The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
NEWS FROM IRELAND
ALL TIA HAPPENINGS OF INTER.
EST IN THE OLD COUNTRY.
What Is Being Done BY The People II
Home Gossip From All the
cosntiss of the Emsr-
aid Isle.
Ulster

kNTRlN.--Tbs funeral Of tie late
Mrs Dempsey. Lisanore. Antrim road,
Belfast. took place. Aug. 4, tqMilliDwn
cemetery
A very successful meeting of the
National Teachers asso',ialsou OF
BaIlycastle was held in RElycast'e
lately. Representatives attPnl I'd FROM
Coleralne and Belfast ASSOCIATIONS
Feis Tire Eoehan held onfths shores
OF Tough Neagh lately wasAsue,v sful
beyond the most sangnlne ecSpeetat IONS
Of its promoters. Irish Ile4lnders do
not work for praise, but fbr4 tho f,tth
that is IN them. and need ind lieTsc mai
euiogium as an incentive ftofcontin Wd
effort, but the promoters Of the To 81
Neagh feis. the ladies and IgentieEs1
who worked so unselfishly TO make II
the success 1t was, have q hablished
Hon on the heart Of IrelandL
A meeting was held lstely in this
National club, Ballymacar sett. afoF the
purpose of forming a ladies' branch
Of the United Irish league.
ARMACH.---St. Peters Church, Lur-
gan, was filed with ytlry!la .gel con-
gregation on Aug. 5, wfhnfvery tRer.
Hugh OfRellly, B. A.. NJ RI A.,pres-
ident Of Violet Hill coTlsge, Newry,
preached in aid Of the new lschools,and
teachers residence to, be erected at
Tannaghmore. The site af the new
building is a short distance goutside the
town on a gentle eufinenceY amid most
picturesque surroundings. The reces-
slty for the new schools 'ls indislnta
Bile and that It Is recogr died by the
people Of the district was, demSnstfat-
ed by the attendance at Sundays cere-
mony and the generous response to
appeal for funds.
A meeting Of the Scrossm glen
branch Of the q. !, 4. was held LATELY
James Donaghy. Jr., presided
cAvANs--Tha GoMna concert was
held Oh Aug. is, when a vey tinekpro-
gramme was rendered in almost salts
factory manner.
A special Meeting Of thst commftee
of the agricultural show was held
III the courthouse, Bally jAmesdlrff, J..
Morrow presiding. Other members
present: 7. r. Tighe. ]. Ros5en, james
Murphy, WILLIAMSON, A. Pratt, b. KEEL
Az, n Leonard, Il. j. GsoElEick. r.. Hen
~. j. Slowey, secretary. The secretary
read letter received from Mr. Young,
N. r. inclosing cheek foris25 toward
the show funds.
Peter Murphy late Of $50 Rashuar
road, Dublin, formerly of BalIyjames-
dur, who died oil May last, left es-
tate valued at $4,000. The ltestator
left the following sums for charitable
purposes: $1,000 for clothing tsie pooi
and destitute children attending school
at the Convent of Poor Clares. Castle
rehan; $1,000 for clothing poor and des
tltute boys attending the'Catlpficmalf
schools Of BallyiamesdufT; $500 eael
10 ST. Maryss asylum, Dsumeondra
Magdalen asylum, Donnybrook: thu
Home For the Dying, Hirroldscross
He also set aside money for founding
a burse in All Hallows college and ii
Naynooth college for deserving. Caviar
students preparing for the priesthood
DERHY.--Joseph w. Stafford Of
Stewards terrace, Derry, died on Aug
y. deeply regretted.
The funeral Of the late Rev. G. Me
Donagh, pastor Of Greenlough, tool
place Aug. q Among those who at
tended were; Most Rev, DR.. O'Doherty
Right Rev. Mgr McGurk, MagAera
Rex. p. OKane, Lavey; Rev j. Nc
Keefry, Garyagh; Rev. NJ. Connery
C0leralne.
DONEGAL. - The Belfast Evenin
Telegraph says: In Caifdonagh an,
district the gold mine which Is about t
be opened at Glentogher. about fy
miles from Carndonagh, is the prime
PM topic. Intense is the Speculation
among all classes as to the result Q
the tind. The interest was consider
ably heightened by the arrival of Nj
Johnston and his son In Carndonagl
The scene Of the discovery was yislte
each day by the Messrs. Johnston, VIII
were engaged In preparatory cperf
lions. They were marking off the are
Included In the find Messrs. Johnsto
afterward left for Belfast to supervis
the removal Of the machinery for til
II mine.
Il The Donegal Independent of Aug.
\ printed as follows "Oa Sunday las
the Mountcharles branch Cumann II
nGacaheal was visited by two youn
CoIlnanght priests Father Forde an
Father O'Kelly. The canaan team (
the branch journeyed in the afternoc
to Drumkeeln, where upon the Alt I'll
use Of which was kindly granted |
Mrs. Cannon) they met the Drumkeel
canaan team, this being the second i
ter-town land encounter for the DruI
keellns and the third for the Noun
charles men. The Mountcharles RI
Hands GU this day showed themselv
In their worst form. Drumkeelin 1
cured two halls within the FIRST /,
minutes plny, completely demorallzii
the Mountcharles boys. The Drumke
Aims showed very marked improy
lnent sinco they had crossed CANA
with Doorin only quite recently
DoWN.--Thc funeral Of the Il
Matthew Cunningham, Glen, to
place AZ Barr cemetery, Aug. 0. ii
was attended by number OF /
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