The Irish standard., 1901-05-18
OVER THE| NORTHWEST.

Faribault, Minn. - The Morrill,
Twins, Of Chicago, who have been
holding revival meetings and giving
lectures ut the Baptist church during
the past week, We're notified to discon-
tinue their meetings by order of the
board of health. The twins had been
giving concert recitals, stereopticon
views, etc, and drawing packed hous-
es, and it was decided that if there
We're any cases Of small pox in the
city under quarantine, the danger of
ccntagion would be as great in gath
ering of that kind as ina dance hall or
opera house. The twins received the
order in anything but a spirit of mild
ness, but they soon found out that
they were cup against it, when they
attempted to bluff DR.. Cool.
Belle Plaine, Minn.-Mrs. James
Donovan, of Derrynane township. died
on Friday morning, May 8, of tubercu-
losis of the lungs brought on by cold
and Ia grippe during the winter. De-
ceased was but % years and 6 months,
old, and it Is indeed sad at the COM
mencement of married life to leave
her sorrowing husband with a little
child about three years old. The fu-
neral took place on Sunday from the
Church OF the Sacred Heart under the
auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary A.
@. H., Of which deceased was a men,
Der. 1t was largely attended. The
bcreaved family have the sympathy
OF the entire community
Lanesboro, Minn.--Mrs. John Brod-
cricll died ut her home III Preston
April 80. She was born in county
Mayo. Ireland. on March "a, 1S47, be-
ing barely 81 years of age. She was
married in Halifax, England. to Mr..
John Broderick on Oct. 5, 1867. After
their marriage they resided in Eng
land for five years, where Mr.. Brod-
erlck was engaged in milling. In the
year 1872 the family, consisting of the
parents and three children, came to
the United States and settled near
Scranton, Pa Some five years later
the family removed to Fillmore coun-
ty, Minn., where they have since re-
sided, the greater part of the time in
the village of Preston. The issue of
their marriage was eight children, as
follows: james T., Sarah, now Mrs.
VIM. Fitzgerald, Of this place: Mary,
now Mrs. Thomas j. Meighen; John
d., Katie, William L.. deceased, Frank
ID. and Frances. Rev. Father Nc
league otficiated at the funeral.
Hudson, Wis.-Michael Crowley died
Mt his residence in this city on Satur-
day morning, May 4, at the age Of 3S
years. He was son of Patrick Crow
ley, and was born in Fond du Lac,
Wis. He had been a resident of Hud-
son for many years. He leaves wife
and three children. The funeral serv-
ices were held on Monday forenoon
and We're largely attended.
Rochester, Minn.-A very sad acci-
dent occurred ut New Haven on Fri
day afternoon, May 8. While Jay Cul-
len was working with his team in the
front yard Of his home one OF his
horses kicked him In the lower part Of
the abdomen, causing wound from
which he died at 7:3O Sunday morn,
ing. Although his mother and sister
We're both at home they did not see
him until he came crawling to the
door on his hands and knees. DR.. Fill,
of Pine Island, was called and all that
kind hands could do was done to ease
his suffering, which was incense until
death relieved him. Mr. Cullen was
a young man about 35 years old, and
had spent about % years Of his life
on the farm where he died. 1t is a
severe blow to his aged mother, who
is in poor health, and his twin sister,
Miss Katie, who lives Mt home. He
leaves. besides his mother and sister,