The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-10-01
CITY IN BRIEF

MAA1iedpoAs IL SO large there, Is no
danger of shortage, should the tenn
perature suddenly drop, according /,
coal dealers.
The William c. ;Semple residence.
1o4 Franklin avenue west, has been
purchased by Calvin Goodrich, presi-
dent of the Twin City Rapid Transit
company for a price said to have be>:,
$4,000. i
Patrick ouigiey. age Is years, died
:. Monday at 1926 Grand avenue, The
body was taken to Norwood. MINI
for buriala; He is, survived by one
son. James, and three daughters Jo-
hannah. Mrs. Heinisch and Mrs.
Braunworth. as :, s:st,tA ~ *. )
A telegram has been sent to Presi-
dent Taft by the commissioner of pub.
lie affairs of the Commercial club ASK
ing that the mandates of the Tou Vells
bill, prohibiting the free printing If
return requests on stamped envelopes
after June 3d. 1911. bearespected.
Inquiry into the death of Andrew
Fitzpatrick, at the Minnesota Soldiers
home, who was found at the foot of
the:s cliff above the home, near .the
government dam, and died later in the
hospital'at the camp developed that
he .died from the shock resulting from,
the. fall down the cliff Monday night.
Burglars got several hundred dollars
worth of valuables in the offices of
George E. worthingham and splatn
Heating company, 22e South Fourth
street,: With heavy chisels they ba.-
tered the dials Of the safe and then
" worked the tumblers. They opened
the strong box and stole jewelry AMI
negotiable paper valued at $3.50. 4.
AT a meeting of 81 Democratic lead.
ers of Hennepin county, held in the
Offices of Richard Tattersfield in the
courthouse Wednesday night, the, num-
Der of members of the Democratic
HenAepin county central committee
was, Increased by. seven, one from each
legislative district. e. No. chairman was
elected or formal organization made.
With; the election of. national officers
organizers and delegates to the ses-
sions of the American Federation ..
Labor meetings the seventeenth bien.
NAL convention of the Journeymen
Plumbers, Gas Filters, Steam Filters
and Steam Filters Helpers which has
been in session in St. Paul for the
last 10 days ended Tuesday night.
Mrs. Mary Horgan, aged 60 wears
widow of the late Richard Morgan,
pioneer resident of Minneapolis, died
at her home, 2916 Grand ave-, Thurs
day. She is survived by four children,
John. Richard, Frances and Katherine
The funeral services took place this
morning at St. Stephens church. IN
terrnent at st. Marys cemetery,
Following the announcement of C. q.
Goodrich, president Of the Twin City,
Rapid Transit company, that the
third stop" SYSTEM will be installed
on the, interurban street car lines
whenever the public deems proper,
members of the public affairs COM
mittee of the Commercial club at their
regular meeting Tuesday agreed to ask
the company pa: =. to put the system into
operation as soon as possible. ~, A
A "gentlemanly" burglar, dressed in
an Immediately correct checked suit,
swell fall ovegcoat, white channels
gloves, patent leather shoes and with
every mark of refinement is rating
in Minneapolis. Monday night he was
the target for a rain of bullets fired
by a woman who surprised him in the
act of robbing her apartments. The
gentleman" robber avoided the shots,
hid in a dark room until the police
came and then escaped ~.
Taking of evidence in connection
with the purchase by the city of the
fire department, repair shop site closed
Tuesday with an interchange Of hot
words and hard names between CITY
Attorney Healy and c. A. Quist, AMI
between the latter and Alderman Con-
roy. The investigating committee adj
journed to meet tonight in executive
session in the committee rooms. Then
the aldermene will get down to ascer-
tanning what is best to be done about
it all.
: Mrs. Edward o'Brien, 1907 Adams
street, northeast, was hostess for a
party Of young people. last Tuesday
evening at her home, where the in.
,vited guests had gathered; to bid COOL
cheer to Miss Mae Murphy, one who
has been closely associated with them
and who is soon to leave Minneapolis