The Irish standard., 1911-08-26
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| Sheas" in Ireland at the present time
| Over $4,000 of this number are counted
as Home Rulers.
Edward G. Quigley, long connected
with the University of Minnesota and
a resident of Minneapolis has been
elected superintendent of the Seattle
public schools.
| The police baseball teams of this
city and st. Paul cross bats at Nicol-
let park this afternoon. 1t will be a
great game and the cause is good
| one. Give them your hearty, loyal
| support.
According to Joseph Devlin, M. F.,
| the Ancient Order of Hibernians of
Ireland is growing rapidly At the
end Of 1909 the affiliated divisions
numbered GAG. Reports from the re-
cent biennial convention held in that
| country place the number of divisions
| now at IT'S.
! William M. Nash has resigned from
the position of County Attorney and
| Timothy G. Flynn has been appointed
| to the vacancy thus made. They are
both young men, the sons of old time
Minneapolitans, and are fast forging
to the front in their profession.
| Congressman Hamill of New Jer-
sey hit the nail squarely in his adj
dress in the national house of repre-
entatives Tuesday, just before it's
final adjournment, when he urged that
| the arbitration treaties be not con-
cluded with unreasonable haste, de-
claring that Ambassador Bryce and
not President Taft was father of the
treaties.
| The elevation to the Archiepiscopal
See of Dubuque, Iowa, of Bishop
keane, recently noted in these columns
is a matter of great delight and salts
! faction to the people of the twin cit
| ies-Protestant as we'll as Catholic
| who know him for his real worth. He
was pastor of the Immaculate Con-
| ception church in this city from 1892
till 1902. period of ten years.
when the case against F. A. Whittier,
superintendent Of the Red Wing train
ing school for boys, had it's beginning.
And the end-it certainly isn't in
sight. 1t is possible the case may be
brought to conclusion during the
term of the present governor. though
it would not be safe to offer odds on
such a presumption.
At the Astoria, Oregon, Centennial
pageant Catholic Day." August 20,
has been most prominently mentioned.
1t proved great success. largely due
to the efforts of Archbishop Christie,
who was ably assisted in the prep
| aration of a historical program con-
corning the work of the Church in the
Pacific Northwest by members of the
knights of Columbus, Ancient Order
of Hibernians, Foresters and other
organizations
There is no reason, no matter what
the circumstances, for any dissension
| in the ranks of the Hibernians from
one organization to the other such as
that recently reported to have taken
place in Philadelphia. The Irish
Standard is loath to believe the story
thus sent out, though it bears the
stamp of reliability. If true, such ac-
ton is both foolish and unwarranted
and can only work to the injury of
those who would advocate and encour-
age such a course.
Rev. Charles F. Kavanaugh has
been appointed chancellor of the Arch
diocese of Philadelphia by Archbishop
| io''ueI Sdsl. tdIHeT hdVdnaSn was
born in st. Francis Xavier's parish,
Philadelphia. He received his aca-
demic training in La Sale college, and
in 1887 was admitted to the Seminary
of st. Charles Borromeo, Overlook.
He was ordained to the priesthood
June -. 1897, by Bishop (now arch
ibishOn) Prenderrast
|
| News comes from Washington that
Senators Nelson and Clapp are not on
the best of terms. The former regu
lar, does not consider the latter a Re-
publican, while the junior member in
the United States Senate from Mime.
sofa and a progressive holds about the