The Irish standard., 1903-03-14

family remarkable for piety and
Christian benevolence. and whose Gifts
to the Dominican Church were of thc
most generous character Recently
the family's estate was sold to the
tenants Oh the most reasonable terms,
under the Land Purchase Acts.
CARLOW.
Henrietta Kelly, eldest daughter of
the late Michael Kelly, of Snoweyvale.
Iyshall. and Mrs. Cribbon, of Dublin,
was married to Daniel N. Kennedy,
fourth son of the late Richard Kennc-
dy, of Limerick. on Feb +, in st.
Agatha's Church. Dublin.
CAVAN.
According to his own statement
based on information which he saws
he has received, Michael Smith, of
Dungimmon Mountnugent, is the sole
heir to q legacy of over G2OO.OnO, left
by the wife of Lieut.. Gen. Il. u. Blake,
whom rs Ellen Sheridan she married
in 1870 Mrs. Blake was a cousin
of Mr.. Smith.
CLARE
Rev. Daniel Garry. Adm. of Crus-
heen. has been called to his reward.
lie was native of West Clare, was
in his 10Th year and had been close on
% years in the ministry. He had a
brilliant collegiate course at Maynooth
He served us curatc in Ruan, Kilmihll,
Midtown, Malbay, Killlishen, and Kiln
ish. About four years ago he was
appointed administrator of the Parish
of Crushcen. His surviving relatives
include Patrick Garry. of Danganelly.
CORK.
Sister Mary Brendan. of Middleton,
died OH Feb. /. She was the eldest
daughter of the late Matthias Donovan.
of Rockhill House, Grenagh, Barney.
The chief mourners at her funeral
were: DIR. T. Nj. Donovan, of Brming-
ham. Eng; John Donovan, ID. c., and
NJ. ]. Donovan, d. c.. brothers; and
Miss Kate. Gretta and Anne Donovan
and Mrs. Devine. sisters.
DONEGAL.
The body Of Ann Mccain, aged 70
years, living at the Abbey, Ballyshan-
non, was found in the River Erne. at
the bottom of the lane leading to the
salmon boxes, on Feb. 6, by a young
man named Stephen Quinn.
DUBLIN.
On Feb. Z, at the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception, Clondalkin, Jo-
scph p. O'Callaghan, eldest son of
Thomas O'Callaghan, of 1nchicore, and
Mary Il. Byrne, eldest daughter of the
late John Byrne, of Dublin, were unit
cd i'll marriage.
FERM4ANAGH.
At the petty sessions held in Iisnas-
kee, on Jan. 81, Jas. Tierney, school
attendance officer, applied for an order
to compel Jas. McNlanus, of Lisnas-
ikea. to send his two boys, John and
Thomas. to school. The order was
granted with is. Cd. costs.
GALWAY.
At Brocca, about four miles from
Athenry, on Feb. Z, some men visited
the house of farmer named Patrick
Commons, and fired three shots into
it. All the inmates We're in the kitcll-
ell at the time, but none of them were
injured.
KERRY
A public demonstration. under the
auspices of the United Irish League,
was held in LiXnaw OH Fob. 3. It
was large and thoroughly representa-
tive in character. On the proposition
of VIM. McAuliffe, seconded by Daniel
Shechan, ]. T.. ]. Julian, ]. P, B. L.,
presided. Addresses We're delivered
by NJ. ]. Flavin, NJ. P; J. O'Shaugh-
Ryle, of The Kerry People; T. f.
messy. NJ. P. for West Limerick; NJ. T.
O'Sullivan, of Listowel; NJ. Manngan,
of Kilfeighney, and T. Keane, d. c., of
Abbeyfeale.
KILKENNY.
John Walsh, of Derrynahinch, died
on Feb. Z, at the age of 4S years. He
was buried in the local cemetery,
where lie the remains of his ancestors
of many generations.
KINGS.
\ new set of Stations Of the Cross in
the new church in SER Kicran were
blessed on Sunday Feb. S, by Bishop
Brownrigg, Of Ossory. Rev. Thomas
Fhelan, the pastor, has also secured
a piece of land adjoining the old chap
ell, which is being made into a grave
yard. The donors of the Stations
We're: Bishop BROWN igg, Miss Moran,
Miss Shanahan, Mis- SEES Tooher, Mr..
Mooney and Mrs. Dun pc, of SER Kier-