The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-07-11

from Newbridge to Drumlion. Rev.
Father Hargaden from Derrane to
Newbridge. Rev. Father MCGOWAN
from Drumlion to Derrane. Rev.
Father Joseph O'Beirne, from Athlone
to Elplin. Rev. Father Crelan. from
Elphin to Riverstown. Rev. Father
Michael Keane, from Riverstown to
Athlone.
1t is expected that the RoscOnlmon
new church bazaar will produce, from
all sources. nearly 5000 pounds.
SLIGO.
On June 10th, Alderman j. !. Keen
an. (eN-mayor of Sligo. visited Alder
an Ntzhugh,, NJ. F., in his cell in Sligo
jail. ana learned that, Oh the previous
Saturday, Mr.. Ntzhugh, had applied to
the visiting committee. consisting of
MIR. Owen Phibbs, of Seateld: Mr.. ].
+. Walker. Knocknorcl: and Captain
Gethin. for cell or room suitable for
the literary and journalistic work i'm
which he is engaged. He pointed out
that the cell in which he was confined
was badly lighted, it being almost i'm
possible TO read and write in it, even
at noon on a bright day, though as IL
first-class prisoner, Mr.. Ntzhugh,. un-
der the prison rules was entitled to
a room in which he could carry on his
work under normal conditions. The
visiting committee refused to make
any order OH the subject. They also
refused to give Mr.. Ntzhugh, light in
his cell in the evenings. although the
prison rules entitle first-class mis-
demeanants to light up to ten O'Clock,
when the nature of their work re-
quires light. The cell in which Mr..
Ntzhugh, was confined was only light
ed by two small holes. about a foot
square, i'll Il wall three feet thick.
Even these holes were obstructed by
thick iron bars. These facts were
pointed out to the visiting justices by
Mr. Ntzhugh,, but they refused to al
low the governor to give him gas or
other light. AS a protest against the
action OF the committee. the mayor of
Sligo (A1r. p. Mcclure, J. P.), has re-
signed the position he held as treasur-
er of the decoration committee in con-
nection with the lord icutemlnt's visit
to Sligo.
WATERFORD.
Tile Press Association says: 1t is
announced at Waterford that the king
will visit that place, on the occasion
of the royal tour in Ireland
In the court of appeals. in Dublin. on
June Sth. before the lord chancellor.
Justice FitZgibbon, Justice Walker,
and Justice Holmes. the case of o.
keeffe VS.. Walsh and others. known
as tile Tallow Conspiracy case. again
came up OH the appeal of Mr.. John
Condor. to have the verdict and judg-
ment entered against him ut the trial
on the Goth of November. before the
lord chief baron and Il city special
jury. set aside and entered for him.
There was also an application in the
alternative for a new trial. The lord
chancellor delivered Judgment. dis
missing the appeal, in which the other
judges cOncurred. Costs were also
given against the appellant
WEXFORD.
About month ago Il COW. the prop
erty of Mrs. Reilly. Carrickedmond
gave birth to three heifer calves.
which are all doing well.
| WICKLOW.
On June LIST meeting of THE Cool
creamy evicted tenants was held. Very
Rev. Canon Dunphy, +. r., Arklow, in
the chair. Resolutions were proposed
by John Doyle, seconded by James
Garvey, and carried unanimously.
'That we, the evicted tenants on
Coolgreany estate. beg to thank Mr..
John r. Redmond, Nj. F., and through
him the Irish Parliamentary party, for
| tiiC uCSitIdlIOllS tllitI reinstatement OF
all evicted tenants must form part of
| any final scheme of settlement of the
land question.
''That we claim as an equitable de-
mand restoration to our old homes,
and we feel convinced it would be
quite easy to arrange terms with any
planters in possession.
THAT as the victims Of exposing and
resisting what is now admitted by all
and every party III the state to be an
impossible system of land tenure, we
claim grants on equitable terms to aid
| us in rebuilding our homesteads and
stocking our farms''
A marriage was arranged and was to
take place at the end of June, between
DIR. Cruise. Baltinglass, eldest son Of
Sir Francis Cruise. NJ. d.. Merrim
Square, Dublin, and Miss X. Williams,
daughter of ID. T.. Williams. ESQ.,,
Dew Park, Tullamore, Kings county.
Life Insurance Agent-My dear sir.
have you made any provision for those
! who come after you: