The Irish standard., 1909-03-20
Galway.

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Michael Carmody, arrested in connec-
ton with the murder Of Constable
Goldrick. near Graughwell, were. att
er four renlands, discharged from
lcustody on Feb. &c. AS the prisoners
left the court house large crowd fol-
lowed them and there was general
organizations and Misunderstanding,
but no further demonstrations.
The Galway Council has decided t.;
expend $50 on improving the roads
over which the cars will pass in the
coming motor reliability trials. The
opinion was expressed that the visit
would mean Il benefit of at least
$4,000.
Kerry.
We regret to have to announce the
death OF Mrs. O'Callaghan. relict OF
tho late John O'Callaghan, Clogrers
Iralee, aud mother of John O'Culla-
gEan, Upper Castle street, which &C.
CURED at the residence Of her dargl-
ter, Mrs. Guerin, High street, Kerry.
she was IS years old.
Part II. of Kings History of Coun
ty Kerry" has been issued, and will be
found most useful by all interested in
tire Topography of the Kingdom" it
consists Of antiquarian notes and
queries in regard to families anG to
places on which a great variety OF in
formation is given and a good deaf Of
parish history is included. A feature
is the reproduction OF some famous
Kerry ballads and songs. and notes on
the authorship.
Kilkenny.
The news of the tragic death in
Trinidad of Rev. Richard Dooley, C.
SIS. p, a jealous young Kilkenny
priest, who was at one time profess
sor at Rockwell, has just reached us.
Father Dooley had taken the altar
boys Of the parish where he had been
conducting IL Mission, for a days out
ing along the beach, and in climbing
a steep cliff he missed his footing anG
| fell a distance of fifty feet OH to the
rocks below. Death was instantanc-.
Gus. His untimely demise has cas-. a
gloom over the island, and the loss Oi
the noble hearted, interchangeable young
| Irish missioner-cut Off in the prime
OF ]ife-is lamented by all who knew
linn, both in his native parish and in
the land of his adoption.
Kildare.
| On tho night Of Fob. Fl, large rick
Of hay, valued at G40, tho properly
of Mrs. Mary Bcrsin, The Harp pub
Tx. house. Kildare. was completely de-
| stroyed by fire. The hay was stored
on premises attached to her licensed
house, and it is thought the fire was
an inccndary one. The police are in
We stigating the case.
Limerick.
| Consequent on the settlement o. the
| town tenants dispute in kilfinane the
| release took place from Limerick Jail
"n Feb. %, of P. FELTON,, who had been
in. prisoned in default Of bail. but con.
scented to enter into the necessary re-
C0gnizances on advice of the kilflnanc
branch Of the Town Tenants Asso.
citation. On his discharge, Mr.. Eel.
ton was met by Mr.. p. Moloy. se:re-
/ tary Limerick branch and proceeded
by the evening train to Kilmal'ock,
where he was met by two bands and
:. large contingent, who accompanied
Him to Kilfnane. Addresses were de-
livcnd at a. meeting subsequently by
Messrs. d. Fitton, chairman OF the lo-
Cal Town Tenants Association, r.
, Felton, and c. OCallaghan, Kilnal.
lock.
Longford.
Amongst the contributions to the J.
P. Farrell, M. F., testimonial fund re-
| ccived by the treasurers at Longford
during the past week were !e3S lac
from Killoe Parish, sac 2s Cd fron
Clonbroney Parish, and 81 each
from DR.. Reynolds, Gowna (Cavan),
and Mcssrs. w. Stanley, Angina,
John Brady. U. y. c., Longford. and
F Lee, Longford.
Louth.
Owen Hamill, while driving a load
Of turnips through Dundalk, fell he
meath the wheel OF his cart at ths
Market Square. The wheel passed
across his stomach killing him almost
instanta,neousy. He was aged IS and
belonged to Newtonbalre gan. a short
distance from town.
leitrim.
On Feb. 90. eleven of the evicted
| tenants on the Drumreilly portion OF
tile Marsllam estate, County Leitrim.
got possession of the farms from,
which they were evicted more than II
years ago. A special word Of .prais,
is due to Rev. Hugh McEntee, c. c.,
for his 11ntirinv efforts or1 hehalf Of