The Irish standard., 1905-09-23
is countrymen than Most Rev. DR..

MS COuutTyleu IMAM MOSJ rev. Dr.
O'Donnell, Bishop of Raphoe. In send
ing a subscription of G1O to the Par
liamentary Fund, through the Letter
kenny Branch of the United Irish
League, the Bishop says it is for the
people to say that no man should be
returned to represent Nationalist
constituency, in Parliament, who will
not give constant and efficient attend
2nce and work hard to keep up the
National Organization throughout the
country.
Galway.
We regret to announce the death of
Mr.. Edward G. Guy, proprietor of the
Imperial Hotel, Tuam, which took
place en- the Feast OF the Assumption
after short illness, and, on the fol-
lowing Thursday, after Solemn High
Mass, largely attended by the clergy
and people of the town and surround
ing districts, the remains of the de-
ceased gentleman were conveyed to
the New Cemetery. All the shops of
the town were closed, and the large
| funeral cortege testified to the deep
regret which the people of Tuam felt
for the loss OF one of their most
popular townsman.
Kings County.
The following resolution, passed
unanimously by the Kings County
County Council has been forwarded to
Mr.. Michael Reddy, NJ P: "That we,
the members of the Kings County
County Council, have learned with
deep regret OF the death of Right Rev.
Monsignor Reddy, P. p, Cloghan, and
beg to tender to Mr.. Reddy, M. P. for
the Birr Division of Kings County,
this expression of our sincere SYM
pathy in his great bereavement"
Kildare.
The marriage is announced, on Aug.
25th, at Clondalkin Parish Church, by
Rev. Father Traynor, G. c., of John
Mulhern, r. l. c., Coolock, second son
of the late John Mulhern, Faus, Coun-
ty Roscommon, to Kate O'Shaughnes-
sy, Palmerston, daughter of the late
James O'Shaughnessy, OF Rathangan,
County Kildare.
The marriage is also announced, on
August 23rd, at the Parish Church,
Suncroft, County Kildare, by Rev. ].
Barron, Los Angeles, California (uncle
to the bridegroom), of John ]. M
Hugh, M. P. S. l., Athy, to Gertrude
Alvey, stepdaughter of Mr.. John Cul.
len, and daughter of Mrs. Cullen, Rock
House, Kilrush, County Kildare.
Kerry.
On the morning OF August 9th,
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Riordan, Assistant
Teacher of the Ardfert National
School was found dead in her bed
room, her neck being broken. The
manner in which she sustained the in
jury is under Investigation, as there
are suspicious Of murder in the case.
The police at Queenstown,-being
notified by telegraph arrested, on
the local train platform, two men,
Patrick O'Riordan, ex-teacher, hus.
band of the deceased woman, and
'4nomas O'Driscoll, ex-soldier, brother
of the deceased woman, who are
suspected of being implicated in the
murder
l-eitrim.
On August Goth, the police arrested,
! in Carrick-on-Shannon Workhouse, a
| tramp, who gave his name as John
james Kerr, and his address as Bel
fast. He was charged with the steal
ing OF heifer at Dromore, County
Tyrone, in July last Kerr and a
| police supervisor named Richardson,
| w-lo also halls from Belfast, had been
engaged in street-singing in the town.
| during the Cay; and ct nig.t they
sought refuse in the Workhouse The
! police are pursuing inquiries in the
| matter.
| Limerick.
On August Goth, the funeral obse-
quies of Sister Mary Vincent Carroll
took place in the Presentation Con-
vent, Sexton street, Limerick. Rev.
DR.. O'Dwyer presided.
In Limerick, on August 2Sth, the
funeral OF Mr.. John Kivelehan was at
tended by large number of citizens.
The Mayor, the High Sheriff, and
several members CT the Corporation
were present, as we'll as large body
of the clergy
Longford.
A young man named Patrick Der
win has been arrested and returned
for trial, on charge of having stolen
quantity of broken stones, the prop
erty of the Longford County Council,
from off the public road at Caldragh-
more, near Longford. Patrick Mcguire,
Thomas Mcguire and Thomas Ma
guire, jr., were charged with a like
offence, which was alleged to have
taken place in November, 1904, Febru-
airy, 1903, and March, 1904; but owing
to an informality in the summons
against the Maguires, the cases were
struck out.
Monaghan.
The first Monaghan Feis was held