The Irish standard., 1900-12-29
ms, who died last Sunday at his home


Holy Rosary church at o'clock
Wednesday morning. High requiem
mass was celebrated by Father DAILY,
who also delivered the funeral sermon,
which was deserved tribute to the
worth and work of the deceased. DIR.
Collins was we'll known in this city,
where he practiced number of years
before locating in West Superior. He
came to Minneapolis % years ago and
was resident of Holy Rosary parish.
He was so years of age and leaves
Il widow and four children. He was
also A brother of the late Jerome i.
Collins, who persisted with others of
the Inflated Jeanette expedition to the
Arctic regions nearly twenty years ago.
The happy homo of Thomas Dwycr,
superintendent of construction for the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange
company, was filled with SORROW by
the untimely death of his beloved wife.
at the residence, ITO Fourth street
S. H., last Sunday. The deceased,
whose maiden name was Nellie Hayes,
was but SO years of age. beloved by
all and an earnest worker in behalf of
st. Lawrence church. Death was
caused by pneumonia after a few days
illness. Besides her husband She
leaves an infant child about two weeks
old. a mother, three sisters and one
brother. The funeral was held from
st. Lawrence church on Wednesday
morning. High requiem mass was
celebrated by Father GEMS, who, in
presence of a large congregation. de-
livered most beautiful and touching
sermon The intcrmcnt was at st. An
thony cemetery.
Thomas Hoy. a former resident of
Minneapolis. was accidentally killed at
Solway, 80 miles from Bcmidii. Sun
day. The first report of the affair was
that the deceased had been murdered,
but telegram received from brother
Tuesday by relatives in this city, stat
cd that death was due to an accident
The remains were brought to this city
on Thursday. and the funeral took
place from the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, Friday morning, at .
o'clock. Mr.. Hoy was IL years Of age,
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hoy.
81 Hoag avenue. He has a wife and
four children ut Duluth. and went to
Solway year ago, and established Il
hotel there. While in Minneapolis he
was engaged as steam filter
The death of Patrick Patton. at the
home of his brother-in-law Michael
Barrett, 2510 Thirticth avenue S., on
Christmas Day, was caused by hem
orrhage. Though ailing for a long
time past, Mr.. Paton's illness was not
considered as dangerous and his death
therefore came as a severe and unex-
pected shock to his many friends and
relatives in this city. and to his be-
reaved widow and children who reside
on n farm at Foley, Mimi, where the
remains were taken for interment. The
deceased was 40 years of age and a
member of Div. No. 4 A. o. II. of
this city. He was a kind and loving
husband and father, man of broad
views and generous impulses, and re-
spccted by all who knew him.
Mrs. Nellie Ashe, beloved wife of
Robert Ashe, died after a short illness
Of pneumonia at the family residence,
Dupont avenue ~, on Saturday last.
leaving an infant babe about a week
old. The deceased, whose maiden
name was Nellie Golden, was an esti,
mable wife and mother and beloved by
ALL The circumstances attending her
unexpected death were distressing.
Her husband was absent in the pine
ries, some 30 miles from a railway sta
ton. and it was several days before
word reached him. He came ut once,
and was present at the funeral on
Wednesday morning. On the day of
the funeral the two other children were
stricken with scarlet fever and it be-
came necessary to quarantine the house
The funeral was from ST. Annc's
church, Lyndale avenue N, and the
remains were inferred mt st. Mary's
cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret Lajuenesse- Young. n
resident of Minneapolis since 1857, died
Wednesday afternoon after Il long ill
ness, at the residence of her daughter.
Mrs. G. ]. Pauly, 1917 Chicago avenue.
Mrs. Young was born in Canada 50
years ago, and married Charles Young
at VI ,ntrcal. In 1896 Mr. Young came
to Minneapolis and year later re-
turned for his wife. and they resided
together for over thirty years, or until
Mr.. Young's death seventeen years
ago. Besides Mrs. rauly, Mrs. Young
leaves another daughter, Mrs. Charles
l.. Larpcntcnr. of 21O2 Hennepin ave-
nue.. The funeral was held from st.
ing.
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