The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-08-29
WITH THE DEAD.
Thos. McAndrews,

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Thomas McAndrews died last We'd
nesday at the family home, 254o Twen-
ty-eighth av. S. aged 4s years. He
leaves family. Funeral services were
held yesterday morning with requiem
mass at Holy Rosary church and in
terment at st. Mary's cemetery.
Sister Mary Patrick.
Sister Mary Patrick of the order of
st. Joseph died Wednesday at ST.
Mary's hospital. She was a native Of
Ireland and was II years Of age. Be
,, fore becoming nun her name was
Ellen Mccarthy Her funeral was
held yesterday morning. After the re-
QUEEN mass her remains were inferred
at st. Mary's cemetery
Martin A. Tierney.
Martin A. Tierney. for many years a
we'll known resident of Northeas.
Minneapolis and a veteran of the Civil
war and past commander of William
Downs post, G. A. r., died last Sat-
urday at his home. 1922 Portland az.
The deceased was 65 years of age and
is survived by widow and four chill
dren. Funeral services were held Mon
day morning last with requiem mass
at st. Stephens church. The remains
were inferred at st. Mary's.
John B. McAuIiffe.
John B. McAuliffe, a resident OF
Minneapolis since 1856, died Monday
morning at his home, 7o3 Fifth st. n
e.. at the age of Is years. Mr.. McAu-
life had been ailing for about two
years, but was seriously i'll only for
about a week
Mr. McAuliffe was born in Ireland in
1880, and came to America in 1850
landing in Boston, where he lived until
1856, when he moved to Minneapolis
He was married the same year nc
came to Minneapolis and his wife died
about eleven years ago. He is sur
vived by two children, Mrs William
AoISS VI hllliICdpOllS anu Kew. y. y
McAuliffe of Lake City, MINI.
During the early days of Minneapc-
lis Mr.. McAuliffe was prominent in
city affairs and took an active part il
the affairs of the growing city. He
was for several years deputy assessor
He was a personal friend Of all the
early prominent residents.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock at st. Anthem,
Of Padua church, Eighth av. and MAR
st. n. e.
James M. Smith.
On Sunday evening last at his home
1924 Lyndale ave. S.. James M Smith
died. after long illness, at the age Of
IS years. leaving a widow and eight
children. The deceased was born in
Boston, Mass, and in 1870 came with
his parents to this city which con.
tinued to be his home to the day Of his
death. He was for many years res
ident Of the East Side where he wal
engaged in the grocery business on
Eighth Ave-, near Main St. Among
bis surviving relatives are John H
and Joseph A. Smith, brothers The
funeral services were held Wednesday
morning with requiem mass at thu
Immaculate Conception church ant
in:erment in St. Anthony cemetery.
Henry M. Troy:
Attorney Henry NJ. Troy, 1879 Fiji,
teenth st. e., died at Asbury hospita
Tuesday as result Of taking toe
many headache powders
Mr.. Troy had been suffering from
severe headaches for three weeks and
had finally become desperate in hit
efforts to stop the pain. Sunday after
noon he obtained a box Of powder:
containing acetanilid, and Monday
morning he was found unconscious il
his rooms. Physicians were called and
he was taken at once to Asbury hos.
pital, where his death followed.
! Mr.. Troy was unmarried. His Of
fees were at 50o-5o2 Metropolitan Lift,
building, where he attended to his L.
gal work and dealt in lands in thi.
and other states. At his Offices yeste-.
day it was stated by an assistant tina!
Mr.. Troy had been suffering for week
and that he had been troubled witt
severe shooting pains in the back o
the head. He was graduate Of boil
the academic and law departments 9
the University Of Iowa. ana six year
was engaged in the practice of law ant