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The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09
Che Way to Kill Blind Tigers.

As believer the Democratic doctrine that the governmental affairs
community should be left far possible to the will Of majority OF those
making doctrine OF
Applied to the liquor traffic believe that the present law which gives the
citizens liquor
THE BEST LAW THAT CAN BE DEVISED regulating this traffic Under its
operation all Florida divided into pa Florida and wet Florida
There counties the these countless
ing voted "dry entitled their wishes respected
&c. lso the of the w counties entitled to have their wishes
respected
noiety that ind tigers which loquia
ism for the places where whisky sold illegally dry counties flourish in
exclude the
This condition particularly bad the county Leon So much so that
those had prohibition complaints
that would the election "wet of "dy'
rather than have "blind tigers"
But while thankful when public conditions get bad
public officials their KNOW
DO TT.
At recent of the Circuit Court held Leon County Judge Malone
presiding and States Attorney Walker prosecuting white and
convicted of running "bnd tigers"
The evidence disregard the the
oator and little being used to conceal the illegal traffic
icular of
of 81 alternative months
against each of these convicted "blnd tiger" keepers.
We regard this a CONSPICUOUS EXAMPLE of Justice promptly
PROPERLY ADMINISTERED and predict that it will be effective break
ing blind tigers Leon County well warning to all other keepers
of blind tigers" in the State.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09
I 4 L s q
THE SUN

State printing, necessity meeting
Capital Publishing Company at Tallahassee holds contract with the Board
Institutions do the State printing period beginning
ending October 1907 and the Capital Publishing Company is STILL DO
BUSINESS AND ABLE TO CARRY OUT IT'S CONTRACTS
We have explained before that THE SUN COMPANY has bought 400 of the
4 issued the Capital Publishing Company that Claude DE
President of THE SUN COMPANY has been elected President of the Capital
Publishing Company
inclined with printing
the Capital Publishing Company prior May 49, 1906 bad We
printing by the State printers subsequent May 1906
COMES BEFORE CRITICISM.
While their Judgment suspended and they ALL with the exception
White intelligent firminded
calling their attention the fact that although the President of THE SUN
COMPANY and the President the Capital Publishing
claim to PRACTICAL printer the printing
President of THE SUN COMPANY, FAVORABY COMPARES
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09
NINTH PAGE
Saturday. June 9. 1906
Sy

We WILL therefore, again call the attention of the City Health Officer of
Jacksonville to the condition McCo
Some time when the writer editing the Daily Florida Sum- reporter
condition
ACCUMULATION DEBRIS of all
kinds along banks conversations with the Health Officer several
would immediate
the city that he
compelling the railroads. which stopped the waters of that creek such
extent that the
He did not hesitate declare that the railroads did not do something
City would virtue his
protector the public health TEAR UP THE TRACKS the railroads lead
ing that creek and clean it with his force
This time MCoys is STILL
STOPPED
With the of the City
suggest TIME TO COMMENCE
that McCoy sanitary condition before
the midsummer
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09
All Disease Is PreOentable.

We note with satisfaction that the commenced
TINS to the mosquito and general plan
public health
congratulate the Pensacola taking this wise timely
Florida
We the opinion if its cit
% would adhere strictly the principles cleanliness diet and
sOnable
established fact that is PREVENT
ABLE by system of hydropathy and dieteics.
We note with satisfaction also that the City Physician Jacksonville
attention Jacksonville
large and the attention of the City Health e needed places
tnat he might be excused he evsTleeks 49,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09

What howl raising
Jacksonville giving carnival
from the annual tribute levied them by Carter Wilson Hoomon
incidentally put dent into Carter his private graft
The City Council will not affected by Cater waing will the
ordinance asked for by the hundred
equal rights and privileges enjoyed by the Big Three
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09

Justice
distinct should
acquaintance include ALL sensible
Brewer said that the United States could armament with absolute safety and
set example to the world
mo nation said he "wl attack Many foreign diplomats
believe that this nation that it is attack eliminated
could go to The Hague and We doing it, follow foot
steps,"
How much better statement this kind sounds than those put forth the
clustering
g stick and carrying has lately succeeded getting through
bill authorizing millions
build the biggest battlehp in the world.
commenting Justice Bishop
Island 81
have learned that the demand for rightly understood
strongest the best"
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09
IKE HIM.

TYPOGRAPHICAL EXCELLENCE with printing done by practical
printer this
should disposed question the the
call his attention
ton OF being perfection geographically possible for Florida
printer to
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-09
4 Bully Motto.

indebted Golfers Weekly expression
appeals u strongly.
Comptroller Metz of the city of New York when demonstrated with by
taking much time looking the details the
trers Office forcby exclaimed I'm damned rubber stamp
This would anyboy
official strikes fine example of devotion duty for which thank
Weekly
We commend motto Society ladies'
guild motto the walls public buildings
servants work, IT COULD NOT BE IMPROVED UPON.
The expression 81 damned rubber stamp" by Comptroller
until he HAD EXAMINED 1T CAREFULLY considered whether
il FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD
This is healthy frame of mind for public official to be in, and
that all public officials everywhere will not be taking
Comptroller Metz of New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27

Gumersindo Y medic.
Fausta. Seis. No lie hagas case.
Eugenia. Que felicidad. Seis chi
quillos Y yo que por tener tan solo
unO serfa capaz de-.
Fausta. Capaz de arrepentirte de
haberte casado. .. .Quenifa eres!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27
EfIL A ropes

Para tapar frascos y botellas." "
Resulta edcaz y sencillo el proce
dimiento que vamos a indicar, para
tapar hermGticamente con corchos,
botellss frascos.
"Lavados primeramente los cor
chos con aqua templada, sacarlos
luego y sumergirlos enseguida du-
rante una hora, en- un bano de para
fina fundida
Antes de introducir el tap6n de
corcho en- el cuello de la botella
frasco, debe ponerse este en- aqua
caliente Asi Sc funde la pera1na
del tap6n Sc adhicre 4 la botella
que queda acknowledgements cerrada =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27
IA NENDIllBtB

Nos CauSa Verdadera pena, eI tc
ner que ocuparnos de aSuntos tan la
ment bl- 5 como POGO ediicantes.
Que unos pobres ciegos, manc0s,
coi0s, no coi0s, nos arredren por
unos centavos los sabados = no los
sabados, nj nos eXtrana aqui, nj nos
extrafla en- cualquiera otra parte.
.Lo que precede, nj t1ene gran i'm
portancia, nj es punto que Sintetlce
e mayor 8 menOr grado de cultura
dc este aquel pueblo.
Tanto en- las grandes ciudades, co
mo en- las que no 10 son, 81 no ocurre
tres cuartos de 10 mismo, ocurre Co
MO dos y medic, y para ell case, es
igual
Lo que si puede que no ocurra, es
el general des1lle que nuevamente
vuelve 4 n0tarse en- san Juan, deSde
hace algdn tempo 4 esta parte.
ST bien es ciert0 que, la tllantr0plca
"Sociedad Protectora de MendigOs,
arrastra una situaci6n POGO halagado-
ra. 4 pesar de los grandes esfuerzos
dc las distinguidas damas que ja pa
trocinan. no es para dear caer en- e
olvdo que. tras del que implora una
limosna p0r verdadera neccsldad,
van dos 0 tres desalmados, en- acecho
de una puerta nal cerroda. para aPro-
vecharse de 10 ajeno, contra Ia vo.
luntad de su dueno
Hay ordenes que caen en- el 0lvido,
sin que podamos enuever el por que,
de olvido tai
Que Implore Ia caridad pdblica. 81
otro medic no hay de remediarlo,
quien verdaderamente Sc encuentra
imposibilitado para ganarlo, no nos
paTece del todo NAL; pero, que vaga-
bundo desorejado pretenda vivir de
tai modo, nj nos parece Hclto, nj
creemos Que debe consentirse.
81 que los hay. 1quien 10 duda'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27
- Kg
(FRAGMENTo - ConEDtA)
IN CRIAI)O
IN CRIADO
ESeuto cxprcsamsnte para 9. BoLEr1< MtRCAAru


Eugcnia =, jor>,r d e>6eua Fansta p,5x
burda ncnoy loren Ntlq ,ntrada en- 10, 80
dec'a'da Part'd4rla dc t'aa clase de tntSs y
@Ir'ff$ dnmerN'ndo. "'<'a9 de fo"Ff". r. IS
a."D|' ~. D.>o, .Ig"| 4a,,a ''Sg''t' IS
,',,,,a ,r, '''" ''' '''''' "o''''''
Criado. lEnhanaeJ Los scnores
de Pulido.
Eugenia, Que pascn en seguida
FL rriaaS Sc rffir01 j. PaHSa)
Fausta 5QuG habras diCho de mI2
De flo que me tildabas de ingra
tuela y olvidadiza
Eugenia. NADIA de ESQ, Como
estas; (Sr Srganl
GumerSindo. Como Slgue ustcd2
EugenIa. Blen, " listed,
Gumersindo. Pcrfe tamente.
Fausta. " Fernando. y
Eu9enia. Bien. En- Il Circulo.
Sientese.
Gumeroindo. Muchas gracias. Con
su permiso.
Eugenia. II Fansfal ,Conque, CO.
mo tanto tempo sin acordarse de mi'
FauSta Chica, impossible Los
chiqui]los no me dejan tempo para
NADIA, Hace diez dias que estaba
oyectando venirte yer hoy por
una causa ma1ana por otra.... que
Isl el pcqueho, que 81 eI mayorcito,
.nada; "a sabeS 10 que oculrc. Y lue-
go este, que es como Dios le da 4
.entcnder. Cachazudo como e. solo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27
TipOs del VeraneO
DON RIG ARDO
Feflpe LlR0I eS.

Todas las colonias' veraniegas
| tienen Su don Ricardo.
Don Ricardo es un sefIor aleqre,
de edad madura, genio vivo char1a
pintoresca, que organiza las eXcursi0-
neS, anima los bales, hacc chistes,
dirige los jue&os de prendas y goza
de gran autorjdad entire los vera
/ ineanteS.
Ninguno de tstos sabe como Sc
apellida dicho senor. Todo el nun
do le llama Ricardo, en- tono familiar
y pocos saben QuiGn es nj en- que sc
0cupa este tipo que desaparece p2sa-
do el verano, sin que vuelva 4 saber-
sc dc & hasta Ia siguiente estaci6n
estival.
FL mGrito de don Ricardo consiste
en- hacerse simnatico. en- ser 1til Y
eD iuspjrar conhanza a chicos Chi
cas-, hombres y mujeres j6venes Y
viejos.
Los muchachos de Ia ~co.onia l.
estiman y respetan por su eNpcrien-
cia, halagdndoles su compalfa, pues
4 travGs de aquel senor "maduro'
ven al antique "punto Y capaz de mil
calaveradas
Las senoritas le rodean cari1osas.
p0rQue la conversation de este caba.
Hero tieno cicrto agradabIe picor de
que carece la de los politics hohos
4 quien elias escuchaus con frccuen-
cia
| Los padres y madres eonltan en-
don Ricardo, Y hasta lie encargan en-
stones el cuidado de sus hijos.
Is, por tanto, don Ricardo eI tipo
mas necesario Y qucrldo de Ia colo
MIA En- su indumentaria. en- suS
costumbrcs, en- SUI enter0 modo de
ser, revela esta univcrsidad de su
naturalcza, rs Casj vleio Y vi>tc como
TN joven En- su toilette = hay STEM
pre- un detalle atrcvldo .es Ia c0rba-
ta roja...2 1es el panuelo verdoso
que luce en- Il bolsillo del pecho .,. :
ces ell panama de piquG ., Estos
dctalles sirven para demOstrar que
don Ricardo, 4 pesar de sus "cuarcn
ia y cinco' :, adn 'polIea
y 10 mismo que con el traie lie su-
cede con la conversation, mezcla de
amenidad y 4 plomo, que por parties
| iguales gtstan los grandes y 4 los
ChicOS. Con sus pausados relatos Sc
atrae las personals graves, y con los
CuentOs que intercala en- su paliQuc
assgura a Ia juventud.
Tambien SITS costumbres tienen
caracter ''mixto'. Aunque los acha-
ques le obligan 4 acostarse tempra,
no, trasnocha con frecuencia. 81 hav
que dirlgir un "cotill6n" en- el Cast
no 8 hay que ensayar una piececita
en- el teatro del pueblo la madruga-
da lie coge bailando 8 metido en- la
c0ncha de apUntadOr
> Pero los placeres favoritos de don
Ricardo son las eXcursiones campes-
tres y los juegos de prendas,
Desde que Sc inicia Ia idea de ha-
Ger una excursion, don Ricardo no
tiene momento de sosiego. "To me
encargo de todo', exc1ama Y pro
v1sto de un ]apiz y un papeI recorre
la colonla apuntando "Quicncs
van y qUienes no van cuauto5
burr0S son precisos, cudles han de
venir apareiados con 'si1la y estri
bos y cudles otros con ''ser61" s
Jamugas.
10 que a la comida Sc refere.
queda tambi6n 4 su cargo. ST alguien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27

Criado. No, sef1orita, Tn boto-
mes del Circulo ACADIA de dejar esta
tarjeta de parte de el.
Eugenia. (L<yeHao liz farJtts) No
me esperes cenar. Tengo un com
promise con unos amigos. al bHbH-
c0) Que contrariedad
Fefipe LlR01 eS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27

Eugenia. Greene, vivo muy dis
gustada asf. Siempre he sido de
opinion que Ell matl imonio no es ma
trimonio mientras no median los
hiios.
Gumersindo. Tiene usted raz6n.
Eugenia. va yes, Fernando es
buenisimo conmigo. Me da todos
los gustos, me qulere muchisimo, Y,
sin embargo, no soy feliz. Nos fa1ta
algO, alg0 que llene ese va clio que en-
frfa nuestra union. A veces lie sor :
prendo triSte y pensativo, y es ESQ.
El no me 10 dice pero 20 Sc 10 noto,
daria cualquier cosa pQr TN pequefo
Fausta. Pues, hija. 81 ten6is tanto
interGs mafiana tie env10 tres 8 cuatr0
de los de casa.
Eugenia No serias til capaz de
desprenderte de ninguno.
Ggnersindo Sobre todo del ma
yor, que cs su oio de1echo
Eugenia. Que cdad tieue el ma
yorcito
Fausta. Ocho amos.
Gumersindo. Nueve.
Fausta. Och0. me vas a declr
q mi eI dla que naclo no SOY 70
Qe las que Ie qultan IA euau lo9 III
JOS para disminuirsela elias Tiene
.Ocho amos, once meses y velnticinco
.dfas.
Eugenia. va debe estar hccho un
hom0re.
Fausta. Cast tan alto como su pa
Ore cuando eSta Sentado, por ST.
pueSto.
Eugenls' f sabra Ieer y todo.
FauSta. \ cuenta5. 9uma, reSta,
mulupIica,.:
GumeESlndo. Y @t'f@< que eS un
gusto. No hay plato nj copa que du-
re una semana. rs un demonlo.
Mas malo que Ia qulna.
Fausta:: NO eS clerto; eS lulcloSo
como no haDIa doS de Su edad.
GumerSlndo. ESta eS la que de
testa a los MOS y lue8o sc Ic cae la
0aba ha0lando de elIoS'
Eugenla. rs natural. lodo ESQ
que ella dice no 10 Slente.
FauSta. En- parte 81 y en- parte
no. 70 les quero, PoTque son al I'M
y al caDo los unlcoS que nan de per
Petuar la raZa y el aPeiiioo de "unle'
FulncrSlndo' ne SoDIa d|luhd'do
poI eI lnundo. ooIo M heIlh3h3 tie.
ne "a dIeclSel2 ueScehd lenleS.
Eu8ehla. ,DeGlSe1S
'uiner9lhdo' uho ehcaT 8ado a
Parls.
hu8ehl2. que dlcha' Ne entrIs-
tece or h"oIar de esaS coSaS
fauSta. NO te eAtTaneS. que va
SaDeS que noSotraS, SOLO dei primer
matrlmonlo naclmoS catorce
Gumersndo. J tn mama Sc case
tres VeceS.
fausta. Oon declFte que no" reu-
nlaHloS q I" mesa mesa Veln'lcu"uo pei
Sona9 entire unoS y oIoS' !,
Eugenia. Y :eso no es Ia felicidad
compIeta'
TaoSta: no &c 10 hle8o,
Eugenia. Son los hJos Ia cont
no7'lon ue noSol'o9 III lSliloS' 3SoS' 80 9al
que anPil" noeStro deSeo oe FlVlr:
cDe quG. nos S'IVG " I eIIi2noo 55 M p
tener dlncro' 81 ma &c ue8af uh dla
G1l en- que , no Pou"lnoS q l9Ilu " TAI ,5 ue q;
nliaTi@, MI aa;d muy Ilo nope @ Pefo aqoeI natu-
porque t9dos semQs egolStas, no 10 10
yelloS coiinaoo. NueSlIaS IehtaS en
nan0s dc qolen no ha de a8radecef-
laS' de quleh' en- uh IeVGS de Ia Iof-
'una, SOLO Sa ORA IecoIuaInoS para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27
lE t4N0TiNiS

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
aver, 4 nuestro buen amigo don Ca
nilo Fernandez de Can6vanas ges-
tor de Ia frma Fernandez Y Sobrrnos
de aquella localidad.
Grata permanencia entire noSotros,
deseamOs al amigo Camilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27

Eugenia. Que alegres van, Son
rjdfculos, todo 10 que sc quiera ....;
pero 49,. (Pau5a LQrgo) Y .por que yo
no he de ser como ellos2 ..... Ioca 81
timbrel.
Crlado. .Llamaba la sehora2
Eugenia. tHa venido Ell se6orito7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27
information al dia
TELtbA bICHESNE

La comisi6n organizadora de la We
lada que ha de llevarse 4 cabo en- el
Teatro Municipal en- honor al dis
tinguido mdsico puertorriquefIo don
Casimiro Duchesne, a. e. p. d. y a
benefcio de su desamparada familia,
dc acueTdo con el sefior La Presa,
(don Ramiro) representante del nota-
bic transformista don Manuel, deci-
do transferir Ia citada velada para el
dia % de Octubre, sabado de la ter
cera semana del pr6Ximo mes.
FL senor La Presa, don Ramiro)
en- nombre de su hermano don Ma
auel. ofreci6 Ia comisi6n un mime
TO del programa, en- Ell cual lucira
una vez mas, el estimado amigo Ma
nolo, su indiscutible perfection en- el
tranSformismo.
La comiSi6n estima 10 mucho que
vale tan generoso ofrecimiento de
los senores hermanos La Presa y les
snticipa expresivas graclas pOr todo.
Ok PONCE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-27

Eugcnia - jor>1r q e>beita. Fausta nds
burda mcnos ioreu Ntlq e.trada e1a los 81
u dccjdjda partjd9rja dc f9ta clasc dr bntrS .
afeitrs Gumcrsindo. m1~tdo dc Fausta r>
hombre de pcso ruIgar Y HGaa eirgaHfe. Is
dt ioS CUR 81 sirHt1n g''ordand0 at>oilt4 81
mrtriH.
Evening star., 1906-02-24
For reputable advertising no

For reputable advertising no
medium is so good as news
paper with full family or
household patronage; and no
other newspaper in the world
has so large regular perma-
nent house-to-house circula-
ton in the city where it is
printed, in proportion to the
population thereof. as that of
The Evening Star in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1906-02-24
SUBURBAN.

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acres of ground, stable.
$50. Farm near Tenleytown, d c
$I8.......W Winthrop Heights, or
$I5........G Greenvale, D c, 5r, "a
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
LOVES YOUNG DREAM.

o! the days are gone, when beauty
bright
My hearts chain wove:
When my dream of life, from morn till
night,
Was love, still love.
New hope may bloom.
And days may come
Of milder, calmer beam,
Oh, there's nothing half so sweet in
life
As loves young dream;
oh, there's nothing salt so sweet in
life
AS loves young dream.
Though the bard to purer fame may
soar,
When wild youths past:
Though he win the wise, who frowned
before,
To smile at last;
He'll never meet
A joy so sweet.
In all his noon of fame,
AS when first he sung to woman's ear
His soul-felt flame
And at every close she blushed to hear
The one loved name.
Oh, that hallowed form is ne'er forgot
Wn1cn nrSt love traced.
Still it lingering haunts the greenest
spot
On memory's waste.
Twas odor fed
AS soon as shed:
Twas mornings winged dream:
Twas a light that ne'er can shine again
On life's dull stream:
Oh! twas light that ne'er can shine
again
On life's dull stream.
Thomas Moore
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
Look Up, Not Down.

God has filled this world with many
beautiful and pleasant things. and we
never seem to see them. We fasten our
hands on little bit we call our own.
and whine and whine because il isn't
more. Grumble because some one has
more than we have. Economic and
deny ourselves every little pleasure in
order to add to our saving. Hate to
pay for a paper. hate to give more
than a copper to the contribution box.
hate to hear the priest say that a COT
lection viii be taken UP on certaf
Sunday-hate to go to church on THAI
day, so stay at home. And how gem
erous the good God has been to u.s. We
are surrounded by all that He has made
or has taught man to make. And He
has given US a soul that looks out
through our eyes. to see and appre-
ciate all these things, but we keep our
eyes fastened on the low, sordid things
of life and often fail to see that all
that we are and have in from Him.
Look up. not down. and don't give
grudgingly of what has been given to
you to use for a time, be sure you
cannot take it with you. even if you
wished to. There may be those left
to mourn our loss" who are waiting
anxiously to claim all that you have
loved and must leave So it is wise
to try and do a little good with il
while in the land of the living.-NeW
York Catholic News.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
Cork.

a marriage was solemnized in the
Parish church of the Holy Rosary, Mid
dleton, on Nov. %, between Miss Eliz-
abeth Mary Queenie Coppinger, eldest
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Stephen Cop
TEinger, J. P, Middleton lodge, and Mr.
George H. Dennehy of Laurentum,
County Waterford The Venerable
Archdeacon Hutch, D. D., P. P, Mid
dIeton, officiated, assisted by the Rev.
Father O'Connor, the Rev. Father
Murphy, and the Rev. Father O'Ma-
honey. The groom was accompanied by
Mr.. Bird, and the bridal party included
Major General Sir Thomas Dennehy,
x. c. NJ. G.; Colonel O'Brien, Captain
Edward Sherlock. There were three
bridesmaids-the Misses Hilda, Violet
and Miriam Coppinger, sisters of the
bride.
Private Denis Moriarity of the Royal
Dublin Fusiliers, a native of Glenf1isk,
Kerry. shot himself at Fermoy on Nov.
26. while temporarily insane.
An interesting event took place on
Nov. 26 in Cork, when Patrick Walsh,
aged So years, and Mrs. Mccarthy,
aged rs years, a widower and widow,
4 both residents of Killeagh, were
aripd
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-12-29
Iouth.

Mrs. Mary A. Downey of Drogheda,
wife of Alderman Downey, died on Nov.
P6. to the sorrow of the entire district
A meeting Of the North Louth exec
utive of the United Irish league was
held on Dec. at Dundalk. The Rev.
Nicholas Lawless, P. P. Faughart pre-
sided. Resolutions were passed deal
ing with the question of land purchase,
the evicted tenants, the laborers, and
the position of Mr.. William O'Brien, NJ.
p. The meeting was addressed by Fa-
Their Lawless, Mr.. Dermot O'Brien,
United Irish league organizer, and 9TH
Rrs. One Of the speakers was an evict-
I'd tenant whom his landlord has agreed
10 restore after he had been evicted
iwerty-four years.
Patrick ]. Murphy. only son of Mr..
Patrick Murphy, proprietor of the
Drogheda foundry. lost his life through
an accidental fall at Cairnes brewery,
Drogheda. on Dec. /. Mr.. Murphy was
an exemplary citizen, a capable en-
gineer. and member of the Drogheda
EathOlic club.
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Clare.

Mr.. James ]. Comyn. youngest son OF
Mr. James Comyn of Kilshanny, and
brother of Mr.. NJ. Comyn, b. L., was
amongst the successful candidates at
the recent honor examination in Trim
ity college for the degree of B. A. MT.
Convn secured the moderatorshlp
dvith silver medal in legal and polit-
Scal science. He was also awarded the
,O'Hagan silver medal for oratory at
The Kings Inn.
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Armagh.

Deep regret was felt in Lurgan on
Nov. % when it became known that
Mother Mary de Sales had passed
away Mother Mary de Sales had
spent the twenty-nine years Of her re-
ligious profession in LUrgan convent
and, as a token of the respect in which
she was held by the Sisters of the Com
munity of Mercy, she was selected to
fill the responsible position of superior
ess no less than four times. Deceased
was a sister of the Rev. Canon Niece
ney, rector of Crossmaglen.
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Meath.

Mrs. Mary Bernard KERN died at the
Convent of Our Lady of Mercy, Trim,
Dec. 3. in the sixty-third year of her
age. and the forty-third of her religious
profession.
The Church of st. Patrick. Trim,
erected at a cost of about e22OOO, has
beer. recently considerably beautified by
the addition of a costly marble pulpit
Il is the gift of Mrs. Mary j. Cullinane
of Carrolstown house, Trim.