The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-04-14
most prominent merchants in the

most prominent merchants in the
West OF Ireland for the last 80 years. |
list. and took part in every political
movement since the rising in CT. For
years he was I, l,romincn, member of
he local board OF town commissioners.
He is survived by his wife ami eleven
children.
TIE syllabus of Stokcstuwn teis.
OF July. has been published with an
appeal for sympathy and financial as
siStance. and the audited balnnce
sheet of the branch. showing II credit
balance of ell lis. on the years
working
Sligo.
~ fund has been opened I" indem-
nifty Rev. r. j. O'Gr:tdy. c. c.. in the
heavy legal costs nc Mas put tn in
defending the action taken against
him by Mr.. Luke Armstrong, Tubber-
curry arising out OF the Banad;. Co.
Electoral Division contest. The special
jury before whom the case was tried
found for the plaintiff in the sum of
one farthing damages. II is stated
that notice for Il new trial has beeu
served by Mr.. Armstrong. Apart from
the admitted merits of the appeal.
Father O'Grady's record us a lifelong
Nationalist should ensure II generous
response to the effort That is being
made to indemnity him against the
loss for his action in TIE ease. Father
O't;rady WAS ordained in 1881 and his
County Galway.
Tyrone.
The us. of the court house at i,un-
beg. which the county council had
granted ror the Ulster Training Col
| lcge. has been refused hy tho receiver
of the estate. Col. Irvine, because the
! Gaelic Union is Il branch of the G;trlir
| League. which he considered both Soc
| tartan an, political. The college will
now Er established i'm Clnu"hanclly. in
Z, house which commands :, splendid
| viry of Tory Island.
\ magnificent demonstration of the
| Ancient Order Of HibcrilianS VAS held
| ON ST. PatrickS Day. in IL field adin-
cent t" Dunaghmorc. placed ut their
| disposal by Mr. Patrick M'CausInnd,
| under tho, presidency of Bro. John Ill-
| ion. O." Delegate.
Tipperary.
The Hon. r. i. tluinlnn. Il native ri
lipIr,;try. the speaker nf the lcgiSlH-
tive assembly of Yves, Australia who
visited the House of Commons on
March IL. as the guest of MIR. William
Redmond, NJ. r.. left Ireland in his
laird year, and is now in the prime
of successful manhood. visiting the
land of his birth. Mr.. Quinln who is
i'm the curly fortits is Il gentleman of
imposing presence. with finely chiselcd
features and keen. dark eyes. He is
very attractive in conversation and
full of ancc,lote and is an ardent Irish
Nationalist.
Wexford.
Thomas Cuuncy. ~ RHrr,ck street.
Wexford. died at the Wexford County
Intirlnary ON March 20. as TIN, result
tl,. Nj;
nHEh. The man w;ts employed at
t'nopcr's works and while walking
along the railway siding there slipped.
With the result That Il wagon passed
over one of his legs.
Justice Madden. in opening the CONF
mission for the County of Wexford, ut
Wexford ON March ~. said he WAS in
II position to congratulate the grand
jury ON the satisfactory condition of
the county
ON March !? Righ, Rev. DR.. Brown.
bishop of Ferns. raised t" the dignity
"f priesthood Rev. Patrick j. Ennis
lMratD. for the diocese of Leeds.
f.nEl;tnu. anu KEY. Mlclatl 1>e;itutH
(Wcxtor,D. for the diocese of Si,rra-
nrntn California. T.. S.
Waterford.
ON March 1G the rcln;ims of Mrs.
WIN. Flood. wife of Mr.. WIN. Flood,
and sister of the late Very REV. James
\. Fitzsimou, r. F.. V. g.. We're i'll
TERED in the Catholic cemetery, Lu,-
crick. attended by Il vast concoursc OF
nourncrS. The coffin containing the
remains. which had lain on Il cat:l-
faluuc in st. Carthagc's Cathedral
from the preceding evening. was borne
| in procession through, the streets of
| the town. preceded by the Ven. Arch
deacon M'C:r;,lh. T.. r., ". r.: Rev.
Richard j. Casey. &. G.. and Rev.
| james kirwau. G. G.. All the shops
| in the town We're suffered as the
| ror,cse passed through and mani
rcsta,nns of SORROW were visible on ali
| sides
| Will Be Worthy.
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