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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

trip of the season last Sunday over the
Frisco LIE to Staunton. Mo-, in two hand
some chair cars. chartered for the occasion.
From Staunton. where the coaches were
side-tracked. the party was transported on
hay racks to Saltpetre and Bat caves.
Dinner was served and the caves explored.
Many photocr ra phic views and many Speci-
mems were secured by members Of the club.
Those Of the party were:'
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Wexford.

Mrs. Kinsella, of Ballineroad, about
two miles from Oulart, died on April
20 at the age of 101 years. Mrs. Kin
sella, who was the widow of a respect
able farmer of Ballineroad, was an
interesting person to converse with.
Longevity has been distinctive char
acter in her family for ages, and she
has first cousin, Mrs. Dempsey, still
living and healthy in the neighbor-
hood of Derry, district within about
Tree miles of Oulart.
After a brief illness, the death took
pace at Courtlough, Oulart, on April
%, of James Roice, the celebrated ath-
lete, at the early age of 40. The de
ceased was a noted athlete, and, with
the late P. P Sutton, represented the
County Wexford in the American In
vasion team in 1888. The deceased
was a celebrated weight-thrower, es-
pecially with the 16-pound hammer,
for which he held the championship
of Ireland He was an all-around ath-
lete, and was one of the famous GU
lart tug of war team, which triumphed
at the Wexford sports couple OF
years ago.
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Waterford.

Some Irish merchants are organic
ing a syndicate to take up and work
as .actories the closed corn mills
along the SUR and Barrow, each hav-
ing a continent to the sea at Water
ford. Clothes, boots. linen and cotton
and wool wear will be the articles
manufactured.
The death of Mother Mihcael took
place on April % in the Ursuline con-
vent, Waterford, to- which order she
belonged for great number of years.
The interment took place in the con-
vent cemetery after the celebration of
Office and High Mass The late Moth
er Michael was a sister of General
Clery, who figured in the recent war
on the Beers.
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INTERMoUNTAN AND COLORADO CATHOLIC: RAY &c. 1908

marriage Peter ]. Gallaghan of Cum
meen, Elphin, to Bridget Rushe, third
daughter of Francis Rushe, of Tubber-
murry, Elphin.
Miss Bridget Egan, daughter of Mr..
Michael Egan of Deerpark, died April
%. The funeral took place on Thurs
day to Asylum, and its large dimen-
sions were a fitting tribute of re
spect.
With regret we have to chronicle
the death of Mrs. Murray, which took
place at the residence of her husband,
Michael j. Murray, Mount Pleasant,
Strokestown, on April %. The de-
ceased lady was only 26 years of age.
The interment took place on Thursday
in the family burial plot at Lissonuffy
in the presence of a large circle of
.sorrowing relatives and sympathizers.
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The Latest Irish News.

witnessed the Inauguration of suit-
aDle memorials to the men of '9S in
the two chief Nationalist cities of Ire
land is likely to witness in both cases
a slavish and sordid exhibition of de-
natlonalizing fiunkeyism and of mer-
cenary loyalty. One is puzzled wheth-
er groveling ''Nationalism" or "Muni-
clpal funkeyism is most deserving of
honest Irish contempt. Yours very
truly, MICHAET, DAVTTT
Recent deaths in Cork: Twomey-
April %, at Middleton street. Queens
town, David Twomey.
Keniry-On April %, at brisbane,
hilleagh, Johanna, Martin Keniry.
Hayes-On April 81, at Peacock
line, Benjamin Hayes.
Burke-On April %, at Is Old Mar.
ket place, Mary Burke.
Spillane-On April 81, at Dromboy
Carrignavar, Daniel Spillane, at an
advanced age.
Ronayne-On April Of, Bridget Ro.
nayne, Donickmore, MIDDLETON.
Morton-On Sunday, April 26. at Mo.
nagea, Bridget Morton, Kilmagoura
Charleville
Crowley-At Georges street, CIona.
kitty, at an advanced age, Mrs. Mary
Crowley.
Freeman-On April 25, at Killishal
John Freeman.
O'Regan-On April 25, at Ballygul
leen, Castlemahon, Patrick O'Regan.
O'Sullivan-On April 29, at Coonane
Glengarriff, Eliza O'Sullivan, mother
of Rev. D. F. O'Sullivan, Monroe City
Missouri, aged Ga years.
Moynihan-On April %, at Bally
dangan, County Galway, Joseph Moy
nihan, M. D., youngest son of the late
Cornelius Moynihan, 20 st. Luke's
Cork
Fitzgerald-Mrs, Edmund Fitzger
aid, Haymount, died Saturday, Apri
&c.
Treacy-On April 90, at "a Great
Britain street, Kate Treacy, daughter
of James Prendergast, Midtown, Ker
ry.
Lyons-April &c, at Farran, Jeremi
ah Lyons.
Burns-On April 81, at Garryadeen
jeremiah Burns, Garryadeen, Grenagh
Purcell-On April &c, at Conven
street, Tallow, Thomas Joseph Pur
cell.
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Westmeath.

Anne Glynn, of Thomastown, killu-
can, died recently at the age of Ill
years. Her faculties were active to
the last, and her health quite normal
up to a short time ago. She was the
fourth centenarian whose death has
occurred within the last six months in
this county.
AS a mail train was some short dis
lance beyond Hill of Down station on
April 2S, the fireman, Patrick Quinn
was caught in the nets for the mails
and dashed on to the embankment
He was shockingly injured and little
hope is entertained for his recovery
Quinn is popular in Mullingar.
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Wicklow.

Mr. John McCarty of Baltinglass,
dieu April 80.
Mr.. Thomas Kelly of Blackditches,
typical Wicklowman, died April 81,
at a very old age, deeply and widely
regretted. Requiem services and fu-
neral were very numerously attended.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Father Murphy '9S Monu-
ment was held recently in Arklow. Mr..
THOMAS Kelly presided; and the 9th
ers present were Messrs. James
O'Neill, Patrick Condren, VIM. Kav-
anagh, Garrett Moore and John Doyle,
honorable secretary. The unwilling
ceremony will take place on June %,
when facilities will be given by the
railroad companies to enable the peo-
pie to attend.
VIM. G.. Murphy, of Mullinavogue,
Roundwood died on the goth ult.
1t is interesting to recall in view of
his Imprisonment that the father of
Col. Arthur Lynch, M. P, fought at
the Eureka, Australia, stockade
against England with Lalor, the man
who earned the distinction of having
been twice condemned to death for
treason, and then becoming speaker of
the victorian assembly.
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Derry.

Near Magherafelt, recently, a we'll
to do farmer named William Wilson
left home to obtain a coffin for his
mother, who had just died. He met
his brother, Robert. An argument en-
sued regarding the division of certain
farming implements, and William was
knocked down, and died.
Rev. James O'Kane, pastor of Iska-
heen, was on April % presented with
an address and purse Of sovereigns
by his former parishioners and friends
in Derry city and district. In addi-
ton to City High Sheriff Charles
O'Neill and ex-High Sheriff (now AL
derman) Breslin, there was a large
number of the clergy and laity pres
ent.
Mrs. Ann Louden, wife of Patrick
Louden, of Castledawson, the cattle
! dealer, died on the oath ult. She was
% years old.
Mrs. Susan Mahon of Little Dram
ond, Bogside, Derry, died April %,
deeply regretted. The attendance at
/ the funeral in the city cemetery was
very large.
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Clare.

On April %. at the Pro-Catholic,
nnblin. the marriage of John Finu-
cane eldest son of the late Michael
Tnucane of Moy, Lahinch, and Ellen
WcGanno. only daughter of the late
lanes McGannon, of Cahirrush, Mil
Town Nalbay. was sOlemniZed.
Sister Mary Veronica Joseph of the
Five Wounds. youngest daughter of
the late James Cronan, of Ennis, re-
ceiyed the black veil at the convent
Of the Poor Clares, Galway, on April
%.
Mr. P. ODonnel a jockey who lived
near Kilrush. was fatally injured
while riding in a race at Punches
town, April q.
At the Ennis Quarter Sessions late
~ before Judge Carton, RENTED ac,
ton in which Mr.. Bernard Lynch OF
Lissane was plaintiff and Sergeant
Cole of Clarecastle was defendant
was heard: damages being claimed fol-
Illegal arrest. false Imprisonment and
malicious prosecution, for alleged
Drunkenness on November &c last. 4
verdict was given against the police
man for $500 as compensation.
The death of Mrs. John Markham
Of Inchiquin. Corofin, occurred lately
aud was deeply regretted. She was
aged 50 years. Her remains were con
yeyed to the family burial ground
Kltack5y, by a large funeral cortege
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Donegal.

At Gortlee, Letterkenny, on April
q. the funeral took place of William
Stewart. who was reputed to be 12O
years old. He attended the twelfth
and thirteenth centenaries of st. Co
lumbhille
The largest fishing boat built at the
Castle Point shipbuilding yard, in con-
nection with St Columba's Industrial
school. was launched lately. The
name of the new boat is St. Dympna,
and she was built to the order of Mr..
Michael McNelis, Teelin. This is the
twelfth boat of this kind launched
from the yard in four years, three built
for Mr.. McNelis, who is an enterpris'
ing fisherman. The boats turned out
in the Killybegs yard have established
reputation as to speed and safety
At Downing's bay last year, the Lord
of Finross, the first boat launched
here. had the highest earnings OF any
Irish boat for the season.
On April 16, at st. Mary's church
Cockhill. Buncrana, William Longwill
of Buncrana. and Bridget O'Doherty
daughter of John O'Doherty, OF Bun
crana, the spirit merchant, were unit
ed in marriage.
The marriage was solemnlzed Oh
April %, at ST. Mary's church, Pettigo
by Rev. Denis McGrath, curate at Der
rygonnolly, brother of the bridegroom
assisted by three other priests, of Jas
McGrath, second son of the late Thos
MctIrath. of Grousehall, and Margaret
Flood, youngest daughter of the late
Patrick Flood, of the Red Lion hotel
Pettigo. and sister of Rev. Patricl
Flood. C. NJ, of Lanark, Eng, anc
Michael Flood, of Donegal, the mer
chant.
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Mayo.

Martin Boggins, of Castelar,, for
merly Royal Irish constable, died on
May l. He was 70 years old.
John Grady, of Ballaghadereen, a
blacksmith, was found dead at his
forge on April o. Death was due to
natural causes.
The death occurred on April %, at
Dublin, of Michael j. McNevin, the
solicitor, late of Ballinrobe, and Kill
main. He was 81 years old.
One of the stands at the spring
show of the Royal Dublin society,
which opened at the Exhibition
grounds. Ballsbridge, on April IA, was
one representing the Providence Tech
nical Wooden mandatory. This ad-
mirable Irish enterprise, which is
f1ourishing in Foxford, says the Free
man. deserves special attention. The
stand displays a large quantity OF
tweeds, serges, dress materials,
shawls, rugs and cycling suits for Ia
dies and gentlemen. There are 100
hands employed nj the factory, and In
| it the whole process of manufacture
is gone through. The raw wool goes
in and comes out finished and dyed
in all the forms required for trade.
No more promising industry stands in
the country than the Foxford factory
which owes so much of its success to
| the nuns of the town.
Mrs. E. Gordon of Aghalustia, Bal.
laghaderreen, died April 2, deeply and
widely regretted. On Thursday High
! Noes was celebrated in the cathedral
Ballaghaderreen. Rev. j. OConnor
Adm, celebrant. assisted by Rev. Fa
theirs Harte and Gildea.
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Sligo.

Mr.. Patrick G. Hickey, son of Mrs.
Hickey, Pound street, Sligo, died on
March % in De Soto, Mo-, at the early
age of SO years, deeply mourned by his
friends in Ireland and in the United
States.
James Mulligan, National teacher, of
Midtown, died at his home April a.
deeply and widely regretted. Deceased
was an excellent teacher. a hospitable
friend, a genial companion and gen
erous neighbor. He was popular with
his brother teachers. For years he
had been, secretary to the Sligo Teach
ers' association. At the funeral many
teachers attended from remote parts
of the county.
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Tyrone.

On April 20, at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, Plumbridge, Rev. Jos.
Devine, curate, united in marriage Mi
cnael Ward, second son of Patrick
Ward, of Plumbridge, to Bridget ]. V.
Mcclure, youngest daughter of the
late John Mcclure, the merchant, of
Clonmel County Tipperary.
One of the most popular weddings
that has taken place in Omagh for a
long time was the marriage Of Mr.
Patrick mckinney, Omagh, to Miss
Anastasia O'Nein, Lammy. Omagh
which took place at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, Omagh, on April 26.
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Miss Stokes, and cook, Mrs. Rody.
Both almost lost their lives in the
house.
Daniel Counihan, of the Square, Kill
larney, died April q, deeply regretted.
On Tuesday the remains were con-
veyed to the Cathedral and placed in
front of the High Altar. On Wednes-
day Solemn Requiem High Mass was
celebrated.
Anthony Bennett, of Sheen, former
ly a sergeant of the Royal Irish Con-
Istabulary, died on April 81. He was
" years old.
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Cork.

Miss Hannah Quaine, daughter OF
John Quaine, of Killacluig, whose
name in religion will be Sister Mary
Patrick. received the white veil of the
Presentation Order on April y at the
Presentation convent, Eniscortay.
At the petty sessions held in Kin
sale recently the presiding magistrate
presented a magnificent silver cup to
Denis Collins. of Novahal, on behalf
Of the Danish government for assist
ing in saving the lives of the surviy-
Us Of the crew of the Danish ship
which was wrecked near Novahal In
January, and whom he housed, clothed
and sustained until they were able to
be removed.
A handsome church is being erected
IN Kilcoe, in the center of the parish
and near the public road. Its site was
given by Lieut.. Col. Townshend. The
Old church is in a dilapidated condi-
ton, and its capacity for accommo-
dauon is insufficient for the needs OF
he parish Rev. James O'Sullivan is
me pastor Of Kilcoe.
Mr.. Michael Davitt helps the Cork
National monument. - The following
letter was lately received by Mr..
Bonayne. honorable secretary Cork
National monument committee:
Dalkey. County Dublin, April Is.
Dear Mr. Bonayne: / inclose a
check for $50 toward the Cork Young
Ireland '9S Memorial, and beg you viii
land the same to the treasurer of this
patriotic Undertaking. The money is
part Of the proceeds of a meeting
which / addressed in Glasgow fort
Igat ago, under the auspices of the
nome Government branch Of that
IVY very stanch body of Irish Ma
IOlallsts who readily responded to
u! suggestion that the results OF the
useang-less eYpenses-should De
0lributeI toward the work which
your society has in hand. The same
ranch enabled me to contribute in q
a'uilar manner a like sum about 9
seaf ago to the Dublin committee VINO
We IN charge of the memorial for the
.'s OIL Aewgate prison in that CITY
accordance with the promise
Laue you when. leaving for New YorH
asl year, 1 appealed to various asso
oauons in the States to give your so
slF helping hand in the erection o.
monument worthy of your city, but
f' ,e not yet learned whether my ell
ny are likely TO bear fruit. | also
,rs TO get prominent men of these
r 1u olner bodies to do something tol
m as Dublin Wolfe Tone and '9S Me
r 1oIlai' and while several promises
n ~e made | fear these have not ye
,i la.eIlaiized into effective contriDu
n uS II is a little humiliating U
--.ua mat year which ought TO have
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CaVan.

load Constable Thomas Martin, a
tTo of Drumbran. Redhills, and
na ta had been in charge of DuniaIl1
WI" lIioo station for a number of years,
ra+ired after serving over Is years
na' the force. He has been elected a
" sessions clerk in Carlow.
A. the petty sessions held in Cavan
Emily for using abusive language
Mil Min Howard of Cavan, the tailor,
.as hound to the peace for u months
W The suit of Edward Mccoy, plas-
terer
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Kilkenny.

Inc Bennettsbridge estate, Kilken-
ny, has been sold to the tenants at an
average of 20 years purchase of sec
ond term judicial rents, with no reser-
vations whatever. NJ. O'Neill, D. c.,
of Ballyreddin, secretary of the North
Kilkenny Executive of the United IT.
ish league, is the largest occupier of
this estate, the purchase money of
whose holdings amounts to &2680.
The death occurred on April 26 at
Dublin of Teresa Ellen O'Shea, fourth
daughter of the late Patrick O'Shea,
of Kilkenny.
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Mr.. McGrane, business manager of
last years pilgrimage to Rome, etc,
is preparing to take another party
this year. leaving July T. They Will
be accompanied by spiritual direc-
tor and are assured of an audience
with the Holy Father. For further
particulars apply TO McGrane's Cath
Ole tours, 1877 Broadway, New York
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Armagh.

rho annual Twelfth of July celebra-
inc .Sroughout Ulster have hitherto
tons ,.lsvs been followed by a remarkable
AWAY away Of the Boyne sham fight" on
oaluT 12tb Of July. Year after year
the ap5D of orange has inflicted over
W iIning defeats on James II. in Scar
FeLL Damesne. Now it is announced
va va. p the demonstrations will no long
tla y allowed there, and the holders
ef O' great historical commemoration
Of warned that AL trespassers will
be farmer named John Mitchell of
Alu,biIIeIv was killed by the kick of
horse recently.
a I Io5ga Kfsbey, at the Armagh Quar-
Ju Sessions on April 80, was present
lgl With white gloves, there being no
oriminal business.
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Meath.

John O'Reilly of Kilcooley, coroner
of Meath and brother of the Rev. B.
O'Reilly, pastor of Kilquade, died on
April 25. He was 76 years old.
On April %, at the church in Carna-
ross, Rev. P. Clarke, the pastor, as
sisted by Rev. P O'Farrell, curate at
Navan, united I'M marriage Patrick
Lynch of Batterstown, Navan, and
Bridget a. Farrelly, eldest daughter
of Bryan Farrelly of Waperath Cot
tage, Kells.
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Carlow.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Hughes
.,ot Mace on April II, when the re
mains of deceased were inferred in
,be burial ground, Ballinabranna,
oLnrcb cemetery, amid signs of uni
rarsa1 mourning. The remains were
romoyed to the church from the late
rosidence Of deceased and the removal
resented a spectacle as impressive
as if was novel. The coffin was pre-
coded by the pastor Of the parish, the
Rev J. Coyle, and procession bearing
Tobted candles. An office was chant
ID and High Mass celebrated for the
deceased.
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Send in rs cents with your years
subscription Tor rs cents with all old
arrears) and secure a handsome vol
ume of Father Elliot's Life Of
Christ"
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Monaghan.

Miss Rose Sreenan, of Drumgristan
AghaDog died on April IS after an i'll
ness of year She was % years of
age.
The death of Mrs. McSherry, Bally-
bay, relict of the late Mr.. Thomas Nc
Sherry, town clerk, occurred at Bally'
bay on April IA, at the age of 65 years
Mr.. Edward Owens, N. T., Drum
swords, Newbliss, passed away on
April z, after a short illness of pneu
monia. For the past 81 years he had
taught in Ture National school.
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Down.

The Lord Russell memorial commit
fee has decided to present Newry with
a bust of the distinguished Down man
from the chisel of famous sculptor.
Mr.. Horace Plunkett, vice president
of the board of agriculture in Ireland,
arrived in cambridge May and was
entertained at banquet by the Ban
bridge Farming society, by whom ne
was presented with an ADDRESS.
Timothy ]. Quayle OF Loughinlslano
and Kathleen S. Rogan, eldest daugn-
fer of F. Rogan of Loughinisland, the
merchant. we're married on April ~
in the chapel in that place.
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Dublin.

Bernard Kavanagh of Dublin, for 10
vears an employe of the Great South.
ern & Western railway, died on April
1a He was 80 years old.
In the Southern police court, Dub
lin on April q, Maurice Tracy OF ran
elagh. was sentenced to a month $ I'M
nrisonment for having attempted 10
Commit suicide by jumping into the
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Lonqford.

On April 2S, at St. Joseph's church,
Dublin. Archdeacon Smyth, pastor of
Lranard, assisted by Rev. William
Murphy curate of Longford, united in
marriage Joseph McGaver of Longford
to Jennie NJ. O'Reilly, daughter of
Francis O'Reilly, ]. P, of Granard,
chairman of the town council. Mr..
McGaver is a member of the Urabn
District council.
At the quarter sessions in Longford
on April %, Thomas Cunningham, a
farmer residing near Granard, was
charged with having stabbed Thomas
Kearney in James Burnes' house in
Granard, and also with a common as
sault The jury's verdict was not
guilty, whereupon the judge expressed
surprise and stated if the jury had
found the prisoner guilty of common
assault he would allow him out on his
own recognizance, to come up for
judgment when called upon. Under
the circumstances he would refuse to
hear the stabbing case, and he would
adjourn it to the assizes.
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Queens.

Myra c. Burbage, daughter of Jas.
Burbage, of Portarlington, the mer-
chant, and Edward L. McIvor, of Muir
log, Conleigh, National teacher and
a son of James McIvar, of Lisdillon,
Derry, were married on April q in st.
Michael's church, Portarlington.
Mrs. Anne Hennessy, widow of the
late jeremiah Hennessy, National
teacher. died April q, at Tulloroan.
The funeral to Mayo cemetery was
very largely attended.
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leitrinn.

On April 81, at the chapel in Mohill,
Francis B. Masterson, firth surviving
son Of Patrick Masterson of Drimna,
Mohill, formerly Nationalist teacher,
and Kate Flynn, third eldest daughter
of the late Francis Flynn of Drum
Town, Mohill, were united in marriage.
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Limerick.

jeremiah Clifford of Ballingarry, a
well to do farmre, died on April Is at
the age of 1917 years.
The death of Miss Hanrahan, daugh-
ter of Capt. Hanrahan, Of the S. S.
Shame, occurred on April 26, after a
long period of sickness.
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Roscommon.

On April 20, at ST. Patrick's church,
Elphin, Canon Mannion, united. in
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Galway.

Rev. DR.. Benedict Whelan, for sew
eral years Superior of the Patrician
Brothers in Galway, has been trans
ferred to Mallow, County Cork. At
the meeting of the Gaelic league, Rev.
Father Considine, president, paid a
well merited compliment to Rev. Bro.
Whelan for the great services he rem
dered to the Gaelic movement in Gal
way. The pupils of St. Joseph's semi
nary, to mark their esteem for Bro,
Benedict, presented him with an af-
fectionate address and a valuable sill.
yer snuff box.
On April 81, at St Patrick's church
Galway, Rev. P. Dooley, the pastor, as
sisted by Rev. A. ]. Nestor and Rev
NJ. Walsh, cousin of the bride, united
in marriage James Redington, young
est son of the late James Redington
of Prospect Hill, Galway, to Bridget
Leonard, only child of James Leonard
of Galway, the merchant and Poor
Law guardian.