The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-18

winner for a drive OF sixty-four yards |
and was presented with a valuable
silver medal by Edward McDermott. |
who otticiated as judge
DoWN.-ilisht Rev. Or. o'NeiiI,
bishop Of Dromore, administered ate
IL the sacrament of confirmation to
500 children In the parish church. New
~. The children were from the Chris
tian Brothers schools. schools OF the
Convent OF Mercy and Poor Clara
convent, and from Grlnap, sllinn,
Shecptown. Loughornc, the other dis
triets IN the parish. He was assisted
by the Rev j earlln, administrator.
and Fathers Doyle, Grant. Mcsrath
and O'Hagan.
On June 26 the golden jubilee OF the
foundation of the Order of Mercy Ia
Newry was celebrated In the convent,
Catherine street. ia manner beiittlng
the event. Fluctuations and congraiu-
lations poured IN from every side,
while Cardinal Logue and Most Isey
| DIR. O'Nelll, bishop Of DroInore, hon
ored the occasion by their presence
The Jubilee ceremonies commenced at
10 o'clock, Cardinal Logne presiding.
| High mass was sung by Rev. ID. Grant,
the deacon being Rev Joseph Doyle;
subdeacon, Iiev. T. McGrnth, and mas
/ ter of ceremonies, Rev. James Carlin,
administrator
FERNANAGH.--Three hundred and
zen dollars compensation was the sum
! which County Court Judge Craig
awarded the Marquis Of Ely lately for
some woodcock cover destroyed by fire
In May last John Mills Of Ardagt
swore that Ii was lie who accidentally
| set the place on fire while making tea
for himself when gathering old turf
off the bog
The Fire og branch Of the Gaelic
league of Derry, who held their annual
\ excursion III Ennlskillen Oh Jtily 2,
We're met at the station by the Gfattan
flute band. and large NUMBER went
down the lake to Devenish, where
there was a pleasant cellidh Others
elected to attend the hurllng and foot
ball matches which the Fire Og teams
had arranged with the O'Neills on the
mtters grounds at Kilenure. In the
football match tile local Gaels had tile
best Of things, defeating their oppo-
nents The visitors, however. had
their revenge in The hurting match.
/ MONAGHAN. - On July IS Robert
\ Wilson OF Cavanrea, three miles from
Monaghan, presented himself lit tie
police barrack there ana stated that
his life had been threatened by Rob
ert Myelim On proceeding to Myclim's
house In Cavanfaa the police found
Myclim In a critical condition from loss
Of blood The injured mans deposit
i lions We're taken. He had been at an
entertainment In celebration of the
18th of July in the Hand and Pen
lodge, quarreled with Wilson and was
stabbed In the groin by the latter. VIII
son was arrested and demanded fol
eight days, bail being refused There
Is little hope OF Mycllm's recovery
There is living in Drummans, 1sa
Scotstown, Owen Smith, who has reacil
"a the remarkable age OF no years
He is a tailor hale and hearty, am
relates of an occasion when he mendel
Dan 0'Connell's coat In England
eighty years ago. He has clear rccol
LECTION OF the events nf d century ag
. aWd tells many an interesting stol.
OF the troubled tlInes' to the psrson
who 60 to ceilidh at his house. espc
cially In the winter evenings. He |
the oldest man III the county.
TYRONE. 49, James Wizard, school
teacher Of Drumquin, was drowned
while bathing In the river Blaekwate
July H. His brother. Godfrey Wizard
was saved by Theodore Stack
On Sunday evening, July 8, Rev.
Il. McCreu, NJ. X. l. a., Omagh, I'm
parted the papal benedictlon to til,
people of the parrish church. He re
Gently returned from Rome, where b,
had the privilege Of a private aadienc,
with the holy father.
At the Tyrone assizes lately Justje
Gibson and a special jury heard al
| action Of uncommnn occurrence Il
Tyrone, breach Of promise Of marriage
, The plaintiff was Mary Watson o
| Kilmore, Drumquin; Defendant. Rot
| ert Moore Of Shanerngh, farmer TIL
plaintiff was awarded $3.50 damages.
| An accident with gun occurred q
J Clonabaffon, near Omagh, on the 9th 0
July, as result or which Mrs. Nc
! Morris was injured. A son OF the IL
jured woman was leaving his HON
! carrying u gun for the purpose Q
! shooting magpes. While examinln
the gun near the house Mrs. McMoi
| ris passed, and, the gun going off, sh
received the charge In the left side o
| the chest and arm Both were badl
shattered. The patient Is In a crii
4 ical condition.
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