The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-10-22

| ISufeS, no less IMAM 1I,OUO cdCClc,
1900 sheep, $4,000 swine, and TO
horses, representing a Hiss in value, for
nine months, at moderate computa-
ton, of f2,150,OO0, or nearly a third of
the Irish agricultural rental.
FERMANAGH.
The marriage of Mr.. J. T. Mcguire,
solicitor, Lsnaskea, to Miss Isobel NJ.
Carroll, Clones, took place on Septem-
Der 20, in the Church of st. Francis
Xavier, Upper Gardiner street, Dub
lin. The ceremony was performed by
Very Rev. Canon O'Neil, P. p, V. G.,
Clones. assisted by Father Duffy, Z.
p, Lisnaskea; Father Mcguire, G. c.,
Garrison, friend of the bridegroom;
Father Gormley, G. c., Clones; and
Father Conmee, S. J. The bride was
given away by her brother, Mr.. ]. T.
Carroll, Middletown, county Armagh;
Mr.. Koran, solicitor, II Dame street,
Dublin, acted as best man; and Miss l..
Hanley, Cashel, and Miss X. Mcguire,
+: Carrick House, Lisnaskea, sister of the
i bridegroom, were bridesmaids. After
1, breakfast at the Gresham Hotel, the
i newly married pair left for the CONT
nent.
| The marriage is announced, on Sep
TENDER 20, at ST. Michael's Catholic
church, Enniskillen, by Right Rev.
Monsignor Smollen, p. P, archdeacon
of Clogher, of Robert Vernon, sixth son
of the late Captain Edward Charles
King, r. N. (Cunard Line, The Wood
lands, of Birkenhead, to Agnes De
Sales, third daughter of the late John
! Martin, Enniskillen.
GALWAY.
The marriage is announced, on Sep
TENDER IS, at Drumcondra church,
Dublin, by Rev. Father Byrne, P. p,
Of James Kennedy, Princes avenue,
Chester, to Sarah Josephine Hynes.
Aiulpit House, Athenry, county Gal
way.
On September 81 Lord Killanin
summoned meeting of his Spiddal
tenants to discuss terms of sale. He
offered to dispose of his estate, at 20H
years. purchase, which was accepted.
The tenants are nearly all non-judicial,
previous reductions having been fixed
by agreement The first reduction was
Is. per pound, the second IS. I'D. All
arrears are to be wiped out, and the
current half-years rent is not to be
paid. Sporting rights are reserved to
the landlord.
KERRY.
On September % the annual show
of the County Kerry Agricultural So
ciety was held in Tralee.
By the death of MI. John B. Healy,
which took place at his residence,
Clounalour House, Tralee, September
"a, Tralee was deprived of one Of it's
most prominent and enterprising citi-
zens. In years gone by the firm of
Healy Brothers, builders, was one not
only Of local fame but of national repu-
ton. The loss of the deceased to the
trades Of his native county, and in a
particular degree to those of Tralee,
is very great; while, personally, Mr..
Healy was one Of the most popular
men in every community in which he
| moved.
KINGS COUNTY.
On September &c, at st. Mary's Do
minican Convent, Kingstown, Miss
4 Clare Horan-in religion, Sister Mary
Francis-(daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Koran, late Of Edenderry, and at pres
ent residing at Mount Carmel Cottage,
Dalkey)-made her solemn vows as a
Sister of the Order. The ceremony was
conducted by the Very Rev. Canon
Murphy, assisted by the Rev. Canon
! Murphy, assisted by the Rev. Father
Byrne, G. c., Kingstown.
MAYO.
The tenants of the McDougall prop
erty at Ballyhenry, Kilmaine, are ne
gotiating for the purchase of their
holdings. There is large grazing
farm on the estate. The present ten
! ants have only small holdings, and it is
hoped the representatives Of the late
Mr.. McDougal will enlarge their hold
ings.
| MONAGHAN.
! At a meeting of the tenantry of Mr..
George T. Evatt, near Monaghan, to
consider Mr. Evatt's latest offer to sell
at reduction Of as. in the pound on
second term rents (241A years. pur-
chase, the tenants demand being 4s.
Cd. in the pound, the chairman, Mr.. w.
l Treanor, proposed to divide the differ
ence (sixpence). Mr.. Eyatt agreed to
this, the sporting rights to be reserved
1 to the landlord.
| QUEENS COUNTY.
A United Irish League meeting was
held on September 25 at Timahoe,
! Queens county, and was addressed by
Rev. J. Delany, P. P; Messrs. w. De-
lany, M. P; P. A. Meehan, ]. P; T.
Breen, P. j. Meehan, and James Ly-
nam. The speakers principally dealt
with the land purchase acts and the
Irish Reform League.
John Conroy, owner Of a threshing
machine, was killed while attending