The Irish standard., 1904-08-13
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car driver named JOlln thompson. OF
8 Pinlerton street. was killed. The
unfortunate man was driving an out
thorou@hfares, when the horse took
fright and bolted, and Thompson was
thrown violently to the ground. He
was picked up, conveyed to the Royal
Victoria hospital but he did not re-
cover consciousness and died in Il few
minutes after admission.
ARMAGH.
In Armagh. on July 20. his Emi-
nence Cardinal Lo@ue was presented
With 4 number of addresses on the
attainment of his episcopal silver jul
bilee. The presentation took place at
l O'clock. and among those presenting
addresses We're the clergy and laity
of the Sacred Heart, the ST Patricl's
Total Abstinence association. st. VIM
cent de Paul society. Armagh; Armagh
Catholic Reading Room, and the Cath
Ollie Boys association, Armagh Be
sides the above Il number Of addresses
came from Dundalk and other places.
made for the great conservation cere-
mony of st. Patrick's cathedral. on
Sunday, July "a, which was one of the
greatest Catholic events which has
ever taken place in Ireland. The his
toric old city was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion With Il gorgeous
display of triumphal arches. flags and
bunting. The Cathedral grounds had
been charmingly laid out, and pre-
sented Il beautiful spectacle. and to
crown all, the stately sacred ediiice
which surmounts the hill. appeared to
magnificent advantage, everything be-
ing in readiness for the grand and
impressive ceremony which made the
day such IN important one in the old
city.
CARLOW.
On July II there WAS Il great Ma
tional demonstration ut Tullow. on the
occasion of the laying of the corner
stone of tue Father John Murphy me-
mortal monument. All the districts adj
jonin" sent big contin@cnts. in most
cases accompanied by bands and BAN
ner>. to take part in the ,lcmonstra.
tion. Dublin was Splendidly represent
ed, the city Natiomllists cllarterng a
special train, which reached the town
shortly after midday. The lord mayor
went down by this train. On arriving
at Tulow the local contingents formed
up i'll professional order between the
railway station and the town. and as
soon as the crowds from Dublin had
taken their places, all marched
through the town with bands
playing and banners waving. then
around by Castemore, where Father
Murphy wHS captured after the final
disasters of the Wexford campaign.
and thence back to the Market s,llllrr,
where the platform WAS erected. The
STREETS of the town were brilliantly
decorated and Il small cross was con-
SpicuouS in Mill street. where it
marked the spot over which the hea,
of the dead soggarth WAS spiked after
his public execution. Tie procession
was most imposing and effective. and
the local memorial committee deserve
the WurmcSt culogicS for the manner
in which the arrangements were car
J'ied out.
CLARE.
: The marriage is announced, on July
13, ut ST. Brigid's Catholic church.
Clare by Rev. G. V. Crinnion. c. c..
of James \. Kane. second son of
Daniel Kane, kilmucklin Clare. to
Anna Maria. only surviving daughter
of the late Malacliy Clavin. Lahinch
House.
The marriage of the Hon. Clara
O'Bricn and Major Noel Cory is keep
ing Il good many people in London
later than they intended. ana some
who have already left will return for
the event. Miss O'Hricn is Il sister
D. Lord InchiIuin. The wedding is to
take place at the Guards chapel.
CORK.
On July 21 Coroner NJ. j. Horgan
held an inquest. ut Faha. Inniscarr;l,
into the circumstances attending the
death of an old man named jeremiah
HOrgan, residing in the district. The
evidence went to show that the de-
ceased. who was a blacksmith. was
found dead in his garden on the pre-
rious day, and in the opinion of the
doctor death was due to heart dis.
ense. A verdict in accordance with
the testimony was found.
At Youglal, on the evening of July
II. IL sad bathing fatality occurred,
by which Il young man named Dahll,
from Newmarket, who came to Yougll-
III with his sister Oh an excursion,
was drowned under Green Park. 1t
was nearly low water at the time, and
the poor fellow must have gone be-
yond his depth Immediately, as the
channel is quite close to the shore ut
that state Of the tide. 1t is some tif-
teen OF sixteen years ago since the last
bathing accident occurred at Youghal,