The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-04-04
thus breaking his record.


J recently visited the Clostoken prison.
ers. Messrs. Healy. QUINN Carey. Dug
gan and Connolly. in Mountjoy Prison
where they are undergoing four
months Imprisonment for cattle -driv-
ing, and found them in excellent spir-
its.
Kerry.
Captain, the Hon. T.. A. de Moylens,
who died on Feb. %, was the most pop
ular and respected gentleman in the
Dingle Peninsula, and he will long be
remembered by the people of Dingle,
and the surrounding districts. for his
kindness. During the many years in
which he acted as agent for his broth
er, Lord Ventry, he was beloved by the
tenantry, who placed the utmost con-
fidence in him. He had been i'll for
the last eight years, and he bore his
long illness with the greatest forth
tude and patience.
Kildare.
On Feb. %. a man named Halloran
discovered the remains of a human be-
ing floating in the canal near Ardreigh.
They turned out to be those of a man
named Henderson, peddler who was
missing from Athy for about fort
night He was a native of Newtown-
barry, County Wexford.
Kilkenny.
Died, suddenly, recently, George
Copley, Postmaster, Castlecomer. aged
80 years.-F'eb. ~, John Brennan,
Bawnmore, YOUNGSTOWN, aged "A years.
Married, Feb. II, at Gardiner street
Roman Catholic Church with Nup-
tial Mass). by the Rev. Father Holo-
han, Kilkenny. NJ. Phelan. assistant
master, Kilkenny Union. to Maggie
Doheny, the Globe Hotel, John street,
Kilkenny.
Kings.
The appeal lodged by the County
Council Of Kings County against the
decree of $500, awarded by Justice
Wright to Major Bennett Claiming
through his father), in connection
with the alleged malicious burning at
Birr some time ago was heard before
the Court Of Appeal recently, before
the Lord Chancellor Justice Fitzgib-
bon, and Justice Holmes. After a
heightened argument the Court allowed
the appeal and discharged the claim
on the ground that Mr.. Bennett had
no locus standi in law to claim on be-
half Of his SON. Considering that the
money was to be levied over the entire
county, the people OF Edenderry have
reason to be pleased with this decision.
Limerick.
The Months Mind Of the late Rev.
Father Casey, P. P. Abbeyfeal. was
celebrated on Feb. Is. in the presence
of large gathering of clergy and lai-
ty. The Rt Rev. DIR. O'Dwyer. Bishop
of Limerick. presided.
The steamship ormiston. from Ia
coma, Wash. with cargo Of between
1000 and 5000 tons Of grain. was re-
Gently locked at Limerick She is 40
feet in length. being the largest vessel
of her kind that has ever entered the
port
Ionsford.
The Tithe War in Ireland" was tho
subject of recent lecture at Long
ford. under the auspices Of the Total
Abstinence Society. by the Very Rev.
DR.. Mccartney. Maynooth. at which the
Rt. Rev. DR.. Hoare presided A vote
of thanks was passed to DR.. McCaff-
rey, who expressed a hope that the
people would free themselves from the
voluntary tax imposed by intemper-
ance, by joining the Total Abstinence
League.
louth.
On Feb. "a the Golden Jubilee of the
rluch esteemed Christian Brother, ].
Vincent Campbell, was fttingly cele-
brated in, the Brothers. Convent. st.
Joseph's. Drogheda. The happy event
was looked forward to with good
deal of local interest by reason Of the
personal worth and character OF Broth
err Campbell, and of his long service OF
twenty-four years in Drogheaa And
so he was the recipient Of a number of
presentations, organizations and
good wishes on the occasion from his
many friends present and absent.
Mayo.
DR.. Mcguire. Of Castlebar. has been
elected Coroner for South Mayo.
Miss Catherine Lotus, Of Stevens
Hospital. Dublin. has been elected the
night nurse in Castlemar Union Inf1r-
mary. Miss Lotus is County Mayo
girl.
\ Mr.. J. J. E'orde. Inland Revenue. and
Miss Rita Kilkelly, were married at the