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New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
TO IMPROVE FIFTH AVE. HOUSE.
Plans Also Filed for Altering Fulton st.
Building.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for remodelling and enlarging the
four story and basement dwelling house No. SOB
Fifth ave. adding five story extension. the
improvements being made for DR.. James B. Glenn
ems. as owner, at cost of 5000 according to the
estimate of Charles E. Birge, the architect
Plans have also been filed remodelling the
two five story loft and store buildings Nos and
% Fulton st, owned by the Rhnelander estate. the
improvements being made for T. A. Cauchois &
Co, lessees, and for making over the ground
floor of the loft building Nos 120 and 122 East 1th
into amusement hall for Joseph Goldenb berg.
Joseph Wolf and L. F. J. Weiher the architects.
Axel S. Hedrnan. architect for P. W. Whtridge.
receiver of the Third Avenue Railroad Company,
has filed plans for remodelling the northeast end
of the second story of the big power house of the
company at Second ave. and 66th St into Office
for the company's chief engineer. There will be
series OF windows, with ornamental wire glass
and arched Iintels.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
NEGRO ORATOR OPPOSES PARSONS.
Says He Lost Place in Albany Because of
Refusal to Support Representative.

AT meeting of the Charles E. Hughes League of
the 27th Assembly District at No 1884 Broadway
last night w. II. Butler the chairman told a large
audience why he opposed to sending Herbert
Parsons 20 Chicago to look out for the Hughes in
terests He said:
l have been dismissed from the place of ianitor
of the state Assembly because refused to support
Herbert Parsons delegate the Republican Ma
tiOnal Convention. His agent, b. w. b. Brown
leader of the 27th Assembly District tried every
means in his power to make change, but told
him l did not think Mr.. Parsons should represent
the district because he had used every known tactic
defeat the Hughes resolution.
Mr.. Brown told me he would give until the
next day to change my mind In the mean time he
teephOned TO Beverly r. Robinson and advised him
to have Speaker WadsWorth WELD the axe. NV
official head went off ask all fair minded colored
to resent the in which Mr.. Brown was
selected and the manner in which lost my place.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
MURPHY TURNS DOWN M'CARRENITEs
Angry Because Metz Does Not Name lam
manv Men as Deputy Auditors.

Because Controller Metz shows no oiSPosiuoh ~
rive Tsnrnany any of the deputy auditor places au
.Lszos recertIv bv the municipal and state Civil
er,.,ca commissions Charles r Murphy served no.
,ice tris week on the McCarren people that McCar-
80, would not get any of the clerks to be appointed
ny CITY Clerk Scuily for the marriage license ou-
-ssu in the various boroughs-
I,..o- Afc,-arren sent a number of names TO
,-, Clerk SlIIiy the day. but Nr Scully be
,rq strong Tamnany man. decided TO ignore me
oo,,ests of the Brooklyn machine and appoint ohi!
-hose men suggested by Murphy.
Ny ScuIly has been trying Tor q lhoh'h " -.
-, ,.,.r 80 anr-orriate SIS. 900 for sixteen ad-
,t,to-sl clerks needed for the extra work The ap-
,ronriation has been held up by the Republican
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
ANTI-M'CARREN BY MISTAKE.
Misunderstood Name Turns Subway Meet
ing to Roast for Long Pat"

While two thousand South Brooklynites, who
gathered at the Prospect Hotel. Coney Island last
night. cheering for Bird s. Coier and the
Fourth avenue subway that is be. the meeting
deftly turned into nti-McCarren demon
stration. and Mr.. Colcr and other speakers pre-
dicted i'll for the Democratic leader
John A. Heffernan. Mr.. Coler's secretary spoke
of William McCarroll, the Public Service Commits
soner. and of his work for the subway Several
persons thought he said McCarren. and Kissed
Immediately the subway forgotten and the
other speakers. among them Durham II. Van Week
Deputy Tax Commissioner roasted" the long Sem
ator, until Mr.. Coer began.
Mr.. Coier said that McCarren would surely be
defeated at the next primary elections and called
him the enemy of the poor.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
SHIFT OF SENTIMENT.
Stampede to Support Racetroch
Bills Deemed Possible.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Albanv March e7-Aeain there has shift
in sentiment which, followed out on its present
lines. seems bound to put the anti-racetracK gam
bling bills out of danger the Senate by next week.
The heavy ma iority given the measures in the
Assembly yesterday and the persistent reports doou1
the activity of paid agents of the racing men mere
have so played the feelings OF those reckoheo Us
opposed TO the bills doubtful in their posiuoh
that a stampede to support the measures "oo'0
not surprise Hughes men.
One of the ardent supporters OF the Asnew
Hart bills said to-day there would De t"eh'y-'
votes certainly for the measures on Wednesday
Their adversaries only need TO get t"enty-ioor o..
to prevent their success, since senator L iaiiNA
deatb and the indefinite leave of absence given 20
Senator Wilcox who is on a trip to Coioraoo WIN
his son. who is seriously i'll. have reduced 'he pe
ent membership of the Senate to forty-nine.
Tho Senators considered certain TO vote with the
Governor were CARL S. Burr. jr morse owner
and breeder; Otto e. Foelker Eugene M. lraVis'
George B. Agnew, Martin SAKE, Alfred n. raSe'
Francis NJ Carpenter, Sanford w. smith, Johh ~
Cordts William J. Grattan. Seth G. Heacock VIII
lam T ONeiI George H Cobb. FRANCIS H. Na'eS'
uorace White Harvey D. Hinman, john faines'
William J. Tully s. Percy Hooker Ihon1as %.
Dunn william w. Armstrong, Henry "aslaho
Hill George A. Davis and Albert l. Fancher, re
pubIicans, and Charles H. fulier anu ''iii - 49,
Taylor Democrats
Alfred J. Gilchrist H Wallace Knapp, William
W. Wemple and James A. Emerson, Repuphcans.
are counted by the racing forces TO vote against
the bills There seems considerable DOUBT WHETHER
Gilchrist and Emerson, who are beginning to feel
the strong pressure of public sentiment. will have
the courage to do when the rollcan comes
around
Jotham p Aids is another man who is reckoned
in the racing peoples list. Aids is counted douDt-
full by most observers here. He is on record as
saving that he favored racing bills in any form
in which Governor Hughes desired them Then,
too there is no absolute certainty that the seven
teen Democratic votes counted on by the racing
forces will be voted in block.
On the other hand, racing sympathizers declare
that several included in the list of those sure
to vote with the Governor this proposition are
very weak sisters'-thet is to say, are most un-
certain in their allegiance, and are quite as likely
to be found on the other side. That to a certain
extent, is undeniabl
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Angelo Mannochio. OF No. 169 Mulberry street
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Rosalsky to not
less than six and not more than ten years in prison
anslaughter. On November q there was a
fight at saloon opening in Mulberry street. and
Mike" Dellucca. an innocent bystander. vas
killed.
John Wagner. alias "tho Guinea. and Little
Ham were sentenced yesterday to not less than
two years in prison by Judge Rosalsky for at
tempted Illegal voting at the election in 1865.
yesterday awarding $1,000 damages 10 William n.
Amory against Tho SS,' in a suit for libel.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
SCARLET fever
AND MEASLES
ARE Prevalent
NEAR EPIDEMIC NOW.
Causes and Prevention

For the week ending March 21st there vsrs
961 cases of scarlet fever in the city.
Winter and Spring are the seasons when the
use of a disinfectant is most essential in the
home. During cold weather closed doors ami
windows cause impure air and contagious dis
eases
In Housecleaning the OF reliable disln-
fectant has for many years been recOnmended
purpose Platt's ChlOrides. the OdOrless DSin-
fectant has for many years been recommended
by thousands of New York physicians The last
thing at night pour into traps of the closets
wash basins. sinks. etc, little Patt's Ch!orices
All suspected places should be freely sprtnkled
with a mixture OF one C) part Platts Ch0rides
and ten (1o) parts OF water. Do not nsgeCt
liberal sDrinkling Of the cellar. PiattS ChIor-
ides is odOrless. colOrless liquid which de,
Stroys foul odOrs and disease germs. II IS sni1
everywhere in full quart bottles. and is preparea
only by Henry +. Platt New York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
DAVIS EXPECTS BILLS PASSAGE.

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
buffalo March 27.-Senator George A. Davis said
on his return from Albany this morning that in his
estimation the anti-racetrack gambling bills which
Yesterday passed the Assembly would be passed in
the Senate during the coming week
What about the claim made In a New York
paper Yesterday that $500 900 to be used to in
fuence the vote of the Senate?" Senator Davis was
asked.
1T is my opinion that there is not enough money
RI bring about the defeat of the bills in the
Senate said he. He said hs gave but little cre-
dence to this money talk.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
FiREMEN'S FUND NAME CHANGED.

The committee of the Kruger and Firemen's
Memorial Fund decided yesterday that the pur-
poses of the movement would be better served by
designating il The Firemen's Memorial Fund of
Greater New York. Contributions yesterday. in
Guiding 500 from Mrs. John E. Parsons, $50 from
George +. Baker and s25 25 subscriptions through
II. ". Small, OF Kaufman. Rose & Co, brought
the total Of the fund to s2s.5l2 IS. Fire Com
missioner Hayes was added to the general COM
rnittoe
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
ATTACHMENT TO COVER coYLE NOTES

Justice O'Gorman granted the NercahI'e
tionaI Bank an attachment for 5000 yes'e.",
against property held by John J. Coyle hesu -
the Philadelphia syndicate OF capitalists ahu -
surance men who attempted 10 purchase the ~,
dent Savings Life Assurance Society from = ."
and O. r Thomas
This attachment made to cover Coyie no'~
given the Thomases part payment Ior ~.. -
stock in the Prov;dent society. As collaterA !"
them Mr.. CoyIe deposited S00oa ) per e''.
bonds of the Western Ice Company ard tn'"
shares of the Provdent society's stock
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE FOR o., t. &

AT the request the holders d large number
of shares Of the Detroit, Toledo Ironton Rail-
way Company, Willard v. King president of the
Columbia Trust Company, Evans Il. Dick and e.
L. Oppenheim have agreed to act "A protective
committee AS prompt action Is necessary stock
holders urged 10 deposit their certificates in
dorsed in blank with the Coumbia Trust Company
at once. which vii! issue negotiable receipts for
the same.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
HUGHES LEAGUE APPEALS TO VOTERS

The Hughes League organization of the 18th As
sembly District has prepared circular TO send TO
the enrolled Republicans Of that district to-day
calling them TO rally to the support of the pres
ent organization the primaries March 81 and
defeat what is believed to be alliance between
the Democrats and the other faction OF Republicans
to defeat the Hughes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
FIFTH AVENUE BANK REPORT.

The report of the Fifth Avenue Bank for the
quarter ended March % shows of Sl6004,-
s76 76 Deposits s15 sS s2 80 and undivided
profits amount TO 81. $751; 42s 06 Among the
are loans and discounts of 81. .240 10.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
HUGHES TO TAKE GILLETTE EVIDENCE

Albany, March 2T.-It became Known here to-
day that Governor Hughes will take testimony
in the Executive Chamber tomorrow at 10 q. m.
in connection with the application of a local at
torney representing the Gillette family for
respite for Chester Gillette. 1t is asserted that
new and material evidence has been found
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

The executive committee Of the organization was
named in The Tribune yesterday. When MI hay
was seen yesterday he said:
This organization has been formed by the
friends ard admirers OF Secretary Taft President
Roosevelt has had nothing to do with it, There Is
lot of sentiment Taft throughout the state
and we purpose to work it up. The Secretary S
friends consider that they have good grounds for
asking Republicans TO support the candidacy OF
Mr. Taft He is eninently fitted for the Presf-
dency. Our particular object is 20 make Tart a
strong second choice for President it being under
stood of course. that Governor Hughes is the hrst
choice Of Empire State Republicans.
About ten clerks were busy yesterday sending out
enrolment blanks
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

aldermen who demand two three OF the clerks.
The City Clerk decided yesterday to 60 ahead anu
annoint the clerks and ask the Board OF Estimate
and Apportionment appropriate money from un-
expended balances.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
WANTS SIGNATURES FOR TAFT.
New York Organization Sending Out One
Million Enrolment Blanks.

The Taft Organization Of the State OF Ne" iork'
whose executive committee is headed py LOUIS -
HAY a lawyer Of No. 40 Broadway. is sending
out one million enrolment blanks, which read as
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
HOME TRACTS OF ALAMEDA COUNTY

character will be barred, in the deeds.
from Northbrae forever In this the
beauty Of the place and It's quiet and
homes are guarded and an additional
incentive is furnished for the builders
of handsome villas and elegant homes
to locate within its boundaries. What
ever of magnificent scenery lies around
the shore of the bay of San Francisco
will be the front view for Northbrae.
Whatever of comfort there is in an
ideal climate is its heritage and nat
uraI endowment. Flats, apartment
houses and two houses on lot are
barred out The highest class of street
work Is done at the cost of the seller.
In Oakland is Fourth avenue terrace.
The Fourth avenue car runs direcly
into the tract and the Thirteenth
avenue car goes within two blocks of
it. The Fruitvale avenue touches 1t on
the east. The car service is. there
fore. all that could be asked for. The
Fourth avenue terrace is also on the
line of the Key Route extension. which
when completed will increase the
values of all the property in this
neighborhood. A boulevard to be 100
feet wide will run through the ter
race at the entrance to which have
been erected pillars that are ornamental.
In this locality the climate is unusually
mild and agreeable. This is due to To-
cation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

acter permanently by placing restric-
tions in the deeds that are passed for
properties.
The first of these is that the mini
mum expense for a residence shall be
$4,000. The expectation is entertained,
reasonably enough, that hardly any
home will be Of such low cost as the
minimum, for every inducement is Of
fered in the situations of lots to i'm
prove highly. The second restriction
is well calculated to preserve the sym
metry and beauty of the streets of
Northbrae by compelling builders of
homes to have regard for the view
and the rights of neighbors. The
minimum distance of the houses from
the street line" so reads a wisely de-
signed rule, shall be 15 feet" There
Will, therefore, be no struggling streets
In the entire tract On the contrary
the house frontage will be uniformly
adorned with fine yards, splendid
flowers and shade trees and shrub
berry and the whole frontage looking
toward the sea and facing the hills
will take on the aspect of highly cul-
tured gardens and magnificent lawns.
The third rule is enforced also by a
state law which provides that there
shall be no saloon within the distance
of one mile from the boundaries of the
grounds of the University of Califor-
MIA. Saloons and business OF every
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
Districts Close TO the City Which Have All
the Charm and Room Of the Country

.URED by the splendid attractions
Of rural life in the picturesque
country about the bay region, and
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-08-22

The Emerald saloon has received large consignment of Malt-Ranier, noted as health beverage, and re- spectfully solicits. the patronage of the public. 97
The Irish standard., 1908-11-14

Thou art the love that my infancy
knew!
Fate hath deefeed.- tl,ee- a life the
severest-'-'
Erin, my darling. - thee Ill be
true! :.
Glory. to God but it's sweet to behola
thee. - -
Erin Mavourneen, pulee Of my
heart!
Fondly again to my breast to cnfold
thee. -
Lowly and poor and enslAved us
thou art!
All, the deep pleasure-tne joy be-
yond. measure, =
After the long. years Of absence and
pain, =
To clasp to my bosom my souls dear
est treasure, 49,
And. see the smile tighten they sad
eyes again! B..
7-,, ANON.
The Irish standard., 1908-11-14
Erin Mavourneen:

Erin Mavourneen.
written on beholdini; ireland after
an absence Of many y4ars:)
Glory to God. but it's sweet to behold
thee.
Erin Mavourneen, pulse OF my
:. heart!. :. .- -.
Fondly again, to my breast to enfold
;Lowly and poor and enslAved as
thou art!
All. the deep pleasure-the Joy be-
yond measure, .':
After the long years .of absence ana
. pain,
To clasp to my bosom my souls dear
est treasure. 49,
And see the smile dawn in they sad
eyes again!
Long have pined for this moment
- of meeting
Long have sorrowed for thee DER
the main! ..... ..-....
Mire is love neither Swallowed nor
fieeting-~ 49,.
Queen Of my heart tnou shalt. ever
. more reign! /.
1t may be. tomorrow may bring thee
new sorrow, .-. =.
For thou hast a jealous and mcrci-
less foe; +..
But shall be- near. thee to- comfort
and cheer thee s...... "a
And guard and preserve thee
through veal and throusn woe!
Across the wide ocean to claim my
devotion, = ..
There dwells a young maiden: en-.
trancing and grand;
Lately we parted in .fe-vent emotion
Thrilling the touch Of her lingering
hand!
But thou art the nearest and fondest
and dearest>
The Irish standard., 1908-11-14
Insurance Fund-T. J

ndy,e pr,esident a Of Insurance Fund-T. J.
Yce President-Jno. E. McGovern
.oS secretary Of lnsurance-John Mahoney,
za9 Temple Court. Minneapoli
uaa,rer nrsasorer OF lnsurance-John Sheehy.
|. rs STATE d4s;. Medical Director-Dr. e. W:
Directors OF Insurance Fund-John L.
G,eaason: e;a: Minneapolis: Lawrence MELON
.IIusn. ~ Paul: John Moran. Minneapolis:
E., +, T.: IMcManus, St. Paul; Fred L. Ryan.
!; State Board of Audit-M. J. Hynes.
F. Rice. Minneapoiis.
The Irish standard., 1908-11-14

u....- NATIONAL OFFICERS. 49,.
Mass. N>' 80
JAMES J. REGAIN, Nv. .P.., 81. Paul.
JAMES me- T. CARROLL; N. g.. Columbus
yoIIN QUINN, N. r.. .Jol,e. III.
nGv. JOHN D. KENNEDY. Danbury,
Conn.,. National Chaplain. ~
E; 4. MORAN. Washington. b. G.
EDWARD T. MccRYsTAL; New York.
pE,,W: 81; ": j.. o'BRIEN. Philadelphia, Pa.
ley. n. J. BYRNE, Lafayette, Ind.
JottN T. KELLY. Milwaukee. Wis.
STATE oEE,cERs-MlhNEsorA:.
Rresident-Patrick Kenney, MankAto.
Vice President. p. Coughtin. Perham.
I!easurer-John Sherman, Winona.
state Secretary-Robert ]. Clarke, IS
e. 7th st., st. Paul. MINI.
state chaplain-Rsv n. OBrisn. Grace
The Irish standard., 1908-11-14
Brian Boru to His Army.

Brian Boru to His Army.
Stand We now for Erins glory! g..
Stand We now for: Erin's cause!' :
Long ye've groaned beneath the-rigor
of the Mortimer savage laws,
What though brothers league against
us? What though myriads be the
Victory will be more honored in the
myriads overthrow.
Proud Connacians! oft we've wransled
in our petty feuds of yore; = :
Now we fight against the robber
Dane upon our native shore;
May our hearts unite i'll friendship, as
our blood is one red tide,
While we crush their mail-clad le-
=. gions and annihjlate their pride.
Brave Eugenians! Erin triumphs in
Desmond's honesteads all deserted
- for the muster and the fray!
Cl.en's vale and Galtee's summit
send their bravest and their best,
May such hearts be theirs fo.ever,
for the Freedom of the West,
Chiefs and Kernes OF Dalcassia! Broth
ers of my past career
Oft, we've trodden-.on the pirate flag
that flaunts before us here; =.
ecu remember Inniseattery, how We
bounded: on: the foe, : -.
AS :tire torrent. of the mountain bnpsts
>' upon the plain below !; :.:s''
They have razed our proudest castles
spoiled the temples of the Lord.
Burnt. to- dust the sacred relics-put
;@' the sPeacefuliao the sword
pesecrated.:: all things holy-as they
soon may do again,
II ti,eir power today We smite motif
today we be not men!
On this day the Goldman. suffered
= look upon the sacred sign
May we. conquer aneath it's shadow;
as Of: old did Constantine. =.
May heather tribe OF odin fade be-.
= fore it like dream,
And the triumph OF this glorious day
in our future annals CLEAN!
God Of heaven, Bless our banner
nerve our sinews for the strife!
Fight we now for all that's holy-for
our affairs. land and life
For req. vengeance on the spoiler.
whom the blazing temples trace
For the honor Of our maidens and
the glory of our. race! .t-,.t-
Should l fall before the foeman 'tis
the death seek today,
Should ten thousand daggers pierce
me. bear my body not away,
III IHls oay or Gays be .over--till
the field is fought and won
Then the Holy Mass be chanted. and
80 the funeral rites be done.
Men of Erin men Of Erin! grasp the
battle-ax d.:spear!. =:
Chase these Northern: wolves before
you like a herd Of frightened
deer!
Burst their ranks like bolts from
heaven, Down upon the heathen
crew,
For the glory of the crucifed, and
Erin's glory, too! =. -,,:
-'' =: Anon. =
The Irish standard., 1908-11-14
London. Of William Stanley Gaynor.
fourth Snn of the loto Ior,oc r,,

London, of William Stanley Gaynor.
fourth son of the late James ]. Gaynor,
j. p, Roxboro, County Roscommor.
The Estates Commissioners propose
to acquire compulsorily under the
Evicted Tenants Greland) Act. 1907
the estate of Mr.. David Bcurns, of
Boyle. County Roscommon.
Sligo.
Rev. Hugh Lynch, c. c., who for
five years ministered in Tie. parish of
Carrickedmund, has been presented hy
the people of that district with an ad-
dress on the occasion of his appcirt-
ment to Sligo. : ,.. ,...
Tipperary..
Joseph McGrath, who died recently
aee~his residence in North syoney, Aus
tralia, was native Of Tipp,l;,r:', and
in his new home to which he emil
grated in 1879, he was an esteemed. and
respected citizen ...,...
Miss Margaret o'Leary, daughter of
Edward O'Leary, Barrack street. Mem
agl1, was the successful winner of the.
Dominican Prize offered by the Com
missioners of Education. She is a :pu-
pi' at the Brigidine Convent, A1onu-
rath.
Tyrone.
Miss Mary Cotton. New Brighton
Terrace, Omagh, has been appointed
teacher of Currency Nationa1- School.
;; Omagh. -.
The coroners jury bought in. YER
dict of suicide. while temporary in
sane, in the case Of Bernard Camp
bell; aged IS years, whose body had
been discovered In we'll at Tirnas,.
kea, near Cookstown. -
Waterford. ~ -
Mr. Meagher and Miss ,R,:id, nephew
and niece of Waterford's illLstrious
General and Statesman, Thomas Fran
els Meagher, accompanied Hy Mr.. ai:a
Mrs. Leonard Ford, pad a. visit to
the City of Waterford a few days
ago. They. We're met. at the Station
by: the Mayor the City High, Sheriff
and a large gathering of citizens,
headed by the Barrick street Brass
and Reed Band.
There is a debt of 5000 pounds on
Waterford Cathedral, ard to llquit'ate
1T an open-ai bazaar and sale OF work
is to be held with the sanction of
Right. Rev. DR.: Sheehan, Bishop Of the
diocese
! Mrs Elizabeth Josephine Tanning.
CT View Mount, Waterford. who died
on July. IL, left estate of the gross
value of 32,1e4 pounds Gs Id. viii, net
p'rsonaljty. s1.4s2 pounds 1873. I'd.
and probate of her will, which bears
dste 18th July, 1907, has bean granted
to her daughter.
49,. =: Wicklow. 20 -.
On Oct: %, Miss Annie Doyle,
youngest daughter of Mrs M. Doyle,
Aughrin, co. Wickerlow,. received the
Black Veil at the Convent of Our
Lady of Mercy, st. JOHNS Birr She
will: be known in religion ae Sister
Mary Joachion. The Right Rev. DR..
Fogarty, d. D., Bishop of Ki!laloe. per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by the
Eight Rev. Dean Scan an, PIP; Rev:
j. O'Dea, Rev. B. o'Doncvan Rev.
B. Grove, Rev. FIR. Barrett and Rev.
Father Powell,
Wexford.
The Taghmon (Co. Wexford) Branch
Of the United Irish League Very Rev.
Canon Furlong, PIP. VT. presiding,
passed resolutions expressing conf
dence in the Irish Party ard pleasure
at the success of the mission to Am
erica
Daniel Doyle, while engaged in flag
sing. for a:.thresher a on Oct 10, at a
place called Ballyroe. near New Ross;
was instantly killed by being run over
by the machine.