The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-04-28
OVER THE NORTHWEST,

from the effects of poison administered
by his own hand with suicidal intent.
| He had often intmatcd that he would
take his own life but no one placed
| much credence in his assertion. On
| Monday evening in some manner he
| procured a quantity of laudunum and
shortly after midnight retired to his
| room and locked the door. The next
morning Officer Harry went to his
| room and found him in an unconscious
| condition. DR.. Storch was summoned
| but the patient was beyond help and
died at l o'clock. The funeral took
| place at o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
| a large number Of old friends accom-
panying the remains to the cemetery.
Patrick Crowley, an old resident of
Grand Rapids, died suddenly on the
| 14th inst. of heart disease. The de-
ceased came to this state from Peter
| borough, Canada, about ten years ago.
He was unmarried and lived alone
| i'll Frenchtown, 4 suburb of this VIII
lagc, for many years. Mr.. Crowley
was Il saving man, and the general
opinion is that he had amassed a con-
siderable fortune. His remains were
taken to his home in Canada Monday.
Hudson, Wis.-In the contest for as
sociate justice of the supreme court
Timlin had the largest vote, his plur-
atty being 1854, Judge O'Neill was
second. In st. Croix county the vote
was as follows: Bushnell sos, Grace
PA, O'Neill, LOO, Timlin EOS. The
large vote of Bushnell who was an
entire stranger and from far-of Sec
ton Of the state is accounted for by
his name appearing first on the ballot.
This shows that there is something in
running a candidate the initial Of
whose name heads the alphabet.
Green Isle, Minn.-Daniel Dooley, the
well known druggist of this village,
died at St Joseph's hospital in st. Paul
on Thursday the 18th inst. after a short
illness. The remains We're taken to
st. Patrick's Catholic church. Shields
Vile, Saturday morning at . o'clock.
where Requiem Mass was celebrated
by Rev. Err. Fleming, after which they
| were laid to rest in the ST. Patrick's
cemetery The deceased was /; native
of Canada and was As years of age.
| Two sisters survive him. Sister An
gelica. of Holy Angels Academy, of
Minneapolis, and Mrs. p. McEntee, Of
Spokane, Wash. His only brother died
four years ago.
Butte. Mont-'rhe body of the late
Michael j. Deellan was taken to San
Francisco. where interment took place.
Services were held at Sacred Heart
| church. the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans and the Robert Emmett Literary
Society taking part in the funeral cor
tege. NJ. O'Rrien, q cousin of the de.
| ceased. accompanied the remains to
San Francisco
Saltwater. Minn.-Miclacl Sutton. a
his home for many years, died at
Grand Rapids. Mnn where he wars
| employed by Mackey & Sutton. The
report was received here in Il telegram
Monday, and Lyman Sutton. a nephew
of the deceased. went to Grand Rap>
| ids to bring the body back to Still
of age, and is survived by his brothers,
John of Saltwater, and George of Cor
don. Wis. and his sisters Mrs Michael
| Carroll, Mrs. John. Mealey and Mrs.
| Thomas Maison. the latter residing 1T
Everett, Wash.
Miss Loretta Sullivan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan. was
| married at st. Michael's church, Still
| water, Monday forenoon last. to John
| Hunt, who is connected with the
| freight department of the Northern Pa.
| cific railway in st. Paul. Miss Sulli-
| van was one Of Stillwater's popular
young ladies and is the only sister of
/ IcofSe II. culllNitil, Guy attorney Oh
Saltwater. Following the marriages. Il
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides parents.
Two Harbors. Minn.-Curtis ]. Kelly
aged 80 years. a brakeman on an iron
ore train on the Duluth & Iron Range
road. was killed in the switch yards
here last Saturday afternoon. AS Il
train in charge of Conductor LATE
Mills was backing upon No. 3 SWITCH
Kelly jumped off the car intending to
again board the train when the head
Of it in its backward movement
reached him. In jumping. however. hz
lost his footing and fell heavily against
some cars on the next switch. He was
picked up in an unconscious condi-
| ton and died at the Budd hospital
shortly after reaching there. Death was