The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-08-04

named Mary Cornell, from near Kill
maine. had been thrown out on the
roadside. The landlord is Mr.. Mel
don. of Athenry, County Galway. Re-
only one years rent due and the
valuation was CO Us.
Monaghan.
On July / a very deliberate case of
suicide occurred at Newbliss y sig
mailman named John Reilly. in the en-
ployment of the Great Northern Rail
way hanged himself in a closet just
Il few yards from his own door. De-
ceased. who resided With his sister,
had been on sick leave.
Meath.
Right Rev. DR.. Gauslrall. the newly
consecrlted Bishop of Meath. paid his
first visit To kells since his consecra
ticn on July H. and was received with
every manifestation of public rejoicing.
An old and respected resident of
the Royal Oak. Moyvalley. has just
passed away in the person of Mr.. Pat
rick Gully. He had reached the age
of % years and throughout his long
and honorable career earned for HIM
self by his many good qualities, the
respect of all who had the pleasure
of his acquaintance. His remains We're
inferred at Ballinadrimna graveyard
on July IA. Great sympathy is felt for
ment. Rev. Father Dunno. P. F.. Of
ticiuted.
Queens County.
DR.. MacDonnell eX-M. =. for LEX,
Queens Co. died in London on July 3.
MIR. Arthur Hume. Ballintclea House,
rimahoe. has been appointed a mag
istra,c for the Queens County. Mr..
Hume is Il prominent member of the
L.. |. L..
Roscomnon.
Addressing the congregation, ON July
s. the Rev. Charles O'Carroll. Admin
istr;,tor, ST. Mary's. Athlone COM
planned that young boys dubbed to-
gether to buy literature of I, very UNI
desirable description. which they car
ried about with them and read in turn
He directed the attention of both par
cnts and teachers. SO that disgusting
out. The antidotc against the class OF
stuff he complained of was the more
: general reading of Irish history and
works bearing on Ireland.
Sligo.
\ great fire occurred at SILICA Har-
Dor on the evening of July 6. Two
corn were completely consumed. The
jctties We're saved after great eXer-
tlnns. The total damage is estimated
at c2O.OO0. The fire was terribl!
fierce. the sheds being coated Will
tar. The corn WAS landed only Il few
days before. and is said to be partly
Tyrone.
Mr. Il. NJ. Kettle. the Nationalist
candidate for Fast Tyrone addressed
IL great demonstration at Cookstown
ON July /. Some sensation was caused
ly the reading of I. telegram stating
that five Ulster Unionist members OF
the House of Commons had voted
against the Town Tenants Bill the pre-
vious evening. Meetings We're held
at Galbnlly and kilecnan.
Tipperary.
AT a meeting of the ThurleS Board
"f.Guarlians. on July 10. Mr.. p. Russell
LJun) was elected Workhouse Master
by "a votes t" 10 for Mr.. Martin E.gan
The offices and flour. meal. and corn
stores of Messrs. Grubb and Son. New
, street. Carrick- on SUR. were de-
stroyed by fire. on July .. The fire
started at eleven o'clock and burnt
all night. People stood on the streets
helpless to check it, as there is nc
wntcrworlls in the place. The damage
. amounts to thousands of pounds, but
the loss is covered by insurance.
Wicklow.
Tor the election of IL medical officer
by the Rathdrum Guardians ON July
, 10 for the Newcastle Dispensary Dis
tricl. there were two candidates--Dr
T.. W. Lynch. Dublin. with Royal Uni
versty qualifications. and DR.. j. P
Walsh. kiltegan. The voting was /;
. tie. - Guardians voting for each can
/ ditlate. The chairman (Alr. ID. Con.
dren) voted for DR.. Walsh. and de-
clared him elected
Westmeath.
\ meeting of the Iinet, Branch O
the United Irish League was held OF
July 9 MIR. Thomas Keough. V p.
f presiding. The following members o
, the committee We're present: Messrs
Patk. Galligan. Patrick Coyle. JOIN
smith. Bernard Ntzhugh,. F. MDer
mott. John Askins. treasurer: Mat
Mulligan. secretary. \ letter was rea(
+ from the National Directory re tn
l I.aborerS Act.
j. Waterford.