The Irish standard., 1902-11-01

seat, each party to bear their own
costs i'll first petition, and respondent
to bear all costs in the second pcti-
ton.
GALWAY.
There is thought to be another
chance for the revival of the Galway
Transatlantic Steamship project in
the proposed Morgan line, and promi-
nent men connected With the Midland
Railway and the port of Galway are
moving in the matter.
KERRY.
1t is we'll that the world should
know that even Protestant cergymen
inys of Bishop O'Ham, of Waterford,
rcpudiate the recent bigotted outgiv-
before IL Derry Orange gathering
Speaking recently in the Protestant
battle-ground at Kenmare, prior to
the interment of the remains of Il
deceased member Of his flock, the
Rev. George McCutchan, Episcopal
rector, said he had lived in that dis
trict for over twenty years and dur
ing that period lie had experienced the
greatest kindness at the hands of the
Catholic people there. The good feel
ing which had long subsisted between
the Catholics and Protestants in the
neighborhood would, he hoped, al
ways continue. He had been in many
places and never yet met a kinder OF
better people than the Catholics
among whom he lived and was proud
to call his friends. There was no
spirit of bigotry or narrowmindedness
exhibited by his Catholic neighbors,
who at all times and on all acca-
eions We're most generous in their
cordial esteem and warm regard for
him.
LEITRIM.
On the evening of Oct. 6, terrible
accident occurred about two miles
from Carrick on Shannon, as the re-
suit of which a middle aged farmer
named Thomas Guckian, of Gowel,
received such serious injuries that he
is in the County Infirmary. Gucllian
had been in town on business, and
when on his homeward journey the
horse which he was driving ran away
and Guckian was thrown out Of the
cart and dashed against the ground
with great force. His thigh was brok-
EN- in five places, and the bones were
driven out through the back of his
leg. Doctors Bradshaw and Delaney
were in attendance at once, but there
are only faint hopes of Guckian's re-
covery.
LIMERICK.
A dispatch from Limerick dated
Oct. 6, says in reference to Mr..
O'Flangan, the Coercion Law prisoner
in the city Jail: alarming compiler
lions have taken place in Mr.. Flana-
CAMS condition. Symptoms which
point to insanity have been noticed
for the past four or five days; and
two consultations took place today.
The second, at which DR.. O'Neill, resi-
dent medical superintendent of the
Lunatic Asylum, as a specialist i'll
mental diseases, occupied nearly an
hour, and the result was that the
question of his future treatment will
be considered after further term of
observation
LOUTH.
We regret to have to announce the
death of Mr. Thomas Dolan, Il. G.,
Ardee, which took place on October 8
after Il protracted illness at his resi-
dence, Castle street. The diseased
was the largest general merchant, as
we'll as one of the longest in business
in Ardee, and was a director of the
Dundalk Steamship company. His
wife-;l sister of the Rev. Monsignor
Seagrave, z. F., Droghcda-had pre-
deceased him a year ago. His son,
Mi. Joseph Dolan, NJ A., was recently
returned as county councillor by an
Overwhelming majority.
LONGFORD.
At Il representative meeting in the
Forester's Hall, Longford, OH Sunday
evening, Oct 5, it was decided to es-
tablish a National Club in the town.
Mr. j. p. Farrell, NJ. p, and other
gentlemen are providing suitable
premises and handing them over to
the members rent free for the first
twelve months Of the existence of the
club. 1t is proposed by this means
to promote the Irish revival move
ment, to discourage drink, and stimu-
late National sentiment i'll the town.
MAYO.
On the evening of Oct. 6, Il sad
accident occurred in Castelar,, by
which boy named Joyce from
Ballintubber. about Is years of age,
came by his death. He was driving
a horse and cart through an archway
when the horse gave Il start and he
fell back, being crushed between the
wall and axle of the cart.
MEATH.
For some time past Il project to cs-
tablish Il bacon curing factory i'll
Navan has been on foot, and COM
pany has been formed with com
mittce consisting of the followin"
gentlemen: Nh. james McCanr, j. -: