The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
NECROLOGIC
P. D. O'PHELAN DIES
Prominent Writer and Politician Tx
pires in st. Paul.

P. D. O'Phelan, for many year, "a
IN st. Paul on Tuesday of CHRONIC asth:
ma He was born in New Orleans
! March Is, 1889, and when Is years ola
came to Minnesota with his parents
! locating in Rice county. "hen the
civil war broke out he was elected
: captain of detached company OF Voi-
untaers and was commended Tor MS
bravery at the battle Of Lookout Noun
He was married to Julia Harvey in
1864. They have had ten children,
seven of whom survive. The chlldren
are: Mrs. NJ. r. CAVITY, Mrs. NJ. ii.
| Casey, Mrs. T. F. Ginnaty, Mrs. james
Sammon. Thomas F., Patrick L. and
I John |.
He moved with his family to Grace
Vile in the spring of 1878. He main
tanned unchanging views on the lrlsh
| question and collected many thousands
of dollars in the interest OF nome ruie:
Gladstone, Blake and Parnell., He was
frequent contributor. to the maya
zines and newspapers Of the northwest.
> He moved to Winnipeg, Man., IN
1889, where he had been appointed In
suector Of customs by President Cleve-
land. In this position ne served SIX
years, until he was transferred to In n,
ternational Falls in 1895. Owing to III
health he was forced to resign in 1900.
H. L. COOKE-The funeral Of H. L.
Cooke. who died at pm. Wednesday
~ at Anoka, was held at $3.50 pm: today
at Hume & Davies. The burial will
be at Newark, s. D. Mr.. Cooke k. was vas
A. +. & A. NJ; the funeral was held
under Masonic auspices. He was also
a member of the First New York
Mounted Rifemen, and member Of
/ Columbia post, G.. A. r., until it dis
banded. A wife and three daughter!
: remain. The daughters are Mrs. II
Burwell and Mrs. 9. A.. lkenberry o;
Minneapolis and Mrs. T.. Mccullough
of st. Paul.
MRS. B. E. BARTON--Word was re
ceiyed in Minneapolis last night Of tn
death of Mrs. B. E. Barton Of Yakima
Wash, Mrs. Barton was we'll know
in Minneapolis as five Of her sons ar
- in business here. One son lives in st
Paul.
Mrs. Barton is survived by seve1
sons and three married daughters. IN
Dr.. G. G. Barton, c. A. Barton, Profes
sor J. F. Barton, all Of Minneapolis
Humphrey Barton of st. Paul. an
John q, Barton of Seattle The thre
- married daughters live in Yakima.
PETER J. BULANDER, aged 8
wears, died Tuesday at the Swedish hos
Il pital. The funeral will take place a
/ the residence, 1928 Ninth avenue s, Fir
/ day at 2:15 pm. and at 3 pm. at s.
Paul's Swedish Lutheran church,. Eli
teenth avenue and Twenty eight
street S. Burial will be at Layma
a. cemetery. r. 49,
JULIA QUINN, aged 4 years, die
Tuesday at the home Of her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quinn. Dale an
Rondo streets. st. Paul. The funer;
took place today at ST.. Joseph
church: interment was at Calvar
cemetery, ST. Paul.
= HENRY MIKKELSON-The fune
ell of Henry Mikkelson, son Of Charl
no. Mikkelson, who died Wcdnesda
will take place at 2 pm. Friday, fro
the residence, 2115 Twenty first aven'
Is Interment at Layman s cemeter
MRS. SARAH r. BROOKS, age
years, died early today at tho residen
of her daughter, Mrs. R. D. Russell, 16
Il Stevens avenue. Funeral Friday at
nm from the residence. Interment
Danyille ILL., #