The Irish standard., 1902-10-18
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

liver troubles at the age Of 63 years.
She leaves an aged husband to mourn
her loss. The funeral took place on
Thursday, starting from the house ut
about 7:3O a. NJ, and driving to st.
Thomas where the services We're held
and the interment took place, that
parish being her old home before COM
ing to Belle Plaine with her husband
many years ago.
Mankato, Minn.-The new library
building, now in process of erection, at
Nankato, was the scene of a catastro-
ply on Saturday afternoon, October l.,
in which one man lost his life The
beams supporting the roof gave way,
and the latter fell, burying beneath it
a number Of the w0rkmen. VIM.
O'Donnell, of Faribault was fatally in
jured and died the following day. Six
others We're injured more or less severe
ly. Fortunately Il number of the men
had stopped work for the day or the
list of fatalities would probably have
beeen greater. Mr.. O'Connell leaves IL
wife and four children. He was former
ly school teacher, and ut one time
was the deputy county auditor of LIE
Sueur county.
st. Peter, Minn.-Rey. Geo. A. Arc
lander of Minneapolis, delivered pop
ular lecture at the opera house on We'd
nesday evening, October 18th. The
subject Of his lecture was: "Rambles
Through Europe from Sunny Italy to
the Land of the Midnight Sun" While
abroad Father Arctander spent three
weeks in Rome, where he enjoyed the
rare privilege Of private audience
with Pope Leo NH. He also visited
Naples, Florence, Venice, Milan and
Switzerland, and toured through Den
mark, Sweden and Norway. His lee
ture was undoubtedly one of the most
interesting heard i'll this city in long
time.
Northtild, Minn.-T. j. Dougherty
has left for Lakota, N. d., where he
will remain for some time before open.
ing up bank at Starkwater, N. ID
Tom has made many friends in North
field and he will be greatly missed.
Hastings, Minn.--Judge Crosby, OF
the district court of Hastings, has de-
cided that county committee has Il
right to nominate candidates to fill any
vacancies in party ticket. This re
verses the opinion of the attorney gen
eral and will likely stand, as it will be
too late to get decision from the
supreme court before election.
Belle Plaine, NIinn.-Miss Maymt
Carlin, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Carlin, died of lung troubles, OF
Tuesday evening, October Z, aged >;
years, months and days. She was
first taken sick last June, since Which
time she had been slowly wasting
AWAY until her death. She was Il gen
erul favorite among her many Friends
here, where she grew up from child
hood, and they fully sympathize witt
the family in their sorrow. The fun
eral was held from the church of til
sacred Heart.
Willmar, Minn.-Dan Mechan, we
known Great Northern brakeman o
the Northern division, has brought II
action against the company for $1,000
II FNhn I'M In SuSt.ljnn
last April. When the freight train o
which he was employed was shOl
distance east of Grafton, Mccllnn WI;
proceeding on top of the cars from I'll
rear of the train to the front en-
llosenng til" brakes as he went. II
was moving from one car to the 9th
rapidly as is the custom and sudden
as he lcapcd from one car to what
supposed was another, he diScOver'
that there was no car ahead. III
train had broken in two and he fell
the tracks below with terrific fore
driving the bone of one of his lie
through the flesh at the ankle.
Wabasha, Minn.-On Tuesday eve
ing, October Z, Michael Il. Drury p;
sed away, at st. Elizabeth's Hospit
in this city. Mr.. Drury was born
county Kerry, Ireland, on Septeml
10. 1910. He came to America in 1S
and in 1867 to Wabasha He ut OF
engaged in numbering OH the MiSsiss
pi river. and followed that occupati
in various capacities, up to 1885, wi
he entered the banking business in t
city and continued in 1t until abe
three years ago, when Il paraly
stroke rendered him helpless.
never recovered and on Tuesday nj.
the end came. Mr.. Drury was ma.
of this city for two terms, and ser,
Oh the board of Education for seve
years. His immediate surviving II
tives are Edward Drury and Miss NJ
garet Drllry, of this city. The fune
was held from st. Felix church.
Rochester, Mim.-NIonday morni
Oct. 5, Il double wedding took place
st. Johns church. Father Rior,
joined Roger Mulvihill and Miss ST
Madden, and Immediately after
marriage Father COndron joined
wedlock Ambrose Madden and n
Margaret Campion After both par
had joined in the mass, they depal
from the church for the home
Michael Madden in Viola.
CARDINAL MORAN.