The Irish standard., 1906-03-10

. NEWS FROM lRELhND !
Antrim.

three fellow workmen seriously injured
by premature explosion Of gclasnito
in stone quarry on Jan. 25.
The trustees Of the late Mr.. Henr>
Martier recently decided to make over
the sum of $4,000 to the Royal Ei'-
toria Hospital, Belfast.
MR. Sloan, NJ. p. has been in some
trouble. He visited the Brompton
Oratory. London, recently, and ne:
there Il. gentleman who told til
Orangeman in Belfast what he hal
seen.
Henry Palmer. Il brewers comm"r
cial traveller. an. Il well-known crick
eter. committed suicide in Belfas @
i'eb. 6.
Armagh.
$4,000 is being raised in Portaao"'l
TO provide grounds for agriculE,r;l
shows and athletic matches. Alrea
el,23O has been subscribed.
His Emincnce Cardinal Logue lei
Armagh ON Fe,. 7.fOr Dublin ell rOuq
for Rome. on ris visit ad linlina. FL
was accompanied by the Very Rel
Monsignor Byrne. V. c., Dungannoi
Before leaving his Eminence gave in
slructions that no letters were to
forwarded to him during his absencl
AL business of Diocesan character w
III
absence by the Very Rev. Monsign'3
Segravc, v. c., Drogheda.
Carlow.
Mrs. Anne Kearney, widow % tt!t
late Richard kearney. mother OF ~
=. kcarney, of the G. S. and w. Rail-
way, and grandmother of Sister Mar.
Augustine oil The Dominican Corvcit
Wicklow, died a, Augha. Basnalst M'n
on Feb. 4.
cavan.
MIR. Denis Lennon OF Cootehill, on
of the towns oldest and most respected
residents. IL prosperous business mtl
nnl devout Catholic. died recent!
;L the age of 81.
MI Michael OI1alloran0sln esteemed
nnn venerable resident of Laccaroc
rulia, died on Jan. 90, aged rs.
The grand Bazaar in aid of the
Schools OF the Christian Brothers. hell
ut kilrush on the evenings of Jan. B
and Feb. l. was a gratifying success
Down.
In an editorial entitled "Nationalis
Position in Ulster" the Frontier Scn-
tiner OF Newry. strongly urges the
best energy and closest attention 0
the Nationalist leaders to the political
situation in Ulster: The catch-crI
Ulster will not have Home Rule
should be removed forever There are
quite Il number of Northern cOnStit'
uencies that oa!y require organization
;nd registration for the winning
Ey-rry City is one. There is to hand ;
Nationalist majority awaiting organi'
zation and registration. awaiting tina
help from headquarters that with loca
aid and support will put an end tt
the UniOnist representation. Thel
there is South Derry that once re
turned Tim Healy. and whose Ma
tionalist strength was pretty fairl!
evidenced in the close poll of DR.
kcightley. A thorough organization
could, We understand. make 1t prett!
nearly safe for Nutionalism. The same
applies to North Fermanagh that re
turned William Redmond. and is nov
represented by IL lInionist There are
Il couple of other constituencies tina
might be included IN the same cate
CORY. The question is-What is to b'
done with these? That is the ques
tiol that the Irish Parliamentar.
Party and the Directory OF the United
irish League have to face. and, In ou
not only their serious consideration
but their immediate attention. On
never knows when the next appeal t,
the electors may be made. Big major
itie.; are uncertain things, and in peace
is the time to prepare for war"
Dublin.
Miss Florence Barnwell. aged 30. :
nurse OF Adelaide Hospital. Dublin
committed suicide on Feb. by taking
nxstlic acid.
Lord Aberdeen. the new Lord Lieu
tenant. accompanied by Lady Aberdeen
maze his state entry into Dublin o,
Saturday, Feb. 3.
The death recently occurred at th'
franciscan Church Convent. MGR
chants quay. Dublin Of the Rev
Father Dunno, o. s. f.. the. reveret
Spiritual Director Of st. Joseph's Cath
Ollie Boys Brigade. This beloved prizes
had but few years ago returned t
ireland from his missionary labors II
the Holy Land and Australia.
A proposal is under consideration
TO change the name of Montgomer!
street. Dublin. to John Henry Fole!
street." In memory of the illustriou
Irish sculptor who was born in tina
street ins1S1S.
Galway.
L :, Or behalf OF Martin Healy. Michae