The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-07-26
}NEWS FROM IRELAND|

Patrick J., only son of John Coady,
Robinstown, Duncormack, Wexford, to
Helena, second youngest daughter Of
William Murphy, Sheastown, Kilken-
ny.
Kerry.
Water Rent Collector.-The Lostow.
ell Urban Council have elected Mr.. T..
McElligott, assistant town clerk, as
town rate and water rent collector.
Hotel Proprietor Dead.-The death
Of William P. McElligott, Buffers
Arms hotel, Waterville, is widely re-
gretted. and much sympathy is felt
for his mother and relatives in their
bereavement.
Kenmare Sister Dead.-The death
has taken place at Kenmare of Sister
Mary Theresa Joseph. member of
the Order Of Poor Clares. The de-
ceased was a sister of Maurice H.
Courtenay. The Square, Kenmare.
Vote of sympathy.-The Kenmare
Guardians adopted a vote of deep re-
greet at the death of Mr. Timothy
O'Connor, The Square. Kenmare, and
adjourned as a mark Of respect to his
memory.
Canon O'Riordan Dead. - Canon
O'Riordan. P. p, Cahirciveen, died
suddenly on June 20. just after he had
celebrated the $3.50 q. m. mass in the
OConnell Memorial church. His
death has caused deep regret not alone
in Iveragh, but also throughout the
Kerry diocese. He was ordained in
1872.
Fishing Without License.-At the
Brosna petty sessions Michael Lane
was charged with fishing without a H.
cense in the River Feale. Mr.. John
Condor, solicitor, prosecuted, and hav-
ing explained how w. B. siles found
the defendant fishing with salmon
flies. stated there could be no excuse
for anyone along the River Feale fish
ing without a license, as the duty on
1t could be made in a few hours fish,
ing. The magistrates imposed fine
of R2, and Ell extra costs, together
with the costs of the court.
Annual Listowel Feis.-There was a
large crowd at the annual Listowel
Feis, and many Of those present were
from distant parts of the Kingdom
and from Limerick and Cork. The
weather was delightful. Canon Hayes,
Ballylongford, who opened the pro-
ceedings, dealt with the grandeur Of
the native tongue. and having i'm
pressed upon his audience the national
responsibility which was imposed on
them all as 1rishmen, wound up
magnificent and eloquent exposition,
of Gaelic movement. The competi-
tons were remarkably keen.
Kings County.
Insurance Act Fraud.-The whole
thing is common fraud, was how
Mr.. p. J. Birmingham characterized
the National Insurance Act in the
course Of a discussion at the Tulla-
more board of guardians relative to
the dlniculty insured sick persons ex-
perience In getting their benefits paid
to them.
A Short-Sighted Board.-At a re.
cent meeting Of the Edenberry board
Of guardians. the tender for Irish coal
was rejected on the ground that II
was higher than that for the foreign
article. This seems to be a case where
little liberality and departure from
red tape would result in the general
good. II emigration Is to be reduced
and conditions in ireland brought to
normal state Irish Industries mus,
be supported.
Limerick.
Death Of Contractor.-The death
Of Mr.. T. ]. OConnell, a popular trad.
er and contractor, is much regretted
In Abbeyfeale. His funeral was OF ex-
tremely large dimensions. Mr.. O'Con-
nell was a suspect" for several
months during the Forster regime In
the early eighties.
Memorial to FeniGn.-A committee
has been formed in Cullen, for the
purpose Of raising memorial to the
late Mr.. James D. Dillon. a Fenian
who died after his release from pris.
on to which he had been sentenced
for term of 20 years.
Religious Demonstration.-An i'm.
pressive. religious demonstration was
Witnessed in Limerick when the great
Jubilee procession in connection with
the Automatically of the Holy
Family concluded. over 1000 men anG
boys, wearing the insignia of the
| Archconfraternity. marched in process.
sional order with bands and banners