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

clARE.-As an excursion party was
returning recently 10 Lahinch from the
Midtown Malhy races the pole OF the
brake snapped ut the hill near Rineen, |
and the driver. Joe McDonagh. who
was thrown on the ground. sustained
a compound fracture of the leg aud
was conveyed to the in6rmary,
a grand concert WAS hsld at tn,
Royal spa hotel. Lisd9onvarna, Lately
iii all of tho Christian Brothers school,
Ennistymon. Among those present
were; The Most Rev Or. Ryan, arch
bishop of philadelphia; Rev. Father
nanrahan formerly prior AuguStin-
ians. Limerick; Mrs OBrien. South
Hill: Airs. Christie. Dublin, and nuIa-
Der Of Limerick and Glare visitors; 7
2. Gin of the department of agrieul-
ture; William Coffey and John Me
nmnell. Bradford.
The Initial effort Of tho Dunhce COM
mlttee, OH Aug. Is. in providing q
triple bill in the sporting way for the
pleasure seekers of the surrounding
country was of the most successful
character. aud the regatta, cycling and
athletic sports were Immensely enjoy
Cd.
cORk.--Augustin Roche, Nj. p,
( visited Cork prison lately and saw
Edmund Murphy. the Watergrasshill
patriot and coercion prisoner. and was
pleased to find him inIproved ID health.
I lie Il looking forward 10 his release in
a few weeks.
5lareey castle was the scene lately
of an unusual accident A youth nam
ed Murphy, while gazing from one OF
the windows. torpled over He was
picked mp unconscious and removed to
the South infrmary. Cork, suffering
from severe shock and other injuries.
The people Of Frennount experi-
cnccl keen pang Of regret when II
II was announced that Bishop Browne
had transferred the Rev. Father Fraw-
ley. for many years G. c at Free
mount, to Kildorrery. During his stav
.s-Fr, s-arrrc uIru simple in the par
ish They have been more or less rec
cnciled 10 his departure by receiving
such worthy successor as Father
II j. 0'Dwycr. who has been transferred
to that parish from Kilbfig. Tic peo-
ple of the later district are taking
steps to present Father 0'Dwyer With
q beautiful address as 4 token III the
cst~am in which he was held by his
sDioners.
Ir his eighty fifth year a remarkable
I figure, linking past generation with
1 the present, passed nWay recently ii
the person of Thomas Hayes. whose
death occurred at the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. james Talbot Power
Leopardstown Pars. stiloreau.
On the Feast Of the Assumption the
Rev Il Fitzgerald. H. ID. u n III. was
ordained priest AZ Tie Convent chapel
Queenstown ~ the Most Rev. Or
Browne. bishop Of Cloyne. Father
Fitzgerald Il the sou Of Il. Fitzgerald
| Middleton He recently finished most
successfully his course OF studies al
Mayno5th. ana would have been or.
damed at the annual ordination bat
for his youth lie Intends is return ia
Maynooth 70 study on .'the Dunboync
Mrs. Sullivan Of Scarf. near Dousla1
Who had been visiting friends neat
CoTigtwollll, died suddenly u That
place on Aug 10
The weekly meeting Of the coIioo
ton committee Of tue national monu
ment Cork was held lately M tho
rooms Of fhe Young Ireland society
Georges street, John Lynch presided
There were also present Denis O'Cal
lughan. r. Dynan. Mamrice Scannell
Il, Hyde. Michael Egan. stephen CIR
tain, u Hourigan. John Clifford. ~
n Murphy, II. Dwycr. ~ Gamble and
John Ronayne, honorable secretary
The honorable secretary announced thai
the collection at the chapel. gates
amounted 70 good sum The receipts
q the handball tournament made thu
total cash received for the week .uvol
, 500
Recent Deaths in CONCENTRATING.
Aug. 10, at his residence. Michael Johr
Martin, baker, second son Of Thoina.
Martin. - Douglas street SIlILI
VAN---Aug. a. at Knockanroc. ELI,
sullivan, EArwELIs Aug. Ii. II
charleville, George Luinm, last suryiy
ing son q the late Andrew Bn,well. q
Fnrtlands' tharleyille aged clghty-forl
years cRONiN aug ". NJ III .'os
lie street. Margaret cronln DEASl
Aug u. Of Ringahella Mary Deasy