago ave. and 42nd St. s.,
on Friday of last week, was found
early Wednesday by Sergt. Charles
Weinell at the home of Gustave Steff,
l27 7th st. NJ, where he and his moth
er used to live. He was placed in
the care of Mrs. Sarah Schaeffer, police
matron, and was sent back to the
tasylum.
A conflicting estimate has arisen
between James J. Hill and officials of
the United States Steel corporation.
The difference is over the amount of
iron ore controlled by the stockhold-
ers of the Great Northern Railroad
company and leased to the Steel cor
poration. While Mr.. Hill estimates
that 700,000,000 tons of ore are involved
IN the transaction, the corporation men
declare 150,o00,o0o tons is much nearer
the actual figures.
A letter from Columbus, o., address
ed to this office, brings the informa-
ton that Ex-priest Seguin and his
wife are plying their vocation among
the Buckeyes. Seguin is we'll known
in this city, having tried some three or
four years ago to found home for the
care of Legitimate children. Before
his true character was discovered he
had succeeded in getting 5000 from a
Scandinavian minister and $50 from
c. A. Smith. the lumberman: The As
ISOLATED Charities got after him and
he left for parts unknown.
| Requiem high mass was said at the
st. Paul cathedral Tuesday for the
late Judge Henry o'Gorman of Sioux
Falls, s. D., in the presence of many
priests and prominent laymen, by
Bishop Thomas j. O'Gorman of Sioux
Falls, brother of the deceased jurist
The body of Judge O'Gorman arrived
early that day and was taken to the
cathedral, where the mass was said at
10 a. H., after which the cortege pro-
ceeded to Calvary cemetery. The pail
bearers were Patrick Keigher, JosepA
McGheen, George Freeman, Henry G.
Haas, John c. Horrigan land Patrick
| O'Brien.
| Before gathering of about $50
young people, the officers of the Zenith
Dramatic club were installed last Mon
| day. Edward j. Loring acted as in
stalling officer. After the, installation
program of amusing events was car
| ried through. A short address by the
pastor, Rev. Father Adrien, was en-
joyed by the young people. Ray Belleu
gave several piano solos. The produc-
ton of sketch written by Edward J..
Loring entitled 'The Aspirant," was
one Of the features Of the evening.
Miss Bertha Gerber, Anton Brecht, Mi
chael Drummer, Walter Henkes and Ed
ward j. Loring were the characters.
The name of DR.. George Howard
Parker, head of the geological depart
ment of Harvard university, has been
suggested by Minnesota alumni at
Harvard in connection with the presi-
dency Of the University of Minnesota.
IIe is As years old, graduated at Har-
ward in 1887, and has studied in the
university of Leipzig, Berlin and
Freiberg. He is a member of all the
prominent scientific societies in Amer
| x1yI,1 =
to succeed DR.. Cyrus Northrop are
Richard Harlin, president Of George
Washington university and Albert Ross
Hill, president of the University OF
! Missouri.
If the hopes of Archbishop ireland
are fulfilled, the pro cathedral at Hen
nepin avenue and Sixteenth street win
be ready for occupancy in three years.
At a banquet last Monday evening in
Donaldson's tearooms, he expressed tho
desire Of seeing the edifice completed
by that time. The occasion was the
annual meeting of the executive COM
mittee Of the pro- cathedral and priests,
assistants and trustees of all the Hem
nepin county Catholic parishes were
guests Of the archbishop. The ssti-
mated cost of the structure is 1920, 900
and present resources amount to 1884,
900. There is a balance on hand OF
$4,000, according to the report of the
chairman of the finance committee.
4 James Manahan told the Search
light club of the Y. M. c. A. last Tues
day evening that if w. J. Bryan wera
elected and the Democratic party
placed in power the party would do
away with the extremely rich and the
extremely poor. There, were three
ways to end the concentration OF
wealth, frat, by cutting down the tar.
iff second, by basing transportation