The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-30
NEWS FROM IRELAND
ALL THE HAPPENINGS OF INTER.
EST IN THE OLD COUNTRY.
What Is Being Done By the People Al
Home = Gossip From Al the
Counties Of the Emsr-
aid isle,
Ulster

league was held recently for the pur-
pose OF ballotlng for the prizes of The
recent successful bazaar held under
their auspices In the National hall,
berry street one OF the most interest
ing prizes was the excellent crayon OF
John Dillon. presented by Mr.. Higgins
Of the Royal studio. ana this fell TO
The lot % Joseph Devlin.i M{P
"A meeting Of the John Dillon la
dies branch. United Irish league,
Bsllymacarfett. was held in the Ma
tionaI club lately. the president Miss
u.f'lynn, In the chair. There was a
very large attendance. Several new
members were proposed Miss o'Flynn
said she was very pleased TO see so
many ladies' turning out 10 become
members of the branch, which PROM
ised to be one OF the largest Ia the city.
They saw no reason why every lady in
BaIlymAcarrest should not join. Miss
Alice Watson, who was called. ex-
plained the, objects. of a ladies' branch
OF the United Irish league in Belfast
and said the ladies would be a great
assistance to the Nationalist party OF
Baiiymacnrrett when an election In
West Belfast came upon them.
ARNIAGH.--Two great demonstra-
tons under the auspices OF the United
Irish league were held recently IN i.ur-
ran and SIiddlctown At the FIRST mcn-
toned JOSEPH Dcylin delivered d fine
Grafton and IA lie latter John MGlio5n
spoke.
I Al Aug. 10 St. Pasriek's e..h-arsl,
ArraSga WA visited by Che HOY Fasl
ily Confratcyn;ty and thc Contra
ternity of tho fmmsciilaic Conception
Rathnines, Dublin, the object Of the
pilgrimage being to honor ST. Patrick
in his own cathedral. THE contra
ternities were accompanied by their
directors. Rev Edward Dunno, q. G..
Rathmines. Rev Ioserh Mc.Arglle, Dub
lin. Rev. Michael Murphy. Dublin. and
the students choir from Holy Cross
college clonliffe, On reaching Armagh
they were received and heartily vel
c0laed hF The priests and conducted 40
the cathedral. where d specially ar
ranged Missa Eantata was offered for
The living and deceased members Of
the confraternitlcs. Cardinal Logue
presided at the throne. Rev Joseph w.
BRADY Il. r.. III. celebrant of tho mass.
Rev Joseph McArdIe, deacon, aud Rev.
Michael Murphy, subdeacpn. Rev +
Downey. G; NJ st. Patrtck's college,
ofiriatcd as master Of ceremonies.
cAvAN.--on Aus. 81 III an .,s,sfaitels
fhiircll street. CootehIll, from llears
disease.
meeting Of curriH branch az The
Tnited Irish league was held la4ciy II
The committee room. Sgotshouse. tie,
i. McElroy in the chair, Present iii
Maguire, ]. Fitzpatrick. Treasurer: II
hiolloy. secretary; b. Slower. j.
Murtagh, B. Casey, r Cierkin. T. Sic.
Cate, Drum; B. Lamb ]. Connolly. q
McFhillips, y. Mcguire, Drumbuge: b.
Mcguire, crowfort. and ii aIcDefnantt.
The secretary read circular from thc
central branch concerning tile parlia-
iileitary fund. II was agreed to send
so as q first instnllinent ana hold the
collection open for some time loilger.
The new church, In Gowna beina
erected by Father Eoreorasi Will be
dedicated The Sth DC October. The
foundation stone was laid on the Feast
Of Corpus Christi, June II. 1903. by
Right Rev Dr. Hoare, bishop OF Ar.
tlagh. All the materials ana wprk-
lnanshIp on the new church were Irish
in every instance. All who can IT.
tend the dedication ceremonies are in.
zited cordially by Father Coreoran.
Those who cannot and wish 10 make d
donation 10 the building fund will have
II acknowledged thankfully by Father
Gorcoran. The mass rock used lii lie
new church was that on which Rev.
Patrick Baxter, o. II. superior of st.
Golumbkllle's monastery, Gowns. cclc-
bfated mass for the people before Tia
establishment was suppressed. tiia
mother house on Inch, Lough Gow,,a.
having been destroyed before that
time.
nERRY---Thc little village Of Kilrsa
saw one OF the largest demonstrations
On Aug. Is eyer held ia connection with
the Ancient Order Of Hibesnians In The
north. The organization Of the meeting
was cayried out on a very extensive
scale, and the result was satisfactory
No the promoters and all concerned. Ii
addition to John Dillon. M. r., Rev
John Nolan, Ahogjll; John 4. Donovan
and Rev. ]. J Mckinley, national chap
lain, who droyc from Cnllyhackev K
the meeting place at Ballymaconnelly
the following were present. Rev. Johl
McAlister. Rasharkln; Rev. Father Lar
KIN, New Orleans: Key. A. II. Grcayan
Kasharkin; Rev. 4. Layerty. Port
glenone: Rev. John Quinn. Bpllyrnena
Rev Father McEvoy. New YORK: Rev
"A Neeson, Braid; John Diilon, &. n.
40. HI. County Tyrone. and nationn
N. r. A. o. n; Hugh Byrne, r. 4. 4;
and q. d., A. Q. H.. County Antrim
and national treasurer "A, q. HI; Johl
Ecullion. a. D.. "A. o. ILL.,, County Derry
Patrick Burns, q ID. "A. D. RI, Count,
Down; Luke DevlIn, G. secretary. A
q. H.. County Antrim; Daniel Lamont
q. treasurer, AZ O. H.. County Antrim
n Patrick McCoscar. q. treasurer. A. q
III. Derry; J AtctrilIls. q. secretar,
" D. III, Derry city: Daniel MalloI
g. treasurer a. o. H., County Tyrone
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