The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-05
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Leland missionary. ana Douglas fe-
VAIN. described us an evangels, who
was arrested in Liverpool. We're
charged with having conspired Wit,
others to obtain money by false pre-
fences from Belfast residents. The
two were renlInded.
on April :. Sarah Picken. aged
about so wears. found dead in
I; stream convenient tn Tro"perslane
Railway Station. near CarricEfer.us.
1, is believed that she tripped and
fell into the stream which runs along
side the country road. ana WAS
stunned in the fall. Deceased belonged
IN knork;,yh
His Holiness Pope Plus X. has
sen, his special blessing and II pleu- /
AIRY Indulgence 1" the Rev. Brother
.AnSelm Sheedy. MitrhclStowm. "n the
occasion of the Golden Jubilee nj his
entrance into the Christian Brothers
Order celebrated at MitchrlStnwm on
.\,,ril 10.
Charles Purcell. Dormcre. Mnllow.
died on April = from injuries received
by Il fall from his horse when return
iug from II meeting of the MnlloW
Agricultural Society WHICH h;,d been
specially summoned for the purpose
at offering the sympathy of thc So
'iety to the relatives of the lat. MIR.
i. j. Fitzgerald.
Margaret Desmond. aged 81 years.
was found dead in her bed on April
s. i'm the house of her daughtcr-in-
aw and tn. latter's mother n Kill
Shinahan, about eight miles from
Random.
Amongst the recent registrations at
Somerset HOUSE is that of the Done
sal Industrial Syndicate, Ltd. which
has been formed. with Il capital o.
c..l00. to acquire the benefits of ;n
agreement fore he purchase ~ the
i.',Sehold beds, deposits. and uuarricS
nj granite and other stone, k;l"iin ana
Gays. under certain iallu. KNOWN as
the RosseS. in the parish Of Temple
crrne. barOny of l;Oylah Co. Donegal.
held Oh, lease for 30 years from 1889,
direct from the Marquis of crnyng-
h;tm.
Derry.
\ eve. the property of Daniel Heg-
nf norhn
has given birth to six lambs. one
died hut the others are doing we'll
Mr.. HaEcrty owns another eve which,
some time ng" gave birth To four
lambs.
Rev. Patrick Magcc p. r.. of Plum
bridge. died. on April 10. For some
Years past Father Migee had been
in failing health. and a journey to
south Africa was OF very little avail.
Dublin.
Dublin electrical engineers COM
i;in of the granting of the contract
Of the international Exhibition for
electrical light and power L" a large
';rlflSt guar;,ntor.
Mr.. Bryce. replying to Il uucston
10y Mr.. Sloan. says il is intended to
retain the services of Sir Anthony
Macdonald. Understanding for Ire
land. aus long as possible.
TN April Il man unnrd William
Kelly. residing at NO. 80 Sweet mans
avenue. B!ackrn,k. was found ,ieud
in his bed by his wife. Heart ,,iS,.nS,
wns the cause.
l;y the death of Mr.. Mchncl Mahcr
"f IS Upper Dorset street Dublin the
licensed trade has lost one of ii" old
est mrmhers The deceased. wnc was
Aent To Dublin upwards of 81 year.
ago. and wHs Very successful.
Down.
un April ! Lr. james Martin
Newry. died at his residence in Hill
street. Deceased WAS Il rnmpnlntive-
~ young man.
Mr.. John Warning Maxwell Hughes.
al Stone Island. Ardgl,Ss. who died
On April 6. WITS Il remarkable person.
aiity. Born near IrOwnpatricl, h.
served his apprenticeship at Green
"rk as a Shipwright. and made vOy-
ages to many parts of the world
Galway.
ON April s Il large and enthusiastic
meeting w:,S held in the village OF
killceclc. -four miles from I.uughrcu
|" commemorate the death of Il young
peasant named Anthony DAILY, who.
on Good Friday. in the year 1920. was
hanged at Scetin Castle for the alleged
offence of attempting to shoot 4
tNr;nnical landlord named Burke.
Young DAILY was Il leader OF, the
Whiteboys but protested his innocence
Of the crime. While awaiting trial he
was offered his liberty and cXtrav.gaa.
brides by Government emissarieS if
he only gave information that would
compromise his associates. This he
refused to do. After the hanging he
was beheaded, and his remains were
conveyed to Kireecle graveyard, whcr.
Il plain slab marks his resting place.
and ii was practically over the grave
that the speeches We're delivered.