The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-30

EnOolllS al boiiA lt1e- N utt AtAhA IL
ing home he lifted the gun from his
shoulder for the purpose OF opening
gaze aud while in the act OF doing 50
lie barrel became disconnected from
Che stock and. falling to the ground,
exploded. The charge entered the
young mans left ankle shattering his
foot aud leg badly.
The Countess of Dudley visited Bur
tonport. KIncasslagh. and Anagry in
connection With her scheme for pro
viding nurses for the sick poor She
spent some time at Anagry. where
Nurse Brady is stationed. making in
quiries regarding the condition of the
people and as TO the patients under The
nurses care. IN the evening she land
ed on Afranmore island TO visit Nurse
McMabon and proceeded thence by
Leenane TO liver Lodge. Galway.
On Aug. II. the fair day in poneaaI,
John Doherty, Jr., aged twenty-five
years. the son OF farmer who resides
In Ballykillone, near Donegal town.
died suddenly in the main street of
Donegal
poWN.-The feis field at Newcastle
was us we'll filed on Aug Is as on the
previous sunday There Were fewer Of
the Belfast Gaels. but from all parts
OF Down. aud even beyond the Dor
ders hundreds came by road and rail
TO make the second day Of the feis as
great 4 success as the irst Rev vii
liam Dempsey, Newcastle, president Of
the Castlewellan coIsde Ceanntaira
showed his interest IN The proceedings
by his presence. and there We're many
other clergvmen present also Seaghan
Mae conrlgh, NJ 4. McCalTerkcy.
Seumas Ia Murchadha and the other
local workers received splendid assist
ance from W. l.. Leyden and Patrick
T.eyden OF Belfast. Special praise is
also due to Miss McTnerney Of Castle
weIlan, who. as in previous years, rem
dered Invaluable services. The sports
programme was the first Of its kind
attempted by the committee OF the
Newcastle fels. officers Chairman.
y. Il. Savage; treasurer Hugh Nc
Aleenan; secretary, Thomas McAlce-
nan. judges. Rev. Father Diamond,
Matthew King. ID. MacCartan, r. A.
Rev. ] r. Napier, Patrick McAleenan.
Thomas cahilI, Al. L. Gaffevky. II It.
Lcyden. referee. W. A. Lcydcn. Bel
4 fast: Handicapped. George Martin. G.,
/ Al. A., l. &. A.. timekecpcr, w Nc
Court: starter. Joseph McAleenan;
judges steward. J. H. King: mark
! stewards. Dan Curran. Edward Muir
1 ray, 7 Il. Savage; call stewards, Ben
Mc+aleenan, u. Kerr, Thomas i sIe-
AAleenan: telegraph stewards. ]. Muir
| ply. Joseph McKenny, Patrick Ne
i Aicenan: field stewards. Gamma Borea
4 Gaelic Athletic club Newcastle
Il On Sunday, Aus. "a, Warranpoin-
A was crowded with people Excursion
parties. accompanied by bands anc
banners, arrived from various parts 81
Ulster and Leinster I'm the Afternoon
thaTe SePnofFss fsssaieeslIg e'l Tas belr
In 4 field near Duke street. hinder slat
presidency OF Very Rev. Hugh D'EeiI
W. Newry. The programme enihsaset
fortysfvo items Three hands t3ftt
Hart In the Cute hand competition fol
4. silver cup ST. sfalachy's. Armagh
st cniman's Newry, aud the Bnrref
hand The trophy eas won ~ iat
Newry a~ar-
the N4rrrnpoint $40 SIT seif34i ss.l
and 81 Jascph's clvir. lluUdalk. Iht
prize winners in tile other sections
were: r Murray, Lislea: ID. Fearor
! and Hugh McShane Camlough: Jack
Mccoy, Rose Gornley. James Multi
gan, Lily Latin. Wihifred AIckeowp
Mary Frances ATckeown and May
Griffith. nundalk: John AIcCourt. Eliza
\ McConrt Ellie Clay. Banbrilge. Hugh
Mcshane ana Matt becky, BallyqarleF
Maggie killedy, Annie Hughes. John
Longhlane. Lawrence Klllely, Knock
bridge George Gordon ana III. era
ham, Baliynahinch; Matthew Grant
and Bridget Murphy. Jonesboro
Michael O'Hare. Burren: Kate Nc
Ardle. NJ. A. Caulield, NJ. Hourlean
j. Hourican, s. McfilyeFn. Teresa Muir
ply, NJ. Mckevitt, John Carr, Thoma.
Burns. r. Ruddy. Warrenpoint; Eliza
beth Morgan ana A. Nj. Rogers. XII
keel; John Breen, Kilcoo: Il. aIugiay
Midtown: Mary Hyues. Margaret Mui
Ian. Mary Hughes. George Cahlh
Patrick Hughes, Richard william
OReirne. y Fitzpatrick and j. Nc
Can't. nj Of Newry, and Patrick aIc
Aillster 81 Newcastle Father Mallor
distributeeethe prizes.
FERMANActi .---James Burns, farm
! er-s ~ La1nagny Boho. died lii. til,
srounty infIrmary lately al result u
Injuries inflicted by. bull BELONGING
toshnh
On Aug. IS sad drowning acciden
! took place in Rossole lake. mile froli
J innlsklllen Denis Kenny, who wa
! employed IN the Imperial hotel, aud
| companlon left the town with the 81,
ject Of milking cows In a field besid
! the lake The men bad been in tn
habit Of bathing at the place. ana tia
, evening Kenny proceeded TO have
I, dip while HIS companion began 10 min
! the cows. Unfortunately Kenny select
\ ed q deep spot and got beyond bi
!, depth. as when bis comrade came I
+ the bank where his clothes were h
. could And no trace Of him. Kenn
. was twenty years of nge
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