The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-08
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CLARE. = The death Of Thomas
Quin, son Of Michael Quinr Mil street.
twenty four years Of age, occurred
lately. after lingering illness,
The Glare feis Was continued July
n. when tllere was an enormous ut.
tendance. Some very interesting IL
iiIstrutions were given Nv students w
the Christian schools, Ennis, III prac-
tical applications Ok electricity. IA
dynamic was attached to d motor bl-
cycle lii Ennis Aiid four large lamps
were lighted Some beautiful effects
were produced by passing currents OF
electricity through Geissler tubes con
tanning rarefied gases, There was i
concert at the town hall, at which most
OF the winners at the feis appeared
and at which there was an enormous
attendance. After the concert there
was a representation Of Or. Douglas
Hyde's Bursting OF the Bubble" the
principal characters being taken By
Messrs. j J.. Connolly, James Doohan,
JsTiiies Griffin. Il, Carroll, ID. Mono. J.
Gordon, j, 4. Niackey,J. considIne and
tile Misses G. KERN, b. Kehne and
Clohessy
coRk.--A drowning accident oc-
CURED at Church bay, Crossiiaven, Off
Well cove, Aug 4, when Daniel Dug
gan. n. II, BalIydehob, lost his life
within few yards from the shore.
There was o very high sea, the break
ers washing over the rocks In great
fury, but the man, who was advised
not to bhtiie by Mr.. Kennefck, photog-
rnpher, and others and who saw a
clerical student In danger Of losing his
/ life d few minutes before, went In not
withstanding. One tremendous break
er hurled him against the, rocks,
A musical ard dramatic entertain
ment marked the close of the years
work Ia the schools On the Presentation
convent, Duneralle. "A pleasing feature
| was the presence of MANY of the
Professionals of the neighborhood, The
large school was decorated. the walls
being hung with specimens OF the chill
dren's work Iii lace, eniir5!dory, paint
ing on plaques and metals aud glass.
etc. A very beautiful altar piece Ill
fine lace was especially noticeable.
Very Rev. Canon sheehan delivered an
address.
An open air irish concert, undsr tn
auspices Of the Cork Pipers' club, wns
held in Kennefck's park, Crosshavei
lately, The patronage accorded to II
and the enthusiasm with which tiit
numbers were received demonstrated
that the revival movement has grea
hold in the Crosshayen district An In
teresting feature. Of the proceeding
was q spirited address, by j. Ahern OF
the necessity for popuIarizing the lrisl
tongue and FOR supporting Irish manu-
facture a.. ss
% Al soon a. u became known thu
Father Lillis was, transferred to Mac
room a universal feeling OF regret wa
evoked In the town aud parish Of Kan
turk. The suddenness OF his renioya
came as a shock to the people, An "
fectIng scene was Witnessed at Kan
turk on Aug. 2 on the reverend gen
tlemahs departure. The whole tow
Hooked to the railway station to. bii
sodspeed to their beloved curate. VIII
had for Ave years ministered among
them. On the platform We're Rev. Fa
ther Griffin. r. r. Johnston. T. 3
0'Keeffe, O.. Hanley. Thomas Bourke
e. Horgan, M, Madden, y. oICcnnor
James O'Keeife. John Buckley, Mi
dhacl shine, James Thornton, r. Buck
icy. W. Rennhan, Thomas LlnehAn, n
OSulllvan, NJ. +. s, 4; Dr. 0Lcary
9 Dr. Dodd, r. Moynahan, M. Lucey, r
I Fitzpatrick, T. II. Barry. Natipna
y Hank; III. Barry, solicitor; Michac
!. oReiiIy, Jeremiah Buckley. n. y
q QReilly. W. Barrett J. HcAiy, r Ron
bah. ~. ]. Sinkleton. r. SheebAn. y
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