The Irish standard., 1913-03-08
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Faribault, Minn.-Mrs. Bridget Muir
ray died suddenly Monday, Feb. II, at
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
Corridor. on East Second street. The
cause of her death was paralysis. De-
ceased was born near DEBORAH, Iowa,
IS years ago. She had resided in this
city for about three years. She is sur
vived by four daughters and one son.
The daughters are Mrs. X. Mcmahon
of Los Angeles; Mrs. Anna Keck, De-
corah, Ia: Mrs. Nellie Rooney, Decor
ah, Ia, and Mrs. John Corridor of this
city. The son is Owen Murray Of
J.ong,nount, Colorado. The remains
were taken to DEBORAH, Iowa, where
they were inferred in the family lot
Mr. and Mrs. John Corridor accom-
panied the remains to DEBORAH.
Fscanaba Mich.--To inherit a small
fortune 90 years after being robbed of
$500 in .jewelry and money, the fortune
being money made on the stolen vsllua-
bles, is the experience OF Mrs. p. Nc
Cauley OF this city. Mrs. McCa;lley 20
years aso was Miss Anna Gallagher of
rant she often gave meals 10 a. youth
named Thomas Connolly. Shortly aft
CT befrieni,ng the youth, the home
where the then Miss Gallagher lived
was robaed. and she lost money and
Jewels 10 the amount OF $500. 4 short
time ago Rev. Father Barth of E.s-
canada showed Mrs. McCauleE a letter
he had received from Connolly telling
of the robbery 20 years before, and
saying he could find NO peace until he
repaid her. He said he had made his
little fortune of $4,000 on the money
stolen from Miss Gallagher. Before
further correspondence was had Con-
nelly died, and last Monday Mrs. Nc
Cauley received word that he left a
letter bequeathing all of his possess
sfons to her 1t is said the letter will
prove valid as a will.
Shakopee. Minn.-Died at his home in
this city of pneumonia. on Monday,
February "a, 1913, John p. Regan, aged
70 years. John r. Regain was born at
Credit River, September IL. 1887. Most
of his boyhood days We're spent there
Shakopee. where he attended the high
school. Later he spent several years
on the farm at Credit River, after
which he entered the employ of the
Omaha road as brakeman, where he
served one and one-half years. John
Regain was the eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Regan and was fine
young man of excellent habits and
clean character. EIe was a universal
tavorite With all his associates. The
funeral was held on Wednesday morn
ing of last week at 10 O'Clock from
st. Mary's church and the attendan4>
Vas SO large that the edifice wal
crowded to its doors. At the concln-
sion OF the mass Il most touching ant
eloquent sermon was delivered by Rev
Richard Lee, the officiating clergyman
The honorary pail bearers. cousins o.
the deceased. We're as follows: Pat.
rick Gallagher. James Connolly. Fran
els Brennan, James Farley. John anc
Thomas Reagan. The active pail bear
crs We're: Ed Haugn, Joseph Doyle
Joseph Kennedy. Eli Kearney, Dennis
Simpkins and Matt Buesgens. He
leaves to mourn his loss his parents
Mn. and Mrs. Michael Regain, one sis.
ter and one brother, Mary and Michael
The floral offerings were many ant
profuse and showed the esteem ir
which the deceased was held. He wa.
"a member of the A. O. II. OF l'rid
Lake. which lodge attended the funer.