The Irish standard., 1910-12-10

three days later there appeared above
the cross, and surrounded by scroll,
the letters "I N. r. t." A Jews days
subsequently there appeared beneath
the crown of thorns a chalice sur.
mounted by a Host sending forth
radiations in red, and after the same
period there appeared f1ower-shaped
drawing, near which was written the
word Lily"
A remarkable feature of the occur
renee is that at p. m. on Friday,
Nov. 4th, the stigmata bled copiously.
The evidence in proof of the occur.
renee is said to be Of the clearest and
most indisputable kind.
Queens County.
The winter agricultural class open
ed at Ballickmoyler on Nov. 7th, with
a class Of 20 pupils, Mr. Denis Col
Inns of the Queens Co. Agricultural
Committee is the teacher.
Roscommon.
Roscommon County Council at the
Wednesday, November 18th, meeting,
received letter from the Inspector
General, dealing with the Constabul-
airy expenses on the County for the
half-year amounting to G175 As. The
Council decided to lay the facts of
the case before Mr.. Hayden, M. P.
Sligo.
A very serious accident occurred
at the S. L. and N. G. Railway Sta
ton, Collooney, on November 18th. Mr..
Thady M'Loughln, of Ardnasbrack,
Dallygawley, was engaged in
loading timber from his cart to the
wagon alongside. Suddenly the en-
CINE moved off, and brought the poor
man, his horse and cart with it. The
result was that the unfortunate man
was dragged for several hundred
yards, and is at present in very pre-.
carious state.
Tipperary.
Mr.. Michael Fogarty, of Drominagh,
Borrtsokane, has been elected rate
collector to the North Tipperary Co.
Council by 16 votes to Z in favor of
Mr.. Patrick O'Donoghue, Knockane,
Nenagh.
Tyrone.
At meeting of the County Coun-
Gil held in Omagh on the 18th of
November, 1t was ordered that num-
Der Of the polling districts in the Par
liamen+ary divisions of Middle and
East Tyrone be re-arranged.
The Local Government Board has
given It's sanction to the Urban Dis
trict Council to purchase from the
Earl d Ranfurley of the Market
house and tolls for e2,75o.
Il. Waterford. -.. .
The first pile of the temporary
bridge across the River SUR at Wa
terford, which is to place the present
structure during the construction of
the new ferro.concrete bridge, was
driven at noon on Saturday, Nov. IL,
in presence of the Mayor, the High
Sheriff, several members of the Cor
poration, and. large gathering of the
general public.
Westmeath.
A series of meetings recently held
indicate an increasing activity and
growing interest in the impending
general election. A meeting was held
on Sunday, the 18th ult., at Lough-
navally near Mullingar, which was
very largely attended. Resolutions ex-
pressing the fullest confidence in the
Irish Party were unanimously adopted
Sir Walter Nugent, M. p, made an
eloquent address and appealed to the
membership Of the organization to
stand firmly together
Wicklow.
The monthly fairs for cattle and
Pigs was held in Baltinglas on the
14th and 18th ult. The pig fair on
the 14th is reported as fair, while the
cattle market on the 18th was very
good. Three year old bullocks brought
from G12 to ZIG. Springers sold re-
markedly we'll bringing from SIG to
e22.
Wexford.
On the morning of the 10th ult.. q
fierce gale swept over Wexford Har.
Dor, and sailing boats had to put back
to port. The motor fishing smack
Agnes Green (owned by the Wexford
Fishery Company, manned by four
of a crew, of which Mr.. John Smith
was captain, went aground about mid.
night on the Curracloe side of the
harbor. Signals of distress were seen
at the Coastguard Station, and the
crew were shortly afterwards res.
cued. The Agnes Green was pur-
chased short time ago by the WEEK
ford Fishing Company at a cost ne