The Irish standard., 1906-05-26

Philonlena is daughter of Mr. John
Keenan,. Springfield. Dungannon. and
Sister COLUMBIA is 4 daughter of the |
late Mr. Felix Daily, of Scotch street.
Dungannon.
Dublin. |
Mrs. Rose Ryrne aged 81: died sud-
denly at her residences. So CunStitu-
zion Hill, on April 81.
Charles Devlin. d porter in the en-
plryment of the Dublin Corporation.
became suddenly i'll on April 81. and
was removed to the hospital Deviin |
is the oldest employe in the Dublin
Corporation. He entered its service
IS years ago. and was an employe
When Daniel OConuet WAS Lord May |
or.
y new rish-lreland paper. Sim
Fem. has made it's appearance.
The limited Irishn~an'' ceased pub
location {, fen weeks ago
The funeral took place ON May 4. |
from ,IerNiS street Hospital to ti!aS
neNin Cemetery. of the remains nf The
late MIR John Kennedy formerly of
th,. i2nl ana saith Regiments. and SUBJ
Seuueutly Sergeant Major in the Army
Service Corps. The deceased veteran.
| Nh" had attained his 10Th year. served
through ih" Crimein war, being dec
| "iate, with the Turkish and other
h"n"r"i ut the close "f his military
career with the medal for long service
and good conduct,
| Fermanaak.
The Bishop of Clnsher. has appoints
ed the Very Right Canon D'Cnnnnr.
F. r.. Ncwtonbutler. parish priest nf
'!ered vacant through the death of the
l;lte Rev. Terence c"nl;ln. p. r.. Canon
| D'Cnnnnr was one IF the first priests
in Ireland To join the United l,iSil
League. and his attendance at the Ma
,i"nal Conventions was always produce
tive "f much practical good.
Galway.
\ return of the number of eviction
notices filed under Section ! of the
Land Act of 1881 for the quarter end
ing March 81 1906. shows that there
We're a34 clses in the County Courts
ana six in the Kings Bench Division.
Galway claims 10. Mayo ST. ravan
81. Clare SO. Fernunagh -. l.eitrim
%. and Donegal 20 of these cases.
Kerry
For the last six weeks ynun. men
and women are leaving in great num-
bers the o'c"nnell country for the
great Republic of the West ON diff
tercnt mornings during the week par
ticulary on The mornings of WcdneS-
days and Saturdays. it is depI"lnbIe
, t" witness 1T the C;ihrciveen Railway
Station young boys and girls taking
le:l|" nf their relatives. friends aud
nciShh"rs ON their departure for the
continent nf .Americ;t
Mr.. Wiliam Sham. son of Sir 'rhnm-
aS Shaun. eX-Lurd Mayor of MAN.
chester. aud s"l-im-l;,w uf Mr. Will
liam liiIjnrd. Denny street Trulcc
died Oh April so from injuries re-
ceived the previous day in falling from
the cliffs ut Great brmes Head Linn
dudn". The deceased gentleman. who
was - years of age. WAS engaged with
his father in the cotton trade
Kildare.
The virulcmt type Of s,1lrlutil;.
which originated in the military bur
l;lrk$ ut kildnrr some seven ar eight
days ago. cl;limeh ON April ~ tn.
Rev. ir"ther Dunno as its first victim
Already there are twenty cases lying
M in the military barracks and tel
cases in the town. some of which ar,
very serious. Every prrrautnn is be-
in. taken by the military authorities
and the local medir, officer ut health
' Leitrm.
Mr.. +. +. Kenny. OF New York has
BNlnlc. C"rnalaghtn. tivemilebu,,,nc
Co. Lrlrim. Mr. Kenny is one nf the
many lrishmcn who by his ability. en-
ersy. and industry built up Il success
full business in the States Mr. KENNY
will do the Continent and revisit Ire.
land for IL short stay previous to his
return to Alneriri
Limerick.
The funeral of the late Mrs Alir.
Murphy. of Kilteely. who had beer
WardmiStrcSs at the Limerick Union
for the past thirty years. took place
ON April c6 to Dromkcem. and tn,
large number OF friends and peopl,
present testified to the great respet
in which the deceased was held b,
her fellow officers. the Guardians. an,
the public generally.
Coneford. ...
Al l.nngfnrd Quarter Sessions ol
April - before Judge Curr;,l, Thos
Gillespie. IL bailift, living at Derrycas
sen. MAS charged with pointing a re-
volvcr at Patrick Reilly on Christmas
Day last. The evidence went to shov
that Gillespie called Reilly Il Popisl