The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-25

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obwyer. e. c.. Breemount: Rev
Michael1ane. C. c.. Kllbrin; Rev. Mau
rice OConnell. c. C.. BalIindaueant
Rev. Michael o'suliivan. c. C.. Ballv
Vourney; Rev. Patrick Sheehan. c. G.
BerFings; Rev. r Towmey. the College
Fermoy; Rev John Nagle. C. c.. Kildor.
rery; Rey. John Burke, chaplain. You.
ghal
On July 20, at Rarney petty sessions
dispositions We're taken ia the case In
which Matthew Geaney. John Forda.
Patrick scanneii John Walsh aud Cor
nelius Walsh were charged as follows.
mat said defendants did, on the 18th
OF July, 1908, in company with others.
forcibly enter and hold possession OF
the house and lands tenanted by John
Coleman of Glashaboy East. Cork. and
did compel said John Coleman and
Denis Coleman and Ellen Coleman TO
leave The people arrived In wagon.
cts, in ears and on horseback. while tha
eohstabulary was we'll represented. Tho
accused were held for trial. but were
admitted out on bail.
At meeting Of the committee al
Brother Burke Memorial school. CorI,
hetu Mt the municipal buildings, the
honorary secretary, Z. j. O'Isearv. suh.
nitted bis report The work Of the
bazaar Is muking satisfactory prog
ress. The sending out OF tickets for
the general drawing is nearly complete.
Ifint this is no small task might be
Judged from the fact that an OUTPUT OF
4,0oo000 tickets has to be dealt with.
his means addressing and folding
zUlOtO wrappers. the postage on the
tickets amounting to $50 a day. Ia
connection with the bazaar an irish
Industries stall has been lnaug,lrafntl
by Mrs. Windlc. At her invitation
ladies' Interested In the Irish Industrial
movement met at the presidents house.
queens college Among those present
were Mrs. r Barry and Miss Barry.
Miss Cagney, Mrs j. al r. Calbery.
Mrs, Cronin, Mrs, w. Il. Harrington
and Miss Harrington. Mrs. III. J. Tor.
gan Mrs. g. Lawrence. Mrs. i. II
Leahy, Mrs. ] r. Mcguire. Mrs. Oak
shott. Miss Rcarden, Miss May Saun.
ders and the Misses Scanlan
The members of the Cork South
Parish branch Of the Gaelic league took
steps IN opening up new ground for
me study Of the Irish language by \
holding an open mir concert at CARR 4
game lately, on the coinnodious prem
lses Of l.. A. Cantllon. The majority
&c the items were rendered by TN
members OF the South Parish branch,
some OF whom, including the South
Parish branch choir, were prize win,
ners nc Feseanna The presence az
Miss Mollie Roche, who sang .The
Hear Little Shamrock ana ,.sfairin..
gave great satisfaction. Details
Chorus Gin four parts)-4ta) "citlln nj
h-Ca uachain" and tbf "OIonncll
Aboo,' South Parish Gaelic league
prize choir, song "spailpin Fanaeh.r
briRnAhifatbgo.liEE: .sgqll M, Tho Minstrel
thy and III 0'Rrlen. song, Dear Little
Shamrock Gin lrisht. Miss Molic+H
Roche: song "SuihhaI Agradh.' ID.
Corkerrv; song. Marie Rheil Atm
hAmhnais." Miss Mobile Carroll. recI
tatlons Scagllan Ogrlmma," Biaekpool
branch;t sosig. TO God and Ireland
True,' Miss Rita ODonogllues dance,
reel and 1ig. Misses May 0'Flaher-
ty, IL. Mccarthy A. Mccarthy anu
III. 0'Brion: song, "Sian IL Cor
caigh,' - Crcedon; a fine violin
selection, Irish Airs Miss RITA
O'Donoghue; song, ireland, You're
My Jewel H. O'snnivan: song,
"Cnilin Deas Cruidte mn mBo,' H.
Rockford; hornpipe, AIessrs. White ana
Nealon, song, "AIairiif" Miss Molle
Roche; song. "Slatnte ma nGaodhal,"
r. O'Bricns dance, thrcehand reel
Messrs. White and Nealon and Miss
May O'Fiaherty; song, Killarney"
Miss May Fleming; duet Eibhin a
Ruin" y. Cookery and H. O'BrIen;
soiig, Kathleen Mavourneen,s Miss
Rita O'Douoghue' song. AN Maidrin
Ruahd, ID Harrington; four-hand reel.
Messrs Nealon and White and Misses
May O'Flaherty and Helena Murphy;
final chorus, "Spailpin Fanach." BY
South Parish choir
+ Recent Deaths In Cork.---HALLoRAN
July II, at | Wise's cottages, Barney
street, Hannah Halloran. late of Car
rigrohane. RUSSELL one July 81.
at / Dublin street, Michael Russell, OK
sergeant r. + G. and late of Cork
Steam Packet company .- BARRY
AT Magin House, Anastasia Barry. -
WARD-At Colleen, Thomas Ward 49,
babylon July 10, Norma Daily Mum
ster and Lelnster bank, Charlevillc, -
HANNAH OnyJnlg,' 1s.aats Kllmalr,
lotk, Thomas Hannah, Sir. bnilder,-
DsUILIyAN4On Jtily u, at Bally-,l
brown, knockaderry, Mary O'Sulliyan,
---~-0'CONNETsfs- On July IS, at the
North intirmary, Jeremiah O'Connell,
late of Milfield. Blackpool QUAD
on July IS, at Ballykennedy House,
Ballingarry. George y. Quaid, aged
seventy-six. --A MCCARTHY -on July
II, at Caherlag, The beloved wife OF
Michael Mccarthy t O'SULLIVAN--
ON July 10, Denis OSullivan, PouIa-
duff. - O'CONNEEh = On July 0,
drowned while bathing at Crosshaven.
Daniel O'Conncll. Boreenmapa read.
FENTON--0n July rs, at Deraw~
lin, Bruree. Michael Fenton. LAM
TELLJiM.40n July 1h, Cornelius Ian