The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-05-14

on Tuesday. He Was born in Ath.
lone County Westmeath Ire. and has
lived in Minnesota since 1856. He lost
his sight 25 years ago and his daugh-
ter reads the newspapers for him.
Governor Eberhart has appointed
Thomas H. Hineline Of MINNEAPOLIS
and DR.. L. r. S. Ferguson of st. Paul
as members of the board of visitors
to succeed DIR. S. G. Smith and DR.
Charles l.. Greene of ST. Paul, re-
signed.
The ladies of the Pro- Cathedral AL
tar Guild gave the first annual exhibit
ton of the society's handiwork on
Wednesday afternoon and evening at
the club rooms Of Hennepin Council
Knights of Columbus. The affair was
we'll patronized.
| Division No. {, Ladies' Auxiliary of
| the Ancient Order OF Hibernians, will
give May party on Tuesday evening.
May 18th, at A. Q. L. W. hall. corner
! Central and Twenty third avenues
northeast Members of other divi-
sions and friends cordially invited.
Pupils in high schools who have
won the SIS in gold prizes offered to
them by the w. c, II. L. for the best
ESSAYS written on What is the Value
of Total Abstinence to a Life will be
given an opportunity to compete in Il
! contest to be held at the West Side
Auditorium, May 20. A prize of $40
in gold will be given the winner
| Mayor Haynes has issued procla
nation for the observance of Memoir
ial Day, which falls on Monday, May
80 He suggests that so far as prac-
ticable all secular occupations be sus-
pended on that day To the end that
the spirit of the occasion may be
properly regarded; also, that the ma
tinnal colOrs shall he displayed upon
all public and private buildings and
/ that. so far as possible, all the people
participate in the ceremonies Of the
day.
New England is satisfied with the
present tariff law and the success Of
Eugene Foss, Democrat in Il Repub-
lican congressional district in Massa-
chusetts cannot be assigned to the
tariff issue, according to Gov III. 3.
Quinby of New Hampshire who is
visiting his brother, DR.. n. r. Quinby.
OF course, New England is satisfied
with the tariff, and so are New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island and the other
Eastern states.'a Thr tariff was fixed
for their sole benefit at the expense
of the rest of the''country.
A $3,00O,O0O deal. the largest single
realty transa ction ever made in Min
neapolis, was closed last Tuesday
when the Dayton Dry Goods company
took long lease on the Chapman
property at Nitollet avenue and
Eighth street, from the Narragansct
association, the eastern owner. The
lease runs for 100 years, carrying al
option of $4,000 a front foot or $625,-
900. The minimum annual rental is
to be s31,250 after the completion OF
a magnificent new building which the
Dayton company is to erect on :he
site. The total OF the rent payments
under the first lease will be $4,000, 900
Miss Kathryn Callahan of 914 Nine
teenth street east was married to Mr.
Joseph Schmitz of Shakopee Tuesday
morning at o'clock at st. Stephens
| church, Rev. Father J. T.. Dolphin Off
ciating. Miss I'albina Callahan was
her sisters maid Of honor, and Mr.
/. Jack A. SchmitZ. a brother of tho
bridegroom, was the best man. The
! Out-of-tOwn guests We're: Mr.. ant
Mrs. e. Schmitz Of Shakopee. parents
of the bridegroom and Mrs w. NJ
Heating of Cro"kston. Mr.. and Mrs
Schnitz left for Il short wedding tr1
to Shakopee and will be at home afte1
June / at 202 Twenty seventh stree
east.