The Irish standard., 1902-09-20
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Martin Myler an exist. Paul fire.
man, was killed by Northern Pacific
freight train near Seattle.
Robt. d. O'Connell, principal of the
Mcclellan school, died Wednesday at
st. Joseph's hospital. Mr.. O'Connell
had been ailing for several weeks with
typhoid fever. He was unable to take
his place at the opening of school la I
week. Mr.. O'Conmell is survived by
his wife and two children. He was a
member of the Crusaders and the
United WOrkmen. The funeral Will
take place from the home of his broth
en-, Richard O'Connell, 712 Carroll
street, Friday. with services at the
cathedral.
Miss Murphy, of Harrington avenue.
has returned from Seattle after spend
ing five weeks in the west.
William Tcomey, 10 years old, son
of Andrew Tooney, IL well-known con-
tractor, died Wednesday at the city
hospital. His death followed an oper-
alton Tuesday for appendicitis. He
was taken ill ten days ago and sank
rapidly.
Mrs. Kolb. of Dubuque, Iowa, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. James
Doran, of Dayton avenue.
e., -
james X. Young. ST., died Tuesday
evening last at O'Clock, at her late
home, 312 Walnut street. SHE is SUI
vived by her husband and nine chill
dren. Funeral took plac, from the
cathedral Thursday ut 9 o'clrck Mrs
Young was born in Ireland in 1916 AMI
came to America when a child.
Ladies' Auxiliary \. o. II. will give
card party and hop Monday night.
Sept. %, at their hall, Central Annex.
corner of Sixth and Washington.
Mrs. James Mulligan, of Dayton av-
enue, entertained the members of the
Social Sixteen club Tuesday after
nOOn
Il. ]. Clarke, state president of the
n. O. Fl. Insurance and president OF
Division No. of this city, is the proud
father of IL baby girl. and if she
takes after her mother and father will
i'll due time he Il proud daughter of
Erin and a Maud Come of a one at
that.
Mrs. J. A. Stone, of Memphis, Tenn.
formerly of Clo,mel. county Tipperary.
Ireland, who is on visit to her
cousin, P. NJ. Mcroney, La Fond street,
has, in company with Mrs. Morone>
and children, just returned from two
weeks sojouln at Rush Lake. Mrs
Stone, while enthusiastic about thu
/ South, speaks highly of the Minnesota
climate and says the resources of this
state. as evidenced by the exhibits at
the state fair and later at the Chisago
county fair, We're marvel to her and
would almost tempt her to come to
Minnesota.
The Civil Service Commission an
nounces an examination to be held at
ST. Paul on Oct. Dist and 22nd for the
positions of craftsman, lighthouse ser
vice and civil engineer and superin-
tendent of construction, quartermas.
ter's department at large. The salary
for craftsman begins at $1,000, and
for civil engineer and superintendent
OF construction the initial salary is
$1,000, and there are at present five
vacancies Of tile latter grade existing
at Governors Island. N. Y. Applica.
ton blanks will he furnished by the
secretary of the Board of Examiners
st. Paul postoffice.
Patrick Maloney. 70 years old, who
lived alone at &c West Fairfield ave
nue, st. Paul, was found dead in his
bed about o'clock Wednesday after
noon. Coroner Arthur w. Miller de-
cided that Maloney died of old age and
ordered the body taken to the morc,,e
to await disposition by relatives, The
Old man had been dead since Monday