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6 it > THE IRISH i> i AND ARD. Saturday, May 1, 1915.

rate for Dublin city was 24.5, for Bel aster in 1843, when forty-six fishermen The Clonmel annual Fels will be Reilly, Brainerd. Vice President, John F. Scanlon, 107* belonging to Newcastle, a number of fast, 25.0, and for Cork, 25.8, Limer­ held this year, on June 6, in the Auditing Committee — Margaret Scott, West 6th St.; Financial and Insurance liiafwi ¥„ar*?a,r,et gulllvan. Minneapolis; Secretary, W. J. McBrlde, 7 West 6th St: whom were relatives, were lost. Mrs. ick's rate being the second highest. grounds of the Presentation Convent. Elizabeth McNally, St. Paul. Recording Secretary, W. J. Lynott liM Murphy's funeral was attended by over Died—Patrick llallinhan, Castlema- riSRTSS! ®ecretarJr — Margaret A. East 3rd st; Treasurer, J. W. Lrdon. Competitions will be held in Irish lan­ Grady, Stillwater. 426 East 3rd St; Medical Examiner, Dr. News from Ireland one hundred descendants. hon, Newcastle West, a member of the guage, history, singing (choral and 06 Trea8urer_: S y-—Paheyv ?J7 New Jersey Bldg. Rochester Margaret Sullivan, Meetings are held on First and Third Fermanagh. West Limerick l". 1. L. John Carroll, solo), dancing and fiddle. State Medical Director — Dr. E. w. Wednesdays at Cathedral Hall, Second Enniskiilen Gas Company have in J. P., Bruft. Before the inception of Buckley, St. Paul. Avenue West and Fourth Street Clogheen District Council have de­ Directors of Insurance Fund — Nellie creased the price of gas by 5 per cent the L. G. Act deceased was for many cided to proceed with a scheme to curran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, St. DIvlMlon No. 4, West Dnluth. Antrim. mer member of the Urban Council. years chairman of the Kilmallock a™ ™?i?eph,nRathkeale. Died: In Leeds, JameB O'Brien, for­ He McColl s" pauT ' " '° " Jas. Connelly, financial ana insurance A complimentary plowing match for secretary; Dr. Payette, medical exam- rent to be generated at Belleek by the Daniel Brogan, of Dunloy, was killed At Farrihy, Drumcollogher, Daniel merly Master of the Cashel Work­ irer. the benefit of the Marist Brothers took OIVISION OFFICERS A. O. H.—TIME waters of Lough Erne. The company, at the front recently, while serving in O'Brien, aged 91, who was probably the house.—At 86 Iona road, Dublin, Mar­ place on the college grounds, Lisgar AND PLACE OF MEETING). SCOTT COUNTY. formed to make the necessary prelimi the British army. last survivor in the county of those garet Agnes, widow of the late Dr. demesne, Ballieboro, April 1. Be­ ANOKA COUNTY. , nary arrangements, comprise Walter At the Lady's gold watch raffle held who took the total abstinence pledge Mathew S. Kennedy, Tipperary, aged dan?M&n.Pre,ldent' P' X Leo,,ar<,• tween 10 and 11 A. M. 30 plows were County President. John P. Coleman. Hume, Dublin, Mr. McAndrew, engi on St. Patrick's Day in connection with from Father Matbew In 1842. Patrick 78.—At her residence, Summerhill, Anoka, Mtnn. _ Division No. 1, Belle Plalne—Pres.. Or. neer, Dublin, and B. L. Winslow, solici at work and at 4 o'clock eight Irish . D'vl»ion No. 1, Anoka—Pre*., William ?Ak Malpney, Belle Plalne; Vise &«a_ the Belleek Nursing Fund, the holder Condon, Ballinarouga, at the early age Nenagh, Frances Mary, widow of the L. Ward; Vice Pres., John L. Oreen; fti? Belle Plalne; Bee. Saa* acres were ready for oats and pota­ :^l tor, Enniskiilen, and is named the Hy of the winning number was William of 25 years. The deceased, who was a late John Ryan, and sister of Rev. Rec. Sec., Charles E. Green; Fin. See.. John E. Steams. Belle Plalne; Fin. dro Electric Company. toes. The Protestant and Presbyte­ "IVS®" McArdle; Ins. See., James Ms TamSS d SJratton, Belle Plalne; Ins. 8ee., McKeany, Ballymagaghran, Castlecald- prominent Gael, was the son of David F. J. Corcoran, C. C.—Mrs. Dumphy, Ardle; Treas., John Ward; Med. Exam­ Stratton, Belle Plains; Traaa.. rian farmers of the district were well iners, /• H- Frank and A. T. Calne. The standing council of the Irish well. Condon, D. C., member of the New­ wife of E. Dumphy, Ballinagrana, Car- Clarke; Med. Examiner, Dr. O. & represented In the gathering. month in Woodman Hall at t p. m. Moloney. Meetlnn are held on first Sun* Technical Instruction Association The question of fishing on Dough castle West District Council. John rick-on Suir.—Mrs. Power, wife of pTm* mo,lth 'a^aternlty hall, at On March 26, James Blair, Qarvagh BIG STONE COUNTY. have, with the concurrence of the De­ Erne was discussed at the last meeting Keating Knockaderry. John D. Power, Tlnhalow, Carrlck-on- partment of Agriculture and Technical died from burns, his clothes becoming STEVENS COUNTY. of the County Fermanagh Agricultural Longford. Suir.—Michael O'Connell, Morton Gracevtlle, ^Slnn!*"'' " J" McDonne»' Instruction, decided, owing to the war, ignited at the Are. committee. The system, one member The Murray farm at Rossmore, street, Clonmel. He was identified Division No. l, Graceville—Pres., An­ r,County President M. Mahoney, u«r- not to convene the 1915 Technical In­ At the annual meeting of the Bel- drew B. Shea; Vice Pres., J. P. Trainor* pointed out, prevalent on the Erne, Drumlish, containing 47 acres 2 roods, with the '67 Movement, was a chief £ec- See.,, Jeremiah Scanlon; Fin. See.! Division No. 1—President, Jamea T struction Congress which was to have turbet Co-Operative Agricultural and : which is the largest fishing lake In was put up for Bale recently. The bid­ Ranger of the Irish National Foresters, C. P. Ginnaty: Ins. Sec., C. P. Glnnaty Jric* - Prank^an- ' been held at Lame. A circular to .this Dairy Society. Ltd., W. Bullock and TreaJi., John W. Ginnaty; Med. Examln- Morris; Rec. See,, Eugene Fits- Ireland, was the "worst in the world," ding was started at £400 by Mr. Gray, and was one of the first labor repre­ raid. Morris; Fin. Sec*. G q TT. effect has been issued by Sir Bertram W. Fitzpatrick, Co. C., were unani­ JJ Pj; M- Randall. Meetings held as the fish were only half protected. nephew of the former owner, and ad­ sentatives returned to the Clonmel Cor­ U Thurrtay n, Morris; Ins. See" Thos." r SSST Windle, president of the association, to mously re-elected chairman and vice B?ateralty Hia ^ »* ney, Donnelly; Medlnii exsmi^V The secretary waB instructed to com­ vanced by Miss Cashen, a niece. Even­ poration after the passing of the Local C UeSwthv ?? ®gmmlttee, Jokn the constituent Technical Instruction chairman respectively. Committee, B. BLUE EARTH. Daly, municate with the department as to tually the bidding lay between Mr. Government Act.—P. McCormack Ll- Sundiiyo?th« committee throughout Ireland. Fitzpatrick, D. Storey, J. Reilly, H. J. the best means whereby the fishing oh Gray and Miss Cashen, and the former sheen, Tipperary, brother of Michael President, P. J. McGrath, Madl- The following deaths are announced: Maguire, F. McDonald, F. McMahon, Co«J»ft«e:*F0lSM,?r vJLce President, Daniel STEELE COUNTY. the Erne could be developed. was declared the purchaser at £1,000. McCormack, D. C., Kilrore, and uncle Coughlin, Mankato; County Secretary. W James Quinn, Clonard street, Belfast M. Brady, M. J. O'Reilly, D. Flynn, F. A. Lyons, Madison Lake; County Treas- The death has taken place in Drum- The following deaths have taken to T. McCormack, U. C., Tipperary. 0 1 1 1 1 A '! " . ?* ' Mankato; County ent> aeorg C Toh The deceased, who was actively con Tully, A. Crawford, J. McDonald, R. A Ow2tonJa, MhS? * " *'. grevy of Hugh McDonnell, who had place: At her residence, Cartroncart, ^-. - Sullivan, Madison Lake: D Westmeath. n s {SS2? ?J °- Owatonna—Pres.. John nected with the Nationalist cause in Johnston, J. McConnell, T. Mathews, Cha.t!in^n D itcCall, Mankato, ani ( reached the age of 101 years. Edgeworthstown, iirigid J. Brady, wife Chaplain. Rev. Fr. Hughes, Mankato. r ®wckf Vice Pres., James EL ouinn* West Belfast, was present at a Volun­ J. McGahern, W. Jackson, P. Flynn, J. At- the annual meeting of the West ec of the late Bryan Brady.—G. H. Miller, Mankato — President M«i«^. 'r 5* Malone; Fin. See., J. B! teer parade at Celtic Park, and later Reilly, P. Williams, P. Reilly, man­ Galway. meath County Board A. O. H., M. Ronan, Michael O Brien, Carrol St.; Vice Prea. Mtione; Ins. Sec., J. E. Malone- Triu J. F;., Edgeworthstown, former High n rh a : Sec> R H John Hogan; Med. Exam., G. Q MSSI was taken suddenly ill. He was con­ ager; M. Armstrong, secretary. On March 22 some hundreds of peo­ Killucan, was elected County presi­ M8 i>i»«J i 5. - Jordan! Meetings are held on first Wed- Sheriff of the county. 316 Pleasant St.; Fin. Sec., C. FltZfrerald- veyed to the Mater Infirmorum Hos The*death took place at Arva of ple assembled at Ardacong for the dent; Louis Kelly, Mullingar, secre­ Jns. Sec., John McCall; Treas., T. R' nesday of month In K. P. Hall at purpose of sowing the crops for Luke Louth. tary; E. J. Robins, J. P., Moate, treas­ ee* '? C. hall, second and pltal, where he died James Mulligan, for many years a l?ys 2* m°nth at 2 p. m. At his residence, Rose Lane Ends, committeeman of the U. I. L. and a Shaughnessy, who is presently in dis­ Rev. P. Fagan, I*. P., presided at a urer; Messrs. Moore and O'Meara Division No. 2, Madison Lake—Presl- SWIFT COUNTY. pute with his landlord. Ten teams of County trustees. Prea M8'*SaHiiian' Madlson Lake; Vice Portmore, Arthur, husband of Ann member of the Total Abstinence Asso­ public meeting held in Castlebelllng- sIS TO" Sullivan, Madison Lake; Ree. Clontarf^ PreSldent~D- McDermott horses were engaged, and his land was 0M Cormican. ciation. At Swanlinbar, Andrew Fo- ham to establish a branch of the Gae­ The Late M. Corcoran, of Ballyhealy, loo' 5^ t Vr £ i Madison Lake; Fin. .Division No. 1, Clontarf—Prea Wm plowed and some acres of potatoes and o®?-' McGrath, Madison Lake; Ins. At her son's' residence, Knockmore, garty, father of John Fogarty, U. D. C., lic League. An address was delivered Delvin, left estate valued at £11,433. nnor Ma M. Kenna; Vice Pres . p J. M^Cartt?: oats were' put down before evening. iTrei./®?s. ShnJohn McNamara,iu5Sr * Eagle«»on Lake'Lake; Lisburn, Bridget, relict of the late P. L. G. The Swanlinbar Board of by Seaghan Mac Knri, chief organizer, The following deaths are announced: Med. Examiner, Dr. Firrina/ ueeUmi g s ; John Clenaghan. Guardians, Urban Council and Town The police were on the scene, but did after which Sir" Henry Bellingham was At her residence, Carpenterstown, month I°n 8W°53 and f°urth Sundays^? Es %iLT -:« »2£ Lake. Woodman's hall, Madison < D Ult Tenants' League, have passed resolu­ not interfere. elected president of the branch, and Fore, Ellen, wife of Patrick Cooney, ings a're heuf ' ^nn. ^SStl Armagh. The death occurred March 30, at 3 m.a6e H 'H«iI! flrst Sunday of tions of sympathy with their col­ the chairman vice president. and mother of Rev. William Cooney, St. CROW WING COUNTY. The death of Mrs. Macken, New Marine Crescent, Clontarf, of Mrs. Died: At the Convent of Mercy, Fiirian's College, Mullingar, aged 57.— townhamilton took place recently. The league in his bereavement. County President, Wm. Barron in WINONA COUNTY. Mary Bourke, widow of the late Nich­ Canal street, Newry, Sister Mary Fran­ At a private hospital, Dublin, Thomas, Fourth Ave.. Brainerd. Minn. ' 414 chief mourners at the largely attended Carlow. U M J Ryan 8M olas Bourke, of Galway. ces Lawless. Deceased was daughter son of Patrick Flanagan, J. P., Saw­ No- \ Brainerd — President. Klng gt^ wfnona"'" ' ' ' * funeral were: Rev. P. Macken, C. C., The Carlow County Board have Hugh Breason, 609 Klngwood St. • Vlea Sl< No Pre Kerry. of the late John Lawless, harbormas­ mills, Moate. »a?TO S» ^ «- J. A. McMillan. Ardee; Rev. J. Macken, C. C., Rock; granted a permit to Ballon to hold a P'ea.,_H. H. McCaffrey, 216 N. 3rd St.* If? st« VIce Pres.. FrueSl A branch of the Cumann nam Ban ter, Dundalk.—At Sienna Convent, Rec. Sec., J. J. Nolan, CIS N. Eth St.- 1 eo 60 F. Macken and B. Macken, Newtown- tournament in aid of the new village Wexford. i oec"' "*• 3' Brady, 61( N. 9th St • fr*208 WWe, MarkmVJ?'. St.; SFine See..I - JolinM. i. i>iu±S was formed at an enthusiastic meeting Drogheda, Neta (in religion Sister M. Ins. Sec., J. j. Brady, 616 N. 9th St!' W4 Washington St.: fas olr hamilton (sons); B. Mapken, Umera- hall. Terms from Tinryland,, Castle- For the sum of £350, Thomas held in the drill hall of the Irish Vol­ Paul), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. May, 9" McNamara, 706 Laurel St' Lynch, 614 Washington St; nrMU. it J cam, and F. Macken, Dorsey (brothers derinot, Baltinglass and Newtownbarry Boardman, Ballyedmond, purchased Med. ^Examiner. Dr. F. A'. Bennett Ctfti! Ryan, 264 E. King st: Med- wSm tw* unteers, the rink, Tralee, on March in the 13th year of her religious profes­ sens State Bank Bldg. Meetings are held lister, 408 Winona St MeetiiSlSe'hrid will take part. the 18 acre holding belonging to Hugh eC d fourth In-law). ?n K p p*° Tuesdays of month C th Thur,day of The following deaths occurred re­ 25. At a further meeting the election sion.—At Collon, Ellen, relict of the Byrne, Monamolin. ?n St. ThomM hiSL " »»»» Clare. of officers and committee resulted as late John Lyons (mother of Rev. P. Anastalia Stacey, Church lane, New cently: At her residence, Sleaty, Car- DAKOTA COUNTY WASECA COUNTY. 4 The Parish committee of Ruan low, Anne, relict of the late Thomas follows: Committee, Mrs. Madden, Lyons, Adm. Dundalk).—Robert Mc- Ross, died suddenly In her twentieth Church lias passed resolutions thank­ Dunny, aged 85 years. At her resi­ Misses Ciss O'Connor, Chrissle Foley, Clenahan, Dundalk. a member of the year. lngs0.UMfnnPrM,dent' T' P' Moran' Haat- seCounty President. J. p. Coughlin, Wa- ing Most Rev. Dr. Clune, Archbishop dence, Tullow street, Carlow, Bessie Chrissie Stokes, M. O'Brien, Hannah Harbor Commission. As a result of injuries suffered in a wSL*1"}0" No. 1, Waseca — President. ab rt; v,ce of Perth, for his gift to the Church of Lawless. Moriarty, M. Kidney, M. Brosnan, Kat- Monaghan. driving accident, D. Doyle, Abbey £PgA SJSST&ti % Himni 5fJ 2 Pre®-. John F! the altar, which Was consecrated on St. R^" fi.?at^^.CQarSlS?l Minn.; Dublin. tie O'Brien, K. Kennedy, Nellie Hurley, James Watters, Belfast, represent­ street, Wexford, is being treated in the Patrick's Day, and Most Rev. Dr. Fo- Thomas Sexton presided at the an­ M. Codd, Molly O'Donoghue; honorary ing the National Board, presided over County Infirmary. ST'-—•« U sneu -Hastings, Minn.: garty, for his contribution of £200 nual meeting of the shareholders of secretaries, Misses Nora O'Leary and the annual meeting of the Monaghan The following deaths have taken DrrPeck°hanndK|?^yMeanwT Me™n toward the church fund. Nellie Barry; honorary treasurer, Miss e County Board of the A. O. H„ in Bal- place: Thomas Kavanagh, Kilmyshal, f rt hur,days f m nth the Irish Catholic Church Property In­ rM. w HaiT. ° ° st. A farm of land containing three and surance Company, held in Dublin re­ L. A. O'Brien. lybay, which was attended by dele­ Newtownbarry.—Edward Galavan, Bal- a half acres, belonging to Andrew -Ho- cently. The directors' report contained At the annual meeting of the Irish gates from thirty-eiglit divisions of lywilliam.—Mrs. Elizabeth Dempsey, HENNEPIN COUNTY. nan, Ennis, has been purchased by the following statement: The revenue Medical Schools and Graduates' Asso­ the county. The newly elected officers Post Office, Boolavogue. 0, James Griffin, Lack, for the sum of ? Resident, p. v. O'Don- LADIES' AUXILIARY. accounts show that the income of the ciation the Arnott Medal was awarded are—Hugh J. McArdle, county presi­ Waterford. nell, 3500 Longfellow Ave.; Vice Pres £170. Jas.McKenna, 268 20th Ave. S.; Treas., D. year was £8,089 14 s lid, and the ex­ to T. J. Kelly, R. A. M. C., of Klllarney, dent (re-elected); Thomas Mohan, Lis- Sixty-one applications were received J. McHugh, 2439 12th Ave. S.; Trees' E John Fitzpatrick Cullinan of River for his bravery during a fire in Church J. Owens, 2426 S6th Ave. S.- ReeTsan penditure under all heads £2,981 7s doonan, vice president; Richard Boyle, for the position of secretary to the Wa- HENNEPIN COUNTY. View, Ennis, and of 51 Blessington street, Dublin, last year. Thos O'Neill, 2429 11ther Ave.nt S.; Fin. 1^!! 7d, leaving a surplus of £5,108 7s 4d, U. D. C., Carricknpacross, county trea­ terford Harbor Board (salary £300 ™»i.i«i8e^' 29 Av«- N. street, Dublin, solicitor, who died on Division No. 2—PresidentZL "° Felix Mc. 1 8 dent m Mary Bo ; out of which a dividend of 5 per cent The department announce that the surer, and John- Campbell, Lisabuck, yearly). In the final poll A. A. Far- Namee, 162 9th St 8.; Vice Pre? John 1826°lJ&A v£ S ' " ^«. November 2 last, left personal estate following students of the Central Tech­ Mason, 818 16th Ave. N. E.; Ree! See.. Oivlfllon No. 1, Minneapolis—Pres upa f®;.- on the paid-up capital of (£20,000) has county secretary ire-elected.) rel defeated Robert' A. Kelly by 11 Mary Mulvlhill, 707 University Ave N S valued at £34,658 lis., and probate of nical school, Tralee, have qualified for votes to 9. fiSS SSnSL"?- Soc- Frank E. Mon- been declared and issued. Mr. Sex­ Mayo. S IV his will, dated October 17, 1914, has certificates in hygiene and emergency Kelly,Krilv 3519SKIS iiiV24th Ave.Y®' J8.; tos- Treas.. Sec., Edw.Jas. ton was re-elected director, on the mo­ The annual meeting of the Mayo Rev. William Meagher, P. P., Tallow, Bevans, 2616 Chicago Ave. been granted to the Very Rev. Denis nursing as a result of the examination tion of Archdeacon Fricker. County board was held at the Hiber­ has been raised to the dignity of a . No. 8—President, P. S. Jeff­ O'Dea, of the Presbytery, Ennis; his held on March 5, 1915, by Dr. O'Sulli- Canon of the Cathedral Chapter. ries, 416 8th Ave N. E.; Vlve-Pres. Jntin ffyan, 87 Holden St.; Med. Bnm n? The late Mrs. E. Clarke, Blackrock, nian Hall, Ballina, when the following Kilroe, 2218 8th AvekE?; Rec.' Sic areehSd'oX' 836 APdrus Bldg. Meetings niece, Mrs. Lilla Jane Furney, of Bally- Dublin, left estate value £46,514. van, Klllarney: Julia F. May, Helen Two Waterford nuns passed away to F. A. Hadley, 1232 6th St. N: E.; Fin. and oPmnnth fJ? ^ 'ourth Monday cronigan, Kilrane, County Wexford, officers were elected: C. Henry, J. P. p* c- Styles, 781 Jefferson St. of month In A. O. U. W. hall, So. 7th St The deaths are announced of Sister McCarthy, Phyllis McCarthy, Aileen M. their reward rencently. Rev. Mother eas ,ol, Charlestowir, president; J. McGovern, N " M ael Lydon, 407 4th St. V1 and Stephen O'Halloran, of the Na­ Raymond, Matilda S. Stack, Hariette 1 Xavier (Miss Mary Condon), Tallow W™ D'°T Jy1\, Minneapolis Pres. Margaret Mary Joseph Borchmans Co. C., Newport, vice president ; P. D1 ,0 vin« c°u,n8' 4207 Vincent Ave s: tional Bank House, Mullingar, County E. Taylor. Convent, In her 96tli year. The chief *'f »L No. 4—President, John Menal- A Pres.# Sirs. M&ry K&nth IAK O'Reilly, Loreto Abbey, Rathfarnham, Tuohy, Islandeady, treasurer; P. lis, 923 Washington Ave. N.: Vlca PPPS 1 Se y Westmeath, bank manager. Among the Two men, alleged to be Germans, HoU h an 1885 17th A^e N'fe ."!- o ^MissMary Garv.yl and of Sir John Lentaigne, surgeon, Jones, Foxford, secretary. mourners at the largely attended fu­ a2!* ^M rl i ' Ave. N.; Rec! iia a** ai'l Mary O'Kt numerous bequests were: One thou­ named Klax Karl Komterleck and neral were Miss Moore, Tallow (niece); Sec., Edw. Delaney, 1600 James Ave. N • «3 6th'Ave. N Dublin. Meath. Fin. Sec., P. Klnnane, 2021 James Ave! sand pounds to the Bishop of Killaloe, George Protzeller, employed at the N., Ins. Sec., I. Rice, 2608 Lyndale Ave. Derry. Michael Carr, Brews Hill, Navan, John Condon, J. P., Tallow; Patrick Margaret SuIUvan, 769 WMhKito?? atHS* for repair of the church at Ennis; N., Treas., Thos. McConville, 1414 4th St T M M n An increase of five pence in the Great Southern Hotel, Killarney, as Condon, Kilmacow; Patrick Condon, AVe N E , "-EU^Lth Jeff^S, 416-«ui bought a farm belonging to Bernard , < 0- e Xa £100 for the benefit of Catholic chil­ waiters, have been arrested and hand­ r £JX "' 2.IF ®—President T. F. Dorsey, AJ?hony Bkn^ |„S ^ee^.^%S? pound in the Coleraine Urban rates is Nugent, at Ongeustown, Navan, con­ Glangoura; John Condon, Glangoura, Linden Hills, Route No. 2, Minneapolis1 dren of mixed marriages in Dublin, ed over to the British military authori­ p r d r m nth announced in the estimates. taining 10 acres 2 roods, for £405. and John Condon, Templevalley (cou­ "»-. W. F. Ryan, Linden Hills! Work men-2 HSi at m!" °' ° and £100 to the Archbishop of Dublin ties at Oidcastle, County Meath. Route No. 2, Minneapolis; Ins. Sec., Wm The Finance committee of the Derry Owing to ill health, Mrs Margaret sins).—Sister Margaret Mary Gough, i5 n Hills, Route No. 2, Min- for masses. Pierce Gun Mahony, of Kilmurry, Presentation Convent, Lismore. De­ 5" f^nVr Jas- Ryan, Linden D Vl 0 0 ! a ,S r County Council, at their last meeting Finlay, district nurse of Dunboyne Dis­ u,e n Ma rV £! Sc^ ee„?'2o¥3 Xd r^Jl ^f !?''. • Among recent deaths in the county Castleisland, Cork Herald of Arms, ceased was a niece of the late father S !S' J?°. 2- 8. Minneapolis; Treas., AvrP£e.8- Jennie Rice, 2024 B?VMt in Colerine, unanimously agreed to pensary for nearly thirty years, has re­ e ey L,nden Hl1 Routa No are the following: F. W. McNamara, from 1905 to 1910, and a member of Mln^e?p ouS. ' "' - *• Enferso^ 'lie fh fin"^ » recommend the County Council to pro­ signed her position. Kirby, who had been parish priest of Division No. 6—President, P. L Cum. Ryan, 1502 3rd Ave 8® . M Old Ground Hotel, Ennis. the Royal Irish Academy, left unset­ DUETAD ifioq , » treas., Anna vide all the assistant surveyors in the Di,ed: Lawrence Mahan, Killen.— Stradbally, and of Daniel Kirby, Knock- mlngs, 2720 14th Ave. S.; Vice Pres., M. Thomas Maunsell, Deerpark, Six- tled personal estate of the gross value flJNicollet Ave.; Sec., Leon- county with motor bicycles, with a Mrs. Mary Buchanan, Gaitrim Lodge, atumey. i » K'ell, 2119 Cedar Ave.; Fin. Sec mllebridge. of £5,632. ri m Sheridan, 4621 80th Ave. S.; Treas.'! view to facilitating tfteir work. Summerhill.—Mrs. Joseph McGulnness, il 8 At Ayle House, Feakle, Mrs. Walsh, A farm belonging to Florence Mc­ °-®- Cummin*s, 2720 14th Ave. S. 1316 riUpont Ave ^if ' S The Donegal workhouse boardroom Post Office, Nobber. President S. E. Shan- ialfi month81 ^ in her 75th year. Carthy, Killaha, consisting of 64 acres, ATTENTION' non, 432 University Ave. N. E.: Vice Third street north. ' Plymouth and and other buildings destroyed by fire Roscommon. ™'mas'o®Ic*51®h; Rec. Sec., Thos. Pe£- was sold to Mr. Dineen for £410. F Cork. some time ago, are being rebuilt by Mrs. Coleman, of Banada, Ballagha- Patronize the Advertisers of - Cogwln; Treas. J. E. The deaths are announced of Mich­ Cullen, 1117 Harmon Place; Ins. Sec., j. n 0l e Seizure of cattle on the holdings of Patrick Mullin, contractor, Tyrconnell derreen, was found drowned in the -811 Ave. N. Al?crKeUy^3h9 2«h ^ l?r^ "-- ael McEUigott, Gunsboro, Listowel, and the Irish Standard. We stand lv 1 0 118 282< seven tenants on the Drtmlnidy estate, street, Derry. River Lung a short time ago. „ 5 '" . " No. 8—President, M. C. O'Don- Ave • Rec'se^®M* m ^'oomlngton of Mrs. Mary Brosnan, Rock street, nell, 854 Security Bank Bldr: Vice Pres., Ave." a • £ '.!??•,Tr°w, 260618th near Drimoleague, under decrees for Donegal. Died: In the Convent of Mercy, sponsor for them. Dr. Fox, 8601 Grand Ave. S.; Fin. and n Tralee. . I?" d C- Sheehan, 224 Hennepin Bryant'8414 Glrard Ave S^'TMIM "\5 "' the non-payment of rent, were made An old woman, named Rose Mc­ Enniskiilen, Sister Mary Ita McDer- Ave., Rec. 8ec., J. H. Cribby, 1116 Haw. B. M. Walsh. 2110 17th £2' Kiidare. by the sheriff, assisted by a force of Laughlin. was accidentally burned to mott, in the 26th year of her age. Sis­ 7th'St. nV8": Trea"- J* c- McMahon, 124 The winners of the draw In aid of thirty police, from Skibbereen, and the death at her home in Carrowreagh, ter Ita was a daughter of Henry Mc- „ No- 9—President, P. J. Mc­ their new billiard table organized by cormick, Hopkins, Minn.: Vice p»> it sas? y asff ftfr™ cattle were conveyed to the Bantry near Carndonagh, on March 30. Dermott. i^akeview.—Mark O'Beirne, Bloomington a"d Fi-anklin" CCabe# ^ the Athy division, A. O. H., are Mrs. Quinn, Hopkins. Minn., R. R* No. l? Rw pound, where a sheriff's sale was held. In the probate court. Dublin, before Cloon.vcatten, Klphln.—M. Noonan, Sec.. Thos. Pltwerald, Hopkins, Minn., I<. M. Lawrence, Geashlll, Kings K. No. I, Fin. and Ins. See at T Cattle, the property of Timothy Spill- Justice Madden, an application was Lodge. Tarmonbarry.—Dominick Ow­ Weldon, Hopkins, Minn., R. R." No' ll l5!S!Sr!SSpH,.%; ane, residing on the Barrett estate, made on behalf of Hugh Collins, farm­ County; P. Flanagan, Stanhope street, R™" No h°"' McGannon> Hopkins, Minn., G,ea«on. 2607 Emerson Ave! 5 • Athy, and E. Kelly, Glashealy, who ob­ ens, Strokestown.—James Tiernan, near Drimoleague, were also sold by 1 >re Av'e. N - #fn vr0^?S"%y' 1011 "*h er, of Gortaveigh, Rainelton, for ail Shrove, at one time a resident of the ®"rJ 8ldent F. D. Deen- Sec Ma a tained respectively the prizes of £5, ey, 802 26th Ave. N. E.: Vice Pres N T Emerson . V J? Jordan, 8719 the sheriff. order presuming the death of his cous­ United States.—Daniel McElroy, Tin- a ertn# C2 and £1. E"'lWC'iw0h£ I&orT11' 27th Ave.' N! O'Brien, 8226 Giri?d' Ave®" N^ T? At a meeting In Cork of the South in, Daniel Collins, who emigrated to necarra, Boyle. N'P TT JT- kynch, 1028 29th AVe. Since the recent completion of 205 NATIONAL OFFICERS. S*. N K Gormley, 2727 Taylor of Ireland Cattle Trade Association, a America in 1872, and granting him Sligo. letter was read from the Department letters of administration with regard laborers' cottages at the cost of £34,- ph^?l,i?«ent~Jo6eph "cLaurhlln. Phlladel- ! 4 975, the District Councils of Athy Sligo County Hoard of the A. O. H. LB SUEUR COUNTY. stating they were not prepared to re­ to his cousin's estate. The estate con­ have elected the following officers for Clinton, 52ia""-P«trick * Cannon. Union are now vested in the ownership nt r dent JaCOb Gteh Le voke the order imposing two hours sisted of tlie part proceeds of the sale the coming year—H. Monson, J. P., SUeur Mln£ "' ' ' compulsory detention on cattle at port of a farm near Ramelton, amounting of over 600 houses and plots. Dtri?!0!!.uN0-,5' Montgomery—Pres., C. The following deaths are announced: president; J. Keaney, vice president; D. McCarthy; Vice. Pres., H. F. Cassldy; of embarkation. to £142 8s. Mrs. Sarah McNamara, a P. Shaw, D. V. P.: B. Cryan, treasurer; Rec. Sec., Ed. Clarkln; Fin. Sec.. D. A Mrs. Mary Keegan, Springhill, Athy. NATIONAL DIRECTORS. . Hanlon; Ins. See., D. A. Hanlon; Treas.! Shinagh House, Bandon, has been niece of the deceased, was represented e<5 / At his residence, Barrlstown, Sallins, M. Gallagher, J. p., and P. Gilgar, D. John E. Healey, Delaware .^ - Examiner, Dr. James Martin, 8646 Rerce St N^ E sold to Leslie A. Johnson, Laragh by counsel. Justice Madden granted C., trustees, and T. Klvlehan, secre­ McKeon. Meetings are held on first Sun­ N Moran, 906 87th' Are! Thomas Walsh. At her residence, Hag­ day of month In Catholic School Hall. 1 M a House, Bandon, for £2,000. Miss Ellen the application. tary. ^d^VeBurns 91B^. S7th aLL!SS Vr" JrCatherineM rT » Regan, Clonakilty, bought the interest The death took place recently of gard, Carbury, Margaret, relict of the MURRAY COUNTY. late Michael Cooney, aged 80. Thomas Under the direction of Very Rev. York. in part of the lands of Lissierimeen, Patrick P. McLaughlin, Market street, Canon Quinn, tin* work of erecting a Division No. 2, Currle—Pres., M. H Martin, Easton House, Leixlip. At his £eary: Vice Pres., Miles Tormey; Rec! Butlerstown, containing 17 acres, for Ballyshannon, a native of the Castle- Girls' National School at Ballymote, ^^'•wssassn^, Sec., B. j. Cauley; Fin. Sec., J. j. Gor­ residence, Bennett's Bridge, Athy, John Vic® President—A. J. Powers Dninth !<" ? £261. caldwell district. man; Treas., Jos. Byrne; Ins. Sec., j. j Barrington, aged 88. has begun. Gorman; Chaplain, Rev. Chas. Cavan- RAMSEY COUNTY. Died—On March 28, at Mercy Home, At the last meeting of the BallyBlian The deaths are announced of Patrick naugh: Med. Examiner, Dr. W. E. Patter­ Cork, Rev. Father Stack, O. P. At her non District Council It was announced Kilkenny. Gilgan, Streamstown, Balllsodare and son. Meetings held the third Saturday of The deaths have taken place of each month In Gorman's Hall, Currle, residence, West End, Mallow, Ellen, that the local government 'board had Mrs. MacTernan, Heapstown. Minn. John Clifford, Freshford, and T. Far- , e t In8Ur nC8 Pun<1 T Margaret Scott, 418 Central Ave wife of Samuel Sheehan. At Commeen, accepted the tender of P. Daly, con Tyrone. DoWe" s " p2ui * ~ - J- NOBLES COUNTY. Carrlgaline, Margaret, wife of Michael tractor, Ballyshannon, for fourteen la rell, D. C., Carrigeen. Stfnwaeter7 °' In,urmnc*-T»«omaa Welch, Notice of motion has been given by County President, Thos. Burke, Ells­ ^Murphy. At Curranure, Innishannon, borers' cottages at £150 each. Kings. worth, Minn.. J. MacGreggor Greer, J. P., at the SlfX'. MontSomery.In,Ura,MS* - John Denis Falvey. At Ballinabortagh, Car- Down. An address, a handsome piece of - *°- »• ®]Jsworth—Pres., Mich­ WASECA COUNTY. Cookstown Board of Guardians meet­ norta|t *paul Dlreotor—1)r- J- v- O'Con- ael Ilolloran; Vice Pres., Thos. J. Fairan- rignavar, James Buckley. At Rathburn, Among those lost in the S. S. Upas plate, and a check have been present­ ing to consider the handing over of Ree. Sec., James Burke; Fin. Sec., John D'lrector of Insurance Fund — j0hn Care/; Ins. Sec., James Burke; Treas.. ; Schull, James Burke. At Lackindarra, disaster off Burial Island on the lltli ed to Dr. M. Graham by the priests the workhouse, with the exception of Moran, Minneapolis; E. J. McManus. St Thos. Sweeney; Med. Examiner. Dr. Paul; P. L. Cummlnga, Minneapolis; J. Glentane, EUen, relict of the late ult., were: William McFerran, Bridge and people of Shinrone on his depart­ the Infirmary, for use as a hospital Cress. Meetings are held en second Wed­ Stillwater™"" : Welch, nesday of each menth in the church, at *s3ssK.?W 5l n No, !, St. Paul—Pres.. wi'^i- Denis O'Connell. At Callatrim, Ban street, Newry, master, a native of Dun- ure for Limerick. for the British military. 7:80 p. m. beth Moynaugh, 79 Atwater St; Vie* ; don, Michael Tobin. At Market street, dalk; J. Hanna, Kilkeel; William On March 27, at his residence, Clon- East Tyrone Executive, U. I. L„ NATIONAL OFFJCERS-^L. A. A. O. M. Margaret Roach, 608 St Albans RAMSEY COUNTY. T IT'RTIFLIIS' . ' Jtariaret Clarke, IOT Sandon, Catherine, wife of Bartholo' O'Leary, Bridge street, Newry; Wil­ cober, Killeigh, the death occurred of meeting at Stewartstown, with W. J. National President — Mrs. Ellen Ryan Ave.; Fin.^ Sec., Mary Hynes, Jolly, Pawtucket, R. I. Division No. 4. St Paul—Pres., John 1016 Albemarle St.. Ins. 8§N UAIM i-i-mew O'Donovan. Timothy Rearden, liam Gallagher, Warrenpolnt, son of James Kelly. National Vice President—Miss B. A. W. Mulrennan, 119 Case St; Vice Pres., Harbinson in the chair, passed a reso­ Mahoney, Calumet Mich. len. 9n Edmund St; TTreai? MiSr^^Sl Yir'of Tower, St. Anne's Hill, formerly of the engineer of the Warrenpolnt Limerick. .Tohn W. Ryan, 800 Blair St; Ree 8ec„ 5rX?r|flnla..^ve-i M'd. Eum., Sr. lution. on the motion of J. Hoy, sec­ National Secretary—Mrs. Adella Chris* Thos. Donahue, 470 Charles St.; Fin. Sec.. Owen McKeon, $07 Lowry Bids iff*** i'^Belmount, Crookstown. At Bradford, BathB; John Hollywood, Fathom, near The number of deaths registered In onded by W. J. Davis, J. P.. Co. C., con ty. Cleveland, Ohio. R. J. Connolly, 189 W. 7th St; Ins. See., a7 held 0B second and fi^rh W^I National Treasurer — Mrs. Mary C. J. E. Corcoran, 68 Union Bleck; Treas., month ln ffj&hsrlevllle, Lizzie, daughter of Patrick Newry, and Edward Rocks, Queen Limerick for the week ending March veying sympathy to the relatives of Connolly, Syracuse, N. Y. Martin J. Lee, 10S Summit Ave.; Med. l Hiheratas Hall at ^fr'Oonnsn. James, son of the late street, Newry. 27th corresponded to an annual rate the late Canon Rice, Cookstown Examiner, Dr. C. G.. Perry, 816 Lowry STATE OFFICERS—L. A. A. O. H. " Bldg. Meetings are held on second and Division No. 9, St. Paul™ tv#a ui *,%j©hn Sullivan, merchant, Durrus Mrs. Rose Murphy, Newcastle, who of 31.1 per 1,000 of the population. Tipptrary. President — Mrs. Mary B. Daley, ltot fourth Mondays ef menth In Hibernian M Central Ave., Minneapolis. Hall, at I p. m. vfn"1U.™0v' K ^ Bt: VKss'RS!! ' JuM*,.' relict of the late James O'Re- died on March 25, was over 90 years The average rate for the Dublin Regis­ Robert Walsh, u. 6. C., has been Vice President— sS?" J01 ®- «h St.; So! Miss May B. HammllL iJS" S? M,al>el Allen, 49 11th 8t; la y' fgao, ofLislnahane, Berrings. At Sun' of age, and leaves five sons and three tration Area and the twenty-six prin­ elected president, and M. F. Davin hon­ Dututh. ST. LOUIS COUNTY. S?" ¥f"- Elisabeth McNallr, 801 jb*. Secretary — Bit C. Keating, 147 Pleas­ ubln St; Ins. See. u! £' >A*ysjWl«, Gariigaline, Maryanne (MayX, daughters, forty-five grandchildren and cipal provincial urban districts of Ire­ orary secretary of the reorganized ant Ave., St Paul. St Louis county — Ceunty^prMldant late Martin Fitzger- fifty-two great-grandchildren. She had land was 24.0 per 1,000, Waterford Treasurer — Was Hair Ososaw. Fari­ John StmoM. >11 Nerth branch of the U. I. L., at Carrick-on- bault East Duluth. Minn. iJames Beamish, ,Clonakilty, a for­ a vivid recollection of the fishing dis­ having the highest rate with 32.3. The Suir. v Board of Director*—Mary M. Sullivan. Division**M Na 1.L .Duluth—President -1 . Duluth; BDsa CMrey. St Faal; Mary 3. F. Murnlaa.laa. 6M am m st;

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