The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-10


from the Fourth ward. also represent
tatives. Henry McColl and John c.
Hardy were elected to the state senate,
respectively, from the Thirty-fourth
and Thirty fifth districts.
Frank Breen, 30 Summit avenue,
died at his home of consumption after
all illness Of two years. He was born
In st. Paul twenty eight years ago.
He had been Il hackdrver for many
years. and was quite we'll known. His
funeral took place from the family
residence, 30 Summit avenue. on the
Sd inst. Services were held at ST
Mary's church.
| Several different totals have heev
given for the Minnesota gross earn
ings Of the railroads for the year end
ing June 80. The correct figures are
ss1,239,66o.57. This is an increase Of
over $11,0oo,ooo over the previous year.
This is larger gain than the pre-
vious Year, as the earnings for the
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S27,343.95, and for 1904 they were $63,-
257,7o2.s5.
| Edward Barnon, a Switchman in the
transfer yards, dropped dead at Walk
err and Taylor avenues in Hamline
late last week. His body was brought
to the morsue. where an examination
was made by Deputy Coroner T. J.
Maloney. He lived at ss5a Walker
avenue, and it is thought that he was
on his way home when ,le. was strick-
Ell. Bannon had not w9Eked for hf-
teen days, and it. is .saids that he had
complained of being sick Heart
trouble is said to be the cause Of
death. He was seen to- falter in the
street by E. w. Brasse, who ran TO
the mans assistance, but before he
got to the spot Bannon had fallen to-
the sidewalk and expired. Mr.. Ban
non was forty-five years Of age and
unmarried. He has two. brothers and
a sister living in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary Morrisey, wife of Will
liam Morrissey, 943 Cromwell avenue
died Tuesday Of consumption. She
was thirty-nine years old.
The state treasury recently received
$19O,54o from the state prison for
Irvine receipts. This with, the $4,000
received after the books were closed
last. week will wipe out the $4,000
overdraft in the revenue fund and
leave nearly $4,000 cash balance.
Frank Mcmahon. who. died in ST
Paul or the list inst, ia4Red 63 years.
was buried from his late residence,
6S1 L'Orient street, on Nov. s. Serv-
ices were held at ST Mary's church.
Mrs. j. w. Lahiff. 1903 Langford
avenue was pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening last by the members
of Dig. No, 2. Il. a. Of A. Q. H.. of
which she is the presiding officer, and
presented with a handsome dinner set
Of Haviland china and set of knives
and forks. The evening was enjoy
ably passed in games and singing IN
til IL O'Clock, when refreshments We're
served. The occasion came as a COM
plete surprise to Mrs Iahiff, and IL
III the nature Of a token of .apprecia-
ton and esteem Of her untiring efforts
in behalf Of the division.
Joseph Rurk, 4 years of age, and
living with his parents at $40 Broad-
way, was instantly killed Saturday
morning of last week by the collapse
G. A. building at Ninth and Cedar
streets, ST Paul. This is the second
fatality at the place since the con-
struction Of the institution was started
George S. Mckenny $50 West Cen
trail avenue, st. Paul. and a charter
member of Typographical Union No
so, dropped dead at the corner of Sixth
and Wabasha streets, st. Paul, at s
o'clock last Sunday evening. Coroner
A. w. Miller says that death resulted
from heart trouble. The deceased went
TO ST. raul nearly a half century ago.
Emma. Maria Gavin, six years of age,
living with her parents iat 2l46 Uni
versity avenue. st. Paul,ewas run down
by a. street car near her home at 5
o'clock Sunday evening and probably
fatally hurt. Her right, shoulder is
dislocated and she has multiple bruises
about the body William Carr, 1872
North Washington, st. Paul was
struck by a street car at Ninth and
Wabasha streets at o'clock the same
evening and painfully hurt. He re-
ceived cut over his left eye and his
upper lip was cut.
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