The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-07-20

last, ana was well Known on atAletlI
tracks throughout Ulster as one OF the
swiftest of sprinters and specially no.
ted for his prowess in the hurting field
died suddenly from heart disease. a,
Enniskillen, on June 81, after returning
from a practice game at Celtic Park.
u Galway.
A shocking outrage is reported from
Carnakelly. near Athenry. The tails
We're cut off two COWS belonging to a
farmer named Patrick Mitchell. Dis
satisfaction existed in the locality at
the division of the lands by the Es-
tates Commissioners. and it is believed
that this feeling is responsible for the
outrage
James Nicholson. j. P. prominent
1rish-Australan, after an absence of
land of his birth.
Kerry.
The Right Rev. DR.. Mangan, Bishop
OF Kerry, at the masses in ST. Bren-
dams Cathedral, Kilmlarney on Sun
! day. June "a. referred to his recent
visit to Rome. and spoke of the So
licitude of His Holiness for the Irish
people. In conversing with him the
Pontiff stated that he was we'll aware
of the sincerity of their faith and their
fidelity to the Holy See.
The death has occurred at Turin
game House, Castleisland. of Mr.. j.
O'Donohue. father Of Bro. O'Donohue,
OF the Christian Brothers, New York.
and of Rev. j. oDonohue. priest on
the mission in America.
Kilkenny.
In writing to Father Brennan. treas
urer of the South Kilkenny Executive
OF the U. l. L., James O'Mara, NJ P,
who resigned his seat in parliament,
referring to his endeavors in private
and public to alter the policy of at
tendance at Westminster. said: II
cannot be given l decline to be a dis
satisfied, carping critic"
Longford.
An action was tried before Justice
Gibson on June 25 in which Mr.. M.
Higgins, Ballymahon sought to re-
cover 6 so damages or the alleged false
representation by Messrs. Waters Bros,
Dublin, that a hogshead of wine which
he purchased from them was shipped
direct from Oporto. The jury found
for the plaintiff. with E 1 los damages:
but 10 having been lodged in court
by the defendants. jundgent for the
latter was entered
Leitrir,.
Mr. c. ]. Dolan, NJ p has addressed
letter to Sir Thomas Esmonde, whip
Of ths Irish Parliamentary Party. ask
ing him to have his name struck off
the list of members of the party in
consequence of the refusal of the Ma
tional Directory to adopt the resolution
requesting the party to abstain from
attendance in the House Of Commons.
Louth.
An order for the marble high altar
for the Augustinian Church, Drogheda,
has been given to Farley & Co., Com
den street Dublin, who are also ex-
ecuting, among other orders the
stained glass windows for the Presen-
tation Convent Chapel. Drogheda and
the decoration of the Capuchin church.
Church street.
Limerick,
At the Limerick City Petty Sessions
on June Is Patrick Downes, CORDIALLY,
was charged with shebeening and was
fined f5, or In default of paying same,
was sentenced to months imprison-
nent
At the distribution of prizes in Lau-
rel Hill Convent, Limerick. on June
goth. the Right Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer said
that during his visitations he had made
hiself acquainted with the condition
Of education In the National schools of
Tie uiuCeSe, anu lie was dDic u say
that in intelligence. in training, and in
careful preparation. the children in
their answering showed that the Ma
tional schools were doing splendid
work
Mayo.
Straide Abbey-the scene OF the pill
grimage on June %. to the grave Of
Michael Davitt-is one Of the oldest
Dominican foundations in Ireland. and
owes its origin to the munihcence Of
Stephen d'Exeter Jordan in 1858 The
Abbey church was restored in 1875.
After the dissolution of the mona
steries 1t was leased to James Garvey.
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