The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-05
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Connolly G. MeDevitt, Funeral Di.
rectors and Embalmers, 1897 1871 w. 9TH
ST., ST. Paul, MINI. Tel. T. c. 2840;
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The state legal department, has
handed down IN opinion holding tina,
the state board Of health has unuueS-
toned power in the control of evil
dcnce and other matters pertaining To
the health OF the people, The board
/ things set forth in the new code and
asked for advice.
Mary Casey. of sos DE Soto street. has
been committed to the ST. Peter hos
pital. where she was an inmate fifteen
years ag" Friday evening "f last
week when Deputy Sheriff Hunsen
/. the house and dciied him. He sue
ceeded in breaking in when she escaped
/ out Of the window to the porch roof
and jumped to the ground She has
been violent and caused the neighbors
some apprehension.
! The state will realize $l7,S23.S1 in in
'hcritance taxes from the cst:rtc of the
late w. II. Elsinger, one Of the owners
of the Golden Rule department store.
That amount was certified to State .Au-
! ditor lverson by Judge Bazille. of the
Ramsey probate court. The entire cs-
tate. according 1" the return made
amounts to $42197762 OF this the
widows snare. blanche E.lSinycr. is
$I50 492.54. on which she pays :; tax OF
$7,o24.6S. Hattie Dittenllnfer receives
$4,000 the Salvation Army Il similar
amount. on which each pays Il tax of
S::22a This is after the exemptions hav.
been deducted. OF the residue in t,.,,s,
there is $216aSa.OS. and this pays y,
! tax of Sl0.34924 To five chcri,ublc
institutions Il total of $4,000 is given,
! but as none "f the requests are over
: $1,000 they do no, pay any tax
! Patrick Hranley, Il brakeman ON the
Grcn, Northern. was struck hy :, train
and killed al Clearwater junction Sat
urday. He WAS Supcrintenlin" the
! switching "t some freight ears and
paid II" attention I" an approaching
/ train behind him. He was thrown Ia
one side of the track the blow fr,c-
i turing his skull. He was brnugh, to
J the St. Louis station in Miuncanulis
! and died before he could be taken To :,
hospital. II" was about oS years of
! :tgr ana lived in l.itchfield
! John ID. Mccarthy. ON. of the rin-
nrer citizens of Hastings This state
and Il veteran of the Civil War, II form
en- member of Co. !. 18th Ainncsul: rcyi-
ment. died Monday in that city in tnr
seth year of his age.
After three ballots Thomas T.. Hogan
was elected from the ranks last Friday
night to be first lieutenant of Battery
a of the national guard. CnrpnraIs
Wood and Mangan will br promoted
To the rank OF sergeant at the next drill
meeting. At the same time. Capt. ".
l.. Kelly. Jr. will select some rorpu,lls
after a competitive drill and examine
ton.
John l;aiicy. Ga years of age. died
al the ST. Paul city hospital Saturday
of last week with consumption. The
deceased was n prominent member of
the knights OF Columbus. ana he had
formerly been employed in the county
| auditors office. Tie funeral OF de-
! ceased WAS held from the Cathedral
| Tuesday morning, May !.
/ John Malloy died at the residence. of
. his daughter. Mrs. L.. r. SpcctZell. 7Ol
Conway, Saturday. April :S. aged ,G
years The funeral took place las,
Tuesday morning with services Il, ST.
E; Mnry's church.
ThmnaS j. Ec:tly. son of Mrs. Mary
Nrtly. 6a,. W. Tenth street died at 81.
Joscph's hospital. April rs. Deceased
was "a years of age. The funeral oc-
CURED on Tuesday last. with services
(; Il, tn" cathedral
Mrs. Mary Murray. widow of the
late William J. Murray. died 81, her
residence. -, Smith avenue. April IS.
The funeral took place from the cath
"dr,I Tuesday nnrninG May ls,. she
wnS the mother of Catherine ana Mrs
George Flynn. of Minneapolis. and Mrs
Ed. Bucgcr. of ST. Paul. Mrs Murray
WAS Il sister Of Capt. a. j. Myler.
James -. LOBBY. aged SO years.
passed away at 271 Nugcnt street.
April 30 The funeral took place We'd
ncstily morning at St. James church.
intcrncn, following at Calvary Gem
etery.
Captain John Cook died at his resi-
denre. 3a2 T.. Ninth street. ST. Paul
Sunday evening. April 18th 1906. and
was buried at Calvary cemetery on
last Wednesday, morning Captain
Cook was one of st. PaulS early set =
tiers, WAS well known ana well liked.
II" was born April II. lS47. and WAS :,
native Of Ireland E.lnigratcd 20 Hall
fax. Nova Scotia in 1861, and from,
there came to ST. Paul in 1866. He
engaged AT once i'm the United States
government service in Minnesota. Dn-
kota and Montana and tho British pos
sessions with Gen. Terry until 1871.
when he returned to st. Paul and again
engaged with Major Twining in the