The Irish standard., 1906-04-28


calls for extra apparatus We're sent In.
| in the mean time the tiremen routed
the tenants on, of the building. Al
this moment Mrs Early was seen
climbing Oh Il window sill and APP
mArently preparing to jump To the
ground, ~ distance of twenty feet. y
ladder w;s quickly placed ut the WIN
dow and the aged woman was carried
| down.
| j. T.. Sheridan, who was conductor on
the Great Northern railroad for fifteen
years. died at st. JoSeph's hospital at
1926 Monday morning from kidney
trouble, having been i'll for over II
Paul AZ years ago and had liHcl here
All his life. He lived at 40a University
avenue, and is survived by Il wife. His
father and mother reside in Morris.
Mimi. For the past year he has been
passenger train master at WillnE'r. a."
was 81 member of the l:lks ana "f the
L
funeral took place from his late resi-
dcncc Wednesday,
Mai Il. =. Bean, formerly a we'll
known resident of ST. Paul. having
been sheriff of Ramsey county and Il
captain and major in the Thirteenth
Minnesota in the PHILIPPINES. lost his
home in the san Frnnrisr" fire In 81
letter received by his brnthcrin law.
Dr. e. T.. Miller. of this city, the mli"l'
SAYS he lost everything" He escaped
to Oakland however With Mrs. Bean,
and hntil are SAFE"
Gov Johnson. has named nearly 100
delegates To the national congress of
charities and correction which meets at
!; Philadelphia May ., io li. Nearly every
charitable organization in the state WAS
Or. \. T.: .\nrkrr. Mrs. J. Wirth. q. y.
I.lmphcrr. y. X. E"y"s. X. a. kirk.
Mrs. A. M,I.cnn. Mrs. j. !. II. Field
Mrs. j. r. Kelly. Rev. X. NJ West. Rev
\. l.. K"ruckr. Rev. Thrn ScdE"irk
Rev j. J. l.;,wlrr. 6. NJ orr, i:cEjnmill
Somlncrs Rev. X. Koch. Roy. l.. Peter
son. j. w. Miller. Miss Glars, S"nlncrs.
Miss ELLA Cook. \. w. Gutridg".
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly. widow of the
late Francis Kelly died 1T her home,
1910 ta,nIuicr .:trcct. Suudny. She WAS
- year of age and had lived in 81.
Paul for iifty-f"ur years. rw" children
survive her. Henry Kelly. of 40. en-
Gin" company, and Mrs w. T.. Roberts
1920 f'HuulIicr street. The funeral was
acid "Wednesday morning at o'clock
from the cathedral.
James keeSnn, engineer on tho chi
cnyn Great Western road, was killc'
in II trail, wreck at irwin Springs. Iowa
last Monday. kccg:uI was on an en-
CINE hauling an extra freight trail
from Dubuque to Chicago. The trail
had Just reached the foot of steer
grade when the engine topplcd over
The fireman jumped ana saved his life
| DuL Nccpill NdS 'IuHHcu "''''i Wv
engine Spreading rails is said to haze
caused the accident. Mr. Kcrgan VA
40 years old, resided in Mendoza. Tn
funeral took place Wednesday morning
The executive committee of the Min
ncsotn Territorial Pioneers association
met at the parlors of the Merchant:
hotel, ST. Paul. Tuesday afternoon, an'
{ made arrangements for the annua
$ gathering which Is to be held at TIT
: capitol May II. Much business of i'm
$ portancc to the organization wAs trans
!. acted. and the committees on program
]. banquet and finance We're appointed
T. Those present were Charles i. Staple
T. of Dakota county, F.. W. BaZillc, Georg
n H. Hazard, j.. +. BerrisfOrd, w. ]
: Murray of Ramsey county; J. u. Gil
II fillan. NJ. w. Nash, G. A. Pluniner an
& +. G. O'Brien of Hennepin county; j.
: NJ Pugh of Duluth, and L. D. Baird o
: Austin.
s The state board Of control Monda
I. opened bids for two new buildings a
: the school for. the feeble minded a
9 Faribault Five Taribault contractor