The Irish standard., 1910-10-01
Galway.

Most Rev. DR.. Healy, Archbishop of
Tuam, laid the foundation of "a new
church at Irenisbofir on Thursday, the
Sth inst, and administered the Sacra-
ment of Confirmation. The services
were conducted in the open air.
Patrick Healy was fined s5 al
Oughterard for fishing in Tough Cor
rib with continuance known as an
otter" and an additional G2 for fall
ing to stop his boat when challenged
by the water bailin.
kildare.
The Athy monthly fair was held on
the 5th and 9Th inst. Owing to the
harvesting the supply was small and
prices normal.
Mr.. Morgan Donovan. manager of
the Hibernian Bank, Athy, was ban
quoted by number of friends in
South Kildare on the eve of his mar
riage.
Kings.
An effort Is being made by the Bon
nagher Fair and Improvement Com
mittee to stop the practice of fore
stalling" at the horse fair.
Kerry.
The death of Mrs. o'sullivan, Clou-
nalour, wife of Mr. Eugene O'Sulli-
van, baker, at st. Joseph's Industrial
Schools. Tralee, is recorded. Mrs.
o'sullivan was only ailing for short
time and died on Wednesday evening,
the 7th inst.
The Tralee Chamber of Commerce
adopted resolutions in connection with
the death Of Mr.. Daniel Leonard. of
Newcastle West, brother of Mr.. John
Leonard, j. p, Vice. President of the
Chamber.
Kilkenny.
AT a meeting of the Castlecomer
United Irish League, Mr. Thos. Ring.
presiding, the chairman complimented
the people of Cattlecomer on their 10y
atty to the National cause and how
proud he was to have been in attend
'ance at the great Kilkenny demonstra-
tionto Redmond as their representa-
tive.
longford.
Mr.. J. p. Farrell, M. p, was sum-
moned at Killashee on the 9Th inst.
for conspiring to boycott one Magyar
IN connection with the Middleton eraz-
ing farm. The justices after hear
ing the evidence dismissed the case
Dr. Mayne. surgeon of the County
1nfrmary, was dismissed by the Gov
erning Committee on the 7th inst. be-
cause of his quarrels with one of the
nurses named Mccain.
-,s.-.. Limerick, A- is
The Limerick Rink was the scene IF
some disturbances on the night of the
9Th inst.
Some Of those who occupied the
front seats cheered vociferously the
exhibition Of pictures of the Dude Of
Connaught and the English Boy
Scouts.
This drew volley of kissing and
hoottng from the back of the Hall,
which was continued for some time.
and when the living pictures of King
George v. were thrown on the screen,
missiles were thrown at them.
One Of these struck the screen and
left large blotch upon it, which in
terfered with the clearness of sue
ceeding exhibitions
leitrim.
A meeting of the Moiill Rural Dis
trict Council recently held adopted
protesting against the en-
ployment of soldiers in the postoffice
as . grave menace to public inter-
ests."
Also, 1t appointed Messrs. Smyth
and Masterson as delegates to the
~A4u AoA SoAAoA SACc " U0 nGAU IN
Cork.
louth.
The Revision Sessions for North
Louth opened on the sth inst. Mr.
Maurice Healy appeared for his broth
er Timothy, while Mf.s David McCar-
tan appeared for the Nationalist.
The amusement afforded North
Louth by a meeting Of 1.-THE Nation
alists" who assembled at the call of
Mr.. T. M. Healy will cost the rate
payers q nice penny since more than
900 constabulary were drafted into
Dundalk to maintain the peace"
Monaghan.
The Months Mind Mass was cele-
brated on Thursday at St Macartan
Cathedral, Monaghan, for the late
Very Rev. DR.. M'Glone, P. p, v. G.,
Carrickmaoross. and Dean Of Clogher
Diocese. Most Rev. DR.. MKenna
Bishop of Cl0gher, presided, and the