The Irish standard., 1904-02-20
FERMANAGH.

HS QSdtll IS dlillOuIScQ, OH JAIL
uary 24th at her residence the Grian,
Enniskillen, OF Mrs. Harry Cassidy,
aged 20 years. Her remains were re-
moved to Ballyshannon on the 25th,
the funeral leaving the residence OF Mr..
Michael Cassidy, Erne View, Bally-
shannon, at 2:3o o'clock OH January
Goth, for Assaroe burying ground
GALWAY.
On the morning OF January 23d, the
citizens of Galway were surprised to
see in the roadstead large We / APP
parently battleship, flying III color
OF France. 1t proved to pc Tho first
class armored cruiser Guichen of the
French navy, which had been cruising
on the west coast OF Ireland during the
previous week. One OF the crew had
died. and the vessel put into Galway in
order to have the remains inferred.
The remains were taken ashore and
placed i'll a learse, followed by the cap
tain, officers and body OF some hum
dreds OF searnen, marching in process
sional order; great number of the
citizens also attended The funeral,
which was large and imposing, includ-
ed several clergymen Rev. Father
Pagan, c. c., of1iciated at the grave,
and the interment took place in Pros
pect Hill cemetery.
KINGS co.
In Tullamore, on January 25th, on
the motion of Mr.. William Duffy
president OF the local branch Of the
Trade and Labor association, seconded
by Mr.. John Hughes, Mr.. William
Adams, ]. P, was unanimously re-
elected chairman OF the commissioners
for the ensuing year.
KILDARE.
The death is announced, on Jan
uary 23d, at Loretto Abbey, Rath-
farrhanl, Of Alicia Gin religion, Sister
Mary Louis), daughter OF the late Ed
ward Colgan, Kilcock
KERRY.
At the annual meeting OF the Tralee
urban council, on January 23d, OH the
motion of Mr.. St. John H. Donovan,
]. P, seconded by Mr.. John Baily, Mr.
Thomas Slattery Outgoing chairman)
was unanimously reelected.
Lieutenant-C Colonel the Hon. R. W.
de Moleyns, Burnl1am, Dingle, has
been appointed high sheriff OF Kerry
The death is announced, on January
9TH, at Kenmare Fever hospital, OF
fever contracted while in discharge oil
her duty, of Sister Mary Mccarthy
(Sister Pauline). Her funeral took
place from the Great Southern and
Western railway station, Cork, on Sun
day morning, January 10th, and was
attended by concourse of sincere
mourners.
LOUTH.
On January 4tf, meeting to or,
garlize the local branch of the U. I
league was held at Dunleer, after las
mass. Mr.. Patrick Byrne, count.
councillor, was in the chair, and there
was large attendance. Mr.. JOSEPH
Nolan. M. P. and Mr.. James Lyman
organizer, attended.
LEITRIM.
The marriage took place, on Jan
nary 10Th. at St. Saviours. Dominica
street. Dublin, with nuptial mass by the
Rev. B. Crefan. c. c.. of John. young
or son of the late Terence MacDer
mott. Solenount house, to Maggie
second daughter OF Mrs. Roche, Ell
piin. and niece of P. O'Dowd Carrick
on-Shannon.
The death is announced, OH Januar,
18th. at Manorl,amilton, Of Bridget
wife Of John Judge. cX-scrgeant r. I
c.. and eldest daughter of the lat,
Patrick Lynch. OF Cast!ebaliwin, Co
Sligo, and cousin of the Rev. P. ]
Lynch. p p. Kilgl,ss. Co. Roscom
mon; deeply regretted by her sorrow
ing husband and large circle O
friends.
LIMERICK.
On January 2Ist. news reached Lin
cricl; that General Bowles, formerl,
Of Cork. son-i1l-Iaw OF the late Mr.. R
Hunt, ]. p, had died somewhat sud
denly. at Bath, England.
The death is announced, on Januar,
18TH, at his residence, Shanagolden, O
Thomas T. Majigan, only son of tn,
late Timothy Madigan, aged al years
; His funeral. which was of UNUSUAL,
large dimensions, took place on tn
10Th, the remains being inferred a
the family vault, Kilbrathren. He i
deeply and deservedly regretted.
The death is also announced, OF
January 18th, at 4S Pemberton Gar
dens, London of Michael Shecly, age
SO, formerly of Askeaton, Co. Liner
, ick. Also the death, on January 25tl,
at her residence, Fortlands, Limerick
in her o2d year, OF Eliza Reid, widow
of the late Archibald Murray.
MAYO.
On January 18th, case of smallpo,
was discovered on Achill Island, an,
as it is the first outbreak of smallpo,
i'll the west for many years it occa