The Irish standard., 1913-07-26

Mrs. VIM. Duhamel, he fingered be.
tween life and death and finally death
won the victory. Funeral mass was
held on Wednesday morning at st
Anthony church and the body was
shipped to Faribault, Mimi, where the
funeral was held and the burial took
place in the family lot beside the wife
of the deceased. He was born in
County Tipperary, Ireland, and at the
age of fourteen came to Canada
where he lived number of years. He
was married to Miss Sarah Bagshaw
of Pipinauville, Canada, and in 1856
came to Faribault and took up a
homestead, where he lived until
eleven years ago, moving to Donny-
brook soon after the death Of his wife
While here he made his home with
his son and during the winter months
of each year he made the trip alone
to Faribault to stay with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. G. Mosher.
Grand Rapids, Minn.-Joseph Mitch
ell. father of Mrs. Frank Mccormick,
died at the home of his daughter Sat-
urday morning, July 49, He was rs
years Of age and death was due to in
firmfties of his advanced years. He
formerly lived in Aitkin county, where
he started one OF the first farms in
the neighorhood of the county seat.
He was Canadian by birth, but came
to this country at an early age and
spent the greater part of his time in
northern Minnesota. which he has
seen grow from a wilderness inhab-
Tied by nothing but Indians to Sec
ton Of fine farms and prosperous
towns. The funeral was held from
the Catholic church and interment
made In 1tasca cemetery.
Murdoch. Minn.-A letter was re-
ceived here Monday of last week by
our postmaster G. E. LundberR. in
forming him that a man was found
dead in Leavenworth, WASH, on July
10, describing the marks on the body
and also the name Of the dead man.
The letter was turned over to Mrs.
McBreen, who identified the remains
as those being her husband, who left
here Is months ago. The late Phillip
McBreen was born in Rosemount "a
years ago and came here IA years ago
Soon after his arrival he was mar
ried to Mrs. McBreen. He leaves to
mourn his loss his widow, one daugh-
ter. Mary; his son. Phillip, and two
nieces in Brainerd and friends. His
remains were inferred in the ceme-
terry near that city.
Green Isle, Minn.-Mrs. Patrick
Murphy passed away at her home in
this village Tuesday evening, July IS,
after a lingering illness with cancer,
aged 81 years. Besides her husband
ten children survive her as follows:
Patrick Of Alaska, Daniel of Grants
Pass. Ore, James of Butte, Mont, Ed
ward of Great Falls, Mont, Mrs. d.
Nugent of Milwaukee. Mrs. A. L. Han
sen Of Minneapolis. Mrs. James Hal
pin, Celia, Agnes and Emma Of this
place. She Is also survived by three
sisters, Mrs. P. Nugent of Salt Lake
City, Utah, Mrs. NJ WEIGH of Mime
apolis, and Mrs. James Donovan OF
Green Isle.
Anaconda, Mont.-A great crowd
attended the reception in the knights
of Columbus hall on the night of the
18th in honor of the Rev. Father A.
r. Coopman, whose silver jubilee was
celebrated In Anaconda. Addresses
were made at the reception by Judge
George B. Winston, w. X. Dwyer and
E. ]. Bowman. Mrs. Joseph Tescher,
Miss Griselda Tuchscherer, Miss Kate
Connolly. Austin McGinty and the
Halloran brothers furnished musical
oAICA IdlIAIcul. LIZ. y. r. SpelNlan pre-.
sided.
Benson, Minn.-Martin Cunningham,
an adopted son of the late John B.
McCauley, was killed by train at
Milwaukee, Wis, on Saturday, July s.
The young man was on his way to
work when the train struck him and
ran over both legs. He lived about
three hours. He was "a years of age.
He spent a few days in this neighbour
hood the week before he was killed
visiting his foster brothers and sis
ter. His remains were inferred at
Annandale, where his sister lives.
Faribault. MINI. Mary Helen
O'Neil, aged Is years, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. F.. O'Neil died at
their home on Monday morning, July
IA, of anemia. Deceased was born
October 7. 1898, in this city and was