The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-24
A EULOGY By IRELAND.
The Archbishop officiates at thu
Funeral Of the Late jeremiah
Coughlin.

The funeral of Jeremiah Coughl1n,
the veteran railway conductor, was
held this morning from his nome. o 10
Eighth street S. The services took
place at the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception, Third avenue N and
Third street, where solemn REQUIEM
mass was celebrated. Prominent IN
the. large gathering present were
member OF the knights Of Columbus
and the Order of Railway Conductors.
Archbishop Ireland appeared be
fore the altar as a special tribute TO
Mr.. Coughlin, whom the archbishop
had known for many years. Inc .cele-
brant Of the mass was Rev. Thomas
E. Cullen, pastor Of Immaculate Con-
ception church; the deacon was Rev
Thomas A. Printon, of st. Paul; the
| subdeacon, Rev. Francis lager, Of
Minneapolis; and the master of cere-
m onies, Rev. Martin Griffin of this
city. The archbishop was attended
by Reverends Robert j.. Fitzgerald, 2.
v. Hartigan, 9. F.; Frank Dugan' o:
P, and Cornelius McDevitt,a all Of
Minneapolis. !. *,
In the course of his sermon Arch
bishop ireland mentioned that he had
recently. heard a railroad official OF
! high position in%a distant city, say of
Mr.. Coughlin, without knowledge of
a truer, stancher Christian gentle.
man." "Our friend lying here
added the archbishop, "served his fell
low man with unbounded charity and
kindness and was ever responsive to
the dictates Of duty-trulys faithful
soldier Of Christ. - -. ~. :
l The choir Of the church was as
! sisted by the Misses Francis Vincent,
/ Teenie Murphy and Frances Horgan.
/ OF the pallbearers, E. Hennessy, j.
T. Phelps and G. r. Langan, repre-
sented the Order of Railway Conduc-
tors and Joseph Regain, P. J: Ken
!: nedy and Hubert Kelly the knights
of Columbus. The ushers were j. G.
Sheehan and William. McGrath.
The flowers which, according to Mr.
= Coughlin's wishes, were not displayed
in the church, comprised an immense
. cross of lilies from the Knights of Co.
lumbus; large sprays and wreath:
from the Railway Conductors; an6
> rich symbols from the general Off
;: GERS Of the Milwaukee railway com
pany and from employees of the com
: pany. ., -.
At st. Mary's cemetery the inter
ment service was read by Father NC
Dewitt. -
. HENRY MEUWIssEN Of Cologne
Minn.,- prominent in the German Benevo
) lent society and well known in Gerna
circles all over the state, died student
| yesterday as the result of an accident
Funeral at Cologne next Monday at 1
: a. M Officers of the state Organization
, of the D.. r. K. u. G.. ". M. will atten
| In : a body. Rev. NJ. Wurst off, Wabash
: will preach the sermon.
! S. M. sHUPE.-Funeral from the fam
= lily! residence, 1853 Seventh avenue M
L Sunday at 2:30 p m. Mr.. Shupe was
: member of Cedar Valley lodge, I. o. O. F
: Of Cedar Falls, Iowa. The services WI
be, in charge of the general relief assc
: citation Of this city. Interment at Lake
wood.
9 LEO c. kNlGHT.-The funeral of L.
G.. knight, son Of William Knight will
: held from the residence, Forty-ninth ave
- nue. N and Washington, Monday at
:, a. m. :. Services, will be held at a. r
+ at the Ascension church. Intern emit w
a sat St. Anthony cemetery. %@
: Z. N. KIRk-The funeral Of E. N. Xii
y, Twill be held tomorrow at 2 p. M fro
5, iLOdd Fellows hall, Fourth street and Cel
= trail avenue. Members Of Chase Post
II AR. and st. Anthony Lodge No. 40,
= 90, F. will attend"
= MRs.~LAWRENcE.B RoDERlck.-F
- neral from. st. Charles church Monds
at 8 o'clock. Interment at st. Mary's.
:, HARRY W., .cHEsEBRoUGH, broth
~ Of Mrs. Frank 8. Lewis, died sudden
~ atsDetroit, Mich, Friday. s@r
=. EDITH NJ. sToNE.-Funeral from Is
- Twelfth avenue S at 2 o'clock Sund;
= afternoon.
1t It's necessary to hustle while. "