The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-05-15

about so acres of land in the district
for distribution amongst occupiers ir
the village, and at present fences are
being raised.
The death of John Morgan, youngest
member of the Kenmare Board OF
Guardians, took place at his residence
The Square, Kenmore, on April 20.
Limerick.
The Most Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer. Lord
Bishop of Limerick, left Limerick on
April 10, for Rome. His lordship
Rev. Andrew Murphy Adm. st. john
was accompanied by his secretary
A demonstration was held in Capa-
moro. co. Limerick, April 49, in con-
necton with the sale of the Lloyd es-
tate and the right of the occupants of
the village to the turbary.
Louth.
Owen Nugent. Ardee, aged so. died
in the Ardee Workhouse 1nfirmary. on
April 10. 1t appears that Nugent was
accidentally burned on the 31st of
March, and was admitted tt the In
Urinary for treatment The Immediate
cause of his death was chest trouble.
Loneford.
On April 90 Solemn Office and Re-
st. Mary's Church, Granard, for the
late Very Rev. Canon O'F'arrell. late
parish priest Of Clonbroney. Rev. F.
O'Reilley, c. c., was celebrant; Rev.
j. OFarrell. c. c.. deacon; Rev. P.
O'Farrell, G. c., sub-deacon: Rev. F..
Egan, c. c., master of ceremonies.
Mayo.
Rev. Father Flynn. p. P, Bornacoola,
announced to the congregation April
1S that Mrs. Cuffe, formerly Miss Ell
lie Reynolds, an exied daughter of
the parish, had forwarded the hand
some sum Of $500, or 100 pounds, for
the Improvement OF the parish chapel
Conor O'Kelly, M. P. has been cleo
ted by the South Mayo Executive Of
the U. L. L. as it's representative on
the National Directory.
Monaghan.
In st. Macarten's Cathedral Mona
CHAN, the Months Mind of the late
Most Rev. DIR. Owens. Bishop of
Clogher, was celebrated at the Re-
~ iat17 Of, Nor oI~
panegyric was preached by the Most
Rev. DR.. O'Connell< Bishop Of Rap
hoe.
]. F. Walshe Editor, midland
Tribune" Birr. was married to Miss
May Rogers. Watergate street, Nav
an, April %. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. NJ. A. Crotty, c. c..
Glenmore. Waterford (uncle of tho
bridegroom), assisted by Rev. ]. j.
Poland, Adm, Navan.
Roseommon.
Bernard j. Hoare discovered an old
silver coin about IS inches under the
soil. while working in a field at Stone
park, about half milo from Roscom-
mon recently. On examination. it was
ascertained that the coin was an old
Elizabethian one Of 1861. The CON-
which is in fair state Of preservation.
is about the size of shilling.
Sligo.
Rev. Father M'Loughlin. F. P. the
venerated pastor Of Glendale. Co. Lei
trim. who had been in failing health
for a considerable time, died at his
residence on April 1S.
A rather novel drive took place ut
Cupenagh. Co. Sligo. on April 10. Six
horses, the property Of man named
Spellman, We're driven off some graz
ing lands and We're found in the vi
entity Of Mullaghroe, about five miles
distant.
Tyrone.
At Strabane Quarter Sessions John
Caldwell, living near Northumberland.
was awarded 20 pounds, and VIM.
Hood, Public, 10 pounds. for the al
legged malicious burning of a quality
Of oats on their farmsteads. Mary
Baxter. Kilcleen, near Castlederg, was
allowed 10 pounds for the burning Of
a stack of straw.
Tipperary.
The death occurred on April IA at
her home in Clonmel IT Mrs. Condor.
the wife Of Mr.. T. ]. Condor. NJ. P,
the representative of East Tipperary.
She belonged to one OF the oldest Cath
Ollie families in Co. Waterford. the Nc
Graths, and had proved herself de-
voted wife. loving mother, and a
jealous member Of the CHURCH.
Waterford.
The movement for the preservation
of the Irish language has made Won
derful strides. All the pupils in the
N. S. of Ballynoc are learning the lam
guage. AS Irish prayers and cate