The Irish standard., 1906-04-07
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

using the corner of her apron to shut
the door. At this moment blaze shot
forward from the stove, catching her
apron. which burned with startling
rapidly. She ran to closet followed
by Mr.. O'Brien, who was in the room
at the time. and who endeavored to
smother the flames with q blanket. She
stayed there only Il few moments, when
in her excitement. she ran out of
doors in the direction of the water
tank, but finding no water there she
ran towards the house of IL neighbor.
She was overtaken by Mr.. OBrien,
flames by rolling her in the snow, but
not until nearly all her clothing had
beer burned.
Green Isle. MIND. Cooley. the
druggist, was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital. st. Paul March 25, where he
received an operation for obstruction
of the bowels. Death followed the
operation.
Waseca, Minn.--The death of Mr.. AL
bent Domy occurred at his home in
Wcodviae on Friday. evening, March
23. Mr.. Domy had been aling for
about eight months but had been able
to attend to his work until a short time
before his death. Some weeks
age he consulted DIR. W. A. Chamber
lain, who found that Mr.. Domy was
suffering from a tumor on his brain.
Since that time he failed rapidly, be-
ing stricken with paralysis about two
weeks ago. Deceased was born in
Rock county, wisconsin. about 81
years ago He came to Minnesota with
his parents in 1861 and has since re-
sided in this county. Seventeen Years
ago he nlarrie: Miss Maggie Spillaue.
Three daughters were born to them.
The two eldest daughters are students
est is at home. Besides his wife and
these daughters, Mr.. Domy leaves five
sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Lins
Vert of this city, Mrs. S. u. Williams
and Mrs, Cassidy of Steele county,
Mrs james Spillane OF Douglas coun-
ty. Mrs. Dreamer of Green county,
Wisconsin, and Messrs: Charles and
Frank Domy.ol Woodville.:'
Anaconda, Mont.--br Douglas Hyde,
president Of the Gaelic League, will be
in Anaconda April 6. This is the news
contained in a letter to DR.. Spelman.
written by Father Organ who is in
cha,ge OF DIR. Hyde's western trip. The
local committee, of which DR.. Spell
man is chairman. has made all ar
range11lents for a fine reception for the
doctor. and there will be much music of
IL high SORT as u preliminary to his adj
dress in the Margaret theater. Father
Organs letter states that much en-
thusiasm for the Gaelic League and
the cause it represents has been
aroused in California and along the
coast, and that over $4,000 has been
contributed to. the league from that
section of the country.
Butte, Mont.-The death occurred
recently of Michael Buckley. a we'll
known miner. ut the age OF AZ years.
The deceased was q single man and
resided with his sister, Mrs. James
Byrne, 1867 South Gaylord street. He
served on the police force during the
orally regarded as an excellent officer.
He leaves one brother. Martin Buck
ley, in this city, and u father in New
York. Michael Buckley was a. member
Of Division No. 1. of the A. O. H.. and
also Of the Miners Union Mrs. Ellen
Sisk. aged rs years, is dead. The de-
ceased was a native of Ireland and had
been resident OF Virginia City. New.
for several years before coming to
Butte. She leaves sister. Mrs. Arthur
Kelley; IL niece. Mrs. ]. j. I.aDuke. and
Il nephew, NJ. J. Kiely.
Taribault. Minn.-James McAnulty. a
former rcsidcn; Of Rice county, died
March Is. at Rcd Lake Falls. Mr.. Nc
Annuity was born in ireland. February
IL. 1880. and came to Philadelphia ut
the age Of 20. EIe was married in 1852
and moved to st. Paul, in 1856. From
there he went to Waseca and in 1861
came to Faribault and lived here and
in the town o: Shieldsvilc until 1882,
when he moved to Tildir. MINI. For
the past three years he has made his
home at Red Lake Falls He leaves
six children to mourn his death.
Brainerd, Minn.--Patrick Holly, a
farmer living seven miles northwest of
Motley. was found late Tuesday after
noon of last week murdered and buried
in u pile of refuse at stable. His
team and sled We're found two miles
northwest of Motley, in Case county
The team had been wandering around
and got fast in timber brush. Evil
IDENTITY they hai been there for several
days. On Identification of the team
at Motley. search was made for the
man. and he was found as stated. Evil
dence points to robbery. Tho coroner
and sheriff were notified. Holly was a
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