The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-04-14

Quent pauegyric on St. Patrick was
preached by DR. O'Donnell, Bishop of
Raphoe.
Michael Scarlet. the engine driver
"f the train from Burtonport to
Gwecdore. was accidentally killed when
on March 20.
Fermanagh.
In t.nniSkillen there was Il de,nonStr;,-
ton on ST. Patrick's Day. organized by
the Devenish branch of the Irish Nat
ional Foresters Benefit Society. After
the procession Il Gaelic athletic tour
nament Was held at Derrych;,rr;..
Galway.
AZ the Galway aSSiZeS on March 90.
Martin lIculy. Michael Green. Patrick
Ryan and John l'allnn pleaded not
guilty to Il charge of having fired shots
ut Francis NJ. awe-Taylor. With in
tent to murder him. Ryan and Green
We're acquitted by direction of Justice
Wrignt. and the jury ais" acquitted
the other prisoners.
His Grace the Archbishop of TlElm,
in Il paper read at the meeting of the
Galway ArcharoloEic:tl Society. ON
Murch 10. said the history of the West
if properly handled. coul,l hc made
quite as interesting as amy romance.
Kerry.
H.v. H. kerrins. for the past twelve
years C.. c.. in the parish of l<i'l"rSlin.
| has been appointed T.. H. i'm the parish
of Prior.
| March Is suddenly. Il, his residence,
Strand street. Tralcc
James Driscull. C,berina. had his
foot badly crushed by the falling nj
the holy water font in ST. Johns
church. 'rr;tlcr. during the evening mis-
sion service. March 16.
Mrs. Kate o'Donnei WAS drowned
ON March 49, mt cts,cgrcgury She
| used to- 90 across tn. mountain tn
consult DIR. Kane. and it is supposed
| fell into the lake.
Kilkenny.
A HHllyraggct petty sessions on
| March ~ MtsSrs. j. +. brennan and
| Thomas t.%an We're charged with at
tempting to fraudulcnliy obtain Il stake
at the Kilkenny Coursing club meet
ing ut T:alycnnra on tn" 9th of Mo-
vcn,bcr, 1905. by falsely subStitutin"
one dog for another. .Aflcr hearing
evidence aud taking dcpnsit"nS. both
prisoners We're returned for trial. bail
| being allowed.
| Longford.
| ON March ~ the Risn, Rev. Dr.
Ilonrc, bishop Of Ar'lugh and cl"nnlac-
noise. was made the recipient at Il
beautifully illuminated address from
| their appreciation of his goodness in
| providing and splcndidly euuiping Il
new temperance hall in their midst.
| The address was read by Mr.. Nicholas
Lamb. town clerk.
Limerick.
The death took place on March 20
of Mr.. John Gubbins i;uree House,
| Limerick in his siXty-sevcnth year.
| He won the triple crown with Gall
tee More. and II few years later .Ard-
patrick won the Derby.
All the tenants on tn" estate of
George NJ. Ncrekcr. ut l;allybchy and
Itromlrlnna .Ahbyfc;,le. With the eN-
rcl,inn of two or three, HAY" now
signed agreements t" purchase at -
Years ON second term rents. \rgotia-
have been in progress for the past lwo
years.
Richard Srnnluu. chief boot buyer
for many years for McSsrS. Todd.
Burns n CO.. Dublin. died on March
IL Of HpopIcXy. II, his hnnc. Dundrum.
lie WAS ~ years uf age. \ nntive of
| County limerick. he received his bust
ness training in the city of limerick.
Louth.
John Conner died on March L, as tho
result OF injuries received by :, fail
| from II cart at l.ynns. C:,stlchcllin.-
ham, The deceased was Il married
man. OF fine physique, and about 81
years of age
Monaghan.
\ great Gaelic concert was hcl, in
| Monaghan on March 20. under the
joint auspices of the Gaelic League and
| the Gaelic Athletic Association. Tho
new hall was taxed to it's utmost ca
pncity and the programme was fully
and dcsrrvcdly appreciated.
Mayo.
The Righ, Rev. DR.. l.ystcr. ltish"p
of Achrony ordained to the prizes,
hood in the parisl, church. Kil1imagh
ON March u.s. Rcv. j. blaine. late OF
| the Irish College. Salamanca. Spain
In opening the Mayo aSsizrs at
castlcbar, on March IA. Justice Holmes
said there had been Il considerable i'm
provc,ncnt in some respects in tn" or
der of the county during the PAST few
months.
\ sermon in Irish was given in the
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