The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-09-24

NCAlN GU w lIlO LsCN. AIlnur H.. Dunne.
Eau Claire, Wis. Father Dunno chose
as his subject 1.-THE Average Man"
The entertainment was under the
Auscpices of ST. Augustine parish, of
which Rev. H. G. MColl is the pastor.
| Lena Berger, 5 Years of age, 100
Sherburne ave, who was struck by an
automobile at Rice and Viola streets
last Wednesday noon. died Saturday
morning at the city hospital The
little girl. while crossing the street on
: her way to school, lodging past a
wagon ran into the automobile driven
by Miss Ella Murphy. Miss Murphy
has been declared blameless as she
was driving slowly at the time and the
accident was unavoidable.
Patrick Murray, "a years old, fell
| downstairs at o'clock Tuesday night
at his home, 207 Edmund street, and
died shortly afterwards Mr.. Murray
; had just moved to st. Paul, and was
planning trip to Montana He was
on his way to the Union depot carry
ing heavy suitcase downstairs, when
he lost his balance and fell headlong
to the bottom. His neck was broken,
and ne lived only a few minutes. He
is survived by mother, father, BROTH
er and sister.
w. J. Held, vice president and gen.
eral manager, Twin City Rapid Tran
sit Co. and T. f. Andrews were the
principal speakers at the first of a
series of monthly dinners which will
be given by the Associated Merchants
of st. Paul, Tuesday evening at $50
at the Emporium tearooms. Mr.. Hield's
address was based on the many changes
made by the street car company in the
downtown district during the last few
months giving the reasons for such
changes. Mr. Andrews spoke along
the advertising lines for the benefit of
the merchants.
While attempting to cross the street
near his home, Roy Hotchkiss wears.
436 e. 18th St, was run down and
severely injured by an automobile last
Saturday He did not see the car
coming and stepped in front of the
machine. The boys leg was broken
and he was bruised a little about the
body. The car did not stop. The
owner is unknown, but the car bore a
Wisconsin tag.
The Ramsey County Primary Elec-
ton was held Tuesday with some big
surprises. The following will consti-
tute the list Of candidates for the reg
ular election.
County Auditor, Geo. ]. Refs, CD;
Edw. G. Krahmer (R).
Register Of Deeds Michael J. MORT
arty (D), Michael W. Fitzgerald (R.).
County Treasurer, Otto Constans
(D.), Jesse Foot (R).
Sheriff, John Wagner Cd, VIM. A.
Gerber R).
County Attorney, r. D. O'Brien (D.)
D. J.. Keefe (R.).
County Surveyor, No candidate j.
H. Armstrong (R.).
Coroner, DR.. D. c. Jones CD, Dir. c.
T. Miller (R).
County Commissioners, G. A.. Nash,
Louis H. Peter, H. S. Fairchild, David
w. Gray, RD r. "A. Smith, Louis
Nash, D. j. Sullivan, and T.. c. Pouch
err CD.
| Senate.
33d District, c. T.. Nyberg D), W.
w. Dunn R).
34th District Carl wirth (R), j. J..
Handlan CD.
35th District, ]. Van Hoven (D), ".
J, Hawkins (R).
36th District ]. D. Denegre R.)
9th District, J. M. Hackney (D.).
| House.
list Ward, No democratic candidate,
J. A. A. Burnquist (R~).
I'd Ward, John Geary (D.), e. J..
Fuchs (R.).
srd Ward. H. W. Mcdonald (D.). A.
Holm (R).
4th Ward DR.. ]. o. O'Brien (D),
John Ross (R.).
9Th Ward, P. H. Thornton D.), J. p.
Jelinek (R).
9Th Ward. ]. j. Hurley (D), o.
Christensen (R).
18th Ward, No Democratic candidate
c. r. Stone (R).
9Th and 9th Wards, south Of tracks,
T. J. Greene (R), j. A. Hargau (D);
north of tracks. DR.. H. G. Norton (R),
r. J. Clarke Cd.
District Judge. G. L. Bum (D.), o.
car Hallum (R.).
Judge of Probate, No Democratic
candidate, E. W. Bazille (R.).
Congress. John Gieske d., F. c.
Stevens (R).
Mrs, Green, Pilot,