The Irish standard., 1902-12-20
OVER THE MORT /, W EST.

SiElknHrc, Mim.-AIiSS Agnes Roach.
dll&iltHl' OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Roach.
died at her home in Spring Lake OH
Bee. j. at the age of % wears. of con-
sumption. She had been ailiur siy
months and the best medical skill was
secured hut without avail. The fune-
raj was held under the auspices of the
ID. of ii. ut st. Cathcrinc.s fh,1rc,,
'lr services being conducted by Rev.
NAth'r MrCarron. y large crowd of
Trends and HcpuaintnnceS thronred
1h" church. AID the funeral cortege
W;lS tn" longest and most imposing
ever witnessed in that section of the
country. The pail bearers were six
cousins of the deceased: james Hic-
Key OF st. Paul; Thomas Hickey and
''"hn ana Thomas Roach of Graceville:
simon Hickey of Spring Lake: and G.
j. N"lo,iyh"rty of Shakopec Those
I from Il distance present at the funeral
, were. NJ. Il. Reach and w'fn and
, Hau"!l1"r BESSIE. and james Il. Hickey
''f ST, RAUL: 'rhomcS Hickey and sister
Mh%.:i" John and Thomas Roach aud
sister Nellie, of Gracrvillc; John IIic-
Key and Wife Of ST. Paul: John Rl.en
nan and wife of ! nkrvillr: ana C. r.
l'rlnu-hrrty of Shakorcr.
lan"d"n, y, u Wednesday cvcn-
lN&. l'rr. TO- Patrick Ryrn ANA Hugh
Burns. we'll Euown farmers i'm tho
vicinity of l'nth~"t". were killed ut the
depot rroSsiu" of the Grcnt Northern
l"'l'r"'d nj that place. while driving i'm
from their farms cHSl rf town. The
team r$ranr'l injury. Iui both mon
Wrr" thrown from the buggy and kill
'd. Tho hrdv of RYAN WAS found he
nratl tn" end OF the pli form. bruised,
| lroh,n aud almost ,,"rpco-nizoble.
| When III" train waS brought to Il
HinndSlill the lo''y of Rurns was found
| wing partly under tho engine both
lr"S severed from the body and other
WIS" n:ln"'ch to such an rStcut as to
'""l"r hnrr uf recovery mnossblr.
| Ih" nrm were driving into town from
| the east in Il covered buggy With the
| ton M. II WAS dark aud showing ana
| they had 10 knowledge of the danger
as ih" train. the Winnipeg cypress,
WhS over dive and no tlain looked for
| ai tll, time. Dnr of the dead mon.
| NV 'lush fnr,,S, is Il brother iu-Iaw
OF X. II. Burke. Miss Kate Burke and
Mrs. Frank Moran of This city and is
known quite "r'lrrn'lv hv prnplr here
Nl"ko. Mimi. \ Young SON Of Mi
| rh'rl Sr,ll!y. of Coon t'r"ck. received
Il severe blow o., tie face from the
h"nf ut II horse last week. He WAS
4, driving the horse back Into the barn,
| il having run, ont while llr WAS irving
to hitch il np. AND while rlpSr behind
the animal. it Kicked ny, striking him
n'h rendering him nncr'll%, iouS for a
F., time. Physicians summoned from this
city attended him. and ii is Thought no
grave results will follow. although, the
! Injury is very severe
| lHflNIi'l'. ~ NM iarlN ON NrilucS-
day rr"'i"@. Dee. In. Patrick !nwIcr
'''"d al his hnn,c on west From street.
"i' .s"' "p.HI fr',ilitv. ..,u<r,l l,v old are
We wHS torn in tlir county If Tipprra-
nv. Ir"Nnnh. St i'ntrirk'S day. lS22
shortly after r"mi"" I" thu United
S'at'S h" located in Rice comfy ON q
| .1.,iI ar
s!'i"ldNvillr. he sNnu stlI his firm
"''h removed tn This rtv where hr has
"incc resided IIr leaves :, w,tlo---.
'hr"" dt"'ht"r% Mrs. Dr. r. " Muir
"av. Of F"cFfurh, Ni"u.. Miss Wiuni-
'r"h. %,u,"rvi"nr of the little luHs' de
'nrtn"rt OF The &'a'r school for the
'i"d ard Miss I<nir who resides ot
'"om" nnh r"ur sous. William. rhunl-
~. John n"h Nirla" ulI ur whom rn.
| i''r in THIS city. 'Fh" fUnr III I OK
''nrr Friday nI"I'ru@ nt i'n" o',.'ork
ron, tl," church of ill" iuna,.rain
| Conception and tlu int rnlrni WAS in
| Calvary cemetery.
| 81 p"t"r. Ninu. Peter N,.f'alr. one
| E III" ,'iu""rr @r'''r'S "l /, Snrur,
| ''i"h AT 'i@ home in the town of Cl"vc-
| land. on Monday evening" ! cr /. from
| 'nnc"r. NJ" h""cI""h h'd lrnu all.
| ing for Il low" time lnt'I death cp,nr
| 'o his rrl"aer. VIZ Mecca e. So 'tlcl in
| the town of tirrri;trd AWAY lncli in
| IA" if'rs ard Cor ,i,'n,I" II II If II cen.
! l,ll'v mad" his home tllc,o He was
Il loyal nud patriotic ciiirrl and when
| the war hrni;r nrt llr ni"'rd his ser
| vices to the country of his nhODiol
Ir was ;ln hurorrd member Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, ANA stood
| high in thr rSiilpHiiul Uf th"S" who
knew him. He leaves Il wife ana three
rllidsrm. He had nrlny friends and
th"s" will learn of his death with
SOrrOW
]. n. Mccarthy. well contractor.
Fstimates furnished on application