The Irish standard., 1910-12-24

wife Of Edward Brown of the town of
Wells. died early Wednesday morn
ing, Dec. 7th, at her home in that
town. of general debility resulting
from old age. She was born in the
parish of Ballinrobe, County Mayo,
Ireland, IS years ago. She came to
the United States when young wo-
man and married Edward Brown in
New York in 1858. In the fall of 1860
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown came to Mime
sofa and made their home in st. Paul
until 1871, when they purchased a
farm in the town of Wells where they
have since made their home. De-
ceased is survived by her husband
and two sons, M. H. Brown Of the
town of Wells and Edward Brown of
LIE Sueur.
Livingston, Mont.-At the ranch
home Of Patrick Richard, on upper
Mission, on Saturday morning, Dec.
10, at o'clock occurred the death of
Mrs. Patrick Richard of pneumonia,
after an illness of about two weeks.
She was not considered in danger.
GUS condition until the last few days.
Mrs. Richard, formerly Miss Sophie
Young, was born at Bobarness, Kan
kakee county, Illinois, on Nov. II,
1848. At the age Of II she married
Patrick Richard, and of this union
were born IA children, 10 of whom
ere living. Mrs. Richards funeral
took place from the Catholic church
on Tuesday, Dec. 10. All of the chill
dren were present at the services ex-
cept M. A. Richard, who was unable
to attend. Many friends were pres
ent to pay their last tribute to the
departed.
Mortified, Minn.-William H. Cody,
one Of the leading farmers of this
community, died Saturday evening,
Dec. 3, at S:15. He was born in Clin-
ton county, N. Y, Feb. %, 1850, com.
ing to ST. Paul, Mimi, with his fam
lily in 1856, where he lived for pert
cd of ten years. From there the fam
lily moved to Wheatland, Mimi, and
afterward to Northfield. The children
who survive him are: Mrs. N. Hager
Of Northfield, Edward Cody of Fox
Lake, Mrs. Edward Blesener of North
field, J. S. Cody of Zenith, N. D., Fred
and Alice Cody, who have been at
home with their parents. Mrs. Cody
and two sisters and brother also
survive the deceased. Mr.. Cody has
been sick the past two years, being
afflicted with ulcer of the stomach
He was we'll known throughout this
vicinity as he was for six years state
boiler inspector of Rice county, and
was appointed by the late Governor
Johnson The funeral exercises took
place from ST. Dominics church and
were conducted by Rev. Father Nor
moyle.
Hastings, Minn.-The grand jury
reconvened December 10 and returned
indictments against P. J. Gibbons for
murder in the first degree for the kill
ing of his wife, Nancy Gibbons, and
Rev. E. ]. Walsh at South st. Paul,
May 20 last. The first indictments
were pronounced defective by the at.
torney general, in not alleging that
the killing was committed without
excuse or justification. The prisoner
was arraigned under the second in.
dictments, pleading not guilty, and
and the jurors were excused from
further attendance. The trial opened
On Wednesday and Is now in prog
ress.
Waseca, Minn.-The death of Mrs.
Mary Moonan, the respected mother
of Senator Moonan, occurred at her
residence in this city shortly after
noon on Friday of last week. She had
been feeble for a year or more and
her death was due to a stroke of apo
plexy
St. Cloud, Minn.-Harry Albrecht, 20
is in the county Jail here on a charge
of numbering John O'Brien,. 30, a
barber, last Tuesday night at dance
given by the Equitable lodge in Wood
man hall, when the latter resented an
alleged insulting term applied to his
employer. O'Brien died almost in.
stantly after his encounter with Al
brecht, who is accused of emptying
his revolver at the barber, one shot
piercing the body below the heart,
another lodging in the abdomen, and
the third grazing his arm. The other
shots went wild. The parents of the
murdered man reside In Duluth.
Prescott, Wis.-Frank Ruley was
found dead at the home of Michael
Flannery on West Ninth street Has.
tings, Mimi, Monday, having evident.
ly expired from heart trouble whil~
asleep. Coroner A. G. Mertz of that