The Irish standard., 1905-02-25

Laughlin; inside sentinel, William "
Neill; trustees. James Kelly, Daniel
Downs and William Cleary; spiritual
director. Father ]. Malloy.
Perham, Minn.-Michacl Kelly, who
formerly lived here, was recently
KILLED in railway accident near
Grand Forks, r. G. Two sisters Of
deceased, the Misses Katie and Essie
Kelly. reside in Spokane, Wash. Two
children also survive him. Mr.. Kelly's
wife died about five years ago.
| Anoka, Minn.-Thos. Reilly. for
merly of ST. Paul, but lately making
his home at Mrs. Dan McIntyre's in
this city, died very suddenly at the
Mcintyre residence Tuesday morning
lof last week. Mr.. Reilly had just re-
turned from getting his morning mail
and sat down to warm himself at the
fire when he suddenly passed away.
He had been treated by DIR. Caine for
some time for heart trouble, and heart
failure was the cause of his DEATH
Mr.. Reilly was 70 years of age and
leaves a daughter in Illinois and SIS
ter in st. Paul. He came from Ireland
ito this country when II years Of age.
lie served in the 18th Minnesota In
fantry. and was with Sherma, on his
march to the sea. He was q member
,of a st. Paul Post of G.. A. r.
Stanton. Minn.-A[rS. Bridget Dona-
hue. wife of Joseph Donahue. died
Sunday, Feb. IL. from blood poisoning.
aged % years. Funeral services were
held ut the Cascade chapel conducted
by Rev. j. LutZ, intcrlnent being made
in the Oxford cemetery by the side of
three children who had preceded the
mother. Mrs. Donahue leaves a hus-
band and three children.
New Richmond, Wis.-L. Harring-
ton. aged 40. conductor on a west
bound Wisconsin Central extra freight
train, was killed at Gladstone Mimi,
Sunday evening. His train had broken
in two, and when the ends came to-
gcthcr they struck with such force
that Harrington. who was sitting in
the cupalo of the little caboose, was
thrown down upon the hot stove. Har-
rington was not only terribly hurt in
ternally, but frightfully burned. His
body was found on the stove when as
sistance finally came to him. There
u I,
placed aboard the east-bound Chicago
limited. and DR.. Il. S. Wade of this
city was summoned to meet the train
on it's arrival here, but Harrington
died shortly alter being placed OH the
train. lie leaves a wife and son at
Abbotsford, Wis, where his remains
brakeman, who was also in the ca
boose, was hurt, but not seriously, and
he went on to his home in Abbotsford.
Butte, Mont.-John Beatty, Jr., Of
this city received a telegram recently
from Rushville, ILL.,, announcing the
death of his father, ut the age of 81
years. He was born in County Glare,
Ireland, and had lived in this country
for 81 years. Mr.. Beatty was known
to number of Montanans. -Four
children survive him, John Beatty, Jr.,
Mrs. John Bell of Rushville, ILL.,, and
William and George Beatty of Kan
sas City, Mo. n Sister
Generosa, of the Sisters of Charity,
was given judgment against the
Northern Pacific railroad company for
$3.50 and costs in Justice Deevy's
court. The action was recently begun
by Sister Generosa as the assignee Of
Il. Bonneau, who died ut Saint James
hospital in this city. BOnneau had a
claim of $500 against the railroad com
pany for horses killed by the train
The claim was allowed in the sum of
$3.50 but there We're several other
parties besides Sister Generosa who
claimed the money. All Of the claim
ants appeared and withdrew theil
claims upon the money in favor OF
Sister Gencrosa and judgment was
awarded her.
Gracevlle, Minn.-This community
was shocked last week to learn of the
sudden death of Miss Margaret Beau
) lieu which occurred at her home il
this village on Sunday morning at 5:3(
: o'clock. Miss Margaret Hayden wa!
born in New York city on Januar,
, 10Th, 1886, being 10 years old at TIN
time of her death. She was adopted
: by Mr. and Mrs. Beauleu at Sheldon
: Iowa, when she was three years old
. since which time she has been a mem
= Der of their family. The funeral oc
cured on the following Tuesday morn
Y ing at 10 o'clock from the Holy Rosar.
: church, solemn high requiem mass be
T. ing celebrated by Father O'Brier
c Father Riley and Father Guaverar
t alter which interment was made Il
e Lakeside cemetery.
S report was received here Tuesday o
d last week of the death of Ed Cornell
Y near Bemidii, MINI. Upon investiga
n ton it was ascertained that the dea
n man was Edwin G. Connolly, who's
It parents live near Beardsley.