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/ YNEWS FROM IRH. AND{

with the reins as pat the Hero" De.
ceased was the best known jarvey OF
his time.
Newry Urban Council has unani
mously passed a resolution congratu
lating Hon. John Purroy Mitchell on
his election as Mayor of New York
City. Mr.. Mitchels grandfather, John
Mitchell of '4S fame, was intimately
connected with Newry during his life
time.
The following resolution was pro
posed by Mr. Thomas H. Young, sec.
onded by Mr.. ]. D. Barron, and passed
by reclamation at great meeting OF
Professionals in Scarva, recently:
THAT this meeting of Protestant Home
Rulers of Scarva and district protest
against the claim of Sir Edward Car
son and the self-constituted Provision.
al Government of Ulster to represent
the Protestant community of this dis.
trict in the policy they have announced
Of lawless resistance to the will of
the Parliament of Great Britain and
Ireland. And, further, hereby pledge
ourselves to such opposition as the
law permits or sanctions, to put down
this illegal and entirely non-represent-
alive body: that this meeting disputes
the claim that difference of creed sep
arates Irish men and women into diff
ferent and hostile camps, and we
affirm our belief that Ireland solidly
Joined together will be the best means
of allaying dissension and promoting
patriotism, and calls on the Govern
ment to pursue the policy of bringing
all Irishmen together in one common
field of pational effort" The meeting
concluded with the singing of "A Ma.
ton Once Again."
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Kings.

The death took place on October 20,
at his residence, Leitrim House, Ed
enderry, Kings County, Ireland, of
Eugene P. O'Brien, J. p, aged fifty
years.
Birr No. l Rural District Council,
which met in Ferbane, has dispensed
with the services of their engineer,
Mr.. ODay, whom they had employed
for some years in connection with
their laborers' cottage schemes.
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Cavan.

On the evening of November 8, in
little two-roomed house situated in
a lonely spot adjoining Ballyheady
mountain, and on the verge of Derry
casson Lake, seven miles from the
town of Ballyconnell, County Cavan, a
distressing tragedy took place, man
named John Prior, of Arva, being shot
dead. The affair took place in the
house of Thomas Flynn, Derrycasson,
and the shot is alleged to have been
fired by Flynn.
Forty thousand people attended the
great Home Rule meeting which was
held in Cavan on November 10, says
the ulster Herald" 1t was one of
the most solemn and impressive dem
Onstrations held in the present Nation
alist campaign. The invasion of the
town by 10000 Ulster Home Rulers
has stirred the south of the province
to depth that could hardly be real
lied in England. 1t was the greatest
gathering of Home Rulers Cavan Coun..
ty has known during the last half CEN
fury. The people came from all parts
of Ulster, the small farmers and their
sons and daughters, the young and old
generation alike marching side by side
from Armagh, from Monaghan, Fer
managh, Leitrim, and also from the
three Leinster counties of Longford,
Meath and Westmeath.
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MOBILES COUNTY.

County President. Thos Burke. Ellis.
worth, MINI.
ae Mooqa mo- vice PSes Thos j. F Msn
Rec. Sec., James Burke; Fin. Sec, John
Carey; ms. Sec, James Burke; Treas,
Th"s Sweeney: Med Exam. Dr.. cress.
Meetings are held on second Wednesday
OF month In church at 1880 p. m.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
Division No. 4, st. Paul-Pres.. john
D y liz st. y1ss R gss
John n Lyn osan SIS Holly Il 'a ave. s FIN sse
]: =; corcoran. 57s Fuller ave; Treas.
Exam b. Lee 1G Ser gym So L ays bde
meetings are held on second and fourth
Mondays Of month in Hibernian Halls
at p. m.
o 2iylsio a. No 8 st. Paulv vEas r Jas
w. ": MGDonough. $40 Mississippi st.: Bee Bee
fSan ffeY No sss G sss Edm s St.
ms secn j.. F; Foley. $50 Broadway st.:
M Meas fx ~ Rs III ASr %eN ayS
Mn s,egs are held on second and fourth
Fridays Of month in Hibernian Halls.
ST. LOUIE COUNTY.
2n GGounty President A. J. Powers. s1s
Brow vls'o In No. H. i Rulu IT,. }onn
Secretary. W. J. Mcbride. Ii superior
R.id. insurance s Secretary. W. J. NC
don: Med. Exam., Dr. 81. E. ". Fahey. 2i7
~ nss H ana third Wednesday Of each month
Division No. l. West Duluth = Pres.
az n W; Rec: Sec. Jane. ]: Godfrey.
Vs. T 5ams. Connolly Il. n ssrSa A Aits
Az Az y: Med. Exam. 81: Ghss: + PsX;
on second Monday yes Of each month In On
SCOTT COUNTY. " ::
da County %tyy,P President. F. J. Leonard. Jor-
a Division No. 1. Belle Plaine-Pre.:, DR..
John Ks G1e1ey Belle Rlaine Vice P sss
John E. stearns si Belle Piaine: Fin. Sec:
ssa an y H; strattsn. Belle PLANE; ms:
eg% osa + c stseet0 Med Pe nsaP nans
irst s,,n MdGioney; Meetings are held s Gp
at 1880 p. m.
STEELE COUNTY.
oG GeSnty President g George c. Toher'
Division NJ. i. owatonna-Pres: John
9; brick; Vice Pres. James e. Quinn;
Zee Sec: ]. E. Malone: Fin. Sec. J. r.
Malone: ms. Sec. ]. E. Malone: Treas.
John Hogan: Med. Exam. g. q. More
mouse: Meetings are held on first Wednes-
Gay OF month in K. p. Hall at $3.50 p. m.
SWIFT COUNTY.
County President-D. F. McDermott.
Division No 1. Clontarf-Pres.. VIM. NJ
AFenna; Vice Pres. P. ]. Mccarthy: Rec.
sec ec;;. Andrew Kavanaugh: Fin. Sec, Leo
Nell: ms. Sec. M. e. Conlogue: Treas.
yonn G!osson. ST.: Med. Exam. DR.. O.
tpa;gnault. Benson. MINI. Meetings are
t nela on first Sunday Of month In Clon.
tart at 1880 p. m.
WINONA. COUNTY.
y County President. n. J. Ryan. se4 4
King ST.. winona.
DIVISION No. President. John sher-
Lynch. 514 Washington St.: Rec. secy..
yohn Dugan, 203 w. Mark ST.: Fin. Secy,
Dennis Lynch. 514 Washington St:
ms. Secy.. Dennis Lynch, 511 Washington
ST.; Treas. M. J. Ryan, 264 E. King st.:
Med; Exam. Pr. George J.. Tweedy. IS
-. Third st. Meetings are held on Sec
9nd and fourth Thursday Of month -
knights Columbus Hall at 1880 p. m.
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Dublin.

The strike in Dublin continues and
is the cause of much suffering amongst
the families of the strikers. Business
is practically at stand-still, and many
shopkeepers have had to go out of
business.
Died.-November 10, at 80 Upper
Erne street, Mary, widow of the late
Christopher Fox. November 9, at Bal
linatona, Mary, widow of the late Will.
lam Loughlin. Nov. 9, at II Georges
avenue, Blackjack, John McKenna, car
and cab proprietor November 10, at
142 Botanic road, Glasnevin, James Nc.
Nestry, in his seventy-fifth year. No
vember 8, at 80 Synge street, Mary
O'Reilly, widow of the late Terence
O'Reilly, II Carysfort avenue, Black.
rock. November 10, at 30h Moore
street, Alicia Flanagan, wife of Chris.
TOPPER Flanagan. Oct. IL, at 1S Hope
field avenue, Kilburn, James Dixon
Gibbs, late Of SO Mountjoy square.
Dublin, son of the late Jams and Elm
Gibbs, of Howard Lodge, Kilburn, aged
sixty-four years. November 10, at her
residence, the Dairy, Botanic avenue.
Glasnevin, Annie, second youngest
daughter of James and the late Anne
Martin. November IA. at 8 Queens
square, Peter Redmond, late of Lesson
street.
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e-A7E oFFIcERs-L. A. A =.

STATE oFFIcERs-L: A. A. o. n.
rantral ave, Minneapolis. 3ooo
Vice Presideht-Miss Mag E. Hammi,,
saecretary-Ella, C. Heating. AZ Plea..
At TTressurer-Miss Mary .coogan. Far,.
Board of Directors-Mary NJ Sullivan
Duluth: Ellen Conroy. st. Paul: Mary i
Reilly, Brainerd.
Auditing committee-Margaret Scot,
Ct. Paul. Margaret Sullivan. Minneapo.
lis; Elizabeth Mentally. st. Paul.
Insurance Secretary-Margaret A. Ora.
dy. saltwater
Insurance ACKNOWLEDGMENT sulli.
van, Rochester.
State Medical Director - Dr. E. w.
Buckley. ST. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund - Nellie
curran: Minneapolis: Annie conrov st
Paul: Josephine EaRertv. Shieldsville.
anna Willesen. Duluth: Margaret Nolan.
st. Paul
Auditing committee-Ellen McGrath.
S 81. Paul: Annie Kennedy. st. Cloud:
Nellie McCoE. st. Paul
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Longford.

The death of Miss Mary Hagarty at
the residence of her sister, Mrs. M
Mccain, Ballymahon street, Longford
on October 81, occasioned general re.
greet amongst a large circle of friends
and relatives throughout the county,
as the deceased lady belonged to one
Of the oldest and most highly esteemed
families in Longford. Her remains
were inferred in Ballymacormack on
November 2, when the funeral was
largely attended by the people of the
town and surrounding districts.
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Roscommon.

James Healy of Frenchpark, has
been returned for trial on the charge
of causing the death of a farmer
named Bartholomew Burns on Nov. 1.
The death has taken place at Cool.
free, Roscommon, of a Mrs. Costelloe,
at the remarkable age of 113 years.
She had four sons drawing the old age
pension.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
:, H 9.1 COUNTY: .

, HENNEPM COUNTY.
,s SSsou 1atyy President. Miss Mary Bcylan.
IS 6iyis!en NJ NJ: l. Minneapolis-pres.. Mira.
"a; Vice Pres. Mrs Julia Dempsey, 1908
Sos issi Ave- Ess NJ sei f4 ssoy. 9Ma NJ:
Kath. Casey, 1853 Fremont Ave: Nj. Ins.
fs se Mrs Mr Mary CARA Rysg 2s2G od az s.
A Aaarus Bd Mesengs are s0r Sea s 90
q u anS Sa Il So h Of ST. month in
DIVISION , No. p IN Minnes po!is.Pres:. Mrs:
Pres. Mary Kauth; 1s5 18th ave; n. e;
Elm f Sse I Rsdset Bay 2ls Su GFand
4Is M 1sSs 7th n difS2 ssm hf By
Phe!an. St. ~, Anthony nth Bank t Bldg; Meet
Of month in Workmen's Hail. at p. m.
I Diys Snx No. g. M, MssspneaaposPrss Mr..
Mrs. Bran ASs l a
9Th st. n; Rec. Sec ;a' Ms Miss Nary Hart.
f ns s Essn sfs zw Axs n
b. bss9es M srs st. sSs psSary Ha1
Meetings are held on first and third
pss snS p Il %SRth AR IL Ledge hail. srd
~,
Divislon Nc 2.5 4 M4ai1nnneaRois-Pres.. Mrs.
Mrs Nellie Haa see ME- Masv
i ave. g.: Fin; and 1ns; Sec. Mrs. 1 A1s
"a Bryant, 2l1S H. B Bio ave; Treas,
M Ma Exams 3 M W pr Bar So sa SIZE
DR.. Murphy. Lake st; and Bloomington.
Meetings are held on first and third Wed.
nesdays Of month in Maccabee Hail, at
Ry3ssa M $S szs
ave. se NJ Rec sss, Mary M sri %e1 lc1a
27ls Emerson ave-; Ins. Sec. Kat6ernins;
tha Griffin. $50 5th ave. g.; Med. S EI mas-
Meetings are held on the second N and
aa corner seth and G paponf IT s Young;
p. m.
Mary R!y';!o3 as sss5 HayssP "
AZ ;s i: si FL g. =? &af aate
Mary irwin sss sSs Ave ~ NJ - H. In: Tr sss.
KathaFlne y Burns. 9a5 9th Ave: N. e. f.:
and third hrd Ws sra esd Of month IN q
DlylsASn No. 3d. ?, aMi4naqsapoli. Pres.
:,s az. e. S Eis: % Sss S2s 81 t.
| 314 18th ave: p; e.; 1ns. Sec., Mrs. j. III
Collins, 81 18th ave q. g.; Treas, Mar.
EsTss 1i 6T K y o 81 sys 81
BLOCK. Meetings are held on first Thmcsaas
day Of month In Odd Fellows Hail. at x:is
p. m.
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County Preslaent. Mrs. Ellen conroy.
5ss,Sa sssssssrS Ri
liz Central Ave; Treasurer, Mr.. 1MSG ors.
| garet Carey. 903 w. Central ave, Meet.
ings held at Hibernian hall. tn 1<1s Snd
beth Moynauxh. Is. Atwater st.: S1 w.:
Rec. Sec, Margaret Clarke. i07 T;.ooss;
field ave-: Fin; Sec. Mary Hynes. io1s
E Elsa3s &: s7; Tsa Masy Mf*as IS IS
Mckeon. so7 lowry Bldg. Meetineo. oven
held on second and fourth Wednesdsv. az ne
month in Hibernian Hall at S:l6 hi - W
Division me NJ: {: Z, e. IT,, P.9l-RE,e... MS.
s. Mary Mar ksn1y i 19s = A. A. 81 R:
Sec, Mrs. Elisabeth HcNaliy, sos laek-
| ubin st.; Ins. 9ec, Ars, Dofette No.
Nanus. 4os Carol ave.: Treas. Nre Mary
q. MarshaI 39S Carroll ave-: Med. Hxnm..
Dr. 3. a. Burns. LowIy Blds; nsetlnge
Gor.h In HIbefniafi Hail. at 4 s. r. 8 g !,
Il 4 10 I
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Clare.

John F. Cullinan has resigned as SEES
sional Crown Solicitor of Clare after
a service of fifty-four years.
The death took place at a private
hospital in Dublin on November 6, of
Arthur Knox Molony, aged eighty-one,
of Caher Murphy House, Feakle.
Robert We're O'Brien of Ballyalla, En-
mis-, who died on the Goth of May last,
aged seventy years. left personal estate
valued at e15,214
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Sliq o.

A pretty wedding was solemnized at
Templeboy Church recently, when
Miss M. McDermott, daughter of the
late Pat McDermott, Cartron House,
Templeboy, was united in the bonds of
matrimony to Martin Tempany, son of
the late Peter Tempany, Skreen.
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Donegal.

Died.-November II, Mrs. Margaret
Boyd, Ballywell.
Married.-October 80, at the Catholic
church, Burtonport, by the Rev. Father
McCafferty, P. p. P, J. O'Reilly, Bel
fast, formerly of Drumgoro House,
Virginia, Cavan, to Kathleen McHugh,
only daughter of James McHugh, Main
street, Ardara.
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Carlow.

Observation-Disclosures 16, at London,
Rose O'Reilly, Customs and Excise,
to Maggie, second daughter of Mrs.
P. Mccormack, merchant, Main street,
Bagenalstown.
The tenants interest in Annville farm
was sold by auction by Robert Bell,
auctioneer, Carlow, on November 4.
The bidding began at G1,O0O, and con.
tinued in 9100 bids until $1,000 was
reached, then, with two bids of ESQ
each, the final of which was from Mr.
Samuel Bayley, of Monograph, My
shall, the hammer fell, and he was
declared the purchaser at G1,7OO.
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Kerry.


Mrs. Bridget Mary Quinn, of Dingle
who died on August 9th, last, widow
of Alfred Quinn, manager of the Ma
tional Bank, Ltd, Athy, left personal
este valued at G4,756.
The following deaths have taken
place: October 26, Denis Divane
Mile Height, Fralee. October 81,
Thomas Barrett, The Kerries. Recent.
ly, Mrs. A. Molyneaux, Woodford.
November 9, jeremiah Brosnan, New
townsandes. November 8, Sam Illus.
sey, Killarney. October %, Patrick
O'Connor, Banemore. November IL,
William Flynn, Strand street, Fralee.
Kildare.
Mad nMkn1,ox, N6{o1.on1 IIyn1aH,
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Fashion Note. - Personally we
think it is all right for man to
wear wrist watch in warm weather,
but in winter we think he looks bet.
ter carrying a muff.
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Meath.

A valuable farm, containing 1872
acres, statute measure, at Curragh-
walls, Ardcath, the property of Joseph
Bobbett, was offered for sale by R. B.
DAILY & Son, Drogheda, on November
6. The property was knocked down to
Richard Drew, of Julianstown, for the
sum of G2,55O.
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Waterford.

Died.-November g. Mrs. N. Walsh,
Blossomhill. Suddenly. November 3.
Robin Powsr, Kilmacthomas. octo-
Der 81. Mrs. Margaret Dobbyh Ira
more. Recsntly. James Mulvaney.
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..-,oNAL oFFlcERs-l. A. A. n e..
Rational Presidsnt;-Mrs. Ellen RYAN
'o Optional Vice President-Afis, p
Nahoney, Calumet, Mich. a.
M ASnational Secretary. Mrs. Adslis ch-,..
~. Cleveland. Ohio: ~ ''''
National Treasurer-AFs. Nary G. Con.
roiiy. syracuse. N. Z.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS.
President-James }. Regain, St. Paul,
MINI.
Vice President - Joseph Mclaughlin.
Philadelphia.
second Wee President-chas. J. Foy.
observation-disclosures Maloney, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
senville. Conn.
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srATE oFFicERs-MINNEsor

srATE OFFlCERS-MINNE
pres.dent-T. J. Doyle. Endicott Rldp
OF VICE PRESIDENT. P. Kennedy. Ear,.
oa state Secretary. T. Grogan, sl1 Car.
III street, st. Paul
ROY rrseasurer-John sheehy. Montgomery
state Chaplain-Rev. p. }. Fox. Jans:.
V' President Of Insurance Fund - T. =
movie. st. Paul. -
DoVyi ce President-J. J. Nolan. Bratnerd
Sacretarv OF lnsurance-John Mahnnau.
,aS TemDie court, Minneapolis, 1eS'
zSs State Treasurer lnsurance-John sha..
by. MontG9mass;rryyii~ p,rector-n, '''
o,Sonnor, st. Paul "
HH;rectors OF Insurance Fund-John ,x.
ran Minneapolis: E: !: McManus. 0a a.
Paul: 2: faP Paal: rb minn%ea s,as
water.
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lwood. Recently, Edward Lynch,

Mrs. Byrne, Eaglehall, Curragh, died
on November IL as the result of in
juries she received the previous day
when she was knocked down and
trampled on by number of stamped.
ing military horses.
Luke P. Dempsey, Orchid, Carberry
has been appointed rate collector for
, No. 6 Celbridge No. Collection Dis.
trict by the Kildare County Council
Finance Committee. The salary is
9150 per year.
Married.-November 5, at st. Pat.
rick's church, Glane, with Nuptial Mass
by the Rev. Father Rice, C. c., Mat
thew Joseph, youngest son of the late
Matthew Whyte, Boherhole, Clongowes
Wood, to Julia Anna, eldest daughter
of the late James Jones, Waterstown
and Clane.
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Kilkenny.

NuNSUUys
Died.-October 81, Mrs. Mary Phel.
an, Castlejohn. October 20, James
O'Dwyer. Ballintaggart, aged sixty
years.
A scholarship, value ESQ, and ten.
able for three years at the National
University, has been awarded by the
Kilkenny County Council to Miss Mary
Ellen Keenan,, of Graignamanagh.
The Corporation of Kilkenny has
voted to confer the Freedom of the
City on the members of the Kilkenny
Hurting team in honor of their recent
victory in winning the All-Ireland
Championship thereby bringing the
greatest honor in Gaeldom, the third
time in succession, to the County and
City of the Confederation.
At a recent meeting of the Urling.
ford Guardians, the Chairman, Mr.. P.
Dunno, Co: c., proposed the following
resolution, which was seconded by Mr..
Ryan, and passed unanimously:
THAT we, the Urlingford Board of
Guardians, view with alarm the de.
cision of the United States Govern.
ment not to allow the importation of
Irish potatoes into the United States
on the ground that our potatoes are
infected with black scab. The Board,
being composed of practical farmers,
can assure the United States Depart.
ment of Agriculture that there is no
disease in the potato crop in this
Union. and they respectfully ask the
Department to remove their restriction
at the earliest possible moment"
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II have a new dance"
what do you call it,"
" The Wall Street Wallop.' You
swing corners, change partners, and
sidestep."
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.

p. r. Moran. Washington. b. G.
Rev. VIM. T. Mclaughlin, Union Hill
Michael F. Powers. Grand Rapies,
William J Doherty. Chicago. Ill
II. j. Barry. Columbus. Ohio.
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% you want 10 attend the
I Hibsrnian National Convention at
/ Norfolk srss, sss Page Z
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49, I'd
Down.

y There died Ct Newry, on October 1e,
Patrick McKeown. aged ninety.six
5Bysars, known locally for his powers
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Armagh.


A memorial to the late Mrs. Frances
Alexander, the well-known hymn writ,
er, has been erected in ST. Columbia s
Cathedral, Derry.
Judge Green, at Armagh Quarter
Sessions gave a decree for G21, with
los expenses, in case by Susan Mel.
Ion, of Annamor, against Robert ].
Spiers, farmer, of Drumgar, for breach
of promise of marriage.
Married.-At Hollywood, on October
20 with Nuptial Mass), by the Rev.
John O'Neill, Adm, st. Patrick's, Bel
fast, James, eldest son of Patrick
Borgues, Hollywood, to Alice, youngest
daughter of Michael Conway, Clon-
maine, Loughgall.
Cardinal Logue has made the fol-
lowing changes in his archdiocese:
Rev. John Harmon, C. c., Tallanstown,
to be c. C. Dungannon; Rev. ]. v.
Ward, c. c., Togher, to be c. 6. Tai
lanstown; Rev. Joseph Mathews, c. c.,
Tullyallen, to me C. c. Togher; Rev.
Joseph Conlon, C. c., Eglish, to be C..
c. Tullyallen; Rev. Edward O'Connor,
recently ordained, to be C. c. Eglish.
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Antrim.

John Bell, aged eighteen years, died
in the County Infirmary on October rs,
as the result of terrible injuries he
received when at work on machine
in the Ravarnette weaving factory.
A verdict of death due to septi-
caemia, believed to be the result of a
kick sustained while playing football,
was returned at an inquest at Belfast
on Samuel Briggs, twenty, heater
boy, of Al We're street.
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Died. October %, Michael Walsh,
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DIVISION oFFleEes a. Q. H.-TiMs
AND PLACE or MEETING.
ANoKA COUNTY

ANOKA COUNTY.
County President, John r. Coleman.
Anoka. MINI.
Division No. 1. Anska-Pres.. William
e. g. ard: Vice Pres. John I. Green: Rec:
McArdle: ms. Sec, James McArdle:
treas. John Ward; Med. Examiners.
=: u; Frank and A. T. Caine. Meetings
1 are neld on third Monday Of month IN
Woodman Hall at o. m.
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Consultation Poisons Yon.

II you are co~nstipated. your entire
system is poisoned by the waste matter
kept in the body-serious results often
follow. Use DR.. Kings New Life
Pills and you will soon get rid of con
stipation. headache aud other troubles.
25c at druggists or by mail Fl. E.
Bucklen & Co., Philadelhia and st.
Louis. ADV.
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j. A.

time Schaefer has been acting some
what queerly. during which he would
at intervals have periods of apparent
madness and make threats against the
Ii 90 of the members OF his family.
Recently his periods of apparent
madness have come at more frequent
intervals, and the mem bers of his
family became alarmed for their
safety and appealed to the authori-
ties. Failing to secure bonds, Schaefer
has been lodged in the Codington
county Jail.
Hudson-After a detective in the
employ of the state anti-saloon league
had orerated here for several days,
he believed he had secured the neces-
sary evidence and accompanied by
the Sheriff and states attorney and an
officer Of the league swooped down up
on the town. They we've armed With
search warrants and. made a careful
search of the pool halls and a local
hotel, where it was suspected liquor
was being sold illegally. But the
search was without results, for at
none of the places was any liquor
found. Following the search a large
number of townspeople and farmers
from the surrounding region were
summoned as witnesses. They were
particularly asked concerning the drug
stores. Whether or not any arrests
will follow the investigation is a mat
ter Of speculation. The affair has
created excitement mere. and develop
ments are awaited with interest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-12-27
CONVICTED INDIAN
Travels to Penitentiary Alone
From Trip County

Sioux Falls, Dec. 27.-Surrenderiua
himself to the warden OF the Sioux
Falls penitentiary so he could com
mence serving a term. Grover SOUR
rel Coat, a Sioux Indian, has estab.
lished a new record fol members Of
his a C He is the first Sioux 10
dian who eve has voluntarily en-.
tered the penitentisry without being
accompanied by an officer.
About a wear ago he was convicted
10 Tripp county of the charge Of lar
ceny. He appealed the case to tn,
state supreme court. A day or TIVE
ago the supreme court rendered a de
%cision, affirming the conviction in tn,
lower court. Squirrel Coat wae mott
fed of this and lost no time in proceed
ing to the Office of Judge Williamson
of the state circuit court for the dis
trict in which Trip county Is siru
ated. fer the purpose Of notifying ths
court that he was ready to commenc,
his ter NJ.
Squirrel Coat made the special re
quest that he be permitted to 90 to til,
pe~nitentiary without the company O
the sheriff. and his request was grant
ed by Judge Williamson. who provided
the Sioux warrior with a letter I,
the warden of the ~penitentiary, which
admitted him to the prison. Squire
Coat will serve a term of two years.