The Irish standard., 1905-07-01

the case was adjourned for six months
which means the end of it.
On Sunday, May 18th, the death
took place OF Mrs. Isabella Mary Bod
kin, at her residence, Roseberry
House, Ballmoe. at the advanced age
81 70 years.
Kerry.
\ few days ago farmers daughter,
named Mary Bowling, aged 81 years,
living at place called Dromroe, Ken
mare, committed suicide by hanging
| herself
The Summer Assizes for Kerry will
be opened in Tralee, on July nth, be-
fore Justice Holmes and Kenny.
Kings County.
The most complete and encouraging
success from start to finish, attended
! the Tullamore Church Bazaar that was
brought to close on June 4th The
ladies at the various stalls and their as.
sistants had every reason to be proud
of the patronage extended to them by
all classes during the entire week.
During the entire week the respected
Rector Of St. Conleth's Philipstown,
gave gratuitously the services of the
f! splendid band of his institution, whose
music contributed to the enjoyment of
the visitors, as we'll as to the success
of the enterprise.
Kilkenny.
A successful Gaelic Feis, opened by
the Countess of Desart, was held in
Kilkenny, OH June 1st. At the prize
winners concert, that evening, Mr..
John T. MacNeill. B. A., Vice.Presi-
dent of the Gaelic League, delivered
an address OH the work of the Gaelic
League.
At Piltown race meeting, on June
9TH, the Bessborough Plate was won
by Mr.. w. Flynn's Paola; the Wood
lock Plate. by Mr.. c. A. Towards
Master Hugh; the Carrick-on-Suir
Plate, by Mr.. E. Boyle's War Dance;
the Piltown Plate. by Mr.. Gape's
! Strong Tea; and Mr.. ]. Widger's Ven
etian Monk walked over for the
Waterford Plate.
Kildare.
On June 4, the Leinster Football
Championship of the Gaelic Athletic
Association (replayed tie), between
Kildare and Kilkenny, was won by the
former by 9 points to point.
A private in the nth Hussars, named
Mann, was accidentally shot while the
regiment was engaged i'll rifle practice,
at the Curragh, on June 9th. He lies
in a precarious condition i'll the Mill
tary Hospital.
At the annual meeting of the Mas
No. 1 Rural District Council Mr..
John Shell O'Grady, who has already
been three years in the chair, was
unanimously reelected for the next
term of office, and Mr.. L. Doorley,
| Vice Chairman.
| Limerick.
The following is the result of the
election for the Gin Division OF Linz
ericll County Council-Jno. Onslaught
messy (Nationalist), elected, 464;
Patrick Normile, 257; Knight of Gin
(Unionists), %; Patrick O'Shaugh-
messy, who withdrew in favor of John
O'Shaugfnessy, IS.
| Rural District results were as fol-
lows: - Fleanmore (2) Patrick
O'Shaugl1nessy. az; Madigan, 81;
O Brien, 80; Stanley, 20. Gin (2)-
P. Fitzgerald. 72; Mangan. C.; Kill
moylan, (2) Mullane, 1904; Seaman. 3d.;
Cummane. 70; Bchan, Is. Kilfergus
(2)-Ruddle. 121; Culhane. "a; Nor
mile, 50. G
Mr.. Michael Woulfe, who filled the
office OF city treasurer to the Limerick
Corporation for the past 22 years, has
resigned through illhealth. Mr..
Woulfe is aged 68 yarse.
Leitrim.
The Summer Assizes for the County
Of Leitrim will open at Carrick-on-
Shannon OH Monday, July 3rd.
The death is announced of Mrs. Dol
| an. wife of Mr.. John Dolan. Manor
hamilton, chairman Of til Sligo and
Leitrim Asylum Board of Manage
ment
Louth
The annual FEELS of the Dundalk
Branch OF the Gaelic League, which
was held OH June 4tl,, under the presi-
dency of his Eminence Cardinal
Logue, was great success.
Longford.
Speaking at meeting of the United
Irish League in Longford, OH June
9TH, Mr.. Thomas Duffy, U. D. c., said
that the time had not yet arrived when
Irishmen could afford to lay down
their arms. The land question had
not been settled, and even if it was,
the noblcr idea of Self-Government
had to be realized, without which none
of them could consider themselves free
men. They had still to maintain a
fighting and aggressive Party in the