The Irish standard., 1902-03-15

health for some time, so that his death
was not unexpected. A sorrowing
widow and eight children survive his
memory. Requiem high mass was
celebrated on Tuesday, in st. Pat
rick's church, Montrose, by the Very
Rev. Dean Collins, and interment was
in the Catholic cemetery east of town.
Died.-Mr. and Mrs. Reno, of 121
Charles street, Deadwood, are mourn
ing the loss Of their infant son, James
P, who died Of pneumonia on the 5th
inst. The funeral occurred from the
residence, where the Rev. NJ. ]. Noesen
conducted services, and interment took
place in the st. Ambrose cemetery.
Mrs. Donovan, of New York city,
who has been visiting at Ramona for
the past few months, while caring for
her son, the late respected and revered
pastor of that place, left for her east
ern home on Tuesday, accompanied by
Father Donovan, who has been grant
ed years leave of absence by Bishop
O'Gorman.
Died.-On the 7th inst, of anemia,
at her mothers home, III Waits ave-
nue., Sioux Falls, Miss Alice M. Keat-
ing, aged 80 years. Deceased had
been an invalid for long time and the
suddenness of her death was quite a
surprise to many. Miss Heating has
brother living at Lincoln, Neb., and
sister in Grand Forks, N. D. After
the holding Of appropriate services,
Saturday forenoon at st. Michael's
Pro- Cathedral, the remains were
shipped to GAINESVILLE, Wis, her for
mer home, where they were consigned
to their last resting place.
Rev. Father Heating, Of Omaha, is
temporarily assigned to the Ramona
parish until the new pastor assumes
charge.
Died.-The many friends Of Mr.. D.
A. Connolly, Of Irene, S. D., will be
panied to hear Of the death of the lat
ter's father, which occurred at his
home in Sioux City, Iowa, on the 9TH
inst. Mr.. Connolly was 81 years old
and for sixteen years had made his
home in Sioux City. The cause of
death was stomach trouble. Deceased
will be mourned by host Of acquaint-
ances through Woodbury. county.
Funeral.-The remains of Mr.. VIM.
Corcoran, aged 25 years, son of John
Corcoran, of Broadland, who died in
the Army Hospital at San Francisco,
CAL, and whose remains were shipped
home by the government, were in
tered at the former place on the 9Th
inst. Rev. d. r. Desmond, of Huron,
celebrated requiem mass and preached
"a most beautiful sermon.
Died.-The death of L. G. Taylor,
which took place at his home in Alex
andria on the afternoon of the 9th
inst, removes one Of the most promi-
nent and best respected citizens Of
South Dakota. The cause Of death
was apoplexy. Deceased was born in
Syracuse, N. Y, in 1854, and when
only mere boy was in the quarter
masters department of an Ohio regi-
ment in the Civil war. He came to
Dakota in 'S3, locating at Alexandria,
where he purchased the Herald, the
only Republican paper in Hanson
county, and for eighteen years he con-
tinued to publish that organ. Mr..
Taylor was formerly state auditor of
South Dakota and was quite promi-
nent in state politics. His death will
be received with much surprise and
profound regret,
Died.-Another of Deadwood's good
families, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Toomey, are sorrowing the death of
their 4-year-old daughter, Agnes,
which sad event occurred on the 4th
inst. at their home on Pleasant street.
The funeral was held on the following
day. Father Noesen, Of st. Ambrose
church, officiated and his words
brought with them to the bereaved
family that comfort which trust in
God inspires. Interment was made in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Died.-Mr. Thomas Matthews, fol-
some years a respected resident OF
Kingsbury county, and a brother OF
Mrs. Geo. Sturgeon, died at Sioux
Falls on the 2Sth ult., aged &c years
Deceased made his home near Dc
Smet up to two years ago, when he
and family moved to Minnehaha coun
ty. He leaves wife and one small
child. The remains were brought tt
De Smet, arriving there on Saturday
night, and next afternoon services
were conducted in st. Thomas church
by Father Hogan.