The Irish standard., 1906-03-31

reveal change in the status of the
Standardization tie, all being resigned
to the alternative of casting lots. But
an examination of the big tally sheet
kept by the election judges showed that
an error had been made in checking
up. In one of the spaces provided for
registering five votes, four had been
checked or as though they were five.
And it so happened that these marks
were after DR.. E. L. Sinclair's name,
thus reducing the total of the candi-
dates vote by one. from 1853 to 157.
The election Of Alderman Norton
means Democratic majority OF one
In the common council. Schulz and
Norton being reelected, Kitzman hold
ing over and Albert Fakler being new
~ chosen from third ward.
Owatonna, Minn.-Peter Clark died
at the hospital in Rochester. Mimi,
Wednesday, March 81. He had been
in failing health for the last three
years. The remains were brought to
Owatonna. Tie funeral was held from
st. Joseph's church on the ed inst.
The late Peter Clark first saw the light
Of day in Merton township in this
county in June. 1863. He passed his
boyhood days on the farm. When
about nineteen years old. he married
Miss Agnes Cunningham. also Of Mer-
ton. The issue Of this union was two
daughters, beth living. At an early
day Mr.. Clark went to st. Paul, where
he was engaged in the live stock COM
mission business. He was 4 familiar
figure in the stock markets. The strain
of the business caused his health to
give way. He came to Owatonna
year ago in tie hope Of beneflting his
health. He steadily grew worse and
was compelled to go to Rochester I
treatment. He is survived by wife
and two grown daughters. The decedent
also leaves two brothers, James and
John Clark of this city and a sister,
Sister Delphina, of 1ronton. Ohio.
Wascca, Minn.-Thomas Maloney
died at his home in Iosco on the 18th
inst. Mr.. Maloney fell about two weeks
ago and splintered one Of the bones in
his arm near the elbow. He has been
In rather feeble health for some time
and the shock Of this accident increased
illness. The cause of his death, how
ever was organic heart trouble. Mr.
Maloney was born in Ireland in 1884.
He came to America in 1852 and lived
III the state of New York about two
years. He then went to Pennsylvania.
where he resided ten years and then
came to Minnesota, settling in 1osco in
1863. He married Miss Catherine Cor
man in 1861. Eight children were born
to them. all Of whom survive both
father and mothcr-Mrs. Maloney nav
ing died several years ago. Mr.. John
Maloncy, and Misses Anna and Cecilia
Maloney, whose homes are III North
Dakota reached the bedside Of their
father before lie expired. These three
children and the two sons. Richard and
Frank. who liv, on the home farm, were
present at the funeral. His two mar
ried daughters. Mrs. P. H. Kane and
Mrs. Costello. one residing in Montana,
the other in Philadelphia, were unable
to be present. A nephew. Patrick Ma
loney, of Minneapolis was also present
at the last services. which were held
in St. Jarleth's Catholic church, in
Iosco.
Slayton, MINI --Afrs. Johanna Walsh
died ut the home Of her son james, in
Mason township. March 10. The de-
ceased, whose maiden name was
O'Brien. was born in the parish of
CLONE. county of Cork. Ireland, eighty
four years ago. She was married in
the old country and came to America
in 1868. locating at Northampton,
Mass. In 1883 the family moved to
Iowa and settled about twenty miles
east Of Alton. In 1900 they moved to
this county. Mrs. Walsh made her
home with her son since the death of
his wife. twenty-one years ago. her hus-
band having died some years previous.
She was the mother OF three sons and
two daughters. The funeral was held
from the Catholic church at this place
and was largely attended.
Helena. Mont.-Robert Shannon, who
has been q resident Of Helena many
years. died recently at the family resi-.
dence. 1912 Lalnborn street. Mr.. Shan
non came to Helena in 1864, and has
lived here ever since, save during the
Nome excitement, when he went to
Alaska hut later returned to Helena.
He was born in New York 81 years
ago. Mr.. Shannon is survived by four
children. Mrs. Ward Sheriff. Mrs. Hod-
son and Milton r. Shannon. all resi-
dents Of Helena, and Mrs. Hodson, of
Livingston.
Butte. Mont.-Mary f. Naughton,
aged Al years. died at the residence of
Mrs. Ka.e O'Cc,nor. $40 North Nom
tana stroet.-Mrs. p. S. O'Brien, aged
II years, died at the family residence
near the Buffalo mine. The remains
were removed to the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. Mary Burke. 1e6 East
Center street. from where the funeral
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