THE IRISH STANDARD. Saturday, April 24, 1915.

Harold's Cross, James, second son of bar. The deceased, who was only in A charge against James Leahy, Retlly, Brainerd. Vice President, John F. Scanlon. 10744 Auditing Committee — Margaret Scott, West 5th St.; Financial and lnsurance Timothy Guinan, Courtland, Birr, and the thirtieth year of his age, was a na­ Cashel, for keeping homing pigeons St. Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapolis; Secretary, W. J. McBrlde, 7 West 6th St; brother of Rev. J. Guinan, C. C., Bally- tive of Tullow, County Carlow, and without a license, was dismissed with Elizabeth McNally, St. Paul. Recording Secretary, W. J. Lynott llti Insurance Secretary — Margaret A. East 3rd St; Treasurer, J. W. Lydoa, callan. At Cloncrane, Clonbollogue, was for over six years assistant clerk a caution. Grady, Stillwater. *a w wiiLvt- Examiner, Dr. of Swinford Union. He subsequently Insurance Treasurer—Margaret Sullivan, E. W. Fahey, 117 New Jersey Blda. News from Ireland Thomas, son of George and Elizabeth The Tlpperary G. A. A. convention Rochester. Meetings are held on Flrat and Third Guing (late D. U. T. Co.), aged 34. filled a similar position in Mountmel- have appointed the following as a sub­ State Medical Director — Dr. E. W. Wednesdays at Cathedral • Hall, Second " Buckley, St. Paul. Avenue West and Fourth Street KILDARE. lick. Mrs. Ellen O'Boyle, Snugboro, committee to carry out the arrange­ Directors'Of Insurance Fund — Nellie It is anticipated that the Athy Ur­ Castlebar; Anthony Ward, Moneen, ments in connection with the Dr. Curran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, St. Division No. 4, West Dnlnth. ANTRIM. time on Easter Sunday, was provided Paul; Josephine Hagerty, Shleldsvllle; ban rates will be increased this year Louisburgh. Croke Memorial, to be erected in the Anna Willesen, Duluth; Margaret Nolan, John E. Cullen, president; John A destructive Are occurred in the by E. Joyce, Co. C., Ballymurphy. St. Paul. Keenan, vice president; P. H. Mc- by at least Is. in the pound. MONAGHAN. Square of Thurles: Messrs. Semple, Graw, treasurer; J. W. Bothwell, 601 workrooms of Brand & Co., ladies' Died: Mrs. Margaret Laffan, Dub­ Auditing Committee — Ellen McGrath, 57th avenue West, recording secretary: A farm belonging to the late Mr. The negotiations in connection with E. D. Ryan, A. Mason, J. Cahlll (Cash­ St. Paul; Annie Kennedy, St. Cloud; Nel­ Jas. Connelly, financial and insurance tailors and costumers, 21 Donegall lin street, Carlow. Miss Julia Byrne, el) and E. Mansfield. These names, lie McColl, St. Paul. secretary; Dr. Payette, medical exam- Graham, at Shanraheen, purchased a the settlement of the Innlskeen farm iner. place, Belfast. Some of the 150 girls Potato Market, Carlow. March 22, at few years ago for £350, was recently dispute have fallen through. It will however, will be submitted to the at work in one of the rooms, escaped Gormona, Bagnalstown, Henry Kelly, DIVISION OFFICERS A. O. H.—TIME sold for £1,455. be remembered from the report of the County Board for approval and the lat­ AND PLACE OF MEETING. SCOTT COUNTY. by means of ladders. The damage aged 76. In his 78th year at Stand- All parties consenting. Justice Bar­ recent U. I. L. Executive, South Mon- ter body have been asked' to co-op­ ANOKA COUNTY. County President, F. J. Leonard, Jar- ford Parade, Dublin, Colonel Mathew dan, Minn. was extensive. ton agreed to accept a proposal by aghan meeting, that a deputation, con­ erate with the sub-committee in the County President, John P. Coleman, On March 17, at the residence of her L. White, R. A. M. C., second son of Anoka, Minn. Division No. 1, Belle Pialne—Pres., Dr. James Nolan of Kllcullen, to purchase sisting of Messrs. Boyle, J. P.; Coyle, negotiations with the Central Coun­ Division No. 1, Anoka—Pres., William ?• R- Maloney, Belle Plalne; Vie* Pres., the late Dr. M. E. White, Carlow, and n Ce> ,e son-in-law, Hugh McOrogan, 3 James for £1,000 a farm of 23 acres at D. C., and James Keenan, were to wait cil G. A. A. and the Thurles Urban L. Ward; Vice Pres., John L. Green; t J? Jf l. y» Belle Plalne; Rao. See., Kiiloughter, County Wicklow. Rec. Sec., Charles E. Green; Fin. Sec.. John E. Stearns, Belle Plalne; Fin. See., Morrison street, Glasgow, the death Grangemore, formerly held under a on the parties concerned, but it now Council in connection with the project. James McArdie; Ins. Sec., James Me 5 8tratton, Belle Plalne; Ins. See., took place of Mary Robinson, widow DOWN. Ardle; Treas., John Ward; Med. Exam­ H. Stratton, Belle Plalne; Treas.. judicial tenancy at £57 19s. 6d. by the transpires that no settlement has been WESTMEATH. iners, j. H. Frank and A. T. Calne. Med- B**mlner, Dr. O. R. of the late Denis McLaughlin, Knock- The body of Mrs. Gunning, a gar­ deceased, Julia Toole, from John La arrived at. Recently a large demon­ The following deaths have been an­ month in Woodman Hall at S p. m. Moloney. Meetings are held en flrat Sua- ban, Cushendall. p m mon ,n Fraternlty hall, at 12:19 dener's wife, was found on the beach Touche. stration was held adjoining the farm, nounced: At Ennel Lodge, Mullingar, BIG STONE COUNTY. ARMAGH. at Greenisland. Major J. F. Robertson; Mr. Daly, clerk Maurice Wookey, Leixllp, was killed about 400 persons being present with County President, M. J. McDonnell, STEVENS COUNTY. Henry Grattan Nolan, B. A. (neph­ of Athlone Union. Gracevllle, Minn. Cardinal Logue has appointed the at the front a short time ago. Lieut. bands. Over forty police were also unty Division No. 1, Gracevllle—Pres., An­ r,C° President, M. Mahoney, Uor- Rev. Michael Quinn, Administrator, ew of the R. M. S., Down Asylum), Col. Forbes, son of the -late Hon. W. there. Before the matter came before WEXFORD. drew B. Shea; Vice Pres., J. P. Tralnor; Armagh, parish priest of Cookstown won the Rhodes Scholarship at Ox­ F. Forbes? a Kildare R. M., died in P. O'Neill, Ennlscorthy, has been Rec. Sec., Jeremiah Scanlon; Fin. Sec.. T Division No. 1—President, James T. the executive thirteen young men had C. P. Ginnaty; Ins. Sec., C. P. Ginnaty: 1^0IT : «y,ce Pre8,» Frank Han­ in succession to the late Very Rev. ford. hospital at Bailleul from the effect of been arrested and put under bail. elected president of the Wexford A. O. Treas., John W. Ginnaty; Med. Examin­ rahan, Morris; Rec. Sec., Eugene Fits- H. County Board. er, Dr. B. M. Randall. Meetings held m MJ?rr1^ Fln- Sec., G. G. Hanra- Canon Rice, and the Rev. J. W. Brady, DUBLIN. wounds received at the front. James Brady, fiallybay, has just jja"- JJorrts; Ins. Sec., Thos. F. McCan- C. C., S. T. L>., Armagh, has been ap­ Patrick Mahon, a Dublin carpenter, passed away at his relative's resi­ On the Feast of St. Joseph, the re­ Fra"emltyUHdal? ^ thlr<1 Thursday at fte3fe.Ponn^y: Medical examiner, Dr. B. LIMERICK. n' committee, John Daly, pointed Administrator, Armagh has been remanded on a charge of The East Limerick Executive of the dence in his one hundred and first ligious reception took place at the BLUE EARTH. C. McCarthy, John Ring. Meetlnga first Father Quinn has also been appointed threatening British soldiers. Convent of Mercy, Brentwood, London, Sunday of the month at Llnney's U. I. League have adopted a resolu­ year. He was the last of the old staff County President, P. J. McGrath, Madl- a Canon and Vicar-Forane. At a C. J. Jobson, a Dublin stockbroker, tion calling on landlords who have who worked at the linen industry in of Miss Mabel Hegarty (in religion son Lake; County Vice President, Daniel STEELE COUNTY. meeting of the Armagh Cathedral Sister M. Francis de Sales), eldest Coughlin, Mankato; County Secretary, W. willed one of his clerks £1,000. not sold to their tenants to arrange Creeve, the bleach-green of which is A. Lyons, Madison Lake; County Treaa- Committee it was decided to present FERMANAGH. terms of purchase by which the ten­ now a grazing ranch, and the mills of daughter of William Hegarty, William aotL'.» i0hwel O'Brien, Mankato; County OwSa. Min^ent' Ge0r*6 C' Toh«- street, Wexford, a former resident of lanfhfii ^r'u ?"1'ivan' Madison Lake: an address and make a presentation A fine of 10s. and costs was Imposed ants would pay interest at a fair rate, which are a resting place for rooks. Sentinel, John McCall, Mankato, and SDitt Vice'Pr^r* to Canon Quinn. Wicklow. v by the Enniskillen magistrates on Ed­ as owing to the war there was no im­ MEATH. % * Hughes, Mankato. Sec., J. E. Malone; Fln. See., J. •! Died: At Dalkey, J. M. Walsh, pro­ Division No. l, Mankato — President, Malone; Ins. Sec., J. E. Malone; fcreasT. A very successful concert in aid of ward McGrath, Cavanclough, 19, for mediate likelihood of purchase opera­ There is a decrease of 1 l-4d. in the Michael O'Brien, Carrol St.; Vice Prea, John Hogan; Med. Exam., G. G. Mora- the erection of the new national prietor of the "Wexford People" and Dan Coughlan; Rec. Sec., P. H. Jordan. house. Meetings are held on llrat Wed­ making a statement prejudicial to re­ tions, and also calling on landlords combined town and poor rate for 316 Pleasant St.; Fin. Sec., C. Fitsgerald; other publications; Mrs. Catherine nesday of month In K. P. Hall at 1:19 schools at Tullyherron was held in cruiting and for interfering with the who have sold, but where the lands Navan for the ensuing financial year. Ins. Sec., John McCall; Treas., T. R. Quigley, mother of Rev. Thomas Quig- Coughlan. Meet In K. C. hall, second and the large and commodious Creamery British recruiting sergeant on St. Pat­ are not vested, to come to the help Dunshaughlin Guardians received ™,Sundays of month at 2 p. m. ley, New Ross; Rev. D. Quigley, The 2 SWIFT COUNTY. Hall at Whitecross, on the night of rick's Day by taking a recruit from of the tenants and accept interest at £911 odd from the L. G. B. for the h t * Madison Lake—Presl- Ballagh; P. Quigley, D. C. Faree, and Suilivan, Madison Lake; Vice the 17th ult. It was one of the best him and preventing another enlisting. 3Vz per cent, instead of 3% and 4, un­ upkeep of Belgian refugees. 4" SuMvan, Madison Lake; Rec. Clontarff Pres,dent—D- p- McDermott, attended functions of the kind that John Quigley, Ballybawn; At his resi­ !"- W. A. Lyons, Madison Lake; Fin. John E. Collum, of Bellevue, Ennis­ til the war is over. Captain Reginald T. Radcliffe of the III!" wJ' McGrath, Madison Lake: Ins. Division No. 1, Clontarf—Pres.. Wm. have taken place there, the audience dence, Coolbawn, Ferns, Dominic Mur­ w ISTa:A ice *£"•• P- J- McCarthy; killen, second son of the late Captain Limerick District Lunatic Asylum Leinster Regiment, has been killed in Tr» • ">: P. Connor. Madison Lake; An rew phy; at North Main street, Wexford Treas. John McNamara, Eagle Lake: r? , ? Kavanaugh; Fin. See.! being representative of Newry, William Collum, J. P., D. L., who suc­ Committee accepted the tender of action. He was the son of the late ». ®xan>iner. Dr. Firgina. Meetings Leo O Neil; Ins. Sec., M. E. Conlogue: (the residence of his brother, Nicholas |Lr® held on second and fourth Sundaya of ni? n' £ n Sr.; Med. Exam.! Poyntzpass, Markethill, Camlough, ceeds to the Lord Lieutenancy of Ryan & Sons, builders, at t: 3,053 for George Radcliffe, of Wilmount, Kells, °„-?W,ault- Benson, Minn. Meet­ Kehoe, Clerk of the Union), James Ke- Lake Woodman's hall, Madison Newtownhamilton, Keady, Clady and County Fermanagh on the death of repairing the mortuary chapel, and and had held for some years the office ing. o H? Ha°l" Sunday of month hoe, Bregorteen, Glynn; Rev. Thomas the surrounding districts. The Rev. the late Ear.l of Erne, was chairman work in the improvement of the of Petty Sessions Clerk for Kells, Moy- CROW WING COUNTY. P. A. Vallely, P. P., was chairman. grounds. W. Kennedy, M. A., Canon of Ferns WINONA COUNTY. of the County Council of that county nalty and George's Cross. County President. Wm. Barron, 414 Cathedral, Camolin Glebe; Mrs. Mary Ave CAVAN. from 1911 to 1914. His brother, the John Browne disposed of part of the Died: Edward llrien, Ballinaskea. *U!, , , " Brainerd, Minn. K!n»U«t,y president, M. J. Ryan. 664 M. At the recent examination held in Murphy, Ballylannon; John Hanrahan, Division No. 1, Brainerd — President. King St., Winona. late Arthur P. Collum, a member of lands of Oakhampton, containing about —March 22, at !iis residence, Ard- Hugh Breason, 609 Kingwood St.: Vice S,( 1 High street, Wexford, brother of P. a»?OT S N"-, —Pres.. J. A. McMillan. Portadown for postoflice learnerships, the Irish bar, contested North Fer­ 21 acres. 1 P. M., held from the Irish braccan, Navan, Michael Buchanan, Pres., H. H. McCaffrey, 216 N. 3rd St.: If; W. Howard St.; Vice Pres., F. Rice, Hanrahan, Borough Surveyor; John geo- fee., J. J. Nolan, 61S N. 6th St.; ins w S?a..AX?,: J?,e° Sec., John Dugan, A. F. McLouglilin, third son of P. Mc- managh in December, 1911, but the Land Commission in fee subject to aged 67. Richard McMalion, Peters- Fin. Sec., J. j. Brady, Bl( N. 9th St • iii W. Mark St.; Fln. See., M. J. Lynch. Loughlin, The Lawn, Belturbet, ob­ Aylward, Ballyfinogue, brother of the Ins. Sec., J. j. Brady, 616 N. 9th St • 514 Washington St; Ina Sec.. M. S people failed to elect him. the annuity of £15. The bidding ville, Moynalty. At Adelaide Hospital, r as B late Rev. James Aylward, P. P., Da T ® - - C. McNamara, 706 Laurel St.; Lynch, 614 Washington St.; Treas.. M J tained fourth place, securing 1,301 started at £300. Owing to the spir­ Miss Meta Grace Armstrong, daughter Med. Examiner, Dr. F. A. Bennett Citi­ Ryan, 264 E. King St.; Med. Exam.. Or* GALWAY. vidstown, and nephew to the late Rev. zens State Bank Bid*. Meetlngs are held Lester, 408 Winona St. Meetings are held marks out of a possible 1,900. The ited bidding in a very short time it of George and LetUia Armstrong, of A remarkable scene was witnessed h Tue3tfa b ThUr8d y of momk successful boy is in his sixteenth year. reached £785, at which sum Thomas Dr. Browne, Bishop of Kilmore, Coun­ in K C Hall ys of month ?n St. Thomaa btR * " on a grazing ranch near Roundfort, Newrath, Kells. The deaths have occurred of Philip O'Brien, Oakhampton, was declared ty Cavan; James White, Cullenstown, HoUymount, as the result of a reply QUEENS. DAKOTA COUNTY WASECA COUNTY. Flood, Cooneen, aged 20, and of James the purchaser. Bannow, a clerk in the Bank of Ire­ from the C. D. Board, who were peti­ A strong agitation is being carried £.OU?,t,y Pr«»'dent. T. P. Moran, Haat- County President, J. P. Coughlin, Wa- Robert Kemp, Dromalt, Arva. Intelligence was received in Limer­ land, brother of Frank T. White, Dis­ lnn BSC*. tioned to take over the farm and give on in the Ballylinan district in con­ • s8» Minn. Charles Ferris and James Whyte, ick that John Mclnerny, of the Lein- trict Inspector, R. I. c., Thurles; Division No. 1, Hastings—IMv. Pres.. vr,°Lv'"!°" Waseca — President. it to the tenants for grazing, so as nection with the disputes between Sir -• J- Barrett, Hastings, Minn.; Vice Lambert; Vice Pres., John F. of Arva, and Robert Donohoe, of Cav- ster Regiment, was killed in action on March 18, at his residence, Ballycar- to enable them to put more of their A. Weldon and his tenants. Cattle Pres., Patrick Carolan, Hastings, Minn.; an, have been killed at the front while March 2. Mclnerny was the son of ney, John Mahoney, aged 73. win" b8-1 Tm0S:'S. Ryan, Hastings. Minn.: land into tillage. The reply was that drives took place on the 19th nit., and Fin. Sec., M. O'Brien, Hastings, Minn.; "SSUJT- serving in the British army. James Mclnerny, shipwright, Henry WICKLOW. nSJL v M O'Brien Hastings, Minn.; the grazier could not be dispossessed the following were charged at a spe­ Kane street; also Major Jasper J. Howley, Dr. J. Gerard, J. P., Carnew, has u - i, Medical Examiners, CLARE. for months. On hearing this 150 cial court held in Rallylinan: Thom­ D«. Peck and Brady. Meetings held on Mother Mary Agnes Greene, daugh­ D. S. O., Rich Hill. been elected medical officer for the young inen assembled on the ranch as Sammon, Jeremiah Casey, James tn^L oalU WrtHalLhUr"daya °' m®Btl1 Sec.. J. Dalton; Treas!, jimw^Bridi ter of the late Mrs. Greene, Sixmile- Carnew, Coollatin and Coolkenno Dis­ and drove the grazier's cattle on to LONGFORD. Behan, John McArdie. They were put bridge, has been elected Prioress of pensary District. HENNEPIN COUNTY. the police station and then to the On March 21, the death took place under a rule of bail, themselves in the Mount Carmel Convent, Loughrea, The following deaths have occurred: j grazier's residence. The grazier's re­ of Edward Killeane, Kilshrewley Mills, £50 and two sureties of £25 each. Division No. 1—President, P. V. O'Don­ LADIES' AUXILIARY. for the coming triennial period. The Murtagh Doyle, livery stable propri­ neU, 3500 Longfellow Ave.; Vice Pres., ply to the people's question as to when Ballinalee, Prior, the Third Order of Died: March 20, at his residence, Jas. McKenna. 268 20th Ave. S.; Treas.. Di newly elected Prioress is a sister of St. Dominic, aged 87. etor, Bray. He took a most active J. McHugh, 2439 12th Ave. S.j Treas., E. VI his taking expired proving unsatisfac­ Ballyroan, Thomas T. Mulhall, brother J-Owens. 2425 26th Ave. S.; Rec Sec the Rev. J. Greene, who is on an ISng- part in the- famous Coolgreany land HENNEPIN COUNTY. tory the demonstrators drove their LOUTH. of Mother Benigijus, Tullow Convent. struggle and evictions, and was- him­ Thos. O'Neill, 2429 11th Ave. S.; Fin. Sec!! lish mission and the Mother General At a special meeting of the council W.P. Casey, 253 Fremont Ave. N. own cattle to the ranch. Quiet- was Mr. Mulhall was prominently connect­ self one of the many who were ruth­ Division No. 2—President, Felix Mc- IWaW1, Mi" Mary BW'". of the Sisters of Nazareth. of the Drogheda Chamber of Com­ Namee, 162 9th St. S.; Vice Pres., John restored on the people being assured ed with the local G. A. A. for nearly lessly evicted, from their homes, at Division No. 1, Minneapolis—Pres.. Mr* Dr. James Brennan, Mount Shannon merce W. J. D. Walker, C. B.; James Mason, 313 16th Ave. N. E.; Rec; See.. ulvlhlll, 707 University Ave. N. E.; that the grazier's take expires at the twenty years, and had played with Frank Bulger; Fin. Sec., Frank ET. Mon- 1 Dispensary Medical Officer, has been the time; at Carnew, Catherine, relict ahan, 1521 11th Ave. S.; Ins. Sec.. Jaa. y ®® Pres., Mrs. Julia Dempsey, 2924 Co- end of April. Davis, T. C. and Alderman; L. J. El- the Raheenabrogue team, which won A c elected Medical Officer of the Scariff of the late John O'Rourke; at Bray, Kelly, 3519 24th Ave. S.; Treas-., Edw. 81?oil lothl«?h XAve. VL ^N.:' Seey.,Fin. Secy.. Mrs. £Mr* A. Lan^KatiT cock (Mayor), were unanimously the championship in 1901.—Michael 1 Bevans, 2615 Chicago Ave. Union Workhouse on giving an under­ T. Sweeny, T. C., addressing the Adeline Frances, wife of Edward Wat­ Dlrislon No. 3—President, P. 8. Jeff- Casey, 626 Fremont; Treas.. Mrs! Claim annual meeting of the Loughrea Town elected to the position of President, Gullifoyle, Templeorum, Rathdowney. son^ £"•«« 8th Ave N. E.: Vlve-Pres>, John Hyan,87 Holden St.; Med. n* taking that when the appointment is Vice President and Honorary Secre­ Kilroe, 2218 8th Ave. N. E.; Rec. Sec.. 5?"e.Vallely. 336 Andrua Bldg. Meetings Tenants' Association, referring to the Deceased was the father of the Rev. n and sanctioned by the L. G. B. he will re­ F. A. Hadley, 1232 6th St. N. E.; Fin. and nf ? fourth Monday sale of the Clanricarde estate, said tary, respectively. The president and M. Guilfoyle, C. C. Mooficoin, County for Hearing. te-. F. C. Styles, 731 Jefferson St. of month In A. O. U. W. hall, So. 7th St. sign the dispensary position. State of Minnesota, County of Henne­ N eaa" Michael Lydon, 407 4th St. that a great change was about to take others present made sympathetic ref­ Kilkenny.—At Brigidine Convent,. pin. In Probate Court. Division No. 2, Minneapolis — Pres. On St. Patrick's Day, in the little erence to the deaths of the late R. be matter of the estate of Arthur vXSi % Collins, 4207 Vincent Ave. S.! place on the estate, and without a Mountrath, Mother M. Fin tan Fennel- D,^0n No. 4—President, John Menal- r 8 Mr village of Ruan, was enacted one of Jii. Haytres, decedent. Y'°® £. f v '- Mary I^auth, 165 16th strong organization they could not ex­ Mcintosh, John Callaghan, T. C., ex- Iy (Jubflarian.) On receiving: and filing the petition of lis, 923 Washington Ave. N.: Vlee Pres., a Secy., Miss Mary Garvey the most impressive functions of the Mayor, A. Milne, Provincial Bank, and wEJnf™?' yn,es of Hennepin County, £»»• T. Houlihan, 1333 17th Ave. N.; Rec. A.e. N. E.; Rec. Sec., Mrs. Mary 0*Keefe! pect the maximum of benefit from ROSCOMMON. Minnesota, praying for the allowance Sec., Edw. Delaney, 1600 James Ave. N- -E-' pin. Sec., Mrs. Bridget Catholic Church. It was the Solemn Miss Shaw, daughter of F. Shaw, C. ,iil?8tr^nie"t Purporting to be the RF* c,i, p" Klnnane, 2021 James Ave. Grand,' St* N. B.2 Ins mm 7 Consecration by his Lordship, the the sale. For the last thirty years the The Castlerea District Council ac­ last will and testament of said! decedent N.: tea. Sec.. I. Rice, 2603 Lyndale Ave. SSiUva5s.7B'' 'W»,hlngton St N. men of Loughrea had played an im­ E., a member of the council. and presented therewith as and for such N.; Treas., Thos. McConvlIle, 1414 4th St. Ave. N k • Plybeth Jeffries, 416 *U Most Rev. Dr. Fogarty, of the beauti­ cepted the offer of the National Bank last will and testament and' that let­ portant part in the land war. During Some time ago an interesting func­ ters testamentary be granted thereon Division No. 6—President T. F. Dorsey. ful altar erected in the church, a hand­ of a loan of £1,100, to be repaid iiu that time they had held the trenches tion took place at the Hibernian Hall, State*' Haynes of said County and Minneapolis; " ~",b» some Gothic structure recently com­ ten years at 4 per cent interest, for Vice Pres., W. F. Ryan, Linden HIUs, for the tenant farmers, and it was Shop street, Drogheda, where Brother the completion of laborers' cottages. It is ordered. That said petition be Route No. 2, Minneapolis; Ins. Sec., Wm. pleted. John J. Owens was made the recipi­ heard and that all persons interested Gleason, Linden Hills, Route No. 2, Min­ '0ivi J^0- 3> Minneapolis—Prea., up to them now to do Something for The death occurred March 23, at his in said matter appear before this Court neapolis; Fin. Sec., Jas. Ryan, Linden Maiy L. McBreen, 2023 Ald'rlch Ave N.- CORK. ent of ah address from the Hibernians on Monday, the 10th. day of May, 1915. H'lje- Jfeute No. 2, Minneapolis; Treas., themselves. a a residence, Churchview, Strokestown, ?£ J? * * the Probate Court in F. T. Delaney, Linden Hills, Route No. 2 |vCl:T;8 Ve«ce; E2^ai#if The Marine Hotel, Glandore, has Mother Mary de Pazzi Hannon, of Drogheda, on the occasion of his 1 the Court House at Minneapolis in said Minneapolis. W& of Stephen Cox, aged 88. County and then, or as soon thereafter r N 5 been destroyed by Are. departure for America. Division No. 6—President. P. L. Cum­ |rn .T5n^d ^Srtre#%£ daughter of the late Mr. Hannon. Gal- as said petition can be heard., show mings, 2720 14th Ave. S.; Vice Pres., M. Cork Rural District Council ad' At his residence, Tateetra House, SLIGO. cause, if any there be, why said pe­ "Wlffe9 iS-S way, has been elected sub-Prioress of A. O. H. Division, 23 Sligo, has tition should not be granted. J. Roscoe, 311 Nicollet Ave.; Sec., Leon- journed their last meeting as a mark Dundalk, the death occurred of Wil­ And it is further ordered. That no- ard Farrell, 2119 Cedar Ave.; Fin. Sec., 2019 6th CStn «'» I?.rs-, J- Morrison. the Mount Carmel Convent, Loughrea. passed a resolution regretting the re­ hearing be given, by pub­ J. C. Sheridan, 4521 30th Ave. S.; Treas.. n e M r 8 of respect to the memory of the late liam Vincent Dowdah, J. P., aged 52. lishing this order once in each week O- E. Cummings, 2720 14th Ave. S. ii«PoS" A ie. N . - &?. A destructive Are broke out at the hrt n 1 7 eld ?fat and third Tuesdays of Rev. Father McCarthy, O. P., brother LEITRIM. tirement from the Vice Presidency of for three successive weeks, prior to „J2 l«2 T? ?- —President. S. E. Shan extensive hardware, seeds and general non, 432 University Ave. N. E.; Vice a C h 11 Plymouth John F. Keany, Cloonaghmore, Brother H. Monson, J. P., National said day of hearing, In the Irish Stand­ ! h i rd street 'norUif ' an°l of their colleague, Florence McCarthy, agricultural establishment of Cloherty ard. a newspaper printed and published Pres., jas. McHugh; Rec. Sec., Thos. Pbd- Glenfarne, has been appointed by the Director. in- said County. per; Fin. Sec. J. F. Cogwln; Treas. J. E Co. C. & Co., High street, Galway, and sev­ Dated at Minneapolis, this 13th day Cullen, 1117 Harmon Place; Ins. Sec., J. Died: At Raheen Road, Youghal, Lord Chancellor to the Commission of J. A. Tighe, fourth son of the late of April, 1915. M- Brnwnrigg, 811 16th Ave. N. eral thousand pounds' worth of stock Edward J. Tighe, of Merville, and Mrs. By the Court: Division No. 8—President, M. C. O'Don- Ave • Rec1Se^CMM18,M 282«Bloomlngton Catherine, relict of the late John Rus­ were destroyed. the Peace for the County of Leitrim. „ JOHN A. DAHL, nell, 354 Security Bank Bldg.; Vice Pres.. Ave" *«06 18th Tighe, Wine street, Sligo, has secured T .» — Juds;p of the Probate Court. sell, Ballysaltagh, Kinsalebeg, niece of Up to a few years ago Mr. Keany had - Dr. Fox, 3601 Grand Ave. S.; Fin. and Died: Patrick Moran, Carramoneen, JASi. E. OBRIKN , Attorney. Ins. Sec., J. C. Sheehan, 224 Hennepin been a member of the Manorhamllton the degree of L. D. S., R. C. S. (Eng­ the late Father P. Costin, and grand Tuam. Mrs. Connilfe, Loughrea, at Ave.; Rec. Sec., J. H. Crlbhy, 1115 Haw- niece of the late Father P. Rourke. Rural District Council, and repre­ land.) nh™! NVe,; a8" J- C- McM«hon. 124 the age of 106. Miss Ellie O'Keeffe, Edward J. Griffith, of Finisklin, w?dDw^s: John, third son of the late Eugene sented that body on the Leitrim Coun­ Division No. 9—President. P. J. Mc- nesaays of month In Maccabee bail Leitrlm, Glenamaddy. The late Miss Sligo, was killed in action while serv­ Cormick, Hopkins, Minn.; Vice Pres.. M. naU# O'Keeffe, Farlestown, Ballinhassig. ty Council for a period of over six Quinn, Hopkins, Minn., R. R. No. 1: Reo. Bloomlnfton and Franklin. O'Keeffe was a daughter of T. ing in the British army on February eC P eraId At his residence, New street, Ma years. He had also been president of R n ^K"'i m' i H°pk!ns, M,nn.. O'Keeffe, N. T.' w .5" .Fln- ana In»- See., M. J. IMyi^on No, S, Minneapolis—Prea ut*. croom, Denis Long, ex-N. T., late of the North Leitrim Executive of the 18. Weldon, Hopkins, Minn., R. R. No. 1, |aret Mullen, 2204 Dupont Ave. n!; Vice KERRY. Died: Mrs. Anne Wynne, Everlaun. i»reDS'ir .08- McGannon, Hopkins, Minn., N^Rp^ ^„G,«l,on' Eraereon Ave. Farran. At his residence, Strood, ' The interest o£ Timothy Foley in U. I. L. K. K. NO. 1 Kent, Gerald, second son of the late The following deaths have taken Mrs. John Gallagher, Drnmcostla, D'vision No. 10—President, F. D. Deen- |v.Rlf:; *SS. ^ the Kenmare Arms Hotel, Killarney, Creevelea; Mrs. Ellen McGee, wife of ey, 802 26tl5 Ave. N. E.; Vice Pres., G. J. Nicholas W. Keller, solicitor, Green has been knocked down by auction to place: March 21, at his residence, Fin. Sec., John Moran, 906 27th Ave. N. fe 8226e blri?d- Ave? ' N.^T^reas* ane House, Kanturk. Dr. M. J. O'Con- Clonfad, Carrick-on-Shannon, Thady Bernard McGee, High street, Sligo; 5-:£ec™Sec" ^ p- Lynch, 1028 29th Ave. Griffln. 500 6th Ave. S.; Med! Cornelius McCarthy, College street, William Hope, Massreagb, Skreen, NATIONAL OFFICERS. St N1 E^8" Gormley, 2727 Taylor Sftk ii u " Plynn, corner Bryant nell, of Carrig Glas, Ballintemple Dockery, at an advanced age. Mrs. mMeetlnga are held on the flrat Killarney, for £1,315. aged 44; Mrs. Lawson, mother of Mrs. pMae"p*nt—J°"eph McL»"«hHn. Philadel Mid third Thursdays of month In Schuler's Cork. At his residence, Monavan At a meeting held in the County Molloy, Ballyfermoyle, mother of Mrs. LE SUEUR COUNTY. 8t ltnd 20th J. R. Gorman and aunt of Mrs. C. c£, Patrick F. Cannon. ?p! m' ' Ave. N. at share, Donoughmore, Michael Kiley, Hall, presided over by Mr. McCarthy Dolan, St. George's Terrace, Carrick- County President, Jacob Glsh, Le 11 At his residence, Guarrane, Drimo- on-Shannon. Smith, Ballymote; John Roddy, Cur- Treasurer—N. W. Delaney. nn..i. Sueur, Minn. '' and including many representative eC y Division No. 7, Minneapolis—Pres.. Mrs. ragh, Gurteen. cut. ar PhHlP J. Sullivan. ConnecU- Division No. 3, Montgomery—Pres., C. Wa league, James O'Neill. At St. Pat­ MAYO. D. McCarthy: Vice. Pres., H. F. Casaldy; vEZ? i. ddlck, 2686 Taylor St. N. E.: men in Tralee, it was decided that a *»ee Pres., Mrs. Margaret Moran. 2301 rick's Hospital, Cork, Francis Noel, Early on the morning of March 18 TYRONE. Rec. Sec., Ed. Clarkln; Fin. Sec.. D. A. Madison St. N. E.; Rec. Seo., Mrs Mar- presentation be made to Michael NATIONAL DIRECTORS. Hanlon; Ins. See., D. A. Hanlon; Treas., gwet Martin. «546*Pleree St'lf E.; son of the late Humphrey O'Sullivan, O'Hanlon on the occasion of his de­ ten young men of the farming class Tyrone County Council have unani­ John E. Healey, Delaware. P. J. Keohen; Med. Examiner, Dr. James from South Mayo districts were arrest­ mously co-opted James Lyons, Corren- Thomas J. Mathews, Rhode Island. McKeon. Meetings are held on first Sun­ of Coombe. At her residence, Wood- parture from Tralee to Dublin. Ed. R. Hayes, New Jersey. day of month In Catholic School Hall. ville Terrace, Rochestown, Mary, The late Lieutenant C. F. T. Chute, ed at their homes and conveyed ary, as a member of the Council in Jfmes Clancy, Michigan. Myles F. McPartland, New Tarlc MURRAY COUNTY. wife of David Barrett. At his resi­ Munster Fusiliers, late of Chute Hall, under a strong escort of police to Hoi- room of the late Ijord Northland, who dence, 3 Newtown (suddenly), James lymount, where they were charged be­ was killed in action with the British STATE OFFICERS—MINNESOTA. Division No. >, Currle—Pres., M. H. 1 Tralee, who was killed in action near Stfrf?lufnt ' J' Doy,e' Endleott Bldg. Keary: Vice Pres., Miles Tormey; Rec. Cotter, son of the late Thomas Cot­ fore H. A. Hinkson, R. M„ with unlaw­ forces. • Sec., B. J. Cauley; Fin. Sec., J. J. Gor­ sawrssji" °- °- *' Etreux, France, left unsettled prop­ V'ce President—A. J. Powers. Duluth man: Treas., Jos. Byrne; Ins. Sec., J. j. ter, Ballyedmond. erty of the gross value of £2,192 13s. ful assembly and cattle driving, the Omagh carpenters struck for an in­ r StS,te» Secretary—p. j. O'DonneU, S500 Gorman: Chaplain, Rev. Chas. Cavan- RAMSEY COUNTY. drive having taken place on a farm of crease of wages to 8 l-2d. per hour. Longfellow Ave., Minneapolis. naugh: Med. Examiner, Dr. W. B. Patter­ CARLOW. 2d., with net personalty of £2,085 Treasurer-John Sheehy, Montgomery. son. Meetings held the third Saturday of .bounty President. Mrs. Ellen Conray, ; Most Rev. Dr. Foley in Carlow 3s. 2d. 150 acreB, in the occupation of Myles At their last meeting the Fivemile- vlUe. p — ev* Pl F**. Janes- each month In Gorman's Han, Currle. Sj® St. Clair st; Vice Pres., Miss Johanna Cathedral conferred orders on the fol­ McDonnell. The evidence of the town Dramatio Society, Morgan Col President of Insurance Fund T. J Minn. ffffLfl. ^.-5lev?.lltll.st-: Rec- Sec^ Mra. The Listowel Guardians passed a Doyle, St. .Paul. i 411 Central Ave.; rfrsaa.. lowing: Deaconship, Revs. J. Galvin, vote of sympathy with the relative of grazier, Mr. McDonnell, and the sev­ gan in the chair, passed a vote of sym NOBLES COUNTY. ,01 w- Central Ave. Stfnwater7 °' In,UWM,c#—Th0Bl*» Welch B^mldin 8ts Hibernian HaU. 7th aad Los AngeleB, and J. Dillon, East Falls, the late Michael Power, of Tralee. eral constables, went to show that the pathy with Patrick McConnell on the County President, Thos. Burke, Ells­ crowd was orderly, but determined in death of his sister, Miss Mary Mc­ Stat* Treasurer Insurance — John worth. ' Minn. U. S. A.; sub-Deaconship, Revs. W. The following deaths have taken Sheehy, Montgomery. IHvision No. 1, Ellsworth—Pres., Mich­ WASECA COUNTY. Power, Lismore, Australia; J. Fallon, their work. The names of the ac­ Connell. State Medical Direetoi^-Dr. J. V. O'Con ael Ylolloran: Vice Pres., Thos. J. Fagan; place: John Foley, High street, Tra­ nor. St. Paul V S n No Adelaide, and P. Mullaley, Wheeling, cused, who were returned for trial to The following deaths are an Director of Insurance Fund — John Reo. Sec., James Burke: Fin. Sec., John mil fc lu «. - Janesvllle—President Mi lee. Miss Bridget (CIsb) O'Keeffe, Care/; Ins. See., James Burke; Treas., Elisabeth Olynn; Vice Pres.. Sarah Moon- t U., S. A. the Summer Assizes, admitted to bail, nounced: Edward W. Lynam, C. E„ Moran, Minneapolis: El J. McManus. St. Thos. Sweeney: Med. Examiner, Dr. an, nn. and Ins. Sec., Julia Murphy; Ree. feldest daughter of Jeremiah O'Keeffe, Paul; P. I* Cummlngs, Minneapolis; J. Cress. Meetings are held on second Wed­ Sec-Mary Dalton; Treaa., Anna Burke. : The residence of the late William J. P., U. D. C., Pembroke street, Tra­ themselves in £20 and two sureties of Gurtamora, brother of F. J. Lynam, •. Corcoran, St. Paul; Thomaa Welch, nesday of each menth In the church, at Elusion No. t, St Paul—Pres.. Elisa­ £10, are: P. Gaynard, F. Hynes, T, County Surveyor, Omagh; March 21, Stillwater. T:3* p. m. beth Moynaugh, 7* Atwater St; Visa M. Byrne, solicitor, Dublin street, Car- lee. ma, Margaret Roach, 601 8t Albans •low, held under lease at the yearly KILKENNY. Kelly, J. Staunton, P. McTlghe, T. at her residence, The Mill, Douglas NATIONAL OFFICERS—L. A. A. O. H. RAMSEY COUNTY. National President — Mrs. BUen Ryan g&ar .nr isy"s„a; rent of £38 10s., was, after spirited The following deaths are an­ Fahy, J. Mannix, M. Flannery, P. Ma­ Bridge, Ellen Ward, relict of the late Jolly, Pawtucket, R. I. Division No. 4, St Paul—Pres., John bidding, knocked down to P. J. Byrne, nounced: Mrs. Mary Murphy, Thorn- hon and T. McTlghe. John Ward. National Vice President—Miss B. A. W. Mulrennan. lit Case St: Vice Prea, f."' Mahoney, Calumet, Mich. John W. Ryan, 300 Blair 8t; Rec. Sec., ner, 628 Virginia Ave.; Med. Exam., Dr. Bolicltor, for £900, Edward Duggan astown. Mrs. Robert Pilsworth, Is Died: At the residence of her son- TIPPERARY. National Secretary—Mrs. Adella Chris­ Thos. Donahue, 470 Charles 8t; Fin. Sea, ty, Cleveland, Ohio. Owen McKeon, <07 Lewry Bid*. Meet­ being the runnerup. in-law, Anthony McNulty, Main street, On St. Patrick's Day Miss Mary O'­ R. J. Connolly. It* W. 7th St: Ins. Sec.) ings are held on second and fowtb Wed- land House, Thomastown. At Logan National Treasurer — Mra. Mary C. J. E. Corcoran, CS Union Block: 1 JJJhn of month In Hlhsnfaa Van at w Rev. Dr. Foley visited Ballymurphy, Swinford, Anna Hart Hurst, of Carra- Keeffe (in religion, lister M. Joseph, Connolly, Syracuse, N. T. Martin J. Lao, IN Summit Ave.;. 1*11 Pi & street, Thomastown, Richard MorrlB- Examiner, Dr. C. O. Perry, 816 Lowry Borris, on Passion Sunday for the pur- aey, formerly of Kilfane. Deceased more, Killasser, aged 98, mother of of the Sacred Heart), eldest daughter STATE OFFICERS—LI A. A. O. H. Bldg. Meetings are held on second and Division No. S, St Paul—Pres., Mlsa poee of blessing the new bell pre- Rev. P. Hurst, P. P., Wllkes-Barre, Pa., of Thomas O'KeefTe and Mrs. O'Keeffe, President — Mrs. Mary B. Daley, KM fourth Mondays of In Hibernian Johanna Cook, 67 11th St; Vice Prea.. was the father-in-law of Thomas Wall, Central Ave.. Minneapolis. Rail, at S p. M™- Mary Kenny, 70S B. 4th St; Baa! vyi. aented to the people of Ballymurphy B. L., formerly of Seville Lodge, Kil­ U. S. A.—Thomas Crlbbln Lecarrow, William street, Carrick-on-8uir, was Vlee President—Miss May K. Hammlll, gee.. Mrs. Mabel Allen. 41 11th St: Fln. by Matthew O'Byrne, the famous bell- Ballyhaunis; Mrs. Julia Kunz, Bally- received into the Community of the Duluth. ST. LOUIS COUNTY. Mrs. Elisabeth McNally. 806 lbd(. kenny, and now of Palmerstown road, Secretary — Ella C. Keating, l« Pleas­ K; St;i. Ina. Sec-BIC.| m*Mra DOTfiwDotatta Jia- haunis; James Tucker, D. C., Clare- Presentation Convent, Carrlck-on-Suir. ant Ave., St. Paul. _ St Levis oeunty — Osnnty arealdant ,Vj founder of 42 James street, Dublin, a Dublin. Treasurer — ansa Marr Oesgsn. IM* John Simons, 611 Nerth lllth native of Ballymurphy. The site for KINGS. morris: James McKee, Ellison street, The ceremony was performed by the Bast Dnlnth. MM srta^ss: bt-f ithe bell, wbich was rung for the first Died: March 20, at hi* residence, Castlebar; Martin J. Leamy, Castle- Rev. E. Prendergast, C. C. ' Board ef PU aetata Marr M. BuIHvaa. Dtflalsa K*. 1. Mntt—PrsHlwt >^itss£s%g*jssn i Duluth; aUea Quay, at Ml; Marr J. WWtam r. Minm. M Bast M K.; ith In Blharataa Han at • y. . * "*?i Cf ., V tm'Vy v ' 1 /