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There were also present: *pee<* which in many places waa sixty source of gratification to Father Kin- Blwaington, died Jul; 14. The funeral i Cree; M.. O'Neill, Labasheeda; William : Bev. J, O'Donnell, Kllmallock; Rev. »iles an hour. , .sella, tbe pastor, to know that every |o Old iCilcullea cemetery was attend­ ^^^$M h*4f$$ MIDLAND. Mortlssy, T. S,; M. Carey, Michael I\ Evans, Rockwell College; Rev. T. The language, history and atep. one in his congregation availed of the ed by a great number of relatives and rSXi»Jr&Vh 4h. D. m. -• Better TnUycrtne; John Crotty. P. U n Fitzgerald. Saneing classes of th.e Dunleary opportunities afforded by the mission f friends. ^•^^S^C^-^JIwi M. O'Dea. J. Carey, Thoma. by attending at morning and evening John Dolan, when going to his vl'-^ftijiiiisttliiiilbu* • Itipw <'ff*ram On July 14, the marriage of Mr, W.' Branch, Cumann na Oaedheal. are dc- Synan, Cree; M. Williams, S. Punril, devotions In large numbers, when Casey of Islandroe, Askeaton, took! in* W8lL 0ne class na* nnlahed the father's residence near TinbUy lately, tf f v. Evtry Section of the J. O'Brien, Thomas Flannigan, Kllmi- farming occupation required the attea- ] place at tbe Dominican church, Limer- av* books of O'Orowney, and will com- was fired at and wounded in the faee- hill; Thomas Crotty, Liadeen, and tion of a large proportion of the peo­ Ick, the bride being Miss Blly O'Con- J ^^^ tne Preaervation Society' texts. and bip with a few grains of shot. others. Mr. Stephen McMabon, vice- ple. T he local branch of the Antl- James Curry and Walter Carter are nor, daughter of the late Mr. O'Connor Ln are making earnest preparation for president of the Kilrush League, pre­ Treating League baa been augmented accused of the shooting and will have it Geale Bridge, Athea. The officiating die Samhain examinations, when Dun- !- V JSJojo.naught sided. It woe agreed to refuse the by new adherents, drawn into its cir­ to stand trial at next quarter sessions. clergyman was the Rev. P. Hartigan. j **" "P**" to do even better than , . _ , very unreasonable demand, and all be- The weekly committee cle by tbe powerful arguments of the The case seems to be of a trivial char­ * ^iWAY~Th«eor«ecwtlortofRev.; „ Askeaton, Mr. David Neugbton, Gal-! **t Jrear catne membe ot tbe Dnlted lrlBh The missionaries. acter. *&**$$¥* f* «W«W «f ™oaten> wll,j League, BO as to be able to resist as a way House, best man. Many f rlend«,' meetJn!, "^l^J^L™ aonorable secretary was requested to LONGFORD—A great demonstration *4i$» place In tbe Cathedral, Longnrea, ^^^ and unlt)r Dody Tne foUowtng were present, including Messrs. inquiry if it were true that £200 of of tbe Nationalists will be held In ^jAlifgft;?©. [ deputation, representing the teants, O'Connor, Cork and Llstowel; James :h« ratepayers' money was to be ex- Longford town early in September. On the eve of 8t. John's Day Tuam i was appoittted to lay the resolution F. Carry, ex-mayor of Limerick; John , Ulster 1 At a meeting of the Longford Branch tonotea the occasion, as It alwayB did,! before the agent at the rent offlce. Fitzglh!)on, Askeaton; P. J. OSulllvan, | penned in decorating the Town Hall of the United Irish League on July 12, ny naving bonflres on Tulllnadaly Hill] Jamefl Burke> Karttsn; John Carey lollcltor, Limerick. a to be decorated, the members of ANTRIM—On July 12 the remains Mr. J. P. Farrell, M P., was the ^*M*at the Bridge, Bishop street. All, K)Irush. Th0Qm8 ^ Cree. Joha! he organizations will Insist that it be Bf Mrs MeGoldrlck. Belfast, were laid After laat mass, July 11, a public speaker Referring to the land bill, he "^2S* tk9 townspeople turned out, and dan-; Crotty Monmore; slmon Murphy( lone at the expense of the garrison, rest in Milltown cemetery. The •'•Wis' meeting was held at Tournafulla. The said they had by the strength of their Cree; Thomas Flannigan, Kilmlhlll; who have brought Joy to the heart of ery Rev. R. Crickard, Father Mo cMir was kept up till a late hour. ocal fife and drum band attended and organIged representation made the Michael Reldy, Tullycrine; Patrirk ! ;he Dunleary workingnxan by giving Cartan. F. Laverty, P Curran, D. /Ireland, but as Mr. ;i^f>>lcei chairman; Bev. T. J. Joyce, adm.; CORK—At the Kanturk Hospital i Recent Deaths In Dublin—BELLBTT McElhom, Mr. McKay, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Irish party on their successful efforts Redmond pointed out to the govern­ flL, Conroy and T. Byrne, treasurers; Andrew Conners, of Glencarney, died i —July 17, at 10 Fontenoy street, Mrs. Edwards, Mr. Mulrooney and several to Improve the land bill, calling upon ment, these 10,000 constitute the sore John Sogavin and M. Staunton, secre­ July 17 under peculiar circumstances. Mary Bellet, daughter of tbe late Pat- jther prominent civilians attended tbe mm Nationalists in tbe paTlsh to subscribe | of the body politic. They were men taries, with J. Ward and J. Kllmartln. He and a fellow worker named Benja­ -ick Roberts of Redford, County Wick- funeral. to the Parliamentary Fund and de- I with grievances; they gave up their Most Rev, Or. Heafy, Archbishop of min Lane had an altercation. The lat ow BENNETT—July 16, at 12 St. The Irish Weekly, July 18, writing oiandlng tbe restoration of our | holdings and sacrificed their Interests, Tuam lately made the following ter struck Conners on tbe side of tbe alban's road, S. C. R-, Nicholas Ben- ibout the Orange ruffians, said: "By oatlonal rights were on the motion of J and it was through them the benefits Changes: Rev. Michael Heany, C. C; jaw. The blow was not a severe one Mr. John Leahy, "secretary, seconded ! 3ett- of Sberwood, County Carlow. :hose experienced In Orange proces­ that other tenants got were secured. parish priest of Caherllstrane; Rev. and tbe combatants made friends a S. Larkln, unanimously j FAGAN-July 13, at 33 Upper Oardl- sions in Belfast it is unanimously ad­ by Mr The National convention held that to iFather Prendergast, St. Jarlath's Col­ few moments after. That nigbt Con­ ler street, Thomas John Fagan, aged mitted that tbe ruffianism of the idoptpd abandon even one would be treachery, lege, C. C, Crossboyne; Rev. J. ners complained that tbe root of an >fc MALONE—July 16, at South Clr- brethren on Monday. July 13, surpass­ TIPPERARY—Very Rev. Canon and he was delighted to tell them that O'Reilly, Clare Island, C. C, Partry; old tooth had %en loosened and that :ular road, Dublin, Joseph J. Malone, ed anything witnessed In years. The Cantwell, pastor of Balllnsarry, and amendments had been Inserted in the jRev. W. Byrne, C. C, Clare Island; his jaw was giving him pain. Next Messrs J Fennelly ami M Brennan j Mountmelllck, aged 21 O'NEILl^- return journey from Cloughfern afford­ mm-'- bill providing that every evicted ten­ Eev. Father Ronayne, Klltullagh, C. C. day tho side of bis face was much luly 15, at 63 Haroldseross. James Jos­ ed numerous instances of the evil recently forwarded 5170 to the trustees ant would be restored to his original Olennamaddy, and Rev. Father Don- swollen and he went to blspltal The of the Irish Parllameciary Fund. This eph O'Neill, In 38th year of his age. spirit that moved the brethren. They nellan, Olennamaddy, C. C, Klltullagh. holding, or provided with an equiva­ -w swelling increased, followed by erysi­ was subscribed by the priests and rORJSH—At West Pier. Kingstown, tried their best to raise a row passing Moat Rev. Dr. Healy, Archblahop of lent farm in the nearest estate In pelas and blood poisoning supervened, people of historic Hallingarry Vlary Anne Corlsh, formerly of Wll Carrick Hill and North Queen street, Tuam, will visit the parishes of Moy- He was aselduouBly attended to by Dr. Mr. James Gleeson has been ap­ lam street, Wexford ANDERSON— ( the case of evicted tenants whose land but falling they devlted their attention lough and Mountbellow. He will bless Barry, assisted by Vr O Leary, but pointed second offlr*«r in the Custom July 16, at Drumcondra Private Hospl , had been grabbed, power was In the to Union and Liberty street. At both 4he two marble aide altars with their despite their efforts he succumbed. House. Barry. WaU's He Is a son of Uil. James Anderson, formerly of Boh- j measure to compensate the grabber if poinis each band made a prolonged marble statues, erected In tbe Mount- When Conner's life became Imperilled Mr Michael Gleesori. Llstoney. Nen- arnaoreena. aged 44 years. KENNEDY j willing to clear out; and not alone halt, during which the air of "Kick the ^^-^.-^IjeJlow church, at a coBt of fifteen hun- Lane was placed under arrest and was agh He has another brothpr In the -July 16, at 70 Aungler street, Henry that, but provision was made by which Pope' was played and vocalized by the '•!". ..cdred dollars. The altar of the Sacred brought up at Newmarket petty ses­ same department of thp BrltUh gov­ Kennedy, aged 70 years O'BRIEN— • funds would be available to give the rag-tag and bob-tail following" ust ,.•- JBeart is a memorial to tbe late Dr. sions before tbe Hon H 0. Lysagbt, ernment service. July 9, at Stanhope road, North Finch- reinstated tenant a fresh start In life think of these assassins being per­ *.- wCKeMy, of Mountbellew, and la the on a charge of homicide. Mr. D. E3. Mr. Edwin Fox, who some yeara ago ley. Kate O'Brien, formerly of Kllmore, ) LOUTH—The funeral of the late Mr mitted to do as they wish' The Catho­ if!?^- .,, «lft ol Mrs. O'Kelly, hla wife. The Ferguson, solicitor, Kanturk, appeared married Mrs. Hogan. publican and pro­ Nenagh, daughter of the late Thomas | Joseph Weldon took place July 13' lics and Nationalists must have poor, , ' altar of Our Blessed Lady Is the gift for the prisoner Formal evidence vision storekeeper. O'Connell street, Meagher, Toomevara MEKHAN-July \ from his late residence to the local miserable, cringing creatures as lead­ ',. 4it the parish priest. 11, at the Hospice. Haroldseross. Annie | cemetery. Great numbers attended ers to tolerate it. There is but one having been given tbe accused was Clonmol, was found dead In a room of 1 An Irish concert and entertainment remanded for eight days. his home on July 16 at 11 p m. The Meeban, of Falrvlew. KELLY—July He was aged 76 years. way to forever stop this annual dis­ Vt*&8 given at Menlo on July 6. It was play of Orange ruffianism, and that Is "She funeral obsequies of 8lster Mary bullet entered the bead over the right 12. at Howth, Kathleen Kelly. O'CON­ The Prior of St. Augustine's, .^.-aomething after the style of tbe con- for the other side to arm and shoot Brendan O'Brien took plare at the Con­ eye and lodged In the brain. Death NOR—July 12, at Albert Villa, Jones' Drogheda, Father PurceJl. has been en­ -ceri, recently given In Uyre Square. vent of Mercy, Ktnsnle. July 13. The was Instantaneous road, Thomas O'Connor CL'RRAN— abled through the generosity of an un­ down the Orange dogs In Warren- The program Included Gaelic songs, point these Orange heroes ran away deceased was 36 years of age 8he Rev. T. Hackett, Loughmore, Invited July 13, at Our Lady's Hospice for the known donor to provide new seating In viecltatlons, etc. There were also com- a- — — entered tbe Convent of Mprry, Kinsale Fathers O'Brien and Mnnnelly, Oblate Dying, Haroldseross. Johanna Mary the Epistle Aisle of the church Tbe when one Nationalist drew his revol w-j.petltlons; prises were awarded. seventeen yeara ago The offlre for Fathers. Inchlcorp. DuMin to give a Curran. O'CONNOR—July 15, at 9 new benches are of stained pine, made ver and tired at them On July 14, Most Rev. Dr. Healy .;• the dead took plaro at 104B a. m In mission In the parlfb. and It was com­ Upper Rutland street. Margaret O'Con­ In excellent style liy a local contrac­ ARMAGH—A large and representa­ •pwas at the Palace, Tuam. the recipient tive meeting of tbe Cullyhanna Branch the Convent chapel Solpmn requiem menced solemnly <'n July 12 The nor. KENNY—At Thorn Villa, Dol tor. Mr Bernard McDonnell. Bull Ring. $et addresses from representative bod­ of the United Irish League was held high mass was cerphrated by Rev J. people from LoiiKhmere Cnstlelny and phln's Barn, Sarah Kenny HOOKEY They will prove a gnat comfort to the ies In BalllnalBoe, where be resided for In the League rooms on July 12, Mr P. M. O'Leary, Klnsalp the districts around will V>H partakers —July 17, at 54 Lower Mount street congregation The reverend prior has Caraher In the chair: present, B. Cara- eighteen years as Bishop of Clonfert. of the spiritual anil teiumial blessings Edward J Bookey. of 19 I'pper O'Con­ been re-electeo prior of St Augustine's hei. O Hughes, E Sheridan, P. Cara­ 'The first address was from the priests Recent Deatha In Cork—DINNKKN certain to accrue from the good work nell Btreet, aged 28 yeurs qUINN — at a recent chapter of his order. her. O Rooney, T McParland, P. Carv and people of Balllnasloe, with this —On July 12. at Broad street. Charle- her, J Caraher. F Caraher. T. Loy. B. of the mlssloners On July 14, at 100 Haddington road MEATH—The whole Metah County address there was a beautiful crozler, vllle, Michael Dlnnpen HANNAGAN Mackln. E. McKeown. P. Meehan. P. >. Dublin, Thomas H Qulnn. aged 62 Council have agreed to resign If the •made by Smyth, of Wlcltlow street, —On July 13, at Cedar Orove. Glas- The death of Mrs. Martin Ryan, I/oy, T Kelly, etc After routine busi­ years MORRIS—July 15. at the local government continues to meddle ness was transacted collectors handed 'f Dublin. This crosier stands six feet heen road. Captain \1 Hannagan. Beakstown, Thurles mother of the Square, Skerries, Anne Morris. with Its affairs. In large subscriptions In aid of the r ./nigh, Is an exact copy of the Clonmac- O'CONNOR—On July in. at Frank field, respected chairman of the Thurles Parliamentary Fund, to which the par­ KILDARE—On July 16, Moat Rev. The people of Navan in public meet­ noise crosier, and studded with precl- Francis O'Connor. HAYES—At Daws- Board of Guardians, 'nppened at her ish Is contributing In a generous man­ Dr. Walsh, Archbishop jf Dublin, ad­ ing decided to present an address of m: 4>ns stones. The design, whlcb Is Cel­ town. Blarney, Dennis Hayes. CASEY residence. Beakstown July 14 8he ner. Mr. D Caraher moved the follow­ ministered the sacrament of contiraia- welcome to Rt. Rev. Dr. Hlgglns, bis­ tic, is very beautiful. The address, —On July 11, at 9 Rf Flnnbarr place. had reached the fine old ago of 72 ing Vote of condolence, which was tlon to a large number of chlldien ol hop of Rockhampton. Australia, on hla seconded by E Sheridan and passed •". ;-•' Richard Casey SHAW-On July 9, at which was illuminated pnd artistically years The funeral to Kilcelure took In silence' "That we regret the de­ :!• •:>'•'>• the parishes of Ballymore and Holly- arrival In their ancient and hlstorio -, framed, has on tbe top a photograph Bulford Camp, 8-ilUMirv. England, place on Thursday" af:ei requiem office mise of Arthur Hughes, Cullyhanna, wcod In the parochial church, Bally borough of the Archbishop, and on the sides Paul Shaw, Sergeant Wheeler of A. and high mass of which the Rev. M. one of our members Tr. Mrs. Hnghes are Tuam Cathedral and Clonmac- Battery, R, H. A , HRM 27 years, son McOrath, Holycross. was celPbrant. more-Eustace. He was met outside R«v. T*-ortas Geraghty, native of the and famllv we tender our greatest the town by a large crowd headed by district of Tara, died on the English sympathy in their bereavement." noise, address was from the Balllnas- of Paul 8haw, 54 Hlliprnlan Building, Mrs. Michael Sausse, Gregaugh, Cork. MAHONY—July 11. at Olonag- the Wolfe Tone brass band with ban­ mission In the parish of Our Lady's CAVAN—Mr. Charles Carolan, son ,_ V.j/loe Board of Guardians and Rural DIs- Balllngarry, died Ju'v 12 at the early of Mr Hugh Carolan. died July 9, aged ner. A beautiful arch of evergreens church, Eldon street. Liverpool, July •t'V^trlot Council. This address was from lougu, Mary Mahnnv aged 70 years. age of 35 years. Th» remains were 2X years, at his father's residence, and flowers spanned the street oppos­ 16, at the early age of 28 years. H« ;->itte Balllnasloe Temperance Society, MACMULLBN—On July 12, at Rock- interred In the burial Rround attached Seeharn. Mullagh. deeply mourned. ite Cnoc Avon, the residence of Father took disease from a person to whom The funeral to Kells cemetery waa ':,. r-^rhich at same time, presented a Mis- ollffe. Blackrock. Bnrhnra Orahame to the Catholic church Balllngarve. MacMuIlen. O'CONNOR—July 8, at McCarthy. The knowledge of the he was giving the consolation ol largely attended. '•,;," •„'*•!, bound in Morrocco. The frontis- WATERFORD—The contract for th« tbe Cottage Hospital. Curragh Camp, Christian doctrine shown by the child­ religion. DERRY—The. death of .Catherine ,_. piece illuminated in a most artistio building of extensions to the Insane McConnolloge occurred July 12 at No, P J. O'Connor, R A.. K U I., late of ren pleased him much and reflects QUEENS—Mr. Daniel Delaney, ol r'*^-aianner. Asylum, Waterford Oltv has been ob­ 13 Creggan street. Perry. The funeTar King's Service Academy. Ely Place, great credit on their teachers. At the Esker, Mouctmelllck, died July 16, at ?!''^ LEITRIM—Edward Dolan, of Der- tained by Mr. Oeoigc Nolan. Th« to CItv cemetery was very numerously Dublin, son of Thomas O'Connor, 2 ceremony he was assisted by tne Rev. a fine old age. deeply mourned by his attended '•'- jfiaheltlamore, bad been missing since amount of the contract Is over $36,000. Dyke parade, Cork ORIFFIN—On Father McCarthy, Rev. P. Kavanagh, friends and by those in the United DONEGAL—Mr. Francis O'Calla- |fuly 8. The police and people of the Ml« McCarthy, daughter of Mr. P. ghan of Cruckgranus, Carudonagb, J-.v'vi:' July 14, at the North Infirmary, Con­ Rev. J. Keogh. States. The funeral to Coppenrush, Ulstrlct made every effort to find htm, McCarthy, Ballyduff. \NRS received Into died July 14. aged 78 years, deeply stable Michael Orlffn. Oreat George's Thompson 4 Dawson, Ltd., contrac­ Ballyfln, was one of the longest seen fo>£ *ut all failed, until July il, when he the Brlgldlne Order at the convent, regretted The was the father of Rev. street station. CARRV—On July IB, tors, Carlow, have many men employ­ in many years. John O'Callaghan of Malin Head. |;%4 was discovered by Constable LavIIle, Tullow, County Carlow. on the Feasl 1,17^-t. W tbe mountains near Bawnboy. at South Main street, Bandon, Thomas ed at Ballykelly, Monasterevan, build­ The valiant Orangemen, when pass­ of Saints Peter and Paul Rt. Rev. Dr WE8TMEATH—The members ol ing through Donegal going to Clough­ Carey. Blackpool, Johanna O'Connell, ing the foundation for an extensive bSt R04COMMON—On July 13, Mr. Foley. Bishop of Klldare and Lelghlin, the Mullingar Confraternity of the fern, July 13, knocked down an aged- fe^$SPatrick Murren of F>enchpark was CASHMAN—On July 17. at Madden'» malt house and kilns. The building officiated The newly received tooh Holy Family took their annual trip on woman near Donegal I^ane. One ass** fi^t^^ipiBiarrlBd to Miss Kathleen McOarry, buildings. John Casbman MCCARTHY will be four stories high. 163 feet long struck her on the head with a baton; the title of Sister M Philomena. Sb« July 12. Howth, County Dublin, was p|?;^^;||unen. The ceremony was performed On July 16, Denis Mrrarthy. Knock- by 60 wide. Two malt kilns 55 feet by the place selected. Mass for those go others followed his chlvalric example %: Is the second daughter of Mr. Mo Finally, when she was lying on th« j'$|Bi7 Rer. James Neary. Mr. Peter raha. KBLLHHER—At Oortnallcka, 3d each. The sweating kiln for green Ing on the excursion was celebrated al Clondrobld, Macroonn, July 16, Bridget Carthy who has entered the convent. street they kicked her In a fiendish < iVjjSUetrne, Frenchpark. octed as best corn will be 39 feet by 34. The mill, seven o'clock by the spiritual director, manner. The Catholics as Nationalist* Mr. Michael Phelan, Camphlre, *jnan. The bridesmaid was Miss Wlni- Kelleher Wuich will form part, and which was and at 7:40 tbe procession formed, and of Donegal are too tolerant. m Cappoquln. died July 17. deeply re ^fred McOarry. fcrmerly the property of Mr. Terence headed by. the Mullingar brass and DOWN—Some Nationalists in War KERRY—The mackerel fishery ol gretted. The funeral to Aglish wai Byrne, Is undergoing repairs—new reed band, proceeded to the railway renpoint believe In fighting Are wita Valentia Harbor continues to be very very numerously attended. Several fire; therefore when the Orange ruP ^ 8LIQO—Mr. Bartle McDonagh v*a» lofts being put in. The most modern station. A most enjoyable day's out -/at last meeting elected unanimously, remunerative. Last wwk the takes daughters are member" of convents flans invaded the town on July 12 machinery will be introduced, consist­ Ing was had by those who were of the they were received in a mann thaf president of tbe Oonw&ys Croat were from 1,500 to 2.00 per boat, and two being In the Ursullne Convent the price was IBs per 120. On July 16 ing of turbine engines, elevators and party. gave them pause. Tbey were pursu Branch of the United Irish League. Waterford City. The deceased had ing some Nationalists, when one of th* the captures ranged from 2.500 to 3,000 conveyors. It Is expected that the WEXFORD—Mr. Matthew Dunne, • The death of Mrs. Catherine Gllgan, r-een land steward for Mr Whltelocs pursued stopped, faced bis would-bf each and the price was 1 work will last close on a year. There son of Mr. Dunne, National school ^&*'; Pound street, Sligo, which occurred per 120. | Lloyd, Strancally Castle, for manj assassins, fired a revolver on thi C*ther days' captures ranp-ed from 1.000 is a splendid water course, and every­ teacher .- BKackwater, was accident Orange heroes and ran away. That it "11^,-, jroly 12, was deeply regretted by her years. This position has been giver to 1,500 and the price obtained was 17s thing helps to make the place an ideal ally drowned In Liverpool July 10 the way to prevent Orange ontragea ^^j^amlly and friends in Ireland and In to his eldest son, Mr. Michael J per 120. The smasks now engaged In one for malting purposes, and should Deceased had been • employed on th« FERMANAGH—Mr. Michael Kesnar of 62 New street, Ennisklllen, died ^ffM^° United States. I Phelan. Atlantic liner Celtic, and was missed the fishery at Valeria Harbor are prove a great boom to the farmers by July 11. aged 62 years. local ones and smacks from the County Rev. Patrick J. Healy, who waiopenin g a ready market for them. The on Friday morning. The body has noi assistant in the Church of tbe H0I3 MONAGHAN—The great Emmet Cork. The mackerel raptured have owners are Jamesson & Hoone, Dub­ been recovered. demonstration will he held In Clones Munster been cured for the American markets Innocents, In 37th street, near Broad lin. Miss EK.abeth Kelly, daughter ol August 15. The local Nationalist way, New York, has become a Doctoi band has been reorganized and will and a great number of hands are em­ KILKENNY—Mios Kathleen Power, Mrs. Kelly, the Quay, Ennlscorthy -^gr"""'CLARE--Mr. Michael A. O'Meehan, of Divinity. Archbishop Farley of Ne* attend the meeting. ployed. of Kilfane G^ebe, was drowned July 15 died in Mercer's Hospital. Dublin, late P^i^s^on of the late Mr, Thomas O'Meehan, York has given him permission to ao The funeral of Mr. Bernard Tummor UPcn The death of Mrs. James King, while bathing iu the river ai Cool- ly after a short r.lness. She was tele took place on June 27 and was verj • feSfe'"^ street, Bnnis, occurred July 16, cept the chair of history and theologj ,,p^|^..-to Wverpool, England, at the early Stacksmountain. Kilflynn, occurred more. Miss Connellan and anothei graphist in the general postoffice, Dub largely attended. The remains wer« in the Catholic University of America suddenly on July 13. Mrs. Kling was young lady who were bathing with lln. Only a short time before hei J taken to the Sacred Heart churebs Washington. He is only 30 years of death she had been at her home on a Clones, where requiem mass was of ' |l||ffv, • Mr1! John P. Keane, honorary t^eaa• {fortified by the rites of her church to Miss Power did their best to rescue fered by Rev. Father Gomsley. Tb« age. The late Mr Michael Healy four weeks' vacation; she was then ' »^SBW- nf tbe Ennls Branch of the United calmly face the last great ordeal. She her. Her remains were found about remains were then conveyed to th« Fernville, Lismore, was his father. Hit Irish League, lately forwarded to Mr.f was universally revered for her gentls two hundred yeards from where sha in excellent health. Her remains wer« new cemetery where t';,ey were laid tc early studies were made In famoiu William Redmond, M. P., a substantial disposition and her benevolence. Being sank. j Interred in Garrynlsk, July 13. rest. Mount Melleray. t *ontrlbuttoa from (he priests and peo­ the wife of the esteemed District) A native of Clogh parish, Mr. K. J. The Postmaster-' eneral has giver TYRONE—Or Jv, • 13> Mr. Qtbbonf and his wife pail * visit to the new ple of'the- town to the Parliamentary; f Councillor It was not surprising taaj Brennan, is now in Castlecomer on a notice that from July 1, ltOS, monej : church of the Sacred Heart. Omagh. ^ Pand' the funeral to Klltomey was of large Leinster vialt from his adopted country, Aus­ order, postal order, savings bank, stock Mr. Gibbon* fives in New Orleans, and On !jyly 12, under the auaplcea of dimensions. The burial service wai tralia. He has established a good busi­ investment, annuity and life inamranc* resembles bis brother, the Cardinal, In performed by Rev. Father Crfmmins, I height and appearance. He ana sc t,^ Kiiiu^h Branch of the tTnlted Irish CARLOW—The Carlow regatta wai ness In Kalgoorile. His wife is -with j business will be carried on at tbe offlc* Abbeydorney, assisted by tbe Rem at OuIarL A telagr&sh office will b< much pleased with the church, wtow v& JLeagu?, s> ^rery -large meeting of the held July 16. The events were wai hint. Fifteen years ago ha want to seeond spire Is Just being completed V*ndel<«u-,'!tenaatry was held In the Father Fltzmautice and Rev. M. Shea contested. The Caherlough cap wai Australia. established in the Important center that he called en Mgr. McNamee and ban of Kilflynn. rooms of the Independent National won by Carlow team. Rathdonne] KINGS—Tha fortnight's mission, the Ennlscorthy District Council hav­ congratulated him on having tbe "most JCJUO to djeterajine what action to take> LIMERICK—Mrs. Tootney, wife of I challenge cup was won by tbe Wates conducted by Redemptorist Fathers ing agreed to become guarantors. ftasteful" church in Ireland. Be gavr a handsome subscription as a test! fa Tle||^P(%A«smatta for payment of | herder in tbe employment of Mr. Kelly, ford boat club; Barrow challenge cuj O'Laverty and Cagney, was brought to Vacancies are announced In the Bel glan colleges for pupils, soma belnf mony of his admiration, and said h* tha muf&t&'to addition to th« Ballyneety, was attacked by a boll J -was won by the New Ross team. Th« a close on July 12 by solemn ceremon was so much pleased with the beauty fast wftosi, 4aesvfaere rw«re repre- lately and fatally Injured. band of the Carlow Workmen's dul lea. The evening was an ideal one, confined to Ferns Diocese, via.: Undej of tbe chnrch that he would recom, Jk ^ jseatatlvea of the tenants present front • The nun* of the Order at Mt*cy, played during the day. and the holy Fathers, anticipating thai the bequest of the Right Rsv. Dr mend It for assistance to some of hi* ' rich friends tn New Orleans. .1 I* KJlru||^|^*she^d8^€odlmeen, Itoon- who had charge of the hospital in DUBLIN—A shocking fatality oe the dimensionsof the chapel would b< French, Bishop of Ferns, open first tc ! The death of Miss Alice OWane" 4 teg ^9ilJ4aoeen and ISooi'ttymdn. Rathkeale have been withdrawn on an curred July 16 at Lansdowne road rail Insufficient for the congregation, con the founder's relations; secondly tc students from the diocese of ferns, daughter of the late Mr. Thomat •' K ^Hr ftavld-Sheehy attended on behalf ( order erf the superioress of tne cooveni j way station, Dublin. A tlcket-checket ducted the closing ceremonies in th< O'Kane, sister of Mr. Thomas O'Kane i lait^lBBetoryi antt -faat.f in Llmericft. < named Robert Warren was erosatni open air. The decision was a wis.! and, if none, to all Ireland. Under th« Omagh. ana eoustn of Rev. JametS c ' " jhf®m> ^On^JuIy 7, a devotional ceramonjj the line when he was knocked dowi one. During the serriee thera ri pastor «f Wexford, confined to his Tela House, Campaie, Omagh, en July n \ 1 a CIves to tne irst place, tnnaibftanto 0} The deceased was about •• years oil ^•i.Wf*?* *[?«*•*. aauitfrtw of t&i | tojnries one sight to witness the vast ooxMonrst age Tie remain* were be#ae to Kllly «•-•",«tf^i*- M . 3*te J*'****. »»ttVhirsk«r. OMre< Thare waa a stir In Dubwti t*My «t •woratHpata kneeling an •very «id4 arawafa, tka taaaafyamj to tha waa

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