The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-02-26
CITY IN bRIEF.

The Automobile show at the Armory
was attended by over 10000 persons
on Monday.
PaWnbroker Scallen seized a quanti-
ty of stolen suits and overcoats in
ST. Paul last Tuesday and brought
them back to this city.
Until NJ. Falk Gjertsen returns from
the East, some time in March, the
Minneapolis board of education will
not attempt to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Fred B. Chute.
Attacked by three men near 10th and
Washington ayes. H., Tuesday night,
John Mulaney, Northern Pacific strike
and a watch and left, unconcious and
bleeding, in the street.
George A. Bracket. ex-mapor of this
city, will give an illustrated lecture
on Alaska next Wednesday evening
at p. n,., at Wells Memorial house,
Western avenue and 18th street. The
admission is free and the lecture will
be quite entertaining.
Although winter weather still pre-
walls, the children have become tired
Of ice skating, according to Theodore
Wirth superintendent of parks, who
on Wednesday ordered the warming
houses in the parks taken down. The
ice will not be planed or cleaned any
more this winter.
p. j. Tomelty, a prominent business
man of Little Falls, Mimi, and an
enthusiastic member of the knights of
Columbus, was present at the. exercises
of that organization in st. Paul on
Washington's birthday and did not
overlook visit to the splendid home
Of Hennepin No. 4s5 in this city.
The body of Miss Jennie l.. Butler.
for six years teacher in the public
schools, who died at Rest Hospital
last week, was sent to her home at
Plattville, Wis, Saturday, after a short
ceremony at the Gleason undertaking
rooms. Miss Butler was an active
member of the Teachers club and her
death is mourned by host of friends.
Bidding goodbye to group of men
gathered around him in George NJ
Reilly's blacksmith shop, 600 w. Lake
ST, late Wednesday, Joseph Gibbs, 90.
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of carbolic acid from half pint malt
bottle. He fell to the floor unconscious
and was dead before a doctor ar
rived. i.e
The state public examiner does no:
intend that county sheriffs shall have
any chance to put anything over or
the probate judges for the conveyance
of insane patients to the state asylum.
Mr.. Schaefer has sent out notices or
lering the probate judges not to allow
such bills presented by sheriffs unless
accompanied by vouchers.
Father .Cleary will present a pro-
gram for st. Patrick's Day celebra-
ton on Sunday preceding the national
feast Of the Celtic race. Sunday after
noon and evening, March 49, at Ark
Hall, corner 31st st. south and First
avenue, Father Cleary will give his
beautiful illustrated lecture on "Pic.
.turesque Ireland" Miss Tenie Muir
ply will be the soloist of the occasion.
The exemplification of the third
degree in st. Paul on Washingtons
birthday drew out a large attendance.
of members of the Knights of Column
bus from not only st. Paul and Min
neapolis but from st. Cloud, Little
Falls and other cities and towns il
the state. The team for the occasion
came from Chicago and the event was
of most impressive and enjoyable
nature.
There is no eternal torment, nor
does the Holy Bible teach it," declared
Rev. Marion M. Adams. pastor Of the
Advent Christian church, Twenty
fourth and Fremont avenues north,
last Sunday night in his sermon. 1.-THE
soul does not take flight at DEATH" he
said, "but is buried with the body and
resurrected on the judgment day." Rev.
Adams attention is directed to Father
Shanleys letter to the N. Y. Sun on
hell. He will find it printed elsewhere
in this paper.
A delegation Of 1875 Catholics from
the Twin Cities, in charge of Rev.
Father Francis lager, participated last
Sunday in the first excursion to
Mound, Lake Minnetonka, where the
colony movement started by Arch
bishop Ireland will be contaminated
this spring. The delegation visited
the new Catholic parish, Our Lady Of
the Lake, and later program of win.
ter sports, a dinner and concert was
participated in and the property was