The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-02-05

about O'clock after meeting Of tho
Sunday school had been held. Rev.
Augustine Brockmeysr. pastor of the
church, stated that all candle lights
In the building had been put out and
that there was no danger Of fire from
ordinary causes. AS temporary quar-
tiers for the Congregation, the school
hall of Twenty-first avenue west nea.
Third street, will be used. The old
structure was insured for $500.
Timothy Anglin. of Proctor, Mis-.
sabe engineer, after working only two
days following. being in the hospital,
has been returned to the institution
with a second injury. He was il,
charge Of extra freight No. 1874, which
had stopped at Mitchell, the Duluth,
Missabe' & Northern sorting yards, u
mile east of Hibbing. To help tie
fireman Mr.. Anglin climbed back ou
the tender but almost Immediately
slipped and fell from the tender to the
ground. In falling he struck his head
against frozen rail-
The young ladies' of the cathedral,
entertained at cards last Monday even.
ing at the cathedral hall. The game
was played at about IS tables, after
which dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. An informal program was ren-
dered, consisting of vocal numbers
by Miss Monroe and J. Foran, and
several Canadian and French selec-
lions from Drummond by Miss Agnes
Poirier. ,.,...,
I A surprise party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs: Matt o'Brien of 81 North
Fifty seventh avenue west last Mon
day evening by a number of friends
Games were played and refreshments
were served.
Miss Mary McFadden is i'll at tile
home of her sister Mrs Robert Martla.
Charles J. .Dardis, formerly with the
Northern Pacific, has been, appointed
4 contracting freight agent for the g.
| NJ. & st. p, with headquarters in this
4 city.
The entertainment which was to have
been given Thursday afternoon by; the
w. G. o. F.. No. 1922, in: Gilley's hall
West Duluth has been postponed ,un-
til after Lent.
Bishop McGolrick is planning a trip
to New York next week to promote
the interest : # the land colony which
he will place in Hubbard, Becker. and
Otter Tail counties in the spring and
summer. An effort will be made. to in
duce settlers from the great eastern
cities to take ak Up homesteads on the
a. a result 81 the municipal election
held on Tuesday the city council will
be made up Of democratic mayor anil
eleven Democratic aldermen, including
Frank Jordan, who was retained in his
seat by a majority of $50.
The meeting of the Bishops clul
Tuesday evening with Miss, Lillian
Kenny as leader was probably one Of
the most interesting Of the year. Miss
Lillian Fitzgerald gave a bible read,
ing. The Martyrdom of St. Step
hen." which bishop McGolrlck fol:
lowed, was / al j, able lbls discussion, JOHN
L. Belanger sang, "The. Bedouins Love
Song" which called for the encore
"veni Creator, by Monti Miss Ce-
ella Vaughn gave a paper on cart
of Rome" First she told of the arcbi-
lecture Of St. Peters. x In speaking o.
the vatican she said, the. architecture
was very poor but contained mans
priceless treasures. The fact tina,
Rome produced no artists was brough:
to light as it was necessary to. call to
Florence and other cities for people
to do the decorating. She mentione ]
the pictures, particularly the "sistine
Madonna" the Last Judgment" and
the ,"Martyrdom of St., Mark" Miss
Myrtle Hobbs delightfully."- rendered
la vestale." and responded with the
encore. Never More" by. scarlatti
Current events were taken up by Miss
Belle Flaherty. She talked in a bright
manner on the congressional inquiry
into the high cost of living, the flood
ii, Paris. the new aeroplane flight from
Tacoma to, Mount Rainier and lastly
told of the New York sculptor who ha.
just finished the statue. of the Atlas
his conception of it being a woman
THE HOUSE OF LORDS
Some Historical Fact. !, About That
i '''' British Chamber.