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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-23
Shoes and RubberS

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Our Waukwell King among So 80 shoes.
Our Manss shoe for at $3.50.
Our Royal Blue shoe for at $50.
These shoes popular with men of good taste who
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corona patent calf box and velour calf.
Our Aurochs, Warren and Record at So. so good
values for the money Vici kid patent colt velour and
box calf Our line of mems working shoes in medium and
high from So 90 down to csc just what you
looking for.
BOYS SCHOOL SHOES include the best makes, such as
''Waton," Messenger, Noxem-All, in medium and high
cut, from $500 down to $100. Filled pencil box and
"a you carry tablet free with boys girls school
shoes.
DOROTHY DoDD shoe at $500 is shoe perfection. They
fit the foot perfectly beautiful in appearance and add
grace to the bearing All the styles in vici kid and
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Our line of ladies' shoes So. so, 2OO 15O and 90
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kangaroo and camel skin for heavy shoes Vici kid and
patent kid for dress Misses and chdren's school shoes
in all styles and feathers.
RUBBER FOOTWEAR for all the family. We handle only
best makes. "Red Ball' American and Beacon Falls
You get anything you want in rubber footwear here
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06

Jority, spent some time abroad with
his sister, who was in bad health hut
settled at Kenneigh in 1S47. There
ne soon carried out improvements and
recIamations, and for several wears
harmed extensively until increasing
business as a land agent obliged him
10 cease farming. After becoming a
magistrate Mr.. Fitzgerald took an ac-
i've part in local affairs as a Justice
OF the peace and poor-law guardian.
pelhg Tor many years vice-chairman
anu chairman of the Cahirviveen
Board OF Guardians About forty wears
ago. TOO, he took an active and sue
cessIul part in opposing an attempt
Dv the then Marquis of Lansdowne to
prevent the local farmers taking sea-
weed OH Murreigh Strand, near Water
'lhe. Some years earlier he opened
store for the sale of bread stuffs in
ordef 10 Keep down the exorbitant
charges-3O per cent for six months
credit, local dealers, Mr.. FITZGERALD.
LOT many years. held large land agen-
cies' until age and i'll health caused
iin 10 retire. He married in 1873
ha!y, daughter of Nicholas F. French
II M, by Elizabeth, third and young
est daughter of the Liberator. By her
WHO died in 1898, he had a numerous
fanny one OF whom is a Benedictine
monk and another Sister of Mercy.
Mr.. fitzgerald had been in bad health
-or some years, but his end came nm
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Wexford.

me new postoffice opposite the
Bank of Ireland, Enniscorthy. was
opened for the transaction of public
business on the 4th inst.
The judge who attended in New
ROSS May 5 to hear cases at the
Quarter Sessions for the Southern Di.
vision of County Wexford was nre.
scented with white gloves by the sher-
III OF the county, there not being a
single criminal case to be tried.
Mr.. John Heating, SarshiIl. was
married to Miss Anna Maria Sutton
OF Ballybough, on April q. in the
church OF Ballymore. Rev. John Sin
mott. All Hallow's College, brother of
the bride, and the Rev. John Cornish
Ballymore, officiated. The bride was
given away by her uncle. Mr.. John
Devereaux, Haveystown, and the best
man was Mr.. Nicholas Heating. Sar-
shlll. The bridesmaids were Miss
DeVereaux, Harveystown, and the
Misses Stafford, Ballyboker. and the
Misses Burke, Bennettstown. and
Miss Heating, Sarshill.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Leitrin,

In the court house, Ballinamore. on
May 2, John Flynn, of Crockawaddy.
was returned for trial for asaulting
Patrick Dolan, of Lisrcughty, in Mr..
McGraiPs public house, Ballinamore.
Michael Crogan, youngest son of
John Crogan, of Carrowreigh House.
Carrick-on-Shannon, died on the 18th
inst.
On April 81, at st. Mary's church.
Moyne, the Rev. E. Briody, assisted by
Rev. P. Duffy, united in marriage viii
liam Murphy, youngest son of the late
William Murphy, of Clonsarn House,
Leitrfm, and Alice McNamee. young.
est daughter of John McNamee, of
Legga, County Longford.
Mrs. Flynn, of Shannon View Ma
tional school, died April %, aged 80
years, deeply regretted She attend
ed school taught by her father. Mr.
M. McGovern, and in 1892 was ap-
pointed assistant in the school at
Tullycleyan.
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Wesrmearn.

On April 2S, at ST Mary's church
Athlone, Rev. c. O'Farreu. Adm.
united in marriage James ]. DoIan Of
that town, fourth son of James Dolan
OF Earlick, Mount Talbot, and Bird
get kearney, youngest daughter of
Joseph Kearney, of Williamstown
Athlone, and niece of Canon Kearnev
of Moate
On May 6, at the Church in Neney.
the Rev. James Murphy, the pastor,
united IN marriage Joseph Brennan,
fourth surviving son of the late James
brennan, of Rathdreeshogue. Castle
LOVING, and Esther Donegan. second
eldest daughter of the late william
Donegan, OF Fitzpatrick, Bunbrusna.
At a special meeting of the West.
meath County Council held in MulIin-
gar, May 2, Mr.. R. J. Downes. vice
chairman, presiding, and there being q
large attendance, including Lord Cas-.
tiemaine. H. M. L., the following reso-
luton was proposed by Mr.. John Cas-
ey, seconded by Mr.. Peter Leetch
ana passed unanimously: "That we
heartily congratulate Mr.. Dennis XII.
and that copy of this resolution he
forwarded to him." An adjourned
quarterly meeting of the Mullingar
rural District Council was also held
May 2, Mr.. Owen Wickham. 7 p
presiding. Mr. Michael Roman. vice.
chairman, proposed, before the busi-
less OF the meeting was entered on.
That we, the District Council of Mul,
lngar, at this, our quarterly meeting
heartily congratulate Mr.. Denis xii |
ride on his liberation from prison.
md that we thank him for his SER ces
o the people of the county; and we
rust that in the near future we NAV
re IN a position to show our appre-
iation CT his worth" Mr.. James Mil
ally seconded the resolution. The
hartman; Il am happy 70 receive IT.
here is not one could object 10 it
OF one in the whole County West
heath" The resolution was unani-
'ously adopted"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06

Comfort can be enjoyed only by
those whose money affairs cause no
worry To be comfortably rich" is
an ideal condition, enjoyed by few,
and yet within the reach of all. A
steady income from money invested
IN SAFE securities is source of com.
tort and pleasure. When that income
Is sufficient to live on, the possessor
Is as rich as any one can possibly
be. There is no need then to work
or worry, and there is time for the
higher aims and pleasures of life
Happily, too, such investments are in
the long run more profitable than
speculations. Our first mortgage Sc
curlues' netting 6 per cent per an.
mum, are the safest and best paving
investments in the world. The inves
tor holds the security and we do the
work. McGurrin & Co., Investment
bankers, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Antrim.

.nriI %. at st. Brigid's Church. Bel
fsst Joseph Mccartney, fifth son O,
Francis Mccartney, of Seacash. Kill
lad and Emma J. NJ. McQuillan. only
sougbter of John McQuillan, of Crum.
lin. we're married.
Patrick Slavin, of Belfast, was
sound dead on Prince street on the
18th ult.
A very exciting scene took place
Of Nagheraboy. a short distance from
Risbarkin. on May 4. Sergeant Long
If Rasharkin, with a number of his
men and constables from Ballymonev
Police station, were on special duty
dressed in plain clothes, when thew
came on 100 people having a cock
sgbt The crowd recognized the no.
lice. and the latter were attacked. A
most exciting scene ensued. and
members of the constabulary were at.
hacked three times. At length mat.
ters grew so serious that they drew
their reevOlvers and fired, and people
decamped, but not till Constables Fer
guson. Crowley and Park had sus-
tained injuries. The police succeed.
ed in Selling three game cocks. and
in taking the names of several of |
those in the crowd.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Kerry.

John Griffin, generally known as
John "Goggin," local bellman, was
found dead at his residence in Ira
lee by his wife on May 2.
William Kellcher, Michael Foley,
Thomas Gloster and Daniel Deadly
were presented with testimonials re-
Gently in Killarney for rescuing from
certain death by drowning Patrick
Clifford. He was driving from Fries
to Ballyfnarie Creamery when the
horse and cart were submerged at
Curraghmore, on March 20 last, during
the great floods.
Miss Margaret Frances Barrett,
Tralee. was married on May to Mr..
David Roche, solicitor, of Tralee and
Castleisland, in the church of Clog
her, Ballymacelligott.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, of Kenneigh House,
Cahirciveen, died at the age of rs. He
was the senior magistrate for Kerry,
having been appointed in February,
1850. succeeding his father while a
minor. He. after attaining his ma
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Waterford.

MISS L. Byrne, Lismore, was mar
RED to Mr.. Thomas O'Shea. Drimo-
league, Cork, on May Z, in the Church
of Mount Melleray.
The Mayor of Waterford, ]. A. Pow
er' on the 9TH inst. obtained an i'm
portant concession from the Commit.
tee on the Fishguard and RossIare
ana Great Southern and Western
RAILWAY Bill in the promise of an
other $4,000 towards the cost of the
new fotbridge across the river at
waterford. 10000 has already been
obtained from the companies for the
purpose
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06

9TH inst, and administered the Sac.
rament of Confirmation to UPWARDS of
200 children.
On May 6, at the Church of Our
Lady OF Dolours, Drumcondra, the
rev q. Stack, of Cambuslang, Glas-
cow brother of the bride, united in
marriage Joseph Devlin, of Cookstown
and Clare Mary Stack, youngest
daughter of the late Thomas Stack
II. NJ. Customs, and Mrs. Mary Stack
OF Drumcondra.
Mr. Patrick McAlinney, omagh,
was married lately to Miss Anastasia
O,Neill. Lammy, Omagh, at the
church of the Sacred Heart, Omagn.
Rt. Reev. Monsignor McNamee ofici-
ated. Nuptial Mass was celebrated by
Rev. j. ]. McGlade.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Roscommon.

Miss Annie Tansey, of Loughend
Keadue, has sued to recover damages
laid at s1,5O0 for breach of promise
of marriage made to her by DR.. John
F. Roden, of Keadue. Miss Tansey
is about % years old and handsome.
DR.. Roden is, perhaps, seven or eight
years older.
On April %, at st. Peters church,
Athlone, Monsignor Kelly, Dean of
Elphin, united in marriage Edward
Duffy, of Athlone, and Annie ]. Muir
ray, second daughter of the late
Thomas Murray, of the same town.
The Roscommon Herald of May 9
contained the following: ct is with
sincere regret we chronicle the demise
OF Mrs. Carney, wife of Mr.. Thomas
Carney, Cloonmahane, and mother of
Rev. Thomas ]. Carney, professor,
Sligo college. The deceased was be-
loved by all who knew her. The vast
concourse of priests and people was
her obsequies gave proof of
he esteem in which she was held.
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Kings.

Mrs. Della lyman, wife of E. J.
lyman, of Tellamore, the merchant
died on May 6. Besides her husband
she is mourned by children and both
her parents.
On April 30, at st. Mary's Church
Edenderry, the Rev. ]. KinselIa. the
pastor, united in marriage Patrick
Kennedy, son of the late Philip Ken
nedy, OF Edenberry, and Kate Whe-
Ian, daughter of Patrick Whelan. of
the same place.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
The UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DANE
NOTRE DAME. INDIANA.

Full courses in Classics. Letters Economic,
and History, Journalism, Art, Science Pbar.
macy, Law, Civil, Mechanical and Electricsi
Engineering, Architecture
thorough Preparatory and Commercial
rooms Free TO all students who have COM
pIeted the studies required for admission into
me- sne Junior or Senior Year OF any Of the Col
Rooms to Rent, moderate charges to students
Courses. 10
r, limited number Of Candidates for the
rates "S SPoela'
81. Edwards Hall, for boys under I3 wears.
Is rs, unique IN the completeness gifts equipment.
catalogues Free. Address
REV. A. MORRISSEY, c. S. C.. President
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Cork.

DANIEL DAILY. National teacher and
assistant at the Skibbereen Male Ma
uonal School. has been appointed prin-
opal in the important National school
:. behring's. Cork. Mr.. DAILY is ma
ave OF Skibbereen. While living
,leIe ne served for years as secretary
y Cne Young Mems Society and
inference oo-l Of the Society of st. Vim
cent de Paul.
- jeremiah Collins. of Adrigole. died
may ~ NAY at the age of 50 years. De
v ,asgu was a respected farmer, and
u, %sS Ior many years a member of the
srs oAloDereen Board of Guardians,
IT. ~. was elected TO the position year
NJ NJ year He was the father of two
"Iests Reys D. and ]. Collins.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WIN NOTICE ,I. TO CREDIToRs.-E state Of
william BRAZIL. deceased Creditors will nrai
sent clalInS with vouchers To the undersi1nod
a. a. the ONCE OF Edward McGurrin, 81 conner
elal nlock. Salt Lake City. Utah on or before
the 2'th day OF August. A. D I0iE3
CLARENCE e. RAYBOTT.D
Administrator of the Estate of William Rra-
zill deceased ''''''n ORA
Date OF first publication April % A d 1oo9
Edward McGurrin, Attorney, i'V''
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Armagh.

Cardinal Logue has arranged to ded-
icate the new church of st. Patrick
Cullyhanna. on Sunday, September
27 The sermon will be preached by
the Very Rev. T. A. Finlay, S. J., Dub
lin.
April 20, at st. Peters Church. Bel
fast, Thomas McShane, of Belfast.
youngest son of the late Henry Nc.
Shane, of Bessbrook, and Elizabeth
Grave, Of Glenravel County Antrim.
we're united in marriage.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Wicklow.

The death occurred on April 27 at
Muliaghnagry, Blackditches, of Thos.
Kelly, fortified by the rites of the
church, of which he had been a deyout
member. The deceased, who was a
nonogenarian, was a typical Wicklow
man. He was warm-hearted, charita.
bic, hospitable and patriotic.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Donegal.

se5 an ~ Mieehan, of Belbane, Killybegs,
years ~ me 9Th inst, at the age of 104
ainso,, ne was able to take care of
F ssen up to the day of his death.
a II" Pilldngton, of Donegal, died
ro. ase OF 100 years on May 5.
Kea 0Spectable farmer named Charles
trovnoos5 Drumavish, Killygordon,
house. ~ himself in a well near his
health VI May 2. He had been in ill
saced anu his mind became unbal-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Sligo.

The Sligo Manufacturing society.
which was formed last year to lend a
hand in putting stop to emigration"
has within the twelve months done so
remarkably well that the number of
girls employed is steadily increasing.
Mr.. Henry Benson, of Ballisodare,
died May 1, deeply regretted. The
funeral to Ballisodare Abbey was very
numerously attended. Father Dillon
OBLIGATED at the interment.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Clare.

John T O'Brien, of Millown Nal.
Day. the merchant, and Mary Leahy,
daughter of Thomas Leahy. of the
same place, the butter merchant, were
married on the 29th ult. in the Domin-
lean Church, Limerick.
Mrs. Moroney. wife of Thomas Mo-
Ioney, Of Clonredan, committed sui
eide on May . by hanging herself
her mind was probably deranged
through Ill health. She was the moth
er Of H-e children.
IN April Is, at st. Mary's Catholic
Churcr. Methyr, Tydfl. Wales. the
marriage was celebrated between John
IoT0ltt-Bayley midland Railway
dratic Manager), of Manchester. and
ouSS Lizzie NJ. Curtin, daughter of Mr..
T. curtin, Miltown-Malbay.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Derry.

70, ,''n u. Kelly J. P, the leading citi-
,s A. .. Neville. died recently at an
ro a,auceo age Mr.. Kelly was the in
ann ,.ol Oh the double-screw steering
A. Lp@latus which replaced the old spin
ytoos @-u chain arrangement for hand
er NM, t IN steam or sail, and the pat
,5vo III which he lost through the in
'Vi'anee Of mis- employer.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Mayo.

Town Councillor R. ]. O'Reilly, OF
Balllna. died on May 5. He was son
OF the late James O'ReiIly.
A movement is on foot to establish
bacon curing factory in Swinford.
over 81 500 have been subscribed for
it.
The death of Mrs. Catherine O'Con-
nor, Castelar,, took place on May 8
at the ripe old age of SO years. She
was relict of the late Mr. Patrick
O'Connor, and was member of one of
the Oldest and most respected families
OF Castelar,. The funeral was at
tended by all creeds and classes.
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Send in rs cents for your years
subscription Tor rs cents, with all old
arrears) and secure a handsome vol.
ume OF Father Elliots Life Of
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Tipperary.

DR.. Dunno, Bishop of Dallas, Tex
as, on his journey home after visit
to Rome, stopped at his native place.
Gortnahoe, and was a guest of his
cousin, P. Dunno, chairman of the
Gortnahoe Rural Council. Bishop
Dune received a cordial welcome
from many relatives and friends. He
is 55 years old, and emigrated when a
boy, settling in Chicago His brother.
Rev. R. Dunno, is a pastor in Chicago,
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Kilkenny,

Alderman e. Nowlan, of Kilkenny
oled on May 2. He was 80 years old.
John Carroll, of Poirone, Mooncoin
uleo recently. He was a brother-in-
law OF Patrick Grant, chairman of
the waterford No. 2 District Council
The death occurred in Dublin on the
9th INST. OF James Moylan, late of Jen-
kinstown Park, Kilkenny.
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Down..

teis % laIgely attended meeting of far
Reel on M nelo at Ballymartin, near Kill
agrfo, gn The 2Gth ult.. to establish an
Lover M a oank for the parish of
agreed ~ -'lIne Over fifty persons
pernano"e. become members. and a
g'anno5in.. committee was subsequent
AO1ey5anel Patrick Treanor, of
Chosen s ,.dgh National school, was
snIctio,se secretary, and received in
10 apply to the Department
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Carlow.

Patrick Nolan, of Benneberry. Car
low, second eldest son of John Nolan.
died on May T.
Mrs. Byrne, of Donore, has been
cOopted a member of the Rural Dis
Tict Council of Carlow in succession
TO the late Mrs. Hughes.
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Tyrone.

James McGuirk was arrested on
May in connection with the alleged
murder at Strahane of Margaret Nc
Colgan. who was found dead in bed
the day before.
Cardinal Logue paid his triennial
visit to Stewartstown parish on the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06

send In rs cents with your years
subscription Cor. rs cents with all OLD,
aIIearsl and secure a handsome vol
G.ne OF Father Elliot's Life OF
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06

Miss Susan Brady of Cavan, who
died recently, left SEQ towards a fund
for the sick priests of Fillmore: ESQ
for the education of priests for the
African Mission; SO for Saint Pat
rck's College, Cavan; $40 for cloth
ing poor persons in Cavan and sub
wbs e20 for the Cavan Cathedral:
to the Catholic Bling Asylum, Merton.
so; to the Poor Clares, Cavan, $50,
as also her farm at Kennypottle, and
TO the Blind Asylum, Liverpool, $40.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-06-06
Cavan.

The death of Mrs. Ellen Sheridan.
COrdowna, happened March IS, and
the sad event was deeply and widely
regretted. The deceased lady was sis
ter Of the Most Rev. Dr. Gibney. Bish-
Op of Perth, Western Australia, and
OF the Very Rev. Patrick Joseph Glib
ney, Of same diocese.
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Galway.

The Glenamaddy Guardians met re-
Gently to appoint a master to the
Workhouse. One of the qualifications
for the post was that the candidate
should have knowledge of Irish. The
chairman, Mr.. John Martyr, ]. P.
was appointed to test the Irish knowl
edge of the candidates, of whom there
were six. Joseph Connolly, of Tuni-
duane, Cloonbeirne, was elected.
Alexander Mcdonnell, Sr., proprietor
Of McDonnell's Hotel, Clifden, died on
May G. He was IS years old.
The death of Mrs. Patrick Kearney.
Lackagh, May 5, was deeply and wide,
y mourned.
The death of Mrs. James Walsh, of
Prospect Hill, Galway city, occurred
April 80. Solemn office and High
Mass were held in st. Nicholas church
Nay 1. The funeral to Forthill GEM
,tery following day was very largely
Lttended.
On April q in St Patrick's church.
ialway, with Nuptial Mass by Very
rev. P. Dooley, pastor, assisted by
lev. A. j. Nestor, Rev. M. Walsh, and
lev. P. Davis, James, youngest son
I the late James Redington, Pros
ect Hill, to Bridget M. (Bridge) only
hid Of James Leonard, merchant, st.
rendan's terrace, Galway City.
On May l, Mrs. Williams was eyict-
d on the estate of Colonel Bryan-Ma-
on, of Beelleville. The Rev. Father
urran made several attempts to settle
lie case with the agent, Mr. Wade, of
but without success. Mrs.
Villains held five acres of land, and '
ad large family. Last Christmas h
70 public meetings were held in con- h
ection with the case, and the gov r
'nment attempted to suppress them g