The Irish standard., 1903-10-10

election. In most cases the landlord
tcnant-riglter is akin to the capitalist
labor man; neither can hope to totally
remove the scales from their environ-
mcnt and interests. For this reason
the tenants will not allow themselves
to he allured by Il bait which happens
to be coated With the sugar of Home
Rule.
GALWAY.
At the meeting of the Galway urban
council, on Sept. II. Sir james O'Don-
oboe i'll the chair, Councillor Cunning
ham stated that the officer in charge
of the Naval Reserve ut Kenmore had
asked him if the urban council had
amy lund to let or sell, as IL site was
wanted for Il naval base. He was told
to refer such inquiries to the secre-
tary of the council
KERRY.
The Kerry Evening Star of Sept. 1G
states that the majority of the gl4lng-
erS and milesmen between Charleville
and the Limerick junction, had re-
sumed work OH that date.
KILDARE.
On Sept. IL. Mr.. Bertram Il. Barton
of Stratfan House and Mr.. Charles
DAILY of % Westmorland street, Dub
lin. solicitor, We're sworn ut Mas be-
fore Thomas r. Gibson. commissions
er for oaths, as high and under sher-
ifs for the county of Kildare.
KILKENNY.
The death is announced OH Sept. 10.
ut Ballykeoghnn, kilmacow. of Mich
ael Patrick. only son of the late John
and Mrs. Ryan, Ballykeogllan, and for
mer student in the Catholic university.
Dublin.
Parliamentary election writs for the
South Meath and North Leitrim va
c;lncics. caused respectively by the
death of MI. j. l.. Carew and the
enforced official bankruptcy of Mr.. p.
y. McHugl, have been issued.
LIMERICK.
In Limerick, on the night of Sept.
IL. Michael ClohesSy. aged 26 and mar
ried. a lamplighter in the employ
ment of the corporation. lost his life
under very sad circumstances. Clio
Messy was engaged lighting the lamps
at the floating dock. and the night be-
ing dark and wet. he appears to have
accidentally fallen into the water.
There WAS nobody about ut the time
and the first intnatiul of the mans
fate was the finding OF his hat and
at the G;lryowen elevator. The
docks We're dragged and the body was
recovered. Clohessy was Il man of ex-
cellent character.
LONGFORD.
y dispatch from Edgcworthstown,
of date Sept. II, says: AS Il result of
yesterdays rain storm two old men
named Michael Foley and Edward Do
ram, both of this parish, We're swept
away in endeavOring to cross the
River Liffey at place called Clon-
whcl;n. about two miles from here.
The two men were proceeding in a
donkey cart to the town. and when
crossing Il flooded part of the road
near the railway crossing. their cart
left the roadway owing to the hedges
being covered With water and the
landmarks obliterated by the flood.
The cart and two men were swept
into the current and the men drowned
before assistance could be obtained
One body, that of Foley, has been re-
covered.
LOUTH.
Cardinal Logue has appointed Rev
Thomas Mccain to the curacy of Kill
dress. Father Mccain has just re-
turned from South Africa, where he
labored for the past three years in the
diocese of the Most Rev. DR.. Nc
Sherry.
The death is announced on Aug. 81,
at her residence in Carlingford, of
Mary, relict of the late John Kearns.
Her interment took place in Temple
town cemetery on Sept. .. Rev.
Err. McVerty officiated at the grave.
Deceased and her husband had been
engaged in business in England. but
on the death of the latter, which tool
place six years ago, she returned to
her native place and lived esteemed
and respected by all who knew her
until her deeply regretted death.
MAYO.
The death is announced OIL Sept. 10.
ut his residence, Mayo Abbey, of
Michael Walsh. builder. late of Wolsc-
ley street and Anneslcy Park. Ratll-
mines. Dublin.
MEATH.
Notice has been served on Il number
of tenants on the NIacetown and adj
joining estates near Navan of Earl
Russell calling on the tenants to pay
ii half-ycar's rent claimed to be due.
This is the changing gale" which has
existed on the properties for more
than thirty years past. In some cases
writs have been served. There are no
other arrears due on the estate. This
is understood to be Il preliminary to
an offer tO soil tn t1,n tnnantS lS thn