The Irish standard., 1902-06-07


station as a passenger by the defend-
ants railway and was thrown off when
driving on an outside car from said
station by a road leading therefrom to
the county road, which the defendant
company were bound to keep in good
order fer the use of passengers The
! plaintiff complained that by the acct
dent she lost situation worth f1OO
a year. The jury found for plaintiff
with 1915 damages.
DOWN.
With sincere regret we have to re-
cord the death. on May 9th, of Sister
Mary Eugenius Grimes, a member of
the Community of Catherine Street
Convent of Mercy, Newry. The de-
ceased lady had been i'll for some time
last and her death was net, therefore,
unexpected. Sister Eugenius was a
niece of Rev. Father Grimes. formerly
of Besshrook and now p. r. of Beragh
County Tyrone.
DUBLIN.
On the morning of May 9th party
ct so Pilgrims started from the LON
don Charing Cross station, Ell route
fo' Rome under the auspices of the
Catholic Association. On the platform
a large number Of sympathizers had
gathered to wish bon voyage to the
travellers, and as the train steamed out
q hearty cheer was raised. Among
those taking part in the pilgrimage
were the following from Ireland: Mrs.
Selwyn Burke, Dublin: Mr.. John Cos
tello, Carrick-on-Shannon; Mr.. ]. O'C.
CTawley, Cork; the Misses L. \. and
Is. NJ. Egan. Dublin; Mr.. r. Fitzg .bbon,
Cork; Rev. J. McNenny, Gargory,
County Down; Mrs. Aiorrin, Dublin;
| Rev. Brother Joseph O'Neill. Dublin.
| The party, which was under the tlrec-
ton of Mr.. Charles J. Munich. Of the
Royal Historical Society, assisted by
Mr.. J. L. Barrett and Mr.. Nicholas
| Cockshutt, was accompanied as far as
Calais by Mr.. Valentine NJ. Dunford,
honorable secretary CT the Catholic
Association.
DONEGAL.
| Information reached Derry, OH Mon
day, May 18th, that Late on tie previ-
Gus Friday night an earthquake shock
| lad been felt in the vicinity Of Port
Salon, County Donegal. The first mo-
ton was from a westerly direction.
assembling something like heavy tidal
wave. but as the night proceeded the
vibration increased With the result
that the shock became alarming. 1t
was more severely felt in the vicinity
OF the Arches, at ~hich point there are
very high rocks on the side of the
mountain-some hanging Il considera-
bic distance over the sea. Next day
the locality, it lis stated, was again
visited: and it is stated that many of
tie rocks for considerable distance
have become separated from the MAIN
land. SO far as can be learned, no
serious damage was done.
GALWAY.
| One Of tie most remarkable and sue
otssful experiments yet made in con-
rection with the Gaelic Revival Move
ment was carried out during the first
fortnight Of April by the Celtic Asso-
citation. A party of IrislleGpudcnts
from Dublin was conveyed to Como
nara, and lived there for fortnight
among Irish speaking people. using no
tongue but the old tongue. The party
included DR.. st. Clair Boyd, Belfast;
Mr.. p. II. Pearse, Mr.. cannon O'Neill,
Mr.. J. w. Killen, Mrs. Cockburn, Mrs.
p. ]. Geoghegan, Miss NJ. Hayden,
Miss Mary Pelly. Miss Doheny, Miss
Macken and Mr.. e. e. Fournier.
These We're subsequently Joined by
Miss Florence Crawford, Mr.. a. O'Fa:-
relley. Miss Agnes O'Farrelly and
Miss Lily O'Farrelly. There was a
system of fines for those who so far
forgot themselves as to talk English.
KINGS COUNTY.
In the chancery court, Dublin, Oh
May 10th, the case of Alice Smith, de-
ceased, at the suit of Kindersley V.
Coolahan came up before the master
of rolls on an application on behalf
of Mr.. Charles Cco,alan for a stop
order against sum of f215 lodged in
court.
Mr.. PIN, instructed by Messrs. Mol.
10y & Molloy, solicitors, said that
Alice Smith, late of Bilr, Kings
County, was entitled to sum of G21j
under the will of John Smith, late of
High Park, Kings County. Her per-
sonal representative was the defendant
in this action, Maria Smith, of whom
the applicant was administrator, was
entitled to one-fourth of this money.
The money might be paid out to MIR.
Archibald Coolahan at any time, and
to protect his interests Mr.. Charles
Coolahan now applied for stop order.
The master of the rolls made the
order sought.
KERRY.
| 1t is announced that meeting will
be held next week in Killarney, at
which it is expected that Mr.. Davitt
and several of the Kerry members of
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