The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-02-19
) NEWS FROM IRELAND;

ssss Cork.
s For being stigmatized as Traitor
z and Judas" by VIM O'Brien's "Ccrk
NJ Accent during the recent election, I1r.
IL Augustine Recho has brought suit
I for libel against the offensive sheet.
Carlow.
AZ Rev. James Foley, Ottumwa, Iowa,
u has subscribed nine hundred pounds to
ss the parliamentary Funds per Rev.
FSoley zig a Carlow man, and came to
Tie United States in 1876.
N ss/ Clare.
Twenty mine head of cattle belong
s8Ss ing to Colonel John O'Gallaghan were
NJ driven off the lands of Fortanebeg re-
~ Gently. At the same time ten yards
z of the coping stones of the walls were
Knocked down, and a gate was dam
,sSs5 aged The cattle were removed the
following day about mile away from
s.s5ithe farm.
3sssss.i ~ Dublin.
sssN The death of Sister Mary Beatrice
Barlow occurred on the 5th of Janu-
- y, airy in the Convent of the Sisters of
Charity, Seville Place. Deceased was
1.-THE daughter of the late John Barlow,
Ill q Hoey, Field, Wicklow, and had COM
5ss fpleted the long period of sixty years
,sys in her religious profession.
81 IN Fermanaoh.
~ The Dublin Gazette announces
that the Estates Commissioners pro-
"a. pose to acquire compulsory, under the
E,victed Tenants Act Of 1907, lands in
"a, the townland of Rossmacaffry, barony
~ of Magherastephana, County Ferran-
'2s nagh, the property of Mrs. Arabella
ssl lie Bagge Adamson, of Lacken, Gias-
r. son, Athlone.
-. Galway.
49, Clifdens new hall has just been
e opened by the Right Rev. Mgr. Nc
Alpine, P. p, V. G., who recently
"a toured America for the purpose of col
lecting funds for the building. The
40 hall is a splendid building, equipped
I'LL in the most modern style.
-. An address and a handsome gift to-
wards. the expenses of the Lecarrow
s1Ss: case, which occupied attention last
st3 summer, have been presented by his
s@ friends to Rev. Father O'Beirne Lisa
cell, and the defendants in the case.
~ Kildare.
- The Mas carpet industry, which
:, was started some years ago and con-
All, Quoted by the Mas Cooperative Hume
s1s Industries Society, Ltd, has 30 far
hi justified itself as to encourage those
lF interested in the work to develop the
industry and have it conducted on \
ts3 y wider and more ambitious basis. The
industry was carried on successfully,
.,4s though 1aboring under certain disad
- vantages which will be removed I'M
~ der the new arrangement A recon-
EsssSs. ftruction scheme has been adopted,
~ the assets of the society having been
acquired by the Kildare Carpet Co.,
j85 Ltd. This company has recently been
a.. incorporated for the purpose of taking
I'm over and carrying on the business of
carpet making. The capital of the
las new company is $4,000.
Kerry.
tsssSfs tlas Most Rev. DIR. Mangan, d. D., has
III been appointed member of the new
ss Congested Districts Board.
&S5 John M. o'sulivan, M. A., Phi D.
w. has been appointed to the chair of his
tory in the National University Of ire
sss land. Dr. O'Sullivan is we'll known in
ia Killarney, for he is the son OF the
3ssf} - \, Hirho al 0,Su7E,,,u NEo;,,
St. and brother of T. o'sullivan, J. p, Che
III Emporium.
IL. Kilkenny.
Eg.sS Kilkenny Guardians have decided to
isss. advertise for an assistant teacher in
preference to granting the present
school teacher NJ. A. O'Keefe, an in
tggsais's crease Of salary.
lis 3ass IA large meeting of different creeds
s.a was held at Johnstown, Kilkenny. on
III # January g when movement was put
III, q on foot for the presentation of testi-
s..t monial to, j. Garrett in recognition of
NJ his Valuable services as teacher of
iss ~ YOUNGSTOWN National School for a vsry
,lSSS long period
l5ss Longford.
us. M Lord Granard was presented with
I,s presentation at the Castle on January
ass ~. The presentation made was a
lSFsS beautiful album, which cost ESQ., whAch
VIII was artistically illustrated by Miss
Fitzgerald of Dublin.
iiaass louth.
lssa sS8 A beautiful marble altar throne and
rsredos for the high altar are in course
fIs of erection in the Franciscan Church
DroEheda The altar throne and rere-
III NJ dos were designed by Anthony Scott