The Irish standard., 1910-06-25

from it's haunts by brush fires, which
are raging on the hills backs of the
city, trotted into the city Sunday
morning, stood for a moment over the
brink of the Glen at Twelfth avenue
west and First street and then dashed
itself to death by leaping off the prec-
ipice.
j. w! Sheridan and daughter left
the first of the week for two weeks
automobile tour of southern Mime
sofa.
The ST. Louis County Democratic
committee have decided to put a full
ticket in the field at the coming cleo
ton.
I Invitations have been received in
the city for the wedding of Miss Della
Eta Franey of ST. Paul, to DR.. T. Il.
Sheridan of this city. The wedding
will take place from the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. T. O'Connell Miss
F'raney will have as her bridesmaid
at the church ceremony, her sister,
Miss Katherine Franey, and the
groomsman will be John Rondeau of
this city. DR.. Sheridan and his bride
will be at home in this city after
Sept. 1. The bride is we'll known to
many Duluth people, having frequent
ly visited friends here.
Students at the Cathedral high
school presented "a True knight and
Brave" last night before a large audi
ence. The play was translated from
the French by Brother John Joseph.
1t is in four acts. The plot deals with
the fourth crusade.
The leading part boredom, was
cleverly impersonated by James F.
Lamb. Albert r. Scanhon was excel
lent as Louis Hubert A. Albachten
was an admirable Girard. Frank y.
Kelly, as Flavy, was satisfactory
villain. F. Archie Mcdowell, the ac-
complete, read his part with under
standing. Harry E. Ryan was jacques,
the simpleton, and Thomas R. Patter-
; son was humorous as Michael.
Joseph A. Grueson was Beppo, cap
tain of the guard. Clarus j. Graves
was Robert, count of Lucigny. The
assassins were John Hook, Thomas j.
Brown and William J. Daugherty.
Michael Algern was the ghost. Cru
saders were Ambrose J. Nolan, Frank
c. Daugherty, Emil A. Ruff, George A.
Wagner, Edward f. Casey, James a.
Patti Henry ]. Summers, Charles S.
Johnston, George S. Walker, William
J. Daugherty, Harold Haley, Lorenzo
j. Jones, Edward White and Gerald
Farrell.
feature of the play was sword
drill by fourteen boys at the conclu-
swords they performed various evolu-
lions with much skill.
Bishop McGolrick presented the
boys with their diplomas and medals
Diplomas of graduation from the
eighth grade were awarded to Edward
Ahern, Gerald Farrell, Leo Lynch, AL
len Mcdonnell, Francis Bohans Flodv
Fearer, Francis Lyons, Arthur O'Don-
nell, Francis Hughes, Leo Maloney,
John Conlon, Edward Hennyberry,
Paul Mcmahon, Patrick Conlon, Lo:-
EMO Jones, Edward White, John
Twohy and Joseph Windle.
Medals for general scholarship were
? also awarded. The gold medal pre-
scented by Bishop McGolrick for the
sophomore class was won by Harry r.
Ryan, Emil A. Ruff being next in mer-
it. The gold medal donated by Rev.
Father Limmer for the freshman class
was won by Joseph Dillon. Vincent
Fitzgerald was next in merit. The
gold medal for scholarship in the
eighth grade was won by Arthur
O'Donnell, Leo Maloney being next in
merit. The gold medal for scholar
ship in the seventh grade was award
ed to Cornelius Lauermann. Albert
Hall was next in merit. Elocution
medals were awarded as follows:
Sophomore class-Albert R. Seaman,
with Harry E. Ryan as next in merit.
This medal was donated by Div. No. l,
of the Ancient Order Of Hibermians
Freshman class-Clarus J. Graves,
with George S. Walker next in merit.
Preparatory department Emmett
Haynes, with Joseph A. Windle next
, in merit.
} Miss May E. Hammill and Miss
| Jennie La Fond. left Wednesday for
Portland, Ore, to attend the national
, convention of the L. A. A. o. H.
They will visit Butte, Missoula, Spo-
: kane, Tacoma and Seattle before GO
ing to Portland.
Principal George Buck Of the Gen.
} trail high school has been offered a
position as principal of the Short