The Irish standard., 1909-06-26

NEWS FROM IRELAND
Antrim.

Il Belfast, removes another of the
staunch band of Ulster Protestants
who elected to follow Mr.. Gladstone
In 1886 when he raised the banner of
Irish nationality.
o. Cork.
= The Catholic Church at Mallow was
7 broken into on May 20 and the Offer
I ing boxes at two shrines and an aims
I box were broken and rihed. A pane
4 OF glass was shattered in one of the
windows, and the theory is that a
I small boy was put through the aper-
! ture, and that he opened one Of the
doors, and an entrance was thus eff
Hfected. An instrument with which 1t
4 Is supposed the boxes were opened
yswas found at the inside near the win
B dow.
Mr.. Martin Kelly, the G. p. o. Of
4 ncial whose death by drowning on a
cycling tour in Surrey, has been
i recorded, was a native of Cooraclare.
2 County Glare. He was well-known in
London Gaelic circles, and on the very
day of the accident was to have play
I'D in football match. but at the
last moment. sent a message of apol-
\ Dgy in order to keep his cycling en-
-Eagement.
ass Carlow.
After a short illness Rev. ]. Beau
champ, PIP, who for over 20 years
!. ninistered to the spiritual wants OF
9 the people of Boris Parish, died at
The Parochial House. Father Beau
. champ came Of a family which gave
uncle, Rev. William Beauchamp, was
2 pne Of the noble pioneers of the
American Catholic Mission, and his
: brother, Rev. p. Beauchamp, was for
many years Rector Of Baldwin's Vile
parish, Syracuse. His nephew, Rev,
II. Beauchamp, is at present curate
Derry.
g- On May 30 the dedication of the
Long Tower church in the city OF
Derry took place. Intense interest was
manifested by the Catholics of the
North in the ceremony attending the
!. celebration. Right Rev. DR.. Miller,
Bishop Of Johannesburg. was the cele-
sbrant of the High Mass, and the
= dedicatory sermon was preached by the
Right Rev. DR.. ODonnell, Bishop of
Raphoe. Among the Hierarchy present
were: Cardinal Logue, Right Rev. DIR.
s Ntzhugh,. Bishop of the Diocese: DR..
i Tohill, Bishop of Down and Connor;
DR.. O'Neill. Bishop of Dromore, and
pr. Boylan, Bishop Of Fillmore.
stsf Dublin.
General satisfaction is expressed
over the beginning of the Daniel
O'Connell Memorial building which is
being projected by the United Irish
County clubs. The building will be
\, lbout $50 feet long by 140 feet broad
i. divided into rooms representative OF
each County club, with a main hall
capable Of accommodating about 1000
persons for meeting purposes. Gener-
! pus subscriptions have already been
4 handed in for the memorial, which will
,,typify the spirit of patriotism which
inspires the exiled Gael in perpetual
Ing the memory of the great Tribune
&who won Catholic Emancipation, an6
!. by his Herculean labors almost achiev-
ed nationhood for the land he loved
70 well.
Galway.
II On May 20 a boating accident tool
place on Tough Corrib, near what /.
rknown as the Friar's Cut. A part,
Il Of gentlemen and ladies were having
81 pleasure trip in a new yacht lately
purchased by one of the gentlemen Oh
board, and when passing The Cut
the craft was caught in a squaM ana
/ capsized, precipitating the whole party
into the water. The party was saved
,ssby a Menlo man who had been cutting
sedge short distance away.
Kerry.
4. A posse Of police protecting the
ssub-aherif and his assistants pro.
+ ceeded to Kilmurry, near Cordial, or
June I, and attempted to evict Rich
L ard Walsh. whose case for some
months back has given rise to dis.
cussion at the public boards and in
the press. walsh's friends helped him
barricade his house and the police af.
Tor laboring for hours withdrew. Some
nix months ago Walsh was threatened
with eviction, but made every prepare.
Sltion for stubborn resistance l1avins
1.-THE doors and windows barricadec
strongly. A big force of police accom-.
panied the sub-sheriff, Mr.. Roche, a,
q the time to carry out the eviction, bu
a DOCTORS certificate was read certify.
3 Ing that Walsh's mother was unfi,
Tor removal and the eviction wa.