THE IRISH STANDARD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911.

Sligo. stricken, on Monday, but seemed to scending to it, and c.vered over with second and fourth Sundays of month In P. H. McGraw, 102 Vernon St.; Med. On the motion of John O'Dowd, M. rally, until with the second attack the A. O. H. hall, at Madison Lake. Exam., Dr. Chas. H. Payette, Silvey large flag stones, and many persons CROW WING COUNTY. P., for South Sligo, the Executive of j Blk., 404 N. 55th., Meetings held on first end came. She was about 75 years old. came from long distances to partake County President, Wm. Barron, 414 4tb Tuesday of each month at Gilley's hall. Ave., Brainerd. Minn- NEWS FROM IRELAND the United Irish League adopted a res-: The remains •..were forwarded to this SCOTT COUNTY. * of its waters in honor of the Saint Division No. 1, Brainerd—Pres.. B. C. County President—F. J. Leonard, Jor­ oiution condemning several outrages! i McNamara, Columbia Block. Brainerd, city and taken to the home of her whose name it bore. In those dark dan, Minn. Minn.; Vice Pres., Hugh Breason, 609 Division No. 1, Belle Plaine—Pres., Dr. perpetrated in the Bully mote district.! daughter, Mrs. Hubert Wollmering, iKingwodd St., Brainerd, Minn.; Rec. Sec., Antrim. and evil days the land and orchard in G. R. Moloney, Belle Plaine: Vice Pres., hand, state that there is special work 30 hundredweight of hay, the property j : Gerald Barren, 414 ith Ave., Brainerd, J. P. Kelley, Belle Plaine; Rec. Sec., Marshall, and were accompanied by question did not belong to a person Minn.; Fin. Sec.. James J. Nolan. 615 Sir. A. Savage, P. L. G., Belfast, has to be got through on each day. H. B. Conlon, Belle Plaine; Fin. Sec., oi Bernard Higgins, of Drumfin, was, her son, Rev. William Redding, and :5th St., N., Brainerd, Minn.; Ins. Sec., J. H. Stratton, Belle Plaine; Ins. Sec., professing the same religion as St. • James J. Nolan, 615 Sth St. N„ Brain­ been made a presentation amounting Kerry. entirely destroyed by fire. A fewj J. H. Stratton, Belle Plaine; Treas., Miss Anna Redding of Grantsburg, Brigid, and, consequently, the well and erd, Minn.; Treas. Tim Toohey, 201 1st John Clarke, Belle Plaine: Med. Exam., A laborer named Maurice O'Connor, nights after a party of men surround-' Ave., Brainerd, Minn.; lied. Exam., Dr. Dr. G. R. Moloney. Meetings are held to 100 guineas by his supporters and Wis., and John Redding of Pierz. The its approaches were closed up, and the Secora, First National Bank Building. in the employment of Mr. J. M. Slat- ed the house of Patrick Scanlon, of | on first Sunday of month in Fraternity funeral was held from St. Mary's inhabitants were deprived of the privi­ ; Brainerd, Minn. Meetings are held on first hall at Belle Plaine, Minn. admirers to cover the cost of his elec­ tery, Tralee, received fatal injuries to ; and third Wednesday of month in Elks' Carrigngark, and, after firing several j church, New Trier, Tuesday at 10 hall, at Brainerd. STEELE COUNTY. tion expenses. lege of honoring their patron saint, to County President, Geo. C. Toher, Owa- a horse attached to a cart, which he shots, threatened him with dire pun-1 DAKOTA COUNTY. tonna, Minn. o'clock a. m. Rev. William Redding whom are dedicated both the Protes­ County President, T. P. Moran. Has- Mr. Henry Carroll. Greencastle, Bel­ was loading with goods, having bolt­ ishment if he continued to • furnish officiating. . tings, Minn. Division No. 1, Owatonna—Pres., W. • ed. tant and Catholic churches here. If a ! Division No. 1, Hastings—Div. Pres., H. Kilty. Owatonna; Vice Pres., J. E. fast, has been presented with the Im­ sand for use in the erection of a Belle Plaine, Minn. — M. O'Brien's Quinn, Owatonna; Rec. Sec., J. E. Ma- few good men and true would some ; Jas. McLaughlin, Hastings, Minn. Vice lone, Owatonna; Fin. Sec., J. E. Malone, John Crowley. Denis Crowley and dwelling on a boycotted farm. • Pres., J. E. Kenney, Hastings, Minn.; perial Service Medal in recognition of home on Forest street got on fire about fine day shortly open up this stream Rec. Sec., II. L. Meyer, Hastings, Minn.; Owatonna; Ins. Sec., J. E. Malone, Nora Daly were, at Blarney Petty 1 Owatonna; Treas., John Hogan, Owa­ Tyrone. 2 o'clock Monday afternoon of last Kin. Sec., M. O'Brien, Hastings, Minn.; his long service under the Prison and re-discover as it were one of the Ins. Sec, M. O'Brien, Hastings, Minn.; tonna; Med. Exam., G. G. Morehouse. Sessions, sent to jail for two months, The Revisional Court for South Ty­ Meetings are held on first Friday of week and was partially destroyed. No holy wells for which our country is so Treas., jno. Kane; Med. Exam., Dr. L. Board. Capt. C. Munroe, Governor, and Hannah Crowley for one month rone held a session at Caledon and, D. Peck. Meetings held on second and month in I. O. O. F. hall at Owatonna, one was at home when the Are start­ famed, they would be conferring a fourth Thursday at A. O. IT. W. hall. Minn. Co. Antrim Prison, made the presen­ for assaulting two brothers named again at Ballygawley. Mr. William! ed, Mr. O'Brien was at the elevator, HENNEPIN COUNTY. SWIFT COUNTY. tation. high honor on St. Brigid's parish. County president—p. J. O'Donnell, 3500 County President—D. F. McDermott, O'Connor over a political difference. Karly, solicitor, Aughnaeloy, and Mr. I Clontarf. his wife was up town, and the chil­ —John Farrell. Longfellow Ave., Minneapolis; Vice Pres., Cavan. King's County. W. H. Donahue, 400 Temple Court; Fin. Division No. 1, Clontarf, Minn.—Dir. Michael Higgins appeared for the Na- j dren at school; and the alarm was Pres., William Kenna, Danvers, R. R, Na The Cavan Urban Cuuncil has de­ Sec., Peter Cumrnings, 2720 14th av. S.. Rev. J. Kiyiin, c. C., has presented tionalists, while the Unionists were] turned in by neighbors who discov­ Roc. Sec., J. C. Gubbins, 90S Bassett 2; Vice Pres., Cornelius Regan, Danvers; Hebrews Embrace the Faith. Place, County Treas., John Moran, 905 Kec. Sec., Jas. O'Donnell, Clontarf; Fin. cided to take steps to instal a public Master Thos. Mailer with a silver represented by J. J. Rea, instructed by ered smoke rolling out from the rear An event of unusual interest oc­ "7th ave, X. E., Chaplain, Eev. M. O'­ Sec., D. F. McDermott, Clontarf* Ins. and private electric lighting system Brien. 3115 W. 44th St. Sec., Patrick Foley. Danvers, R. R. No. 2; watch from the Trustees of the Car­ the Rev. Mr. Adderly and J. S. Ben­ upper room. When the fire depart­ Treas., Patrick Foley, Danvers, R. R. No. its that town. curred in Baltimore recently, when, in ' Division No. l, Minneapolis—Pres. M. negie Hero Fund, suitably inscribed, nett. R. M. Hennessey presided and S. ment got a stream turned upon the , W. Mogan, 2209 18th Ave. So.; Vice 2; Med. Exam., Dr. Oscar Dagnault. Ben­ Carlow. the Cathedral, Cardinal Gibbons con­ ; Pres., P. V. O'Donnell, 3500 Longfellow son. Meetings are held on the first Sun­ lor saving the life of a school com­ L. Johnston acted as Registrar. The tmilding it took but a short time to Ave.; Rec. Sec., Thomas O'Neill, 2429 day of month in A. O. H. hall. Clontarf, firmed a Hebrew and his six sons. The Minn. Carlow Urban Council has accepted panion last June. The presentation Nationalist gain was 43. Uth Ave. So.; Fin. Sec., W. P Casey, 253 extinguish the fire. The Are had mother had previously been received Fremont Ave. N.; Ins. Sec., D. J. McHugh, WINONA COUNTY. the tender of Mr. J. Walshe. Carlow, | was made before the boys of the Ban­ Tipperary. burned slowly, but the entire upper 2410 3 2th Ave. So.; Treas., E J. Owens, County President, M. Syan, 364 B. into the Church. This incident re­ 24.", set!! Ave So.; Med. Exam., Drs Hen- King St. al £ 2,846 for the erection of 16 ar-j agher N. S„ who gave their young The girls at Clceves' Condensed floor and roof will have to be entirely calls to mind the fact that many Jews . ry and Hynes. Meetings are held on Division No. 1, Winona—Pres., P. 3. . tisans' dwellings and 18 cottages. | companion a hearty ovation. 1-Ie has first Sunday and third Thursday of month Barlow. 105 E. King St.; Vice Pres.. M. Milk Factory, Clonmel, again struck rebuilt. The house was fairly well i'i the United States have entered the In K. C. hall at 527 1st ave. s. D. Kelly, 609 W. 5th St.; Rec. Sec., J. A. There were eight other tenders. It; also received £ 5 and a certificate from insured. i Division Ko. 2, .Minneapolis—Pres. Fe- McMillan, 328 w Howard St.; Fin. Sec. work, on the ground of unfair treat­ Catholic Church, and a number of was agreed that the work should be; the Royal Humane Society. i ilx McNamee, 1527 iith St. S.; Vice Pres., apd Ins. Sec., Geo. A. Fitzgerald, 561 W. ment. It was later shown that they Blue Earth, Minn.—Mrs. Ann Cor­ these have become priests and nuns. I John Mason. 213 nth Ave. 14. 1£.; Rec. Sec., f,VVstv Treas., John P. Snyder, 64 W. carried out by local labor, as far as I Limerick. ID. Brennan, 3!>00 Sth SI. S.; Fin. Sec., J;abasha; Med. Exam., G. J. Tweedy, 78 did so under a misapprehension, and coran, aged 85 years, died at the home Boston is represented in the list by I Frank Koulfrer. sy-19 Garfield Ave. N.: Ins. # vl „ f* Meetings held on second and possible, and that there should be not I Sec., James KeUy, £925 ISth Ave. S.; fourth Ihursdays of month at St. Thomas sub I tt'n votes to 20, a motion was de- work was resumed after the dinner- of her son James, near Blue Earth, on David Goldstein, formerly a leading j Treas.. Edward Bevans, 734 4th St. N.; hall. tented at Limerick Board of Guardians hour. Monday, September 25. The deceased Med. Exam., Dr. Murphy. Meetings held Cork. Socialist. , on nrst Sunday and third Thursday of for an increase of £40 in the salary The Tipperary magistrates, on the came to Minnesota about 53 years ago Among the priests are the following: j month, 2:30 and S p. m„ at Richmond hall, Sergeant Grey has been elected : 3d Ave. and 5th St. S. LADIES' AUXILIARY of the workhouse Master. It was suggestion of Mr. J. F. Darcy, solici­ and made her home near Winona for Revs. James Veit of New York city, I, Division No. 3, Minneapolis—Pres.. Dan- BLUE EARTH COUNTY. rate collector to the Mallow Urban I 1 County President, Mr*. Catherine Mc­ pointed out that the salary stood at tor, and District Inspector Brownrigg, 11 years, then moving 9 miles west of Hilary Rosenfeld, O. S. B„ of Daven­ 'el O'Conneil, 901 West 3Gth St.; Vice Council in place of Ml. Lane, who did I Pres., A. E. Cramsie, 659 Polk St. N. E.; Namara. £200, with rations and apartments. adjourned for three months cases Blue Earth, where she made her home port, la., and Paul Schaffel, D. D. (he Rec. Sec., F. E. Styles, 731 Jefferson Division No. 1, Madison Lake, Minn.— not seek re-election. j St. N. E.; Fin. Sec. P. J. Duggan, 201 Sth glv. Pres., Mrs. Mary McCarthy; Vice Edward O'Sullivan, 18 years, a stu­ against 12 employes of the local con­ till about ten years ago, and since then changed his first name from Saul to , Ave. N. E.; Ins. Sec., P. J. Duggan 201 f,res-. Mrs. Bridget Smith; Rec. Sec- £1,500 are being claimed by M.I ! 8th Ave. N. E.: Treas., P. S. Jefferies, Mrs. Bridget A. Madigan; Fin. Sec., Mrs. dent in the Redemptionist College, was densed milk factory for alleged riot­ has resided with her son James. She Paul), assistant pastor of St. Rose's O'Leary, Bantry, as compensation for1 |S17 2nd St N. E.; Med. Exam., Dr. R. P. Margaret Murphy; Ins. See., Mrs. Jane recently drowned while bathing in the ous conduct in connection with a had been a very patient sufferer and church, Racine, Wis. Then there are , O'Brien. 204 Medical Block. Meetings Brown; Treas., Mrs. Catherine McNa­ the alleged malicious burning of his' : are held on first Sunday and third Tues- mara; Med. Exam., Dr. Bigelow. Meet- Shannon. He was a native of Tour- strike at the factory. v.as a loving and devoted mother and Brother Antony of the Society of the . day of month In A. O. U. W. hall, 310 are held on the second Sunday and shop, stores, and stock-in-trade on the Central Ave. nafulla, near Abbeyfeale. Wicklow. had a host of relatives and friends. Atonement, and Brother Walter of the fourth Thursday of month in the Bank night of the 30th August. The Bantry ' Division No. 4, Minneapolis—Pres., J. block hall. f" Louth. The Wicklow Urban Council has I he funeral services were conducted Alexian Brothers, and Miss Blanche P. Donahue, 1619, Irving Ave. N.; Vice _ . BIG STONE COUNTY. District Council has handed the case Pres., John Menalis, 310 12th Ave. N.; nt George Campbell, a farm laborer, passed a resolution (on the motion ofj at Si. Peter's and Paul's Church. Elkan of the Sisters of the Good Shep­ Rec. Sec., R. E. Branton, 1200 6th St. N.; Gracevtite ' Mrs. Grace Day, over to Mr. Healy for the defence. j Fin. Sec., I. F. Rice, 2603 Lyndaie Ave. V s on No aged 30, was recently found hanging Mr. Joseph Carroll), deploring the loss Those left to 'mourn their loss are a*B'i ' i - 1. Gracevllie—Pres., Mrs. Larry Sullivan, recently described herd, Boston. N.j Ins. Sec., Peter Mitchell. 1908 Lyn- r'tell?.Brennan: Vice Pres., Mrs. Cather- from a tree on a farm, two miles from to Ireland occasioned by the death of •.'r.'mes and Mrs. Kate Webb of Blue ?A,Ie„Ave- N.; Treas., John C. Gubbins. wie McLoughlin; Rec. Sec., Mrs. Lenora by the Cork Co. Board as "one of the 808 Bassett Place; Med. Earn., Drs. Egan 5a"da"•' Fin. and Ins. Sec., Miss Margaret Drogheda. Cardinal Moran. i'.arth. M. C. of Havana, N. D., Wil­ ana Flynn. Meets seconds and fourth Treas., Mrs. Margaret Sammon; best forwards in Ireland," died lately; Tuesday at I. O. O. F. hall, Plymouth wr Dr- B. M. Randall. Meet- At a meeting of the Drogheda Cor- At a large meeting in Ovoeo. .Vliss liam of Winona, Thomas, of Akeley. e on after a few days' illness, from blood' A. 0. H. DIRECTORY Ave, N and Third St. JJp !L J.^ second and fourth Fridays ! poration held on September 21st. a Littledale, the owner of the land on and George of Conrad, Montana. Division No. 5. Cahill—President, M. ot month in Crowe's hall. poisoning, at the age of 20. Gleeson, Edina, Minn.; V. P., T. F. Darcy, _ „ HENNEPIN COUNTY. | proposal to invite the Messrs. Pierce which "Moore's Tree" recently fell, S? 'li Rec. Sec., William Gleeson, Edina; Pres., Miss Mary A. Boylan, 1826 Clare. Fin. Sec., James Ryan, Cahill; Ins. Sec., ave to remove their foundry and iron suggested that the tree should be re- ifrl nue south; vice president, Mrs. <>n September 16th, death removed THE POPE'S GUARD T. J. Moriarty, Cahill; Treas., - James Margaret Tierney, 219 8th avenue north- works to Drogheda from Wexford, in erected in a concrete base and pro­ Delaney, Cahill. Meetings are held on ?9oi'^?eoretary' Mrs- Catherine O'Brien, from his professional activities Dr. Shipment of Rifles to Vatican Causes second Sunday of month in Cahill. Jttb tfirard avenue north; treasurer, Mrs. view of their threat to shut down tected, and promised to give every fa­ Division No. 6, Minneapolis—Pres., M. O'Brien. 2530 16th avenue south, Thomas A. Dillon, Assistant Medical Spasm of Excitement. F. Crahen, 2646 16th Ave. S.; Vice Pres., uivision No. l, Minneapolis—Pres.. Mrs. permanently in consequence of the cility to have the suggestion carried Officer of the Croyden Infirmary, at Vern. Hanley, 2807 11th Ave. S.: Rec. Mary Mulvlhill, 707 University Ave. N. E.; strike in that town, was discussed. out. It was decided to communicate Quito a sensation was caused by the Sec.. Thos. W. Hickey, 2413 16th Ave. XlS? Pre8-. Miss Mary McGrath, 628 E. the early age of 33. lie was the son S.; Fin. Sec., P. L. Cumrnings, 2720 icfS » ' Rilc- Se°.. Mrs. Mary Lane, 803 Longford. with the Board of Works on the mat­ arrival of 150 rilies directed to the 14th Ave. S.; Ins. Sec., P. L. Cumrnings, ibth Ave. N.; Fin. Sec., Mrs. Katherine of Mr. and Mrs. James Dillon, Church 2720 14th Ave. S.; Treas., John Hanley, Casey, .£53 Fremont Ave. N.; Ins. Sec., - ter. The consideration of a proposal street, Knnis. He had been spending Mi . T. Payton has been appointed a Vatican. Some perfervid Italian pat­ 2322 11th Ave. So.; Med. Examiners. Miss Mary Garvey, 2328 7th St. S.; to erect a memorial to Thomas Moore Drs. Barber and Murphy. Meetings are irrejls W,Mrs- Clara Ryan, 87 Holden St.; his vacation in Russia, and caught a D. L. for Co. Longford. riots feared that the Pope was pre­ held on first Sunday and third Thursday J?*am., Dr. Rose Vallely, 835 An- of month in Maccabee hall, corner Bloom- The Most Rev. Dr. lloare, replying near the tree was deferred to the next NATIONAL OFFICER8. arus Bldg. Meetings held on second and i eld which developed into pneumonia, paring to re-take possession of Rome. ington and Franklin, at 3 and 8 p. m. 'ou"h Monday evenings at 17 S. 7th St., t'j the Longford Co. Council, stated he meeting. It was decided to open a Division No. 7, Minneapolis—Pres., C. A- 9-. U. W. hall. from which death resulted. aWent-,ame Resat> st Pau1, P. McGrath, 536 Fremont Ave. No.; Vice 1 subscription list immediately. And then there was the inevitable Ukm ' - - D vision No. 2, Minneapolis—Pres., Dublin. had considered the question of his res­ Pres.. M. J. Farley, 11 So. 12th St.; Rec. Mrs. P. L. Collins, 4207 Vincent Ave.S- Waterford. discussion in the newspapers as to 3 J #Ph McLou hHn Sec., A A Dunleavy, 1522 No. Penn Ave.; Vice Pres., Miss Frances Mahony, 508 A Coroner's jury found that Win. ignation of membership of the Asylum Philadelphia."' *"' °" * ' Fin. Sec., Geo. Gillon, 1703 5th St. N.; On Tuesday morning, two weeks whether or no duty should be charged Treasurer—Thomas Maloney, Council Ins. Sec., Thos. Jordan, 2615 19th Ave St. N. E.; Rec. Sec., Mrs. Mary l'\ Ketherstonhaugh, a bank manager, Committee, and he must ask the Coun­ Bluffs, Iowa. No; Treas., J. M. Brownrigg, 811 16th OKeefe, 409 6th Ave. N. E.; Fin. Sec., ago, Peter Dea, a milesman on the G. ui'O'i these weapons. When it was Secretary—James T. McGlnnis, Scran- Mrs. Alice Finnegan, 21 2nd St. N. E.; of Kathgar, died of heart failure. cil to accept it. On the motion of Mr. av. No.; Med. Exam., Dr. Jas. O'Donnell, ton, Pennsylvania. 204 Donaldson Bldg. Meetings are held Ins. Sec., Miss Ursula Cody, 151 7th Ave. .1. P. Farrell, .VI. P., .seconded by Mr. S. and W. Railway, was killed by a Known that these were for the use of e': Jre^?-,Mrs- Mary Hill, 1407 7th Dublin did herself proud in the on second and fourth Thursday of month St. S. E.; Med. Exam., Dr. Phelan, St. passing goods train near Kilford sta­ the guards that protect the person of « M NATIONAL DIRECTORS. In McElroy hall, at Nicollet and Sth St. matter of entertaining the "Eighty P. McCarthy, a resolution was unani­ T Anthony Bank Bldg. 4th and Central. £• - Moran, Washington, D. C. Division No. 10, Minneapolis—Pres., G. Meetings are held on first and third mously passed accepting his Lord­ tion, about 7 miles from Waterford the Pope and the Vatican the timor­ Sf.Y;, William McLaughlin, New Jersey. J. Molan, 1518 Jefferson St. N. E.; Vice Club," the party of British politicians William J. Daugherty, Illinois. Pres.. J. V. Condon, 1223 25th Ave. N. Mondays of month In A. O. U. W. hall ship's resignation. City. A verdict of accidental death ous Italians became tranquil for the l nomas F. Powers, Michigan. E.; Rec. Sec., F. D. Feeney, 802 26th at 310 Central Ave. > "en lour" in the interest of Home Rule Division No. 3, Minneapolis—Pres., An­ was the finding of the Coroner's jury. moment. The yveapons in use in the Ave. N. E.; Fin. Sec., John Moran, 905 in Ireland. A big dinner at the Gres- Leitrim. STATE OFFICERS—MINNESOTA. 27th Ave. N. E.; Ins. Sec., John Moran, nie Dugan, 1839 Bryant Ave. N.; Vice Wexford. Vatican are those that go back to a e Fred L Ryan 905 27th Ave. N E.; Treas., Patrick Pres., Bertha Menalis, 312 12tli Ave. N.: ham and visits to the old House of The handball tournament held Dulu th ' - F&lladlo bldg., Bonner. 1954 B St. N. E.; Med. Exam.. Rec. Sec., Nellie Webster, 1619 Emerson The supply of barley to the Ennis- period before the Italian invasion, and 6 PresI6en Dr. McGuire, 2339 Central Ave. N. E. Ave. N.; Fin. Sec., Katherine Ryan, 322 Lords, and other places of historic in­ recently in the line alley of Drumsna, bauit t—J- P. Kennedy, Farl- 8th Ave. N. E; Ins. Sec., Mary L. Mc- corth.v market during the past week are, as even the late Mr. Gladstone Meetings are held on second Sunday and terest were features. was a great success and there wa« a .sta .i? Secretary—J. j. Fitzgerald, Pal­ fourth Tuesdays of month in Odd Fellows Breen, 2024 Aldrich Ave. N.; Treas.. has exceeded all records, and the thor­ would admit, "rusty tools" that need ace Clothing House, Minneapolis, hall at 22nd and Central Ave. N. E. Mary Coleman, 1017 3rd St. N.; Med. Donegal. large attendance while several strong rreasurer—John Sherman, Winona. LE SUEUR COUNTY. Exam., Dr. McLaughlin, 217 Pillsbury oughfares have been thronged with refurbishing. it is remembered how Bldg. Meetings are held on first and on September 16th the fair of Bal- players participated. The Carrick- State Chaplain—Rev. P. R. Cunning­ County President, D. A. ilanlon, Mont­ corn laden cars from the small hours useful they are in the guarding of the ham, Hastings. gomery, Minn. third Tuesdays of month In hall at lyshannon was held. It was of an av- on-Shannon were defeated, much to President of Insurance Fund—T. J. Division No. 3. Montgomery, Minn.— Plymouth Ave. N. and Third St. of the morning till late in the evening. Vatican, especially by night, when the Doyle, St. Paul. Pres., Thos. Loftus, Montgomery, Minn.; Division No. 4, Minneapolis—Pres., Mrs eiagc size with bidding fairly active. the surprise of their enthusiastic fol­ >reSldent 0- Vice Pres., John Spence, Montgomery, Hannah O'Brien, 2530 16th Ave. S.; Vice The price shows an upward tendency, nimble thief prowls around; and how Rochester —J" McGovern, Pres., Mrs. James Buckley, 2541 15th Ave The supply of young heifers was good lowers. Minn.; Rec. Sec., C. D. McCarthy, Mont­ and 14s per barrel is now easily ob­ these Vatican guards found in the »i?eSreta^r of Insurance—John Mahoney. gomery, Minn.; Fin. Sec., D. A. Hanlon, S.; Rec. Sec, Mrs. John Foley, 1329 E. and fat cattle sold well. Meath. Z-0 Temple Court, Minneapolis. Montgomery, Minn.; Ins. Sec., D. A. Han­ 22nd St.; Fin. Sec., Mrs. Annie Johnston. tained for good malting samples. Gardens and captured three out of the Treasurer of Insurance—John Sheehy, lon, Montgomery, Minn.; Treas.. P. J. 2649 12th Ave. S.; Ins. Sec., Mrs. Anna Down. The Meath Farmers' Association at Montgomery. Keohen, Montgomery, Minn. Meetings are Bryant, 2115 Bloomington Ave.; Treas., four thieves who entered there to rob n,. 2ite Medical Director—Dr. E. W. held on second Sunday of month in Van- Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard, 2644 13th Ave A farm containing 3 acres 2 roods ii meeting at Navan, Mr. G. \V. Oakes B"?kley, St. Paul. asek & Pericka hall at Montgomery. S.; Med. Exam., Dr. J. P. Barber, 940 the neighboring mint of the Italian and 32 perches (Irish), the property OVER THE NORTHWEST .Directors of Insurance Fund—T. C. Mc­ MURRAY COUNTY. 15th Ave. S., office at Maccabee hall. presiding, have decided to hold shows Government—taken from the Pope Carthy, st. Paul; John Moran, Minneap­ County President, Patrick Cailley, Sr., Meetings are held on first and third or the representatives of the late Rose of horses suitable as troopers through­ olis; E. J. McManus, St. Paul; 3. W. Currie. Thursdays of every month at 8 p. m Hastings, Minn.—John E. Murphy and handed them over to the Italian Devery. Faribault; Robt. Madigan, Madi­ Division No. 1. Avoca—Pres., Michael at Maccabee hall, corner Franklin and Rourke, Rostrevor, county Down, and out the country with a view of facili­ son Lake. Cullin, Sr., Fulda; Vice Pres., Edward Bloomington Ave. died Monday morning of last week at police outside the precincts of the Pa­ subject to the yearly judicial rent of State Board of Audit—M. J. Hynes, Fitzgerald; Rec. Sec., M. E. Cullen, Fulda; Division No. 5, Minneapolis—President. .M tating direct dealings between farm­ his residence on West Fifth street, pal Palace. Rosemount; J. p. Connelly, St. Paul; 3. Fin Sec., J. J. Crowley, Avoca; Ins. Sec., Alice Comee, 3101 Girard Ave; Vice Pres. £3 16s 6d, with free mountain graz­ ers and the representatives of the J. Daley, Minneapolis. Wm. Nagle, Avoca; Treas., John E. Mary .T. Gleason, 2507 Emerson Ave ' from heart failure, after an illness of A more convenient passage than the Flynn, Avoca. Meetings are held on 3rd Rec. Sec., Mary Morrissey, 2719 Emer­ ing, has been sold at auction to Mr. Government. A resolution was also short duration. He was a member of NATIONAL OFFICER8—LADIES' Sunday of monih in A. O. H. hall at son Ave.; Fin. Sec., Maria Jordan, 2719 present from the apartments of the Avoca, Minn., after mass. Emerson Ave.; Ins. Sec.. Kate O'Brien Patrick Farrell, Ballinran, for the sum adopted urging the Department to „ „ AUXILIARY. Division No. 1, A. O. H. He is sur­ Pope to the Vatican Gardens is now in National President—Mrs. Anna C. Ma- NOBLES COUNTY.- 3226 Girard Ave. N.; Treas., Martha of £335—over £90 an acre. make illegal the coloring of margarine Ifa. Scranton. Pa. County President. Thos. Burke, Ells­ Griffin, 506 Sth Ave. S.; Med. Exam. J vived by his wife, one son and three course of construction. The total .National Vice Precedent—Mlrs. Mary worth. '» P. Flynn., corner Bryant and 20th Ave" Derry. to resemble butter; also that distinc­ McCarthy, Westfleld, Mass. Division No. 1, Ellsworth, Minn.—Pres., N. Meetings are held on second and daughters, Maurice J., Margaret, length of the new route is 200 metres, M. Holleran; Vice Pres., Thos. Fagtn; A meeting, under the auspices of National Secretary—Mrs. Christie, Ohio. fourth Thursday of month in Young's tive qualities be added to that com­ Agatha and Irene, also a sister, Mrs. National Treasurer—Mrs. Mary B. Da­ Rec. Sec., James Burke; Fin. Sec., Thos. hall at corner of DuDont and 20th Ave and in the tracing of it care was tak­ ley, Minneapolis, Minn. Cary; Ins. Sec., James Burke; Treas., the Railway Clerks' Association, was modity so as to make it easily distin­ Division No. 7, Minneapolis—Pres., Thomas Murnane of Coates. The fun­ en, even at the cost of prolonging the STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUX- Thos. Sweeney; Med. Exam., Dr. Gill. Laura Hatton, 40 Eastman Ave.; Vice held at St. Columb's Hall, Derry, to guishable from butter. _ ILIARY. Meetings held on third Wednesday at Pres., Mary Reed, 2825 Polk St. N. E.; eral was held from the Church of the route, to avoid touching in the small­ President—Mrs. Mary n. Daley. 1806 Church hall. protest against the dismissal of Mr. Rec. Sec., Mary J. Waddick, 2535 Taylor Mayo. Guardian Angels, Rev. P. R. Cunning­ Central ave., Minneapolis. RAMSEY COUNTY. est degree the villa of Pius IV., "that Vice President—Miss May E. Hammlll, County President, T. J. Doyle, 954 Si. N. E.; Fin. Sec., Margrete Moran, M. J. Dudley by the Derry and Lough In a speech to the •Castlebar Total 2301 Madison St. N. E.; Ins. Sec., Mary ham officiating. Interment in the perfect image of an ancient country Dulutli. Armstrong ave.; vice pres., S. J. McDon- Irwin, 833 3rd Ave. N. E.; Treas., Cath­ Swilly Railway Co. Councillor M'Car- Abstinence Society, Mr. John Fitzgib- Secretary—Ella C. Keating, 147 Pleas­ ough, 380 Como ave.; Rec. Sec., J. T. church eometery. house," nor the avenues, nor the trees. ant ave., St. Paul. Grogan, 615 Capitol Boul.; Fin. Sec., W. erine Bums, 915 27th Ave. N.E.; Mei rcn, who presided, said Mr. Dufflcy bon, M. P., declared that all Irish Treasurer—Miss Mary Coogan, Fari­ T. Naughton, 205 Goodrich ave.; Treas., Exam., Dr. Maguire, 2339 Central Ave. Green Isle, Minn.—Bishop J. J. Law. There is an underground gallery, which bault. Walter Pendergast, 505 Forest st.; Chap­ N. E., Dr. Doyle, 4% Washington Ave. S was dismissed for endeavoring to or­ questions were subordinate to that of Meetings are held on first and third ler will bo at St. Brendan's church on will pass under the street without af­ Board of Directors—Mary M. Sullivan. lain, Rev. T. F. Gleeson, 975 E. Sth st. ganize the staff. A resolution was Dulutli; Ellen Conroy, St. Paul; Mary i Meetines 1st Monday evening of each Wednesday of month ii. Odd Fellows' temperature, which was more impor­ next Sunday to administer the Sacra­ Reilly, Brainerd. month :n Hibernian halls, 7th and Frank­ hall at 22nd and Central Ave. N. E. fecting in any way the entrance to Division No. 9, Minneapolis—Pres., Mary passed demanding the reinstatement tant to Ireland than oven the win­ Auditing Committee—Margaret Scott, lin. St. Paul. ment of confirmation. On that day the Picture Gallery or to the Museums. St. Paul; Catherine Connors, Stillwater, Division No. 1, St. Paul—Pres., A. Mc­ Turner, 1218 Jefferson St. N. E.; Vice of Mr. Duflicy, and calling for a Board ning of her native Parliament. Julia Doyle, Kellogg. Donald, 1028 Dayton Ave.; Vice Pres.. Pres., Margaret Kelly, 1615 Seventh St there will be two masses; low mass This gallery, which is thirty metres in S. E.; Rec. Sec., Mary Coughlln, 251 of Trade inquiry into the conditions Insurance Secretary—Margaret A. Gra­ Harry P. Cnurchill, 120 Acker St.; Rec. Dr. M. D. Staunton. Acting .Medical dy. Stillwater. Sec.. J. M. Tlerney, 528 Temperance St.; Western Ave.; Fin. and Ins. Sec., Mary at 8:30 at which those who are to be length, and seven metres in height, is - of service on the line. A telegram Officer of Swinford Dispensary Dis­ Insurance Treasurer—Margaret Sulli­ Fin. Sec., John Costello, 560 Burgess St. Cronln, 314 13th Ave. N. E.; Treas., Mar­ confirmed will receive Holy Commun­ live and a half metres in breadth, is van, Rochester. Ins. Sec., John B. McCarthy, 355 Banfli garet Tlerney, 219 Eighth Ave. N. E. was received from Cork expressing trict, was, at the last meeting of State Medical Director—Dr. E. W. St.; Treas., Thos. W. McGoey, 155 Mc- Med. Ex., Dr. R. P. O'Brien, 608 Nicollet ion. The high mass will be celebrated sufficiently spacious to be traversed in sympathy with the. meeting's demand. Buckley, St. Paul. I Boal St.; Med. Exam., Dr. Harry Can- Meetings held on first and third Thurs­ Swinford Guardians, elected Medical at 10:30 at which the Bishop will Directors cf Insurance Fund—Nellie I non, 822 E. 7th St. Meetings held on sec- days of each month at I. O. O. F. halL a carriage. It is expected that at the Curran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, St. ; ond and fourth Thursdays at Hibernian Fermanagh. Officer of the district by 20 votes : 4th and Central. preach. Confirmation will bo admin­ end of the year this new approach Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsvllle, hall, 7th and Franklin Sts. RAMSEY COUNTY. A young man named Thomas against 15 gjven for Dr. Mulligan. Anna AVillesen. Duluth; Josephine Cook. Division No. 3, St. Pau!—Pres., Jas. F County President, Mrs. Ellen Conroy< istered at 2:30 in the afternoon. The from the Vatican to the Gardens will Cairnes, at Letterbreen (county Fer­ St. Paul. ! Malone/. The Maloney, 8th and Jackson; S65 St. Clair st.; Vice Pres., Miss J. Cook Monaghan. exercises will begin with the examin­ Auditing Committee—Ellen McGrath. • Vice. Pres.. Edw. Mullaney. 234 Harrison 392 E. 9th St., Secretary, Mrs. Margaret b.> completed, and these gardens ren­ St. Paul; Annie Kennedy. St. Cloud* • ave.; Rec. Sec., Jas F. McNally, 5S3 Fine- managh) Petty Sessions, was lined Is Monaghan Urban Council has de­ : Scott. 41J W. Central axe.; Treasurer ation of the class by the Bishop, fol­ dered more within reach of his Holi­ Aurelia Kelly. Minneapolis. Fir. So:.. .Toe. Maloney, Hotel Maloney Mrs. Margaret Carey, 903 W. Central ave! lor discharging firearms on the public cided to enforce its market rights by OFFICERS OF THE A. O. H. DIVI­ ' Ins. «Sec„ Thos. McMahon, 325 S. Franklin Division No. ?, St. Paul—Pres., Mrs lowed by a sermon, the conferring of ness. The late Pontiff, Leo XIII., con­ SIONS AND TIME AND PLACE St.; Treas.. Michael Mullane, 662 Burr; road on 15th ult., and £2 10s for using 1 Margaret Carey, 903 W. Central Ave • ii gal proceedings against those in­ the Sacrament, and finally, Benedic­ OF MEETINGS. Med. Kxam., Dr. O'Malley, Natnl. Am Vice Pres., Mrs. Elizabeth Moynaugh' templated such a project, and part of ANOKA COUNTY. j Bar.V Bldg. Meetings held first and third a gun without a license. It appears fringing them. The Council have got 79 Atwater St.; Rec. Sec., Margaret Con­ tion of the Blessed Sacrament. it was made; It has now been varied County {"resident, Thomas Coleman I Thursony at Hibernian hall, 7th and nolly, 628 Capital Boul.; Fin. Sec., Mrs defendant fired several shots from the a stamped agreement from Lord Ros/;- Fridley, Minn. 1 Franklin. Mary Nolan, 923 W. Edmund St.- Ins* Faribault. Minn. — Michael Carney and completed by Pius X. ! Division No. 4. St. Paul—Pres., Johr Letterbreen Creamery just as a Na­ Division No. 1. Anoka—Pres.. John Casey Sec., Mrs. Mary Nolan, 923 W. Edmund more, the lessor, and he will pay all celebrated the one hundredth anni­ Anoka; Vice Pres.. Wm. L. Ward. Anoka: ! J. McMahon, 200 E. Acker St.; Vice Pres. ; Jame'- II. McNa'.ly, 38 Garfield St.; Rec! St.; Treas., Mrs. Mary Wagner, 628 Vir­ tionalist band had passed homeward the Council's legal expense in the Rec. Sec., Charles E. Green, Anoka; Fin ginia Ave.; Med. Exam, Dr. O. McKeon versary of his birth Friday of last Sec.. James McArdle, Anoka; Ins. Sec Sec.. John M. Lynch, 304 Nat. Ger. Am Rice St. and University Ave. Meetings from a demonstration. ST. BRIG-ID'S WELL James McArdle, Anoka; Treas., johii ; Ilk. Bldg.; Fin. Sec., Thomas Friel, 706 proceedings. week at his home at 636 West Fifth are held on second and fourth Wednes­ Galway. Ward. Anoka; Med. Exam., Dr*. J H Cherokee Ave.; Ins. Sec., J. E. Corcoran day of month at Hibernian hall, 7th and Queen's County. street. He reached the century mark Famous Place May Be Re-discovered Frank and A. T Caine, Anoka. Meetings ' 311U Wabasha St.; Treas., Wm. J. Re_ Franklin St. •re held second Sunday of month in Grand i gan. Merchants' National Bank; Med The triennial election for Harbor Thomas Leach of Kilfeacle, who was Division No. 3, St. Paul—Pres. Miss strong and healthy and happy and Yet, Says Writer. 4rmv hail at Anoka. Minn. Kxam., Dr. Jno. V. O Connor. Am. Nat" Josephine Cook, 392 E. 9th st.; Vice Commissioners recently took charged at Ballylinan Petty Sessions BIG STONE COUNTY. Bank Bldg. Meetings arc held on sec­ Pres., Mrs. Mary Kenny, 696 Conway St cheerful. He was born Sept. 29, 1811, A correspondent of the Dundalk County President. M. J. McDonnell, ond and fourth Mondays of month at Hi­ place in Galway. The result was de­ Rec. Sec., Mrs. Doretta McManus, 45A recently with being guilty of conduct in the County Clare. Ireland. He came Democrat writes to the editor of that Gracevllie. bernian halls. Division No. 1, Gracevllie—Pres., John Division No. 9, St. Paul—Pres., R j Carroll Ave.; Fin. Sec^, Mrs. Elizabeth clared as follows: M. M'Donogli, 305; likely to lead to a breach of the peace, McNally, 583 Pine St.; Treas., Mrs. Marv to the United States when twenty-six paper as follows: W. Ginnaty; Vice. Pres., Hugh Helly: Re;. i Clarke, 107 Litchfield; Vice Pres., j. w" Marshall, 395 Carroll Ave.; Ins. Sec J. M. Campbell, 293; J. M. Whelan, by driving cattle off lands at Boley, i McDonough, 722 Pine St.; Rec. Sec' Miss Nellie Corcoran, 542 Iglehart Ave years of age. He came to Minnesota Sir—Some few years ago 1 wrote to John Looby, 954 Gaultier; Fin. Sec., Jas 265; J. S. Young, 251; J. A. Costello, Meetings are held on first and third gave an undertaking not to interfere forty-five years ago and settled at St. the "Democrat" inquiring if any of the J. Foley, 637% Canada St.; Ins. Sec j Thursday evenings of month at Hibern­ 243; T. W. Lynch, 243; M. Ashe, 192; B. M. Randall. Meetings nre held on first P. Connolly. 87 Winnipeg; Treas.. Ed­ ian hall, Franklin and W. 7th St in this way again, and the case was Mary's, Waseca Co., where he resided aged inhabitants of this village, or Sunday and third Thursday of month m ward Colbert, 616 Western Ave. N.; Med fraternity hall. SCOTT COUNTY. J. E. Palmer, 184; G. Mack, 137. All adjourned for three months. Mr. Mee- Exam., Dr. McKeon, Rice and Univer­ County President, Mrs. Katie O'Neill- until twenty-six years ago when he anybody else skilled in archaelogical BLUE EARTH COUNTT. sity. Meetings are held on first and were elected except the latter two. Belle Plaine, Minn. "• han, M. P., who was on the Bench, came to Faribault and has since made lore, could point out the precise County Pres., P. H. Jordan. Mankato third Thursdays of month in Hibernian Division No. 1, Belle Plaine—Pres., Mrs. All were outgoing except Messrs. Ashe Div. No. 1. Mankato: Pres., Michael halls. _ said negotiations were in progress his home here. His wife died several spot where St. Brigid's Well could be O'Brien, 201 Van Brunt, Mankato; vice ST. LOUIS COUNTY. Mary Slsterman; Vice Pres., Mrs. Mar­ ;and Young, Pres., Dan Coughlan, 312 Vine. Man­ County President. A. J. Powers, 210 W garet Murphy;. Rec. Sec., Mrs. Emellna which he hoped would lead to the ac­ years ago. Six children were born to found. Now, sir, I think the mystery w Whltlock; Fin. Sec., Mrs. Mary Donavon" kato; Rec. Sec., T. M. Coughlan, 727 2nd St.. Duluth. * Ins. Sec., Mrs. Mary Donavon; Treas* Kilkenny. quirement of the evicted farm alluded them, three of whom are still living. i.i about to lie solved. The White N. 2nd, Mankato; Fin. Sec.. C. Fitzgerald Division No. 1. Duluth—Pres., M. J 906 s. Front, Mankato; Ins. Sec., John Harney, 919 E. Cth St.; Vice Pres., John Mrs. Julia Werrick; Med. Exam,, Dr dt Forty men were involved in a strike to in the case by the Estates Com­ They are Mrs. William A. O'Brien. River, which runs through this place, R. Moloney. Address of all, Belle Pla'lna! McCall, Mankato. R. F. D. No. 3; Treas Mackey, 429 9th Ave. E.; Rec. Sec Meetings are held'on first Sunday o» at Messrs. Ryan and Sons, and Mr. missioners. T. R. Coughlan. 727 N. 2nd. Mankato I Frank McGirl. 211 W. 2nd St.; Fin. Sec- month in Masonic hall. y 01 f Mrs. John A. Campion and Miss Sarah is almost dry, which enables a very Meetings arc held on first Sunday and i retary, A. J. Powers. 210 W. Ikid st • John Ryan's, Tanneries, Thomastown. Roscommon. third Thursday of month in K. of C STEARNS COUNTY. Carney, all of this city. nice little stream to percolate through Ins. Sec., Archie J. Powers, 210 w 2nd County President—Mrs. Marv M. Dunn The men claimed that they were not liall nt Mankato. St.; Treas.. Edward Currie. 207 W 5t'i The Castlerea Teacher's Association Hastings, Minn. — Mrs. Mary Red­ the fence of Mr. E. Morgan's orchard, Division No. 2, Madison Lake—Pres. 402 3rd Ave. S.. St. Cloud, Minn. ' St.; Med. Exam., Dr. E. W. Fahey, 216 Division No. 1, St. Cloud—Pres MIb« |^,«eeklng any concessions as to time, has asked Mr. P. K. M'Govern, to re­ ding, widow of the late John Redding which stream is evidently coming from Charles Doran, Eagle Lake, Minn.; Vice New Jersey Bldg. Meetings held on Anna Kennedy, St. Cloud. Minn •' vw Pres.. Thomas Vaughan. Madison Lake. first and third Wednesdays at Cathedral IJjey are willing to make up for the consider his decision to resign the Pres., Mrs. Sarah Doyle: Rec. Sec.. Mlas of this city, died Saturday of last week a powerful spring a short distance Minn.; Rec. Sec.. Francis Brown, Madi­ hall, 2nd Ave. W. and 4th St. Rose Murphy, 340 7th Ave. S.; Fin Sec - thfee hours oil on Saturdays by a cur­ chairmanship. It has been resolved son Lake. Minn.; Fin. Sec., P. J. Mc­ Division No. 4. West Duluth Pres the result of a paralytic stroke. She away. Tradition says there was once Grath, Madison Lake. Minn.; Ins. Sec., Nicholas Collins, 119 N. 56th Ave. W ; Mrs. Mary Callahan; Ins. Sec., Mrs Marv meal hours during the J. W. Mulvehili. Madison Lake. Minn.; Callahan: Treas., Mrs. Catherine Cronln- tailment of the to organize a testimonial to Mr. M'­ had been visitlns here and was re­ a beautiful well in this orchard, ap- Vice Pres., Thomas Callahan. 326 S. 59th Med. Exam., Iir. J. B. Treas.. John McNamarra. Eagle Lake, Ave.: Rec. Sec., John Cashin. 5 N. 57th Dunn. Uectina ^week. The employers, on the other Govern, in recognition of his services. Minn.; Med. Exam., C. E. Blgelow. Madl- •Jeld on first and third Fridays at Edel- turning home when she • was first proached by three or four steps de- J Ave. W.; Fin. Sec. and Ins. Sec., James brock's hall, corner 7th s«d It o«r- •on Lake. Minn. Meetings are held on Connelly, 114 N. 63rd Ave. W.; Treas., "V,

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