The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-30

inx home he lifted the gun from his
shoulder for the purpose of opening a
gate. aud while in the aet of doius -
tie barrel became disconnected from
the stock and, falling to the ground,
exploded. The charge entered the
young mans left ankle, shattermg his
foot and leg badly.
The Countess of Dudley visited Bur-
tonport. Kincasslagh and Anagry in
connection with her scheme for pro
viding nurses for the sick poor she
spent some time at Anagry. where
Nurse Brady is stationed. making in
quiries regarding the condition OF the
people and as TO the patients under the
nurses care. In the evening she land
ed ON Arranmore island 30 visit Nurse
McMahon and proceeded thence by
Leenane to Inyer Lodge, Galway.
On Aug. II. the fair day in Donegs,
John Doherty. Jr.. aged twenty-five
years. the son Of farmer who resides
IN BaIlskilIonc, near Donegal town.
died suddenly in the main street Of
Donegal.
poWN.--The feis field at Newcastle
was MS well filed Oh Aug 10 as on the
previous sunday. There were fewer Of
the Belfast Gaels. but from an parts
OF Down. and even beyond tie Dor
ders. hundreds came BY road and rail
TO make the second day Of the fels as
great success as the first. Rev. vii
liam Dempsey, Newcastle. president OF
the Castlewcllan Coisde Ceanntairs
showed his interest in the proceedings
by his presence, and there were many
other clerEyInen present also. Seaghau
Mae ronrlgh, NJ T. MeCafferKcy,
| Setiinas Ia Murchadha and the other
local workers received splendid assist
ance from w l.. Leyden and Patrick
4 T.nyden Of Belfast. Special praise II
! also due to Miss McInerney of Castle
4 weIlan, who. as In previous years, rem
tlered Invaluable services The sports
programme was the first of its kind
attempted by the committee Of the
( Newcastle feis. Officers - Chairman.
J. L. Savage: treasurer. Hugh Me.
Aleenan. secretary, Thomas Mckee
man. Judges. Rev Father Diamond,
Matthew King, ID MacCartan, n Az;
4 Rev. ]. r. Napier. Patrick McAlcenan.
\ Thomas Cahill, NJ l.. Gafferky. r. #,
Lcyden, referee, w. A. Leyden. Rcl-
fast: Handicapped. George Martin. G..
A. A., !. G. A.; timekeeper. w Nc
Court: starter, Joseph McAleenan;
Il Judges steward, IT. III King; mark
stewards. Dan CurraE, Edward MNr-
ray. I. L. Savage; call stewards. Ben
Mcaieenan. ID. Kerr, Thomas ]. Me
. Aleenau: telegraph stewards. ] Mir
! ply, Joseph McKenny. Patrick Me
Aieenan; field stewards. C'fan-ua Rorea
Gaelic Athletic club, Newcastle,
n On SUNDAY. Aug. Is, Warronpoint
WAS crowded With people. Exeursiop
parties. accompanied by bands and
banners, arrived from various parts o.
Ulster and Leinster. IN the Afternoon
tbsFe onoaffaasse fSsaAeetilr s'' was he1
t In field near Duke street, andef thu
presidency of Very Rev. Hugh OsReil
! III, NeWrE The programme emhracea
/, fortystwo items Three bands t3aE
Rart In Inc flute band competition fo!
silver cup ST. Malachy's. Armagh
~ coiman's. Newry, and the Bugrer
band Tile trophy Was Won III liz
NewrF .ssi III ,t re.4 lss.tt.. III 4.
the N1rrrnnoiut eJ:A tf,t ssilId iT.i
and ~ lssenh's elr,ir. fiulttIaIk. iht
prize winners IN the other sections
We're: T. Murray. Llslea; D. Fearon
ana Hugh McShane Camlough; Jack
Mccoy, Rose Gornlley. james Multi
gan, Lily Latin, Winiffed Mckpown,
Mary Frances AIekeown ana May
Griffith, Tnndalk; John aIeeourt. F,lizn
McCourt Ellie Guy. Banbriage. Hugh
McStafe and Matt Becky. BalIvvarley
Maggie Killedy. Annie Hughes. John
Lohghlane, Lawrence KiHedy. Knock.
bridge; George Gordon and II. era
ham, Ballynahlnch; Matthew Grant
aud Bridget Murphy. Jonesboro
Michael 0Hare. Burreu: Kate No
Arile, NJ. Al. Caulheld, NJ. IIourican
]. Honrlcan. s. Mctsiycrn. Teresa Muir
ply, NJ Mckeyitt. John Carr Thomas
Burns. +. Ruddy, Warrenpoint: Eliza
beth Morgan and A. NJ. Rogers. xii
keel; John Breen, KiIcoo: r. Murray
Midtown: Mary Hynes. Margaret Mul
Inn, Mary Hughes. George Cabin
Patrick Hughes. Richard William
OBeirnc. = Fitzpatrick and J. Ne.
canll. al Of Newry, and Patrick Ne
Alllster 81 Newcastle. Father MalIan
. distributed the prizes.
FERMANAGri .---Jan Burns, farm.
er. &c Lagnagny, Boho. died III the
county infirmary lately as d result III
Injuries inflicted by a bull belonging
toshfn.
On Aug. Is sad drowning aceiden,
, took place IN Rossole lake, q mile froIl
, Enniskilieis. Denis Kenny, who was
! employed In the Imperial hotel, and Z
! companion left the town with the ob
ject Of milking cows I'M field beside
! the lake. The men had been in til,
habit Of bathing at the place, and tha
, evening Kenny proceeded TO have
I, dip while his companion began to min
! The COWS. Unfortunately Kenny select
: ed deep spot and got beyond hi,
/, depth. as when his comrnde came Il
\ the bank where his clothes were b,
!: could find no trace of him Kenn,
:, was twenty years OF nge
!, MohAGtiAN.--Ths death oecurre
4.