The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-01-28
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able to count two points and those
were on free throws. J. Barry and
Donahue We're easily the Ascension
stars, while Straite and Fredericks
did the best work for Holy Rosary.
In the preliminary contest the Holy
Rosary Crescents showed under the
st. Joseph remnants by score of 81
to 3. Flahavan, bee" Lawler and
Mcdonald starred for the Crescents.
Hugh Fahey, aged go years, died
Wednesday of last week Services
We're held Jan. 20 at the home of
his sister, Mrs. NJ A. Summer, 3144
Bloomington avenue, and at 9 a. IN. at
Holy Rosary church. Interment took
place in St. Mary's cemetery. He is
survived by two sisters and three
brothers, Mrs. Summer and Mrs. J.
Sandquist, Murf, A. Fahey of Lents,
Ore, James Fahey of Bangor, Me-,
and Frank Fahey of Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs. Hannah Ryan, aged So years,
died Wednesday, Jan. 18, at her home,
$500 Third avenue south. She is sur
vived by seven children, ]. NJ. Ryan,
Havre, Mont; Mrs. j. J. Hubbard,
Arco, Mimi; Mrs. F. ]. Archer st.
Paul, and Mrs. E. P. Brown; Agnes
NJ, Joseph M. and Letitia A. Ryan of
Minneapolis. Services took place Sat-
urday of last week at $3.50 a. m. at
st. Stephens church. Interment in
st. Mary's cemetery.
There is Joy for the policeman in
the action of the council salaries COM
mittee which Wednesday granted
sweeping raise of $50 a year to every
member of the force, with the excep.
ton of a janitress, who gets $40 in
crease, larger than $50 raises to some.
The mayors secretary, Fred T. Will
liams, is raised to $2,40O from $4,000.
The former was the figure when Mr..
Williams took the position, but it had
been cut. The janitress employed in
the police matron's department has
been receiving $3.50 a year. The en-
tire salary schedule as submitted by
the fire committee was adopted. Sec
rotary Scott is raised from $1,65O to
$4,000. Assistant Fire Marshal Hill
is to get $500 instead of $1,000, which
was the pay of the former assistant.
He will have the rank of captain
Salary Of the assistant secretary is cut
from $1,000 to $1,0S6 and that of clerk
from $1,086 to 5000. AS men are
promoted to these positions on this
occasion this means promotion with
out salary increase to one and promo.
ton with a salry increase to another
though he will not get as much as
the former man did.
Two Eighth and Emerson cars were
in collision on Chicago avenue between
Forty-f1fth and Forty-sixth streets at
1870 p. M, Thursday, with such force
that both motormen were pinned in
their vestibules and injured, one seri-
ously. Three passengers, although not
seriously hurt, We're cut by flying
glass. Charles Lucier, 1926 Second
avenue south, motorman on the out
going car, was most serious hurt. The
front of his car was crushed like an
egg shell in the collision. He was
firmly pinned in the debris and passer-
by spent 20 minutes prying him out.
Franklin Connors, 24O9 Ninth street
south, were cut. Nels Sorenson, 21
Andrew Carlson, 4s19 Chicago avenue
and John McInerny, 1926 Third avenue
south, were cut. Nels SSorenson, II
Eastman avenue, motorman on the
northbound, was also pinned in the
vestibule of his car. His wrist was
broken and shoulder bruised. Thomas
Mckinley, 21S1 Fifteenth avenue
south, conductor, and J. P. Lindstrom,
1880 Fifteenth avenue south, passen-
ger, were not seriously hurt. The
track on Chicago avenue at the place
of the accident is single to the end
of the line. Sorenson drove his car
to the end of the loop and turned back
to town. Lucier thought his car was
the only one on the stretch of track
leading to the loon