The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-08-18
THE IRISH srANDARD SATURDAY., AUGUST ~. -zZz--

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William D,anelly, propsistor q as4igar
store at e Washington avenue north,
haallost his wife, and don't know whore
to find her. It Is alleged that she eloped
with man named X Sly two weeks ago.
Mr.. Donnelly went to Granite Falls on
business and left his wife in the city.
Whom he returned he found the house
vacant. She had disappeared, as also
had the furniture. Rumor has it that
Mrs. Donnelly and the man named Kal-
", who was boarder ct the Donnelly
residence. disappeared Of the came time.
People residing in the vicinity saw Kelly
depart on the evening Of July 25 with
two grips. Mrs Donnelly LETT the next
morning. She advertised her household
goods for sale in one OF the evening pa.
pers the day before her departure, and
disposed Of them to second hand
dealer. Nj. Donnelly will replevin them
it is said.
Cornelius Frogner, an employee in the.
Great Northern railroad: roundhouse at
Winter street and Third avenue south
east, Wedne day evening fell under the
wheels os switch engine, and his life
was crushed out. He had just turned
No turn table, and the engine, No. 46.
WIS backing into the house when he at,
tempted to jump on the locomotive. His
foot slipped, and he fell beneath the pom
derous wheels, one of which passed dag
onally over the lower part of his face,
crushing it into a shapeless mass. His
right arm and shoulder were also crushed.
Frogner lived for brief time, and 8
message was cent for the patrol wagon,
but when it arrived he was dead. and the
coroner was notified. An inquest will
probably be held to determine the exact
cause of the accident. The young man
as 10 years old, lived at Spring and
Pierce streets northeast, and had been in
the employ of the company for two years.
The same engine some years ago Killed
three men IN the East Side. =
Oscar Lauren, aged 81, and Ada Wick
man, Is years old, both of whom had
lived at 1884 Sixteenth avenue south,
were drowned in Long Lake Wednesday
a little after noon, by the capsizing OF q
boat. The bodies were recovered about
2 o'clock, and were brought to this city
Thursday. Such was the sad ending OF
picnic par y of six persons who went to
the lake early Wednesday morning. Miss
Wickman, who is niece of Mr.. Sader-
gren, we'll, digger at 1884 Sixteenth ave-
nue. south, and Oscar Lauren, who was
bis employee, drove ont before daylight
Wednesday morning, and Sadergren, his
wife and two other people followed later
in the day After having eaten their
midday lunch Lauren and Miss Wick
man went out on the lake in small boat
to fish, following Sadergren and COM
panion, who were fishing in the vicinity.
Mr.. Lauren was in the act of throwing
out an anchor when he tipped the boat
over, and both occupants were thrown
into the water, presumably under the
boat. It was all done SO quickly that no
one saw just no the accident happened.
Sadergren's boat was also anchored, pro-
venting him from going to the rescue in
time to be of assistance. The bodies
were easily recovered. as the water was
not deep where the accident happened.
Miss Wickman's parents live on farm
in Golden Valley. She came to Mime
apolis recently to help her aunt in
houeehald work. Oscar Lauren was
single man.