The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

GHAN-0n Aug. .. Margaret O'Calla-
CHAN, Fergns, Coaehford, -TAhLoR
-on Aug >. az the Military hotel
Buttevant. Hanorah Taylor. aged fifty
four years BARRY CA Aug. Z, L.
F Barry, late Of Great Georges street.
-- MDONNELL.- On Aug $, at Gov
entry. England, Richard John Mellon
nell Johul, coach builder son OF the
late Moses Mcdonnell, coach builder,
Cork, and grandson OF the late john
Heating, Dublin hill. Cork. TO Ire
land true. FORDE on Aug. 5,
Nora Forde, Waterfall.-CURTIN-
ON Aug, !. at St Finbarrs street sud
denlyi. bartholomew Curtin, plasterer.
-0'CALLAGHAN- on Aug. :. at 103
North Main street. Patrick J. O'Calla-
Chen, aged twenty years DAILY
ON Aug. Z, ST the Cork District hos
pital, Katherine DAILY, al Gianmire'
aged forty eight years. DRISCoLI
On July -. at Brooklyn, Charlotte
Driseoll. late of Blaekrock, daughter
of the late J. Cremen. Ballintemple.---
O'RDCRhE- AT Z Nelson's place, Jo-
seyh O'Rourke. - SHEAIIAN - On
Aux d AT Charleville, John Francis
Sheahan, aged nine years MoNNI-
HAN--On Aug. Z, at ClOnakilty, Han
era Moynihan. Summerhill south
O'C0NNOR- ON Aug 1, at 1 Court
house street. May O'Connof. HEALH
Lon Aug. 6, jeremiah Healy, Gurteen-
roe.
KERRY.-on Aug. an accident oe-
CURED at Annabla within few miles
OF Killarney. 1t appears that a girl
In the employment Of Daniel Cooper,
Annabla, went out on Sunday even
ing. taking with her her masters
donkey and car. After returning she
left the donkey attached to the car.
Mr.. Cooper's children then got on the
car ana commenced driving around,
with the result that the ear was over
turned with the four children beneath
ii. When the car was removed it was
found that one Of the children, boy
Of seven years, was dead. II was
miraculous how the others escaped, one
or them being only two years old.
On Aug. 4, while one of the cars Of
| the Irish Motor Service company,
I which runs cars between kinSSt0Wn
and Bray daily, was being driven with
Miss Bessie Farrell anu Miss Barbara
1 Murphy to Bray tram car collided
1 with the back part of the motor car
! The tram struck one Of the back
/ wheels or the motor with such violence
/ thar Miss Murphy's head was forced
/ through the glass front VI the tram
/ The motor continued its movement,
wlth the result that Miss Murphy
| threat was dragged over the broken
I glass and the gnllet and wiudpipe sey.
\ eNd.
Daniel 3. Griffin. Charles street,
Iistowel, died Aug 2,
On July 30 a brave but unossenta-
tious patriot James Cotter Of Church
town. Newcastle West, passed away
at an advanced age,
| TiPPERARY. - Michael Ryan Of
| Castlemoyne. Cashel, died Aug. 9, aged
u seventy years.
/ WATERFoRp.--Ths sympathy OF all
classes tit Waterford went out to Mrs.
Roynane. matron OF the Waterford
! City ami County indrmary, on The
death Of her eldest daughter, which
took place In Cork city
The death Of Thomas Stone, Mount
Bolton, Portlaw, occurred on Aug. y.
Throughout the county Wexford he
was well known and respected. His
funeral was one Of the largest and
most representative seen in the county
Wexford in recent years.
| Sister Mary lgnatius PurteI Of this
Good Shepherd convent, Waterford
died Aug. 3, aged fifty mine years and
IN the thirty-ninth year OF her religious
life The deceased nun came OF AZ
old ard respected Catholic family ~
I{ilcolman, Shanagolden. Limerick (
family which has given many members
to the Church, priests and nuns. Shl
was niece to Dean Cregan Of Limerick
and cousin to the administrator Of st
Mlchaels in Limerick city the Rev
James Creean, and 70 the Very Rev. p
/ Cregan, st. WiIfreds Northwith, ant
, the Very Rev u. O'Kelly, st Nunan's
Wooler Her aunt still labprs in th'
Good Shepherd convent, and siste
Is faithful companion in Bruff, Count.
Limerick Sister Mary Imatius spen
thlrty-two years OF her religious If
among the children Of St Dominica
Industrial school, Waterford, where sh
labored most unostentatiously in pro
noting the spiritual and material In
: terests of the children.
klLDARE.-Thonas Edward Bease
", son of the late Joseph L. Beasel,
! CT Salisbury House, Athy. died latel.
at Cryhelp Lodge, County Wicklow.
) The Sisters of tho Immaculate Con
ception, Newbrldge, are to be congrnt
/ ulated on the great success ATTENDING
I their efforts iii the cause Of education
= This year the Incorporated Society o
I Musicians established a center for til
|. examination N candidates at st. Con
! leitlis abbey, and the sisters presentn
. sixteen pupils for the planoforte. Al
! passed, several getting very high marks
! ana six obtained honors
Most Rev. Dr. Foley, bishop Of Xii
dare and Lelghlin. lately paid the epil
!, copal visitation to Monastercyan. II
was met az the station by the Rev. |