The Irish standard., 1913-08-23
ST. PAUL NEWS

the sideboard Of his engine which he
was cleaning in the Union depot yards.
He was taken to st. Joseph's l,ospi-
tai by DR.. r. A. schnacke, police sur
geon.
Jack" Rowan, Jr., 1s years old. eld-
est son Of Police Lieutenant Jack
Rowan Of Rondo station was removed
from his fathers home, 1913 st. An
thony avenue, to the City hospital
Wednesday, critically Ill with typhoid
fever. ~~
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy, Chicago. have
arrived in st. Paul and will spend the
winter at the Aberdeen. Mrs. Tracy
Is the sister of e. c. Haynie and Mrs.
Haynie. Paramount avenue. and has
| visited hero several times.
DR.. Clinton Miller. 50, S11 Hague
avenue. pioneer. st. Paul physician,
died Sunday from paralysis. The fun
| eral was held Thursday. DR.. Miller
was born in Vernon. VT. In 1854. He
/ came to st. Paul with his parents in
1856. He was member of the nrst
graduating class of Central High
school. He was also graduated from
the University Of Michigan and from
the College of Physicians and Sur
geons Of New York. DR.. Miller was
affiliated with the Junior Pioneer As
ISOLATION. He was also q member OF
! the Ramsey County Medical associa-
ton. DIR. Miller II survived by his
widow and one daughter, Lucia j
Miller. and one son. Clinton G. Miller,
Jr, and a brother, N. D. Miller, Of
st. Paul.
Labor day plans were practically
completed by representatives Of 81
labor unions meeting at Federation
hall Monday night. The feature of
the morning collaboration win 9e the
benefit baseball game between the st.
Paul and Minneapolis league teams.
| the proceeds Of which will go to the
fund for the proposed labor temple at
Summit ave. and Cedar ct. In the
afternoon there will be big picnic
at the state fair. at which Gov Eber-
hart. Mayor Keller and w. F. Houk,
state labor commissioner are expect
ed to deliver addresses. The Labor
day parade wifi start at a. m. from
Rice park. So far 1--WE floats have
been promised, representing the bak-
ers. bartenders, plumbers, iron mold
ers and team owners. Five more floats
are sought.
| Mrs. G. ]. McConville and her
daughter, Miss Constance McConville,
% Arundel street, are expected home
tomorrow morning from, Fort Thorn
as, Kentucky Miss McConville has
been spending the past month at Fort
Thomas, the guest Of Lieutenant and
Mrs. James Regan, formerly of Fort
Smelling, and Mrs. MoConville left
about q week ago to join her daugh-
ter.
i LAG ~ SAACAp o. 1U0 IAC00&ab ave-
nue., was painfully burned Monday
morning when a pan Of boiling starch
fell over her face and arms. The lit
tie girl had been helping her mother
to wash, and was taking the pan of
starch from the kitchen stove to the
yard, when she stumbled. The starch
spread over her. Police Surgeon r.
A. schnacke dressed her wounds and
removed her to the city hospital. Her
injuries are painful but not serious.
Mrs. M. ]. Kelly, ono Of the women
police inspectors Of st. Paul. is now
attending the National Catholic Tenn
perance convention at Philadelphia
and before her return will visit insti-
buttons In Pittsburg, Washington, D.
c., and New York, where work SINH
lar to that done in St. Paul. ID carried
on. Mrs. Kelly will visit Ellis island
the night court Of Chicago. and Hull
house. and will make q report on her
Investigations on her return to St
Paul August 18th.
Cards were issued Saturday by Mr.
and Mrs. James Shelly, Louis strest,
for the wedding Of their daughter,
Mary. to Edwin James Kenny Of Du-
luth, to take place at the Cathedral
Saturday. August 30, 1T . Q. m.
MassasIns the Scalp.
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