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Bridget Forde, 10 wa found dead IN
s;l,ta had Il susta ned ~
u y, 4, "a, ha; !, 3
. ~ 80
never e =,
death, however, was not exp ected and
~ nllrose Goror, er Newcastle West,
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tqulry rs verdict IN accordance Wall me
facts was returned. 4
8 On April l6 a very pleasant function
took place in the library OF the Pr ancls-.
can Convent, Lin rick, when the guar.
dian Of the community, Very Rev J. B.
McDernott, was presented with an ad-j
dress and suitable testimonial on the oc-55
5casion OF his sacerdotal Silver JuDtlees
which he celebrated on that day. IN the
morning there was a special religious
ceremonial, including high mass IN the
church, which was attended by large
numbers. The address, which bore. the
signatures Of the mayor (Mr. w llllam M.
N0lan) ad number OF other prominent
Catholic citizens, referred In feilcltous
terms to- the happy event, and TO the
bond of affection which bound the cltl-
Zens to the franciscan Community, and
in particular to the Very Rev. jubilar-
ian, who, out OF quarter OF century u u
the sacred ministry, mad spent over 90
years among them. Father McDermotts
reply was a heartfelt acknowledgment
Of the compliment. paid him; and ne
warmly rsciprocated the sentiments ex-.
pressed in the address. Father McDer-
motifs name in Limerick is chiefly asso-
ciated with the erection Of the splendid en- !.
Sans now hava IN the cIty. On his ar
rival to take up the guardianship %
Years ago, ne Iouno ths ON cnulcn ~ 9
,rsres a.t; S ;tbo,,t conTa,,t ne
members being scantlly accommodated
with apartments in the upper portion Of
the church building Fatner, hlcl1 ' N -
=, sc $3.50 ~ ,,,aa e,,re - saa-
ing tha foundation stone Of the present
beautiful edifice laid amid a scene Of
great popular rejoicing; me D }, ana
Nv e 1hl ~ :, 49,, a+,,1a. and
ailita' recentlv ! splendid new organ Of
the most approved pattern was erected
"a al. boy named James moore, agea =
yna.s, lss4ulis ~ p leny Vs., ns; ~
waa - al. . 10 spn
~ ~ 70 - $500 f,.a,,
.ns - ny :. 9 = ~,
~ 49, :. lr1a
= 70. Gse,s.s M
I Gus VI .ne ss'n.e u".e, ueos
~. y ',o. .NE Ivy Ivy, Mos -
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e., y ~ sole - lie:
Diilon Ieluseu ~ slae 'ne Ae'nie ~ ni'
a .ls's's. .' ~ tu - poiice.
IOITTH
$500 -, ~, :,
ri ~ T. SUNDAY april IT. .ne ne ~ ..
.ConWell, parish priest OF Dronlntee anu
Jonesboro', died from the result of an
) c.iaan+ w1,;oh nco,,rred an tho nrav;-
M, .-..,4,.,
GUS GUS rIAuay' Inc feyelenu sehllieln 'l
was driving to Dundalk on that evening
and had reached the railway bridge
,y,,,;oh swans +ba road. q ho,,+ threa miles
from Dunoaih WAen elle noise Iooh
fright at a passing train, became unman-
az cable and threw Father Conwell yio-
IL. ~ ,rn,,,,,a 11ie ,a,.1,o,,+ ho,,
80 - -,
nh III s'9y went loi a'sistanee' anu
several Of the Dundalk priests and doc
tors were quickly in attendance Rev.
r sDonnallan. a.. e.. administered the
last sacramento and the sufferer was
conveyed to the residence OF Mrs. Meal
lister. close at hand. DR.. MacDonnell
and Doctor Flood were unrenitting in
attention. and everything possible was
that s,,rgical skin could suggest. The
INJURIES we're however. as to make re-