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Wexford.

John Bolger, Ferus, has purchased
the property known as "Millmount,"
Corey, from Joseph Quinn, for e2,920.
Married.-At the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, Wexford, on
Nov. 18th, William, second son of Mr..
w. j. Davis, Enniskillen, to Leonie,
youngest daughter of Mr.. P. w.
ODwyer, Brooklyn, late of Bullring,
Wexford.
The late VIM. Busher of Killinick,
Wexford, left personal estate valued
at e9,376. He left $3.50 to the Soci-
ETY. of st. Vincent de Paul, ESQ each
to priests of Tagoat and Wexford for
Masses, e100 each to his sisters,
Mary Styles and Lizzie Busher, e2O0
to his sister Kate, and the residue of
his estate upon trust for his wife and
his step-daughter.
A sad accident occurred in Wexford
on Nov. 10, resulting in the death of
printer named Nicholas Clifford,
aged 10 years. He was engaged in
the printing establishment of English
& Co.
Not for many years has such big
burning taken place in Shelburne az
that on Saturday night, Nov. Is, at
the Kilhile farm, belonging to James
O'Neill, Arthurstown. The blaze was
visible for MANY miles around. From
some mysterious cause the hay barn
two ricks Of hay and q rick Of straw
adjoining were, about 10 o'clock, dis.
covered to be on fire and beyond all
power of being extinguished by human
aid. The value Of the property burned
Is estimated at close on s600.
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Queens.

On Tuesday, Nov. 18, d. Quigley
and Sons. Auctioneers, Rathdowney,
put up for sale for Patrick Brennan,
his interest in his small holding, ad-
Joining the town, containing 2 acres 1
rood and 20 perches Irish plantation
measure. The bidding started at e100
by John Fitzpatrick, Knocked, and
after keen competition between
Messrs. Lorde, Kent and James Ryan,
Rathdowney and Mr.. Meagher, solicit
or. Templemore, Mr.. Ryan was de.
clared the purchaser at the high fig.
ure Of G250. With the usual S per
cent auctioneers' commission includ.
ed the price per acre realized works
out at something over s110. This is
a record price for land in the district,
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Donegal.

Robert Kearney of Ardnamohill,
died suddenly on Nov. 10.
A married woman, named Margaret
Connolly, of the townland of Drimark,
near Donegal town, was badly burned
recently through the ignition of her
clothes, which came in contact with
the kitchen fire.
At the recent final medical examina.
ton held in Dublin, Jerome Boyce,
Donegal, was successful in obtaining
his diploma. Dr. Boyce is the son OF
the late Jerome Boyce, Donegal, and
a grand nephew of the Very Rev. DR.
Boyce, the celebrated novelist, whose
works, including "Shandy Mcguire, y
and MARY Lee" are well known.
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Fermanagh.

Mr.. ]. O'Donnell has been elected
Chairman of Linaska Rural District
Council.
Died recently, Francis Quinn, Gorta-
ree.-Clarence Newsome, Belfast, for
merly of Enniskillen.
At the annual meeting of the Ennis
killen branch, U. l. L., sum of G1O6.,
15s. was subscribed to the Home Rule
Fund.
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MOBILES COUNTY.

County President. Thos. Burke. ELS.
worth. MINI.
ael Holloran: vice Pres. Thos. j. F alen:
Rec Sec. James Burke; Fin. Sec. JOIN
Carey; ms. Sec. James Burke: Treas.
Te"t; sweeney: Med. Exam. p. cress.
Of month in church at ESQ D. M. e'ne'oa'
RAMSEY COUNTY.
W pi Ms'osnI No; I, St; Paul-Pses;. SoaA
g.; iit 81 1 sso f gsa
John NJ; Lynch. 1928 Holly ave.: Fin. sec..
~ !. Williams. Is ganiil st.: 1ns: Sec.
Martin c3!eG Ts fss s sHsa ?f Ssd
Exam. DR.. G. q. Perry, sic Lowry bldg.
MEETINGS are held on second and. fourth
at 8 p. m.
1zd niy1sio q, Nc; .. st. PaulIPress Jas. 4
Sc. Hon jf Il. Nolan lar sss Edmund =:
T H. sec Tpsy sss g., B HaraEs .v st.
Ned. Exam. Drs. McKeon and McNevin.
MS s;sg are held ON second and fourth
s 81 OF month in Hibernian Halls.
ct. LOUIE COUNTY.
End Gdou MY President. A. J. Powers. s1s
g;eEn 1s r. tth 5 Rgle 1ie. Fss: oce
FH 1ss st 412 End Ave. W.: Rec: seey.:
NV ;S' ass 80 81 Fesss!s
don; Med za superior N.sM e.: Trees. ya%es y;
tSrd 5SE e. az: hs Month
IN Cathedral hall. End AZ. W, ma 9Th st.
rl P.x'l ss.lMS No. 81 Yet Duluth Pro- re-:
pres. James ". Bothwell. so1 n. s7th
A7o% AZ N w; Rec. Sec. James J. Godfrey.
e. s:a q: % FIJI III s:e .. s9d S.:
ets ~ e Msa 12 r. GA: E f s:d
ley's hall at 3. N.
SCOTT COUNTY.
da GouMnf Min President. F. J. Leonard. Jor-
g D ~ Ma3oMSo; I, Belle Plalne1Pre.;; DE-.
jam + kelley icy. Belle PLANE; Rec. Sec.
H stratta sse Belle esnf Sa he s Hns
john + cia lre:0 Med Se Esam n.aphs b.
sundaS 81 monte MlSefi til fss hsd As Gn
at 1880 p. m.
STEELE COUNTY.
ow GetSn1y President ,ndid George c. Toher.
Division Hzison NJ. j. owatonna-Pres.. John
M Re-; Sec: ~ J. 3: Malone: Fin Sec: J: Il
gGa nhr e; ms. Sec. J: E. Malone; Treas.
SSo o,,n. Hogan; Med. Exam. g. d. More
house: Meetings are held on first Wednes-
gay OF month in K. p. Hall at $3.50 .. m.
SWIFT COUNTY.
Clontarf
II Division No. l. clontarf-Pres., VIM. NJ
Sienna; Vice Pres. p. J. Mccarthy; Rec.
S SeS;, Andrew Kavanaugh; Fin. Sec, Leo
I'VE Nell; ms. Sec, M. e. Conlogue: Treas,
yonn Glosson, ST.; Med. Exam, DR.. o.
Dagnault, Benson. MINI. Meetings are
t nelo on first Sunday of month in Clon.
tar1 at 1880 D. m.
w1NoNA COUNTY.
County President. n J. RysS. CO &
Division No: President. John shsr-
Lynch. 81 Washington st.: Rec. secy.,
yonn ;Dugan. 20s w. Mark St.; Fin. secy.
Rennis Lynch, 514 Washington st:
ms st Secy.. Dennis Lynch, 514 Washington
II: Treas, NJ: J. Ryan, 1854 e. King St:
~, e9; H., Exam. Pr. George J.. Tweedy. Is
9nd and fourth Thursday Of month y
knights Columbus Hall at 1880 .. -,
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Roscommon.

Mrs. Patrick Moran Of Grangemore
died on Nov. IA.
A valuer from the Congested Dis.
tricts Board has visited a large mum.
Der Of residential and other holdings
In the town Of Roscommon with .
view to purchasing them from the
head landlords snd intermediate own.
ers, In order to give facilities for the
present occupiers to become the ID.
ture owners Of their houses. etc.
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s-ArE oFFIcERs-L. A.

President-Mrs. Mary 3. Dalsv y; oos
Central ave.. Minneapolis. 1eo'
Vice President-Mi:s May E. Hammiu.
secretary-Ella c. Heating. AZ plea..
ant ave. St. Pau Paul u.,,
Board of Directors-Mary M su,,,va,
Duluth; Ellen Conroy. st. Paul: Mar
Reilly, Brainerd. -
Auditing committes-.;Margaret Scott
lis; Elizabeth Mentally. st. Paul.
Insurance Secretary-Margaret A. Ora.
dy, saltwater.
insurance Treasurer-Margaret sun,.
van, Rochester.
State Medical Director - DR.. e. w.
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Gurran: Minneapolis: Annie Conroy ST.
Paul: Josephine Eagertv. Shieldsville.
st. Paul
g. Auditing committee-Ellen McGrath.
Nellie McCoE. st. paul.
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Wicklow.

An uncommon instance Of longeviIy
was shown In the case of Mrs. Anne
Buggy, native Of Wicklow. who died
recently at Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny.
She had reached the remarkable age
Of 105 years.
Maurice Byrne was elected to the
position Of relieving ofacer and dairy
inspector. atsa salary Of e3s Per an.
mum. By Baltingiass Guardians. George
Leonard. whose retirement caused the
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Meath.

The Navan Urban Council have sold
their interest in the Navan disused
military barracks to Mullingar man,
the intention being to start wooden
mills therein.
The death has taken place of Mrs.
Marcella Drake, a. sister of Lord Chief
Baron Palles, and widow of Columbus
Drake, Borristown, Pursuivant of the
order of St. Patrick. The deceased
lady was formerly an active member
of number of Catholic charitable or.
CARNATIONS.
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Tipperary.

Died recently, Richard Maher, Irish
town. Nov. IA, Mrs. Julia Prender-
CAST, Ardfinan Castle, aged SO years.
Sister Veronica, a much-esteemed
member of the Community for over
so years, died at the Ursuline Con-
vent, Thurles, on Nov. II.
The body of a farmer named John
Nolan, of the Furze, Thurles, a man
of about so years of age, who had
been missing from his home, was
found in the River SUR, near Tur-
tulla Bridge, two miles from his resi-
dence.
A verdict of death from natural
causes was returned at an inquest on
Joseph Fenton, Is, laborer, Cahir, who
was found lying at the foot of the
stairs in house in Mountain road
which he occupied alone. Richard
Costelloe, who lived next door to de,
ceased, said he heard him, as was his
habit, humming to himself the night
before. Deceased, he added, often
talked to the cats in his house, they
being his only company.
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Dublin

The pleasing function of presenting
an address of congratulation on the
occasion of his golden jubilee as Su.
perior of North Richmond Street
Christian Brothers School to Rev.
Brother O'Mahony by the teachers
and pupils took place on Nov. 10.
Balrothery District Council has
adopted a scheme of direct labor for.
warded from the Dublin Co. Council.
The scheme, which is to be in opera
ton for three years, will involve an
expenditure of 10000 per annum,
made up Of ESQ for roads (being the
average for the last three years.,
s230 for walls, bridges. ETC., and
5R1,250 for steam-rolling.
On Nov. II, =. and d. Carton sold
three grazing farms by auction at
Finglas. and obtained very high prices.
The property was that Of the late
Matthew Carton.
3 =. %
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Tyrone.


Much damage was caused by fire
which broke out in Strabane Catholic
church on the evening of Nov. Is.
Mr.. H. McHugh, Northumberland,
has purchased the premises of P. j.
Devine, and intends carrying ON the
business.
Clogher Guardians have granted a
pension Of 913 per year to James
Tough, who recently resigned as Re.
lieving Officer, after a service of 30
years.
An action brought by Miss Minnie
Maud Junk, clearinghouse keeper,
Portstewart, against Thomas Ross
Bell, dentist, Market Square, DUNCAN.
non, to recover damages laid at
e 1000 for breach of promise of mar
riage, resulted in a verdict of $500
damages being awarded the lady.
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Kilkenny.

Joseph Shortall, Ballyroan. was
united in marriage to Miss B. Cava-
nagh of Whiteswall, in st. Mary's Ca.
thedral, Kilkenny, on Oct. 20.
Mrs. Murphy, an old age pensionef
residing at Killarney (Co. Kilkenny,
died suddenly on the evening of Nov.
II. She was about 75.years of age.
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Kildare.

Damage. estimated at 5000 was
caused by fire recently in hay and
straw shed belonging to Mr.. Phelan of
Raheenaderagh.
Died.-Nov. IA, Michael Kelly, Kill
rush, Suncroft. Nov. 16, at Wood.
stock street, Athy, Mary Jane May,
daughter Of the late John May.
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Waterford.

Garrett Colbert, porter employed
at Ballyduff railway station, received
serious injuries to his leg when he
slipped between moving train and
the platform of the station on Nov. 20.
Died Nov. IA, Mrs. N. Prendergast,
Cappoquin. Nov. II, William Barrett,
Ballintaylor. Recently, Michael Foley,
Ballyanen. Nov. II, Mrs. A. McGrath,
Kilmacow. Nov. Ia, Mrs. Bridget
Keane, Kilbree.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
HENNEPM COUNTY.

11SAENGNEF4N NOONVx.
, S.yis;sa 81; sMs.nnsapol..-pre... Mrs..
F.; vice Pres. Ms: julia DeSp.ey ys 1905 81
ks a9S s ss,a 1sth Is; ~ FIJI sse ~
Treas. Mrs. Clara Ryan. g Holden Ave:
Aadrs sd Dr. Ma sfss " ar gor saia g:
3 sn " Sa 4 Sd z,S = month Is
pvis co Mo- IN TIsesg%t Mrs.
Prss. Mary Kauth a 1s5 18th ave: n =;
ST. n. e:;, Ins. Sec. Margaret Sullivan.
zSS W ,sas 7fS n st. n Treas; Mary
Phe!an. St. Anthony Bank. Bldg. Meet:
ings are held on lst and third Mondays
ARnie by BasaRn g.. iy$s 80. 5Fyaqt AZ. 81;
s s. H. 49 go: Mis- S!Saa asS aas
crime Ryan. 500 UnivsrsitX Ave. N. T.;
E Ems Ave nm "sMh;ssr Isl!
Rss9e.A NJ as pi MsS T1Sai as
sSh e. fsss. 'fs 'n "a
N Ky S2sS 5sh a2s ss
aye; Rec: sss; ;; Mrs aI N Mary Trow. a Zoo
n nss Bryant si15 bioominstons ave: t T.s An
Mrs. b. M. Walsh. 21l0 18th ave. so
Med. Exams. Dr.: Barber. Syndicate BIZ
MsetinEs aSs held on rss a and aitGSHim rd
nesdays Of month In Maccabea III. mmeoe
n Dy.'Sn M SS ssos bupaRne}
;x rs; a; Rec s s. Mary 1Sas
o'Brien. 1925 Girard ave. n; Treas'a.n Mars
tia Griffin. $50 sth ave. q: Med. Exam, .
Meetings are held on the a1 sec and 2o ~
fourth Az o. .nd month in Younss
p. m.
a 2!yi; j. wa MS; ss,5 ~
w: r. Rres kss sse, MMsFsa s9s a5
Moran, 2s91 M dss St N: e; ins. ~.
k stnafsaa a:m surP6: Il i T. n As: n
f6,r Az Wedns.daHss are ned rs
8. =. han. 3srd and Central Ivaa - ! q.
Division No. .. Minneapolis - Pre-.
Mary Turner 1919 Jefferson 1T n.
Vice Pres. Margaret Kelly,. 1916 I'll 81
sln q . Be- s Es ssey Sasshn fsi %::::
81 lssn s III isei Il. T. s. SEA- l..s
oaret Terney, 2l9 Sth ave. q. a. 11I ~:
Exam. Or. r. p. O.BrtSn, S04 Iadicco;;
q month u odd S:es e a.at s e Il;
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County Prsnssnt, Mrs. Ellsa con,oy.
ording Secretary. Nrs. MarSsrSt s nSS.
in9s ms held It iibsinisna ' 81. v: 7thA Net:
VTanklin Streets. ia
DIVISION No. :. st. Paul-Pra.. r,..
beth Noynauyh. 20 Atwater M. @W vs.
Pres. Marseret Roach. sos st. Alban.v IS
Be- Be- sss: f aEsasE es GM:sks io7 Itc6:
Albemarle st.: lns. SEQ, Mary Nois, 1919 pc
Edmund st.; Treas. Mary WsSnsr ~ ~
Hckeon. COZ lowry Bldg. ieetin. 0wea
bald on second and fourth Wednesdsyss a ns
Il: Division ne NJ. I: !, g; P.ul-Rres. Mis-.
Hss. Mary Hsnny 7ss & g. lt Vic: Pcs
Sec. Mr.. Mabel Allen. Q 18th IT,: IN.
ssc.. Nfs. Hisabsth lcNaliy, SoS isaE.
ubin st.: 1no. 9ec.. Ars. 6orette ~.
Maaus. SsS Carol ave-; Treas. Nr1. Mary
=. nsrsha4 3es Carroll ave. !; Ned Hxam.,
Dr: s = r. IS sn a L9wEy Mdx; 1sstine!
0oE.h b HIbsrniaA HAIL &C =, r. -,
!. lS
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Kerry.

The following deaths have taken
place: Recently, Francis Harnett,
Greenville. Nov. S, Dennis Griffin,
Killarney. Recently, Maurice O'Sulli-
van, Ballinesteenig. Nov. Is, r. w.
Hancock, Denny street, Tralee. Nov.
20, in Cork, Miss Lillian Griffin, Far
ranfOre.
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Sligo.

The following deaths have taken
place: Nov. Is, Mrs. Catherine Gava-
han, Charlestown. Nov. l., Mrs. Pat
rick Butler, Templehouse. Recently,
Mrs. Peter Leonard, Tobertelly. Nov.
10, Mrs. William Parke, Chapel street,
Sligo. Recently, Mary A. Mccain,
Difreen, aged years.
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Antrim.

The ulster Echo" Belfast, an.
nounces that by the will of the late
Mr.. William Gibson, the well-known
jeweler of Belfast and London, pro
vision has been made for providing
the sons of farmers of Counties An
trim and Down with educational ad-
vantages. The sum is approximately
a quarter of a million sterling, and
will be available almost Immediately.
Died.--Nov. 10th, at IS Cedar ave-
nue., Antrim Road, Belfast, James,
son of Patrick Flynn, Clondalkin (Co.
Dublin, and formerly of Ballyclare
(Antrim). Nov. Is, at Meadow
street, Belfast, Catharine Hart. Nov.
10th, at Margrita, Donegal Road, Bel
fast, John Hilland. Nov. Is, at 10
High street, Hollywood, Elizabeth, be.
loved wife of John McKenna, and eld-
est daughter of Hugh McCorry, Helen's
Bay. Nov. 16, at S Alameda Terrace,
Falls Road. Hugh McQuillan, in his
oath year. Nov. 18th, 165 Divis street,
Belfast, Elizabeth, relict of the late
John O'Hagan. Nov. 10th, at Purdys-
burn hospital, Bride, daughter of
James and Bridget O'Reilly, 30 Wal
nut street, Belfast, aged 3A years.
Nov. 18th, at Longstone street, Lis
burn, James, youngest son of Nicho-
las Teggart.
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Cavan,

The people of Kingscourt have start.
ed movement to erect a memorial
to the late Father Hood, who had been
rs years rector of the parish
The following deaths have taken
place: Michael O'Neill, Lackenmore:
John Lynch, Drumscridian; James
Toomey, Ballyconnell; Mrs. Anne
O'Reilly, Drunitarlum.
Married.-On Nov. 10Th, at Laragh
Chapel with Nuptial Mass), by Rev.
M. E. Brady, P. P. DEM (uncle of
bridegroom), Bernard. Collins, Cor.
feyhone (son of the late Bernard Col.
Inns, Bindoo, CootehilD, to Mary Anne
Clarke, eldest daughter of Patrick
Clarke, Ravenswood Cottage, Stra-
done.
Cork.
The premises of O'Neill & Son,
Main street, kinsale, were badly dam.
aged by fire on the morning of
Nov. 10.
nc Solh SledHei nlScd was SUNK
in collision with ferry boat at Liv.
erpool on Nov. 10. The crew of nine
teen were rescued, but a stewardess
was drowned
The Very Rev. John O'Riordan, par
ish priest of Cloyne, has been appoint.
ed by the Holy See, Canon of Aghul.
ter in the Diocese of Cloyne, in sue.
cession to his Grace the Coadjutor
Archbishop of Melbourne.
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Carlow.

Died recently at Coppenagh, Tullow,
Carlow, Anne Donohue, after long
illness.
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d ..,dA.r,oNAL oFFlckRe-l. A. a. a !.
n stionsi Pre.idsnt-hrs. Ellen 3 iva;
1oM.iy s;t,onsi vice Pre.ident-Nis, =
A Hae'on:l Secretary. Nrs. Adsl,a ch-,..
y, .Saa sx:tira&ss;. sSsassr-Mr. May 6. ca.
,nIsy. syracuse. n. :.
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FOR THE LATEST
WOMEN'S WEAR
GO TO PEARCES

NATI0NAI FICER8.
MINI.
Vice President - Joseph McLouehliu.
Philadelphia.
Treasurer-Thomas Maloney, Council
Bluffs. Iowa.
ar nvill0. Conn.
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], Down.

Died recently, Mathew Magennis.
Bridge street Newry. William Smith.
Brookneld.
Ess wing 70 long continued illness, Dr..
u ss 3 iordenS has resigned his position
deal cflcer of Neigh district. 5s
M lIairied rsovss q ST. MAJ
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
p. T. Moran. Washington, b. G.
Rev. VIM. 7. Mclaughlin. Union EIlu.
81 Michael F. Powers. Grand Rap,c,
Nlch. o..:.,, c.,.
X,l !. s. i nsss Sis$bSs e'sSasa le
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Armagh.

Murtagh Mccain died at his home,
7S William street, Lurgan, on Nov 10,
at the age of IS years.
The premises occupied by Howard
Hill, clothier, Market street, Lurgan,
were almost totally destroyed by fire
on the morning of Nov. II.
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% ysu want 20 attend the
1 hibsrnian National Convention at
/ Nerselk frssf sss Pass &
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srArE oFFlc Rs-MINNEsorA.
prss:dant-T. J. Doyle. Endicott RId.
81 VICE CT Pirsside.t-J. P. Kennedy. Fan.
bault. n Geo..
so4T rs.s.ursrSJohn Shsehy. Montsom.rv
atsts Chaplain-Rsv. p. J. Fox. Jans::.
WYE pss;.,,dsnt Of Insurance Fund u !,
pS Viz. FIesldsps.5; !: Nolan: ar.,n.ra
s.s.stsss'yy s e nnns.Dea
s's state treasurer 1nsuranes-john sh...
by si.s Msn'1 Esaiesi Dirsetor-Dr. ). v.
oGonnStao;. Of insurancs Tund-roh, ~.
II Sinneepolis: Il. J. HcMsnus 10 Se
s !.I.s,. p. II. SumminSe. Ninneapolis. q
cr o: st. Paul: Thos. Wslch. san.
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Derby.

SeTUys
The death occurred on Nov. 10, at
Glenerin, of Rev. Hugh Mccullough,
lately rector of the Catholic parish of
Latrobe, Pa.
Died.-Nov. Is, at so Marlborough
street, Derry, John McColgan. Nov.
II, at 1872 Long Bog, Derry, Michael
King, craneman. Nov. Is, at The Col
Ion, Derry, Ellen, widow of the late
William McKimm. Nov. Is, at Rusky-
hill, John, eldest son of the late Pat.
rick McKelvey.
On Nov. 10, there passed away in
death at the Convent of Mercy, Derry,
Mother Mary Rose, one of the best
known and most highly respected Sis.
tiers in the community. The daughter
of John M'Evoy of Dublin, the de.
ceased nun at an early age entered
st. Peters Convent, Derry, in which
for no less than tifty-four years she
devoted her life to the cause of reli-
gion.
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4
[ XNEWS FROM IRELANDX

achy's Catholic church, Belfast, by the
Rev. George Crolly, p. p, V. F., Porta-
ferry, John, only son of the late Sam.
uel Wilson, Ballymacnamee, to Kath.
crime Claire, youngest daughter of
Thomas Hannigan, Portaferry.
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%No PI Ae1I 81 Nj 1iEss;r, s;a'
ANoKA COUNTY

ANOKA COUNTY
County President. John r. Coleman
r Division No. !. AnIka-Pres., William
T. Ward; Vice Pres, John l. Green: Rec.
G ~. CHARLES e. Green: Fin. Sec. James
Tra Asoie; ms. Sec. James McArdle;
J; H; Frank and A. T. Game. Meetings
1re neld on third Monday Of month In
"oooman Hall at p. M.
GIG STONE COUNTY.
Gracevllle, MINI.
11; Division No. /. Graceviue-Pres.. T: r.
rAny: Vice Pres. A. Lannon; Rec. see;.
Ginnataan. M ~: Seaman; Fin. Sec. e: =
ms. Sec, G. r. Ginnaty; Treas.
s; Tratnor: Med. Exam, DR.. B. u.
dsW noaH. Meetings are held on first sun
FraterrnnfHtv third Thursday Of month IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-05
HOYNE HAS CLEAN
BILL FROM COURT

Chicago. H., June 5.-Jusge Bald.
win, In a session at which all fac
tions In the fight for an investigation
Of alleged frauds in the election OF
states attorney appeared. today re-
fused 10 turn over the ballots 10 the
election commissioners. Apprehension
that tell-tale evidence would be de-
stroyed and thus save those said 70
be responsible" for the alleged whole
saie frauds was expressed by attor-
neys for the contestants. The hear
ing. which was on three separate pro-
ceedlngs. wds replete with charges
and counter-charges OF fraud. bad
faith and trickery. Judge Baldwin
gave States Attorney Hoyne a clean
bill OF health from any suspicion Of
shady doings in the election or from
any attitude preventing an investiga-
ton. He also declared the ballots had
been "palpably tampere6 with"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-05
DAWSON is
STILL HOLDING ON

EPSON, England, June EMILY
Wilding Dawson, who yesterday caus-
ed a sensation by leaping at the kings
horse, seizing the reins while it was
galloping at full speed in the race for
the derby, and who suffered terrible
injuries, recovered consciousness at l
this afternoon. She was able to take
nourishment from a spoon, but was
unable to reply to questions. Ply
sicians consider there is hope for re-
covery. Miss Dawson is one of the
best known English suffragetes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-05
Confesses to Murder OF
Detective and Walks
Out of Court.
LABOR TROUBLE ECHO
Lee Cage Tried by Jury in Ohio
for Crime and Acquitted
by a Jury.

Columbus, Ohio, June 5-Lee Cage,
a member of the Iron Moulders' un-
ion of Wheeling, w. Va, confessed in
the federal court here today that he
killed Detective Reardon of Pittsburgh
at SteubenvIlle, Ohio, in 1910. The
killing occurred during a period of
labor trouble. 1t developed Cage had
been tried at Steubenville more than
a year ago on a charge that he Inur.
dered Reardon and was acquitted, he
refusing to take the stand. The con-
fession of today was made in connec.
ton with civil hearing before Judge
Safer. Having been in jeopardy once.
another trial on the same charge was
barred under the constitution of Ohio.
The confession resulted in a speedy
dismissal of the proceedings pending
before Judge Safer involving the dis
position of a $4,000 reward offered by
the county commissioners of Jefferson
county and another suit by Reardons
administrators to collect $1,000 dam
ages from Jefferson county because of
Reardon's death.
RIDDLE VICTIMS BODY.
Following Cages admission that he
practically riddled the body of Rear
don, an agreed order was entered al
| lowing the dead mans heirs $500.
The appearance of Cage on the wit
ness stand surprised the attorneys for
Reardon's estate. He declared he had
come into court voluntarily.
$50 you are not satisfied with .hav.
ing killed Reardon. but now come into
court and confess the crime so you
may help to defraud the little daugh-
ter of the victim out OF what right
fully belongs to her?" queried Attor-
ney Lewis.
81 don't know as I am" retorted
Cage.
''You really mean to tell this court
you assassinated Reardon?" said
Judge Safer.
"They buried him, didn't they?"
was Cages answer.
After the settlement of the case
Cage left the courtroom and started
for Wheeling.