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

M Tin StGE
cLARE.--As an excursion party was
returning recently 10 Lahiuch from the
Midtown Malby races the pole of the /
brake snapped ut the hill near Rineen |
and The driver. Joe McDonagli. who |
was thrown on the ground. sustained
a compound fracture Of the leg and
was conveyed to the intirmary,
A grand concert was held at thu
Royal Spa hotel. Lisdoonvarna, lately
in aid Of the Christian Brothers school.
Ennistymon Among those present
were. The Most Rev DR. Ryan, arch
bishop Of Philadelphia; Rev Father
IIanrahau. formerly prior AuguStin-
ian's. Limerick: Mrs. 0'Brien, South
Hill; Mrs. Christie. Dublin, aud NUM-
Der Of Limerick and Glare visitors; T
p. Gill of the department of ngricul-
ture. William Coffey and John Me
D0nnell. Bradford.
The initial effort OF the Donhea com
n1ittee. on Aug. Is, in providing
triple bill in the sporting way for the
pleasure seekers of the surrounding
country was of the most successful
character, and the regatta, cycling and
athletic sports were immensely enjoy
ed
coRk.-Aueustine Roche, NJ. r.,
visited Cork prison lately and saw
Edmund Murphy. the Watergrasshill
patriot and coercion prisoner. and was
pleased to find him improved in health.
lie il looking forward to his release in
a few weeks.
Barney castle was the scene lately
of an unusual accident. 4 youth nam
cd Murphy. white gazing from one OF
the windows. toppled over lie was
picked up unconscious and removed to
the South infrmary. Cork, suffering
from severe shock and other injuries.
The people Of Freemouut expert
cncetl keen pang of regret when 1t
4 was announced that Bishop Browne
had transferred the Rev Father Fraw-
ley. for many years c. c. at Free
mount, TO Kildorrery During his stay
,,---.-. s-s--..r Svrrrr anti simple in the par
ish. They have been more or less rec
onciled to his departure by receiving
such worthy successor as Father
III. 0'Dwyer, Who has been transferred
to that parish from Kilbrin. The peo-
pie of he latter district are taking
( steps to present Father OiDwyer with
2 beautiful address as Il token of the
cstnain I'M which he wns hcId ~ III,
slilnners.
\ n his cighty-fifth year remark ahlc
figure linking a past generation with
the present, passed away recently ia
| the person Of Thomas Hayes, whose
death occurred ut the residence Of his
daughter Mrs. james Talbot Power,
Leopardstown rars, Stilorgsn.
On the Feast Of the Assumption the
Ker n, Fitzgerald. B. ~, r. q r.. vas
ordained priest at the Convent chapel
I Queenstown by tie Most Rev. DR.
Browne, bishop of Cloyne. Father
\ Fitzgerald Is the sou Of Il. Fitzgerald,
Middleton He recently finished most
1 successfully his course Of studtes ai
Mayno9th ana would have Gersn or-
aained at tbe annual ordination hui
| for his youth He Intends to return Ia
Mayhooth TO study on .'the Dunboyne.
Mrs. suliigan Of Scarf, near Douslas
who had been visiting friends near
! Carrigtwoaiil, died suddenly 1t that
| place on Aug ~
The weekly meeting Of tho co.iec-
ton committee Of the national monu
ment, Cork. was held lately rs. tile
rooms Of The Young Ireland society.
George's street. John Lynch presided
4 There We're also present Denis 0Cai
ipghan. 4 Dynan Maurice Scanuell
y. Hyde. Michael Egan, stephen Chr,
taln. ] Hourigan, John Clifford, II
1 Murphy, X. Dwyer, u. Gamble and
I John Ronayne, honorable secretary
The honorable secretary announced that
4 the collection at the chapel gates
amounted 70 good sum The receipts
Of the handball tournament made tho
total cash received for The week over
500
Recent Deaths in cork.--MARTlN-
Aug. 10, at his residence, Michael John
Martin, baker, second son Of Thomas
Martin, - Douglas street. SUI.LI
| VAN~-Aug. H. Mt knockanroc. Ellie
sullivan, -HATWELL Aug, Is, Al
1 Gharlevlllc, George Lulnm, last survlv
v ing son ~ the late Andrew Batwcil. 3,
/ Fortlnnds, tharleyiIlc aged eighty foul
years CBoNlN Aug II. at II tsas
lie street. Margaret Cronlu DEASy
Aug. u, ri Ringabelio Mary Deasy