The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

DermottS physical condition, the evic-
| ton i'll this case was not carried out.
The oters cvicted were rhoS. Higgins
and Thos. Rodgers, Brinrfield. All
these parties worried long years i'll
England as the only means of pay ing
the rent of their holdings. but this wear
that resource failed them owing to alb
sence of work. Mr.. Dennis johnson
visited all the cvicted during the day
and saw to their being housed and
otherwise provided for.
MONAGHAN.
On the evening of Sept. II Il party
of men. consisting of Frank Nc
Eneany, james Mcdonald and Arthur
McAviney assembled at the house of
Mrs. Margaret Mcguire. Church Hill,
Clones, to drink Il can of porter. This
having been consumed, a second sup
ply was sent for and drunk, after
which there was some singing, and
then the party separated, Mrs. Ma
guire retiring to rest. On the follow
ing morning she discovered that Il
sum of e., which she had kept in
leather bag, was missing and She ran
out with the intention of acquainting
the police. On reaching Fcrmanagh
street, however. she met her three
visitors of the previous night and ac-
cused them of having the money AS
result Of her conversation With
them they returned to her house,
| when, she alleges, Mcdonald handed
her tG, the party promising to make
up another pound when they got their
''militia money. Being douldllli Of
evening and told them the whole
facts and Mcdonald and McEncany
We're arrested on Sunday night and
McAvincy on Monday morning. Tho
former resides on Church Hill and the
two last named on Roslea road. They
We're brought before the ma giStratG
and returned for trial at quarter SEES
sions. Mrs. Mcguire, it appears, had
lived ut Coranncy up to four or five
months ago. Her husband having
died. his children. of whom she was
stepmothcr, came home from Scotland
and gave her some money for the
farm, when she came to live at Clones.
Part of the money she had put in the
bank and the remainder she kept in
the house.
QUEENS COUNTY.
| The marriage is announced on Sept.
II at the Parish church, Marybor-
ough by Rt. Rev. Monsi@nor Murphy.
=. r., of Thomas j. DAILY Of Marybor-
ough to Sarah. only daughter of the
late Peter Ryrnc merchant of the
Market Square. Tie marriage is also
announced on Sept. II at st. Mich
acl's, portHrlington. by Rev. j. O'Rcil-
~. G. c., of Michael, youngest son of
the late Michael Mo!loy. Tullamorc,
To Mary Josephine, youngest daughter
of the late Michael Burke, merchant,
| Main street, portarlingtOn.
TYRONE.
The Rev. Joseph Kapmund. c. c..
at one time cur;lte in the parish Of Clo-
CHER. has made an antiquarian find at
| cSskillyrccn, Il mile or two from
HnllyYiwlcy, where Father Rapmund.
who is Il member of the II. $. A.. dis
covered scne n@rlycarvcd stones,
calcncd bones and fragments of ul1ls.
WATERFORD.
Sunday. Sept. 20, the day fixed for
unwilling the Edmond Power memoir
ial, brought very large concourse Of
people to hungarian from all parts Of
the County Waterford. Some of the
relatives of the dead patriot were on
| the platform. The chair was taken by
MI. Thomas O'Connor, ]. F., and
there We're also present: Very Rev.
Canon Power, p. p, V. f.; Rev. DR..
Hencberry, Professor of Gaelic, Colo
RADIO (who kindly consented to unveil
the memoriaD; Mr.. Molloy, sculptor,
| Callan Ito whom the carrying out of
the work was entrustedl, and host
of representative Nationalists from
the vicinity. Rev. DR.. Heneberry de-
livered an eloquent speech on the oc-
| casion.
WICKLOW.
The tenants on Lord Powerscourt's
estate have been summoned to attend
meeting at the Powerscourt Arms
hotel, Enniskcrry, for the purpose of
appointing committee to ascertain
from Lord powerscourt if he is will
ling to sell his estate to his tenants,
and on what terms.
Messrs. Nj. J. O'Connor & Co., solicit
ors, Wexford, have received memoir
ial from the tenants on the FitZwil-
liam estate, County Wicklow, which
they have forwarded to Lord Fitzwil-
liam. There is, it is stated, every
prospect of Lord FitZwilliam selling
to his tenants.
WEXFORD.
On Sept. 1G the marriage took place
at Clongrccn Parish church of Alex
andcr Kinsclla, NJ. G. c., of the firm
of NJ. I<insella e. Sons, Corey, to
Miss Mary Margaret Hickey, daugh-
ter of Mr. NJ. Hickey. NJ. G.. c., Gar
ryrickard The ceremony was per-
formed NV I,oy Michael Einsol1n G.