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

BISHOP 5 SU;lN lne tOWll WAS lllumiGl t.
ed and !, torchlight procession took
place.
MERRY.
The Bishop of Kerry has promoted
Rev. Timothy Trlnt, G. G., from
Castleisland to Ballybunion.
On Sept 10 an inquest was held on
the body Of Mrs. Hanoria Creamy, of
Ballycarty, who had died suddenly on
| Thursday, the 18th. The deceased
was in Tralee On Tuesday and her
death came us IL severe shock to her
friends and nciyhbors. In accord
ance with the medical testimony, Il
verdict Of death from natural causes
was returned. The deceased has been
pregnant about six OF seven months.
In Killarney, on Sept. II, the obse-
quies of Sister Assist, of the Mercy
Convent, who died on the 18th, took
! took place amidst every mark of pro-
found and general SORROW. The de-
ceased lady, who was % years of age,
was received into the order eight
years ago and was beloved by every
member Of the community. She WAS
Il daughter Of Nlr. Dennis Noonan,
NIillstreet, County Cork. The office
for the dead took place in the convent
chapel, followed by requiem high
mass, at which Most Rev. Dr. Coffcy
| no l,1, MT 1,oi,
Fuller, G. G., Killarney; deacon, Very
Rev. L. Hayes, Adm; sub-de:con,
Rev. j. Brick, =. F., Fossa; master of
ceremonies, Rev. Nj. Seaman, presi-
dent st. Brendans seminary. After
the high mass |; procession was form
ed and the remains were borne to
the cemetery attached to the convent,
where the interment took place amid
the prayers of all present.
KILKENNY.
The marriage is announced on Sept
S at the Church OF ST. Francis
Xavier, Upper Gardiner street, Dub
lin. by the Rev. j. Comcrford, brother
to the bride. Of James, sixth sou of
james Marlborough, Manorhamlton,
County Leitrim, to Bridget, youngest
daughter OF the late Thomas Conner
ford, Coolgreany, County Kilkenny.
IEITRlM.
At Ballinamore petty sessions on
Sept. II before Messrs G.. ID. Mercer,
Il. NJ, G. +. hyperion. John Storey
and Bernard kean, j. P's. Il respect
able-looking young man named John
Gallagher was Charged with stubbiny
Il man named Patrick McTeyue at
| Callowhill in Aug. is. The parties
were from the .Aughnl-shcclin district
The injured man was unable to at
tend the court. The quarrel appears
to have arisen over some dispute
about the -Aughnashcclin band, and
the accused was held for trial.
In the court Of chancery, Dublin.
on Sept. Is. the case of Mary Devaney
was called up. Mr.. Morgan Byrne ap-
piled on behalf Of Mrs. Devancy for
an order appointing new trustees of
premises i'll Manorlamilton, to which
she had become entitled under settle
ment as tenant for life 1t was al
legged that her husband had become
bankrupt and she as a married woman
was about to apply for !: transfer OF
the license for the premises into her
own name to trade separately. She
| was advised it would be an advantage
to have new trustees of the deed of
settlement appointed; and she NOM
mated the trustees of her own mar
riage settlement, who had consented
to act. The time for the application
to quarter sessions for the transfer
was approaching; hence the urgency
Of the application. The court made
the necessary order.
LIMERICK.
| a claim for $500 compensation has
been lodged with the clerk of the
| Newcastle West district council on
behalf of Constable Patrick Kilmur-
ry, who is alleged to have been in
| jured while discharging his duty in
| Newcastle West.
| Mr.. Edward ]. Sullivan of New
York, who has just been appointed as
United States consul at the Turkish
cities of ErZeroum and Trebizond, is
a native of Shanagolden, County
Limerick. Mr. Sullivan is we'll
known member of the New York
Catholic club.
| Within the past few weeks some
twenty persons have left for America
between Abbeyfeale and Barnagh.
Those who have emigrated were i'll
duced to do so through the encourage
ment of friends already in America.
MAYO.
In Dublin OH Sept. 10 William
Gahan, native of Westport was ad-
mitted to the Mater hospital suffering
from severe gunshot wound i'll the
| leg. From his own statement the
wound was the result Of an accident.
Gahan was surgically treated and
everything possible was done to save
him, but gangerene setting in lie died
of his injuries. His remains were re-
moved to Westport for interment.
On Sept. II the sheriff's eviction
party again visited The .O'Grady es-