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/• V f¥ O THE IRISH STANDARD SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1918. pp |v Limerick at least as often as they are of the Ulida Clothing Co. "If fifty years have produced such ,J- yvi -j- \k* in the world, but rather by building held at Cork. Justice Madden, at Cavan Assizes, numbers of zealous Protestant mis­ K up, by examining the existing beliefs, \$.1 Michael Horgan, a farmer, of Knock- confirmed a dismissal in an action by sionaries why should not another fifty many of which have in them the foun­ eragh, near Killarney, was found by Walter Tormey, Dublin, formerly of produce many Catholic ones?" dations of truth because they appeal News from Ireland a neighbor lying in a boreen near the Virginia, against David Kellett, Cor- Devil Worship. to the instincts and reason of man, latter's house. He expired soon after­ racloughan, for damages for libel al­ The other common characteristic ami by endeavoring to make a transi­ wards. Horgan^ had that day sold a leged to be contained in a letter to we have mentioned of all Chinese re­ tion from them to the higher an,i per- heifer, and on him was found a bank the Estates Commissioners. A nolle ligions at the present day is their ten­ U?down the account of existing elements of truth; ment with two additional months in The body was recovered. default of finding bail for good be­ connection with the alleged auction of Templecrone; Very Rev. P. McCaffer- demon must be propitiated, and the respected the existing civilization, The Limerick Guardians have asked ty, P. P., Lower Templecrone, and relatives assemble to worship the Christianized it without introducing a if'' haviour, was passed at Frenchpark hay at Seskin farm. Appeals were lodged, and defendants were admitted the L. G. Board to discharge E. Grace, Very Rev. J. J. O'Donnell, P. P., Kil- stricken person, and perform all kinds new one. It is a similar method that by Messrs. Rice and Byrne, R. M., on who is in the hospital, under the sur­ E. Garvey, E. Robinson, R. Snee, E. to bail. A young man named Costigan, cai\ have been appointed Canons of of incantations. About eighty per cent will ultimately bring about the conver­ veillance of warders and police, as a Raplioe Diocese. of the demons known to Chinese re­ v/--1 j A. Coen, T. Mahon and P. McGrath, who received a blow on the head dur­ sion of China. ing a police baton charge in Carlow on result of a hunger-strike, as his ser­ Defendants consenting to pay £300 ligions are regarded as evil; the other who were charged with entering the vices are required in the parish. lands of J. Cullen and E. Murray. Mr. Monday night, is progressing favor­ and costs to the plaintiff, an action twenty, if properly handled, may be ' ii Volunteers, Cuman nam Ban, Cit- by Eliza Ann Dickson, Derry, against turned to good account. From all this Cullen disclaimed any connection with ably. izetf Army, and Boy and Girl Scouts, the arrests. The accused will appeal. The Master of the Rolls granted an the Alexander Motor Car Co., for the we can get some faint idea of the NAZARETH SCHOOL interim injunction restraining Joseph with pipers' band, were in the cortege breaking of her two legs and an arm depths of superstition into which George Quinn, who has died, aged at the funeral from Cork Cathedral to Carter from interfering with W. J. by the defendants' motor car, was set­ China is fast descending in spite of its 47, in Colorado, where he carried on St. Finbarr's Cemetery of T. Walsh, For Boys a big dairy and farming business, was Drew, Drogheda, his servants or cat­ tled, and by Mr. Justice Moore made advancing civilization. The old re­ tle, in his employment of part of the a well known member of the local a rule of Court. Mr. Boyle (instructed ligions are going fast, and the people a brother of Mr. J. J. Quinn, solr., Masons' Society, who has resided in Conducted by Ursuline Sisters 4 lands of MeU, Co. Louth, which had by Messrs. Morrison and Lynn) for are ready to receive almost any re­ Tuam. Dublin, took part in the 1916 rising John Moylett, Pres., Ballina S. F. been transferred to him by his co- plaintiff. ligion that will lift them up from their An Ideal Place for Boys. plaintiff, John Walsh, registered own­ and'was interned at Brongoch. Three darkness. They are torn asunder with Club, was fined 2s. 6d. with costs, for volleys were fired at the graveside by overcharging for oatmeal. er, for a consideration of £550. Mr. doubts and fears; they have no fixed Lake City, Minnesota Shannon said Mr. Drew's servant had Volunteers, and a decade of the Ros­ beliefs, no definite doctrine; all is * Col. P. Coyne, Connaught Rangers, ary was rpcited by Rev. Father Dom- THE CHINESE ARE '•;!. • \ i been ploughing when the defendant, vague and superstitious. They are an Loughrea, has been awarded the Mili- inick, O. S. F. C. who hail no connection with the place, intensely religious people, a moral peo­ tary Medal. He has also received two Rev. McFarrell, Lismore, who pro­ DEVIL WORSHIPERS parchment certificates for bravery. drove horses and cattle off the land, ple, an intelligent people, and there Church Goods—Religious Articles 'j and subsequently prevented plaintiff ceeds to Toronto Archdiocese, has can be little doubt that they would Sir Josslyn Gore-Booth, presiding at been ordained a priest by Most Rev. Wholesale and Retail Prayer Hooka in from re-entering. The Master of the Ancestor Worship and Devil Worship flock to the standard of the Catholic All Prominent Foreign ' the annual meeting of the Sligo, Lei- Dr.'Hackett in Waterford. trim, and N. C. Railway in Sligo yes­ Rolls asked what was the explanation Are Common to All Forms of Church; its unity of doctrine, its en­ I/angnngen. The man whose body was found Their Religions. couragements in life, its consolations Statuary, Rosaries for Special terday, said that under the agreement of the man's conduct. Mr. Shannon near Carrigtwohill with the windpipe with the Government there was^an in­ said he did not know, except the gen­ in death, its teachings, so consonant Devotions, Candles, Etc. cut, and a razor lying by, has been Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and with the desires and sentiments that crease in receipts of £1,500, and in eral expectation of getting a portion of identified as James Mullins, a laborer. J. KOCHANOWSfCI expenses of over £6,200. They had the land. Neo-Confucianism Comprise. Most are highest and noblest in man, would Dr. J. T. Walsh, Midleton, said it Popular Faiths. at once appeal to them if they only 46 E. Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis received £4,741 state compensation, Dundalk painters have been granted was the worst case he had ever seen. but for which they could not haVe a war bonus of 4-6 a week. knew, if they only had priests and Death was due to shock and hemor­ Irish Missionary Movement Will Use teachers. paid the interest on the debentures. M. J. Mincli, J. P., was re-elected rhage, and the Coroner's Jury found the Methods of St. Patrick for Attitude Toward Christianity. Patents. Trademarks. Depreciation fund was now £11,456. president; W. J. Fennell, vice presi­ the wound self-inflicted during tem­ Capt. G. Hewson, director, and B. S. dent, and T. J. Bodley, secretary, of Conversion of China. Comparing the attitude of Chinese porary insanity. religions generally towards Catho­ JERRY"A. MATHEWS Stokes, auditor, were re-elected. Kildare Agricultural Society. Receipts The Mayor at Waterford Corporation An order for the administration of for last Athy Show were £200 higher Women Missionary Doctors Needed licity, we may say that Taoism is not Patent Attorney and Counsellor in meeting said that, in view of the de­ to Help Chinese Mothers. anti-Christian so much an anti-foreign. Patent Causes, the real and personal estate, of French than the year before. COLORADO BLDG., WASHINGTON, mand for housing efforts were to be They are the extremely conservative D. 6. MacDermott,- commonly called The Bands and a large gathering took made to raise money from other than' MacDermott Roe, late of Alderford, part in a demonstration to mark the (Rev. Joseph P. O'Leary, Che Kiang, party in China. Neo-Confucianism is Twelve years' experience. Member J Treasury sources. Mr. O'Neill said i of the Bar, U. S. Supreme Court. Ballyfaranon, Roscommon, was made home coming to Enniscorthy of John China, in "The Far East.") undoubtedly anti-Christian and infidel. the Council had decided to invest £4, i None of the religions existing in It is not opposed to European cul­ Copyrights. Design Patents. by Justice • Dodd on behalf of Mrs. Murphy, boot merchant; J. Nolan, 000 in 5 p. c. War- Ix>an, and he de­ Minnie Cairns daughter of MacDer­ gentleman farmer; J. Leahy and E. China at the present day can be said ture; it rather welcomes it, especially manded that it should be invested in to have a definite system or body of its pagan, atheistic element. While mott Roe. Wood Martin of S. and G. O'Brien, laborers, who had completed house building instead, but the Mayor Robinson, land agents, Sligo, was ap­ 14 days in Waterford jail in default doctrine. They all have certain ele­ Chinese Buddhism has many doctrines said that would be illegal. ments in common, notably ancestor pointed receiver. Counsel said the of paying fines for refusing to com­ which Catholicity may utilize in di­ Nic. 6242 T. S. 36196 The Hon. Miss Massy, Ardfinanan, worship and devil worship. As far as recting the pagan mind from darkness real estate was situate near Boyle, ply with the Vaccination laws. Let­ was at Cahir, fined £1 for hiring a and is in the occupation of 170 ten­ ters of sympathy were read from W. practical religion goes, these may be to light, it would indeed be interesting motor car to go to Clonmel. A case said to embrace the entire worship to discuss the number of religious be­ Moore, Terwillinger & Co. ants and it was stated that adjoin­ Davis, J. P., Ballinabarna, High Sher­ against Lady Massy was dismissed ing lands had befen illegally seized iff of the Co., and Alf. Haughton, J. of the Chinese people. All the earliest liefs in China on which Christianity as she had used the car to see the religions maintained, above all things could build. This is a method which and were being ploughed up. The de­ r FLORISTS P., Ferns. 3 ' Co. Inspector and get medicine. else, a belief in the immortality of has not been followed so far. It is fendant, H. F. Leacliman, one of the Carlow Central Committee Gaelic Most Rev. Dr. Hackett, at the an­ League passed a resolution of appre­ the human soul. Buddhism placed not by pulling down the idols and the Choice Cut Flowers and Plants trustees, agreed to have a receiver ap­ nual meeting of the Waterford C. Y. temples which the Chinese people ven­ ciation of the services of Most Rev. the after-life in a Western Heaven. Designs for all Occasions pointed. S. L. Brown, K. C., and Mr. M. S. admonished young men coming Taoism placed it in a nine-storied erate with a traditional veneration, by S Hayes for plaintiff, and T. Henry Dr. Foley to the movement. into the franchise that if they were Heaven above the earth. Confucian­ destroying the fabric of ancestor- Maxwell, K. C., for defendant. Rev. Mother Frances Pierse, Loreto not kble to realize that the moral in­ Prompt and careful attention Abbey, Gorey, sister of Dr. Pierse, ism in its original form strongly main­ worship, the germ of which is so deep The Knox Kappa estate, near Bal­ terests of their own life and of those in every human heart and hedged given to all orders. Wexford, has died in the 64th year of tained an existence after death, and lina, which the C. D. Board bought of others with whom they came in though Neo-Confucianism has discard­ round by so many long associations, her profession. for £28,000, has been divided amongst contact, everything else in the fran­ ed that belief, yet, for financial rea­ that Catholicity will progress amongst 5 South 7th St. Minneapolis the adjoining tenants, each having his The Clongorey tenants have accept­ chise would be a curse, leading to perhaps the most conservative people ed an offer made to them by the man­ sons and to secure the support of the holdings substantially enlarged. license, not liberty. people, they still practice the cult of The Sligo petition and proposed bill agers of the O'Kelly estate, Barrets- T. A. Morris, Clonmel, secretary of town, of purchase terms at pound 2 an the dead. amending and extending the Corpora­ Irish Cursing Club, has acquired the acre. The lands adjoin those of the Desire for Sons. tion's powers as to management, bor­ mill at Redmondstown and established Worship and sacrifice to the depart­ rowing, elections, and other purposes purchasers. it as a corn crushing and flour mill. J. Kelly, agricultural instructor, re­ ed shades is the duty of every son, were read in the House of Lords and Rev. J. Cunningham, P. P., Temple- Northwestern College of Law ported to Co. Carlow Committee of and hence the anxiety of Chinese par­ referred to the examiners. derry, has been appointed to Nenagli ents to have a son in their family. We offer an exceptionally good evening law course. Our Agriculture that last year 2,481 acres Rural School Attendance Committee of spring wheat were sown in the If they have no male issue their souls LEINSTER. in room of Rev. E. Flynn, P. P., Too- can never be at rest. Female chil­ faculty is made up oftexpert Minneapolis Attorneys. Send county, and he would not be surprised meyara, resigned; and the Co. Cotfhcil to see an increase this year of 1,000 dren are not looked on with favor, es­ for Catalogue. Office 611 Plymouth Building. Next *P. F. Adams was fined £1 at Tulla- have appointed D. O'Meara, D. C., on pecially by the poor, on whom they term begins Sept. 4, 1917. acres. The extra tillage last year was the same body in the room of the more for breach of the Petrol Order 10,000 acres, which he expected to be become a serious burden, and are of­ by taking to a meeting of factory late P. Ryan, D. C. doubled this year. ten cast out of doors to perish in their workers at Clara a motor which he A resolution proposed at the Mul- infancy. ULSTER. hired to go to his farm. lingnr Board of Guardians calling on Chinese Mothers Refuse Attendance £ Celbridge Guardians accepted with the Chairman, Jas. Donohue, J. P., and of Male Doctors. regret .the resignation of Sister Mary An inquest in Downpatrick on Wm. We may here mention one curious gfr the Chairman of the R. D. C., Joseph Roulston, former Grangeman, whose Brady as matron, on taking up the O'Neill, J. P.. to resign the Commis­ belief connected with ancestor wor­ matronship of Maynooth Coll, infirm­ skull was fractured by a fall as he was ship and the repose of the spirits of . sion of the Peace as inconsistent with THE WEST HOTEL ary, and appointed Sister Katherine driving home from a fair, resulted in the dead. It is thought that if a Irish nationality, was adjourned for a a verdict of accidental death. ft- O'Donoghue to the position. fortnight to givje both gentlemen an woman dies unpurified after child­ The late J. Ribton Garstin, D. L., Young man named Bernard McCul- birth, her spirit descends into a lake MINNEAPOLIS opportunity of considering it. laugh, Teelmore W., and Ed. Treacy, Broganstown, Castlebellingham, left Col. Ernest Lethbridge, the personal of blood. This fact is said to have £4,333. He appointed his youngest Aghramerigan, and MI. Devin, do., been revealed to a certain Chinaman representative of the late Sir Worth were each fined 21s. and £1 costs daughter, Rosamund, his sole adminis­ A. Lethbridge, the last deceased trus­ who during life had a glimpse of the tratrix and legatee. at Gortin, and ordered to find bail for underworld. In his wanderings there tee of a marriage settlement of 1855, assaulting Patk. Morris, / Teelmore. Justice Wylie granted an interlocu­ being now a prisoner in Germany, the he found himself on the brink of this Morris said he took part in an argu­ lake, and to his horror he recognized Only American Plan Hotel in City tory injunction restraining Jas. Mc- beneficiaries—P. V. Purcell Gilpin, W- Loughlin, of Corry, and 16 other de­ ment about Sinn Feinism in a neigh­ the spirit of his dead mother. He Agnes Mary E. Purcell and Annie K. bor's house, and defendants, who were fendants from trespassing on the lands Purcell—were appointed trustees by was informed by his guide that at his if! pro-Sinn Fein, were in the minority. at Cappagh of Wm. Wright, Knock the Master of the Rolls, who made an birth she had died unpurified, but that American Plan European Flan House, Ballinagore, Westmeath. Coun­ Treacy told him he would meet him there was still hope of releasing her, order vesting in them 45, 46 and 47 again when he would not have so many $2.50 to $5.00 $1.00 to $3.00 sel said on the 27th of February the High street, Kilkenny, and the court­ if when he returned to earth, he of­ gate leading to the lands was broken, to take his part. Next day witness fered certain sacrifices and performed house and local market therein to .their J? and several gaps were made in the was going home from Gortin fair when the rites of purification. Ever since ••i :;H;:;M'' • ; . own name, £378 Consols, now in the he was badly beaten by defendants, fences. A crowd of people, with horses names of three deceased trustees of the Chinese regard it as the greatest and ploughs, took possession of the dragged along the road and had to be ll-ijfci!' the settlement. misfortune that could befall a woman, XLbe ufe-i" lands and fixed several Sinn Fein flags attended by a doctor. Defendants, to die in this unpurified state. And flibeasant IRoom 1 at different places. who set up an alibi, notified an ap­ yet so extremely modest are Chinese Ifjjp Drogheda trade and labor bodies MUNSTER. peal. women that they prefer to risk the MOST POPULAR CAFE FOR PARTICULAR A*. have made a demand on employers Rev. J. M'K. Gibson, curate of Mon- terrible consequences rather than be r vM}?: j;•. for an increase of 10s. weekly. The The last surviving child, aged 2 aghan. has been chosen incumbent of attended to by a male doctor at child­ PEOPLE. corporation workmen have' got 4s ad­ years, of John and Bright Carey, Kil- Currin parish. birth. This strange fact opens up a ditional wage. murry, Kenmare, got suddenly ill, and A memorial service for Lord Basil tremendous field of opportunities for The Master of the Rolls approved of the father went for assistance. When Blackwood, who fell July, 1917, and lady doctors in China. Besides an ac­ Dancing Every Evening, 9 to 12 P. M. arrangements for the carrying on'of he returned with some neighbors the for the Marquis of Duffrin and Ava count of the well-known custom that the grocery and baking business of child was dead, and the mother was who died February, 1915, was held in Chinese women have«of binding their lying on the floor with her throat h--M> the late Patk. Cunningham, Naas, who Clandeboye Chapel. feet, they are unable to come to the left land, house property, and stocks cut. She is in a critical condition. Carrickmacross Sinn Fein Club pre­ church for instructions, and, as a re­ and shares—in all aggregating over Mary McArthur, whose dead body sented A. Culligan with a silver- sult, scarcely ever see a priest. This W £9,000. His widow and six children was found in a garden at Landscape, mounted umbrella on the occasion of is ruinous to the progress of Cath- survive him. His lordship declared Kilsheelan, with a bullet wound in her his return to the Argentina, where he olicity, for unless Chinese mothers are all parties entitled to their costs. S. temple and a revolver in her right was born. Dr. Daly, president of the well instructed in the faith they can­ L. Brown, K. C., and Mr. Murnaglian hand, died of injuries self-inflicted Club, and Mr. Finegan, Chairman U. not instruct their children. The idea for plaintiffs; Mr Fitzgerald, K. C., while temporarily insane, was the find­ D. C., made complimentary references of a movement of lady missionary doc­ ing of the jury. Two bullets had been and P. O'C. White for the defendants. to Mr. Culligan. tors towards China isfl undoubtedly, About a dozen persons with rods and discharged. Sergeant P. A. Nolan, Irish Guards, new to Ireland, but the situation needs lines, accompanied by 100 others, with­ Limerick City Assize Grand Jury who has received the D. C. M., in addi­ it. Protestants understand the impor­ out fishing paraphernalia, marched passed a resolution congratulating Rt. tion to the Military Medal, is a son tance of such a movement, and are from Enniscorthy to the Slaney, and Rev. Dr. Hallinan on his appointment of M. Nolan. Omagh, and was formerly already in the field. A beginning has in the presence of two water-baliffs as Bishop of Limerick. in the R. I. C. been made also by Catholics, and a YOU YOUKG MEN AND YOUNG WOKEN cannot fail if you and two policemen, fished for trout The Master's offer in the case of T. B. Wallace has purchased the medical mission society has been es­ the Cork coachmakers' strike has been really want to be a success—if you have ambition and energy, ««wt in preserves reserved to Lord Ports­ "Palace," Dromore, which was the tablished in America. It was this that strive to succeed. But you must learn about business before you go mouth in land purchase agreements, accepted, the advance representing home of the Protestant Bishops of Leo XIII. contemplated when he spoke into it. A business education will double—triple—multiply your and leased by him to H. G. Lurgess, 13c. a week on pre-war wages. Dromore up to 1842, was purchased by of "the lay apostolate of the twen­ earning powers many timts—enable you to sit on the "Board of Dublin, and John Bolger, J. P., Ferns, Much regret is felt in Borrisokane the Jesuits in 1883, and later by J. tieth century." An extremely-interest­ Directors. Chairman of Wexford Co. Council. at the transfer to Killimore, near Kll- Graham. ing article has been written on the Acquire the proper knowledge in this modern school with its ex­ Trout fishing had, before the purchase, rush, of Rev. M. O'Houlihan, C. C., J. J. McCaul, merchant and auc­ subject by Miss Mary Ryan, of Uni­ perienced teachers, splendid equipment and thorough courses. It iN been free, and the leasees offered to Borrisokane Guardians passed a reso­ tioneer, Carrickmacross, a popular fig­ versity College, Cork, in the July won t cost much. It will prove the biggest investment in your life give licenses for trout fishing at 6d. lution of regret at his departure. ure in the neighborhood, who has number of the Irish Rosary, 1916. It Write for information today. each, but the offer was refused. A A resolution was adopted by Lim­ died, was for over 50 years active in is encouraging to think that the Na­ erick City Assize Grand Jury calling 1-5 West Lake Street, lfhmripoHi, Minnesota. fljmilnr raid was made on the pre­ the Belfast linen trade, and was in tional University is taking an interest Automatic 51515 N. W. South MS served of R. W. Hall-Dare, D. L., and for the holding of Winter Assizes in his latter years director and secretary in the work, and as Miss Ryan says— # • £

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