The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-29

capitol. Besides his wife he leaves
three daughters Mrs. McCauley, Mrs.
Cameron and Miss B. Roach. The fl.
neral took place at $50 Tuesday
morning from the above residence.
Services We're held at st. Joseph's
church at 10.
Mrs. Mary Buckley, wife of John
Buckley, 463 st. Anthony av., died
suddenly at o'clock Sunday morning
at her home. Mrs. Buckley has suf
fered two strokes of paralysis in the
past few years. but was recovering
from the one which occurred about
four months ago, and her death was
very unexpected. Mrs. Buckley was
born in Ireland IS years ago. Shortly
after her marriage she came to Amer
lea with her husband. They lived in
Cincinnati for few years. and about
IS years ago came to ST Paul. Mr..
Buckley is in the employ of the Twin
City Rapid Transit company. Mrs.
Buckley is survived by her husband
and five daughters. The funeral took
place Tuesday morning from her late
residence at $3.50 a. nj. Services were
held at ST. Joseph's church at .
O'clock.
Martin P. Ryan. law partner Of
Mayor D. w. Lawler, has filed for the
legislature on the Democratic ticket.
He wants to represent the 34th legis-
lative district. which comprises the
Eighth and Twelfth wards. Mr.. Ryan
is graduate of the Marquette univer-
sity. Milwaukee. and received his
Bachelor of Laws degree from the ST
Paul College. of Law.
Alice McTeague aged 90 years, died
Saturday at the home of her parents,
William and Julia McTeague, 693 Lin
wood place. The funeral took place
from the above residence Tuesday
morning at $3.50. Services were hello.
at st. Luke's church at Q o'clock.
Pat Conley, Al years old, $50 Rice
St. fell down the stairway of the city
hall last Wednesday afternoon and
sustained fracture of the collarbone
and broken rib on the left side. He
was carried into the health department
where he received temporary dressing
from DIR. Hagenbeck After the ma n
had heen roetoro6 IN oo,,s,;o,,~o.. 80. =
his injury dressed he was taken t.
the city hospital.
John A. Hartigan left Monday even
ing for Detroit to attend the meeting
ct the national insurance commission.
ers. He will read paper on the
question of considering accrued taxes
as a liability in making up reports.
L. w. Rundlett, city engineer, will
receive bids until Sept. for the re.
roval of the soldiers monument al
the head of w. Third ST.. within Sum-
NIT park. The cost of this work will
be borne by adjoining property own
ers, who have raised a fund for the
purpose. The city council last week
gave permission to remove the shaft,
as it will stand in tile middle of the
street when the new cathedral all.
thorities. straighten out Summit av.
Mrs. F. B. Doran, wife of f. B. Do.
ram fuel dealer. w. Fourth ST.. is Sc
riously i'll at her home, 201 East Con-
gress st.
Miss Anna Furlong. East Winifred
ST., returned yesterday from a weeks
outing at Lake Chetek -
Timothy Reardon has been awarded
the contract to build an addition to thu
post hospital at Fort Smelling. worl!
will be commenced Immediately, build
ing to be completed by January 1. The
new part will be used for general
ward purposes, and is to be built OF
brick. The addition will cost $s,s4o.
The Junior Pioneer society expects
to have a home of its own within a
few months.
At meeting of the board of direct
ors held Friday evening plans for a
$4,000 building We're examined Mark
Fitzpatrick and e. j. Donahue, archj-
tects associated with the Juniors =
organization. both submitted plans for
the new building. No definite action
was taken by the board The society
owns property on w. Ninth ST., oppo-
site ST. Joseph's hospital. and it is
on this site they will build their new
home.
James A. Young, a pioneer resident
of the city and for many years en-
gagged in business died last Tuesda,
at his home. 312 Walnut ST., at tho
age of n years. He is survived BY
four sons and four daughters. Charles
James. Thomas and Frank Young, ant
Mrs. c. M. Spear. Mrs. P. NJ. Hughes
Sarah and Josephine Young. The flu.
neral took place from the. residenc,
Thursday at $3.50 a. m. Services wer.
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