The Irish standard., 1910-02-19

CITY IN BRIEF.

~ IL LIN Okhx,E1E
After testify!ng against her husband,
George Nitro, and having him sent to
the 'workhouse Mrs. Mary Nitro ap-
ypealed to Judge Waite to have him re-
leased Her plea was successful.
~ Street car accidents are of frequent
occurrence nowadays and the courts
will be asked to decide who are re-
sponsible-the conductors or the pas
sengers.
Mrs. Catherine Donaghue, aged Z.
years, died Friday of last week at the
residence of her daughter. 2405 TWEEN
ty-seventh avenue south. Funeral oc-
cured on Monday at $3.50, from the
residence.
Receipts for milk sold by Minnesota
farmers ito creameries are estimated
at $25.ooo,oo0 a year by Andrew French,
state dairy AID food commissioner. The
estimate is, l,ased on incomplete re-
turns received At his Office in st. Paul.
k. I'D : . u ; o.
The Garfield club met the other even
ing. This is the political organization
that contains the members of the de-
funct A. P. A. They are in politics for
all there il in it, but they cannot elect
their candidates.
Last Sunday, Rev. Andrew Gilliea
) pastor Of Hennepin Avenue M. E.
church, defended the methods Of tbs
Methodists in Rome. He avoided all
offensive references to Catholics and
showed, he IL a gentlemen, sssough mis-
taken in his views.
The Native Sons of Minnesota he'll,
their eighth annual dinner In the DON
aldson tea rooms last Monday night.
About 100 persons were present. Among
those who spoke were DIR. Leo Crafts,
Martin McHale, Col. F. T. Corriston,
DR.. p. M. Hall and Prof w. r. Hoag
Spanish war veterans gathered at
the courthouse Tuesday night to COM
memmorate the twelfth anniversary OF
the blowing up of the battleship Maine
in Havana harbor. They seemed to feel
that the battleship will eventually be
resurrected from its watery grave.
Molly" the buckskin mare that took
Katherine Cling on her last drive past
Lake Calhoun where Claus Blixt, Har-
ry Hayward's accomplice, killed her,
Yves sold Wednesday to E. w. vaux,
Watertown, S. D.. by Henry Goosman,
Minneapolis .Mveryn1an, in whose barn
the animal was foaled "a years ago.
Alfred G. Mcalone was given judy
ment fors 81 900 against Frank o.
/ streed In Judge Booths court. Nc
s,Glone said yti1st wherr 1he' was sitting
= on. tho sidewalk last. spring he was hit
by S.reed's automobile. At 4 previ-
o,,s :rial he was given $1,000, but an
appeal was aiken and granted for 4
new trial. ~ p
John Mccarthy, Adjutant General OF
the Hibernian Rifles of America and a
resident of Fall River, Mass, where
he Is engaged in business, was visitor
to the city during the past week. Mfr
Mccarthy, who is quite well known
here, is cousin Of John and Michael
Meagher of the north side and these
gentlemen together with the assistance
of many other relatives and friends
helped to make his visit a most pleas
ant one. Mr.. Mccarthy returned to h..
home on Tuesday evening last.
T. M. Keefe Of Morton, Mimi, a
prominent business man of that city,
was in the city during the early part
of the week. He left here Tuesday
evening for points in Arizona, where
he goes to build up his health which
has become somewhat impaired. Mr..
= Keefe has host of warm personal
friends here who will hope that his
desires will be granted and that his
vacation will prove beneficial in every
= way.
Spontaneous combustion is supposed
TO have been the cause Of the fire
which late Wednesday swept through
the Beygeh Engraving Co.'s plant, $50
Boston block. ard st. and Hennepin
j ave, and damaged several other onicea
in tile same building Walter w. John
son, $50 Queen ave. H., pipeman, en-
CINE company NO. 3, fell 20 feet through
the floor when he. entered after the
flames had been: extinguished, and wa
severely bruised. He was taken to
the city hospital.
WITH THE DEAD