The Irish standard., 1905-11-25


three sisters. Mrs. Il. Hayes of Den
, Yer, Colo; Mrs. Dan Malloy of Mich
igan, and Mrs Dan Johnson of Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Lynch was one Of the
best known miners in the city. He
came here sixteen years ago The last
eight years Of his life were spent at
the Anaconda mine, where he held a
responsible position.
Anaconda, Mont.-Robert ]. Tenn
pleton and Dennis Haggerty fell
through the roof of the converter
building at the Washoe shelters about
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday morning of last
week and received fatal injuries. They
were both carpenters and were engaged
in repairing the galvanized iron roof
ing when in some way they fell thirty
five or forty feet to the floor below.
Haggerty struck on wheelbarrow and
his ribs were crushed, besides inhict-
ing wounds on the lungs. Mr.. Temple
ton died about 12 o'clock the same
day. Death came at the end Of su l.
den sinking SPELL Mr.. Haggcrty dieI
in the afternoon. The latter lived a!
217 East Commercial avenue and had a
wife, Mrs. Mary Haggerty, AMI eight
children. Misses Sadie and Oracle and
three boys, John, Willie and Emmett
besides three married daughters, Mrs.
B. Hogan, Mrs. B. Leonard and Mrs.
Louis Christy.
| Grand Rapids, Minn.-Mrs. John
Mcdonald died at her home in this viii
age at 700 o'clock Tuesday morning
held the following Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock at st. Joseph's Catholic
church. Solemn requiem high mass
was said by Rev. c. V. Gamachc OF
Hibbing, assisted by Rev. Fathers
O'Mahoney and Engels of Grand Rap
ids. The funeral sermon was delivered
by Rev. Father O'Mahoney, of st. Jo-
seph's. He spoke in BETTING terms OF
the ennobling qualities Of the deceased
and the splendid example of her pure
life. The church was filled, and all
present appeared as mourners under
the influence of the words spoken by
the priest. The remains We're conveyed
| from the church to the Catholic cem-
etery, where the last sad rites of the
| obsequies were performed in the pres
ence of a large gathering of saddened
and sobbing relatives and friends
Mrs. Anna Mooney Mcdonald was
born at Maple Leaf, Minnesota, on
July Is, 1856, and was therefore 80
years of age at the time of her death
She is survived by her husband and
four children. Relatives who attended
Thomas Mooney and wife of Chisholm
Peter Mcdonald of Chisholm, VIM
Carroll and wife of Hibbing, James
| Mcdonald of Hibbing, j. A. Mccarthy
and wife of Hibbing, Patrick McDon-
aid of Stewart, Mimi, Miss Mace Nc
Alpine and Alfred McAlpine, of Maple
Leaf, Mimi, P. l.. MCGOWAN and wife
of West Superior, Wis.
Mr.. John Mulvaney of Wilson and Miss
Bessie Eastman of Hudson were united
in marriage by Father Barney at the
parsonage Thursday, Nov. 16, 1905.
John Mcmahon acted as best man and
Miss Marguerite Cunningham as
bridesmaid.
Jessenland, Minn.-Michael Mangan,
who has resided i'm Washington. Lake
township, since 1856, died on Tuesday
of last week at the age of So. He
came from Ireland in 1858, and spent
several years mining in California,
until he came to Sibley county. He
Mangan.
Shakopec, 'Mnn.-The marriage of
County Auditor John II. Moore and
Miss Barbara Lies was sOlemnized at
st. Marks church, on Tuesday of last
| week. Senator Collier was best man
| and the bride WIS attended by Miss
Clara PHuiy, of Minneapolis as maid
of honor. The newly MARI; 4 couple
departed OH Il wedding trip to Chicago
and Detroit.