The Irish standard., 1899-12-30

second year, the burden OF worldly care
was willingly laid aside, and peaceful
death closed an honorable and useful
career. The deceased was native OF
Ireland. He leaves children and grand
children to honor his memory, many OF
them located in Hennepin county. Fa-
Their John Ryan, OF the Catholic Uni
versity, Washington, D. c., is grandson
OF Mr.. Luby. The requiem high mass,
celebrated Thursday morning at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
for the deceased, was attended by many
friends and relatives. At the close OF
the funeral services, Father Keane pro-
nounced eulogy on his character. He
was worthy of the generation OF men
to which he belonged,-worthy sons OF
church and state. On these men the
present generation might look with
pride and veneration.
A long line OF carriages followed the
remains to St. Mary's cemetery, where
the interment took place.
Elizabeth Meyer died Monday at her
home in St. Louis Park. Mrs. Meyer
was 81 years of age, and for fifteen years
had lived at St. Louis Park. The fiji
neral services took place Wednesday
morning at St. Joseph's church. The
remains were inferred IN St. Mary's
cemetery. Deceased is survived by a
husband and son.
Mrs. Mary Coleman, vile Of Henry
Coleman, died Saturday, Dec. 23, at her
home in Bloomington. During a resi-
dence of IS years in that place, Mrs
Coleman endeared herself to many, and
was respected by the entire community.
She lived the life of Christian, she
was charitable, generous and kind. She
will be missed by many whose burdens
had been lightened by her kindly acts,
whose steps had been guided by her
wise counsel. Mrs. Coleman was born
in Portsmouth, Ohio, 6S years ago. She
was married in Galena, ILL.,, in 1851, re-
moving three years later to Blooming
ton, where she lived until her death.
Besides her husband seven children sur-
vive her. They are Henry, Frank, Will
liam, James, Minnie, Mrs. ]. D. DAILY,
Mrs. E. L. Carroll She had the happi-
ness OF seeing them ali before she died.
Mrs. 0. B. Whitney and Mrs. Thomas
T. Coleman of this city are her sisters.
She had two brothers, John and Thomas
Hyland. The funeral services were held
Tuesday morning at St. Charles church,
The funeral services were held Tues
day morning at St. Charles church,
Father Arctander celebrating the
requiem high mass. A sermon, eulo-
CYSTIC of the deceased woman's char
acter, was afterwards pronounced by
him. The interment was at St. Mary's
cemetery.
Bridget Webster, wife of John NJ.
Webster died Thursday, Dec. Fl, at the
family residence, 1o11 Third street N.
Although she had attained her seventy
fifth year, Mrs. Webster was, until
three weeks before her death, in excel
lent health. A cold. which developed
into serious illness, resulted in death.
For forty-four years Mrs. Webster had
made her home in this CITY, The 10y
atty OF many friends. the kindly feeling
OF her immediate neighbors, the devo-
ton OF her family, prove the worth of
her character. She was Jealous Cath
Ole and generous friend to the church
The Holy Rosary society, of which she
was an honored member, attended the
funeral in body. Besides her husband,
four children survive her. They are
Thomas ]. Webster and Mrs. ]. Knight
OF Minneapolis, T. w. Sullivan OF Chi
cago, John M. Webster, Jr., of Ymir,
B. c. All but the latter attended the
funeral, which was held from the AS
cension church, Saturday morning. The
interment was at St., Mary's cemetery