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DUBLIN.

The Engineering and Scientific As.
ISOLATION of Ireland paid two interest
ing visits recently, one to st. Patrick's
Cathedral and the other to the Iveagh
Trust buildings. At ST.. Patrick's the
company were received by the Rev. j.
Robinson, M. A.; DR.. Marchant, or
ganist, and Mr.. Lindoff, who explained
the various points of historic interest
attaching to the famous old edifice,
and also the merits of the great organ.
At the Iveagh buildings the party were
met by Mr.. James Bonner, secretary.
A verdict of found drowned" was
returned at an inquest conducted by
Mr. c. Friery on Mrs. B. Bryce, Hol-
lybrook, road, who had been missing
for some days, and whose body was
found on the Strand opposite the rail-
way station, Howth.
A memorial tablet to the Rev. T. G..
O'Connor, Nj. A., Chancellor of Christ
Church Cathedral, Dublin, has been
placed in Donoughmore Church by the
congregation among whom he minis
tered for nearly forty years.
His colleagues on the staff of the
"Freeman's Journal have presented
Mr.. Herbert Scarry with purse of
sovereigns on the occasion of his de.
parture for Boston. Mr.. w. ]. Flynn,
~, ~ n rrivr rr1ik1~ ,ouoc3Io.l
Died-June 8, Margaret Moynihan,
Phibsboro, mother of Very Rev. A.
Moynihan, C. NJ, Melbourne, and Very
Rev. DR.. Kelvin, Rochestown Monas-
terry; June 4, at Rathmines, Lizzie An
derson; June A. at Drumcondra, Brid-
get Howard; June 10, at Sitric road,
Theresa Nolan, aged 63 years; June 8,
Elizabeth Carotan, Stoney batter
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full interior further embellished re-
Gently by the erection of handsome
marble altar rails, the work of the
Italian artist, Fonasi, with brass gates
manufactured by Messrs. Kane & Rey-
nolds. Dublin. The rails and gates
are the gift OF Mrs. M. Hamill, the
Crescent, Dundalk
In Drogheda and also in various
parts Of County Louth, imposing re-
ligious open-air ceremonies were held
In celebration OF the great Catholic
festival of Corpus Christi.
Died-June T. at his residence, Bal.
rtggan, Kilcurry, James Duffy, aged II
years.
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DERRY.

There being no criminal business to
be disposed of before the Crown Ses-
sions of the County Division of Derry,
the sub-sheriff. Mr.. Craig, on behalf of
the sheriff, presented the judge with
white gloves.
A tenant of laborer's cottage in the
Derry No. 2 rural district. wrote to
the district council that more smoke
came out to the kitchen of his cottage
than went up the chimney, but the
window and door made good outlets,
and saved his family from choking.
''The smoke" he added, lis almost as
bad as the German gassat the front"
1t was arranged that a representative
of the council should examine the cot
tage and report.
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have been remanded at Galway, charg-
ed with interfering with Recruiting
Sergeant Leonard and Privates Lang
and Cavanagh. 1t is alleged that while
in a bar Walsh observed to the SER
geant that as an Irishman he should
be ashamed to wear the Kings uni
FORM" Finnerty is also alleged to
have made remarks prejudicial to re-
cruiting. The military complained to
the police, who placed both men under
arrest.
Deep regret is felt in Galway and
Mayo counties at the death of Mr..
Thomas A. McDonough, J. p, Moyne
Hill. Headford, brother of Mr.. Joseph
P. McDonough, Clerk of Union, Tuam.
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News from Ireland

sistant priest the Very Rev. Laurence
Brophy, S. T. L., Vice-President, st.
Patrick's College, celebrated 1880 Mass
at the Collegiate Church during which
the Bishop ordained to priesthood the
following: Rev.. P. Cahill, Fillmore;
Rev. ]. Buckley, Los Angeles, u. S. A.;
Rev. ]. Calvin, Los Angeles, U. S. A.;
Rev. G. Dillon, Great Falls, U. S. A.;
Rev. w. Power, Lismore, Australia;
Rev. T. Fallon, Adelaide.
Died-On June 3, at her residence,
Fenniscourt, Bagnalstown, Ellen Han
Ion, widow of the late Thomas Han
Ion; June 4, at his residence, Bally-
hackett, Tullow, John Heating, aged
78 years.
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DOWN.,

There were five applicants for the
post of master of the Newtownlands
Workhouse at last meeting. On poll
Mr.. William Mccullough, Newtown-
lands, was appointed by 10 votes
against IL for Mr.. ]. McKinn, New
townlands.
The Downpatrick Rural Council have
considered an application on behalf of
the contractors for laborers' cottages
for an increase in the contract price,
and have decided to grant 91O extra
per cottage. There are 213 cottages
under the present scheme.
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ARMAGH.

At meeting of the Armagh Cham
Der of Commerce, under the presidency
of Mr.. P. O'Neill, ]. P, the chairman,
stated that he and others had attended
as deputation from the chamber at
the meeting of the Agricultural Com
mittee with reference to the appoint
ment of an instructor in connection
with the butter industry, and the matter
had been adjourned. The secretary
said that at least 100000 was spent on
Danish butter in County Armagh. The
secretary was instructed to write to
the Agricultural Committee requesting
chamber at their next meeting.
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MONAGHAN,

Some turf-makers in Creeve bog,
Ballybay, recently discovered at about
20 feet beneath the surface, a piece
of f1ag-stone having engraved on 1t
1854" and bearing the name, Patrick
Lennon" and the initials, u. S." How
it came there is not known. Tradi-
ton says that some of the '48 pixies
were hidden in this bog and that a man
named Lennon was in charge of the
local body of Young Irelanders when
they met on Bannammwa Mountain.
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TRIM.

When John Nugent, Charles Melon
aid, Bernard McKernan and William
French, all of Whitewell, were charged
at Whiteabbey petty sessions under
the Defense of the Realm Act with
lighting fires on Cave Hill, the police
sergeant said he found the defendants
sitting round big coal fire at half
past one a. m. The coal had to be
carried nearly mile and half to
the place. The men stated they were
out to have a picnic. The magistrate
decided to send the defendants to Jail
for two months each.
The Lord Chancellor has made an
order for the payment out of court in
equal shares to Alexander Gordon
Adams and Frederick Ogilvey Adams
of Drumakilly, County Antrim, the per-
sonal estate of their father, who died
in Michigan, U. S. A., in January, 1897,
amounting to s2,343 So. Cd. in cash,
GS,O26 lis. Cd. New Consols, and
95,194 Is. Tod. India per cent stock.
Alexander Gordon Adams was, in ad-
dition, devised land in County Antrim,
the net proceeds of the sale of which,
under the Land Purchase Acts, were
represented now by E3,216 12s. 3d.,
India per cent stock and dividends,
together with rents which, invested,
were now G1,3S6 lis. Cd. New Consols
and E265 cash. Mr.. r. E. McCutcheOn,
instructed by Mr.. G. B. Horne, ap-
peared for the applicants.
The death occurred in Dublin hos
pital of Mr.. Walter Orr McIlveen, late
chief clerk of the Belfast Corporation
Electricity Department. Deceased was
in his thirty-ninth year.
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LElTRlM.

The Leitrim County Council have
agreed to allow DR.. McDermott, sur.
geon to the County Infirmary, s6 a
year as compensation for loss of per-
quisite" owing to the site for the new
tuberculosis dispensary having been
taken from the infirmary field. The
Local Government Board stated that
the arrangement come to at q former
meeting to allow him bulk sum of
G75 would not be satisfactory.
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RoscoMMoN.

The greatest possible sympathy is
felt for Mr.. F. ]. Kelly, paymaster Of
the Congested District Board, Ros-
common, on the death Of his wife,
which took place ut Frankfort, Ros-
common, on Friday. June II. The
late Mrs. Kelly was elder daughter Of
the late Mr.. John McGusty, manager
of the Bank of ireland, Ballinasloe.
and her sister is wife Of Mr.. Cecil
Fletcher Kelly, Congested Districts
Board Inspector, Castlerea.
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CAvAN.

Mr.. P. ]. Hoban, newly appointed as
postmaster Of Cavan, has been pre-
scented with souvenir from his friends
in Belfast. The presentation ceremony
took the form of dinner in the
Linen Hall hotel, at which Mr.. M. J.
Mccain, J. P, presided over large
assembly
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GALWAY.

A daughter OF Mr.. John Morgan,
Loughrea, who Joined the Order of the
Sisters Of Mercy some time ago, and
was in convent in Curtinburgh, near
Brussels, at the outbreak of the war,
has not been heard OF since the end Of
August last when she wrote to her
parents stating that from the convent
could be heard heavy gun firing in the
distance, but that there was no alarm
among the members Of her commun.
ity.
& Martin Walsh and Thomas Finnerty
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FERMANAch.

The Fermanagh Football team which
recently contested with Monaghan for
the Ulster championship, is considered
to be one Of the best in the north of
Ireland.
Despite the many setbacks Of late
spring frosts, Fermanagh farmers are
looking forward to a banner year of
good crops.
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duluth: Ellen conroy, st. Paul; Mary J.
Reilly. Brainerd.
Auditing Committee - Margaret Scott,
st: Paul; Margaret Sullivan, Minneapolis;
Elisabeth McNally, St. Paul.
Grady. Saltwater.
Rochester.
State Medical Director - DR.. r. W.
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Curran. Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, St.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty Shieldsville;
Anna Willesen, Duluth: Margaret Nolan,
st. Paul -
Auditing Committee = Ellen McGrath,
st. Paul; Annie Kennedy. st. Cloud; Nell
lie McColl. st. Paul. =
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KINGS.

Edenderry Guardians rejected excess
sive tenders for black turf at Is. Cd.
and for brown at Is. I'D. per kish, for
mer prices being, respectively, Is. and
lid. The tender of Messrs. Donnelly
& Sons, Dublin, for best Wigan coal
was accepted at 32s. Cd. per ton.
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LoUr'H.

The sailings of the Dundalk & New.
ry steampacket Company's steamer
Bessbrook, between Newry and Liver.
pool. have been resumed under a new
crew. The second vessel, So. Iveagh,
is laid up for survey.
st. Malachy's Dominican Church,
Dundalk, has had its already beauti-
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ceipts amounted to E1,268 9s. I'd. Dur
ing the year s601 lis. Sd. was paid as
wages to the workmen engaged in the
quarry.
Omagh Urban Council are taking
steps to, If possible, have the telephone
charges between Omagh and Belfast
reduced to Cd. per call, and the clerk
has been instructed to communicate
with the postmaster at Omagh on the
subject.
Writing to the Tyrone County Coun-
Gil protesting against their sanctioning
a loan for the erection of a County
Sanatorium, Mr. William Murray, Kill
lyman street, Moy, said that "if the
health and well-being of the people
was the object in view, then the prob
lem of the dust on the roads caused
by motor traffic might profitably en-
gage the attention of the council in
stead Of the useless sanatorium fall
lacy" The letter was marked read"
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QUEENS.

The Queens County Committee Of
Agriculture and Technical Instruction
have adopted for the academic year
1856 scheme OF technical instruc-
ton involving an estimated expendi.
ture of G1,3OO.
Died-on June 4, at his residence.
Bawngorra, Boris In Ossory, Kyran
Quaney, at the age Of 80 years.
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TYRONE.

The report on the years working Of
the Carrickmore quarry Is most salts
factory, showing credit balance Of
s347 Is. The money disbursed
amounted to 81, 7l9as. "a, and the rel
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CONTINUED on Page -
NArloMA, o.-,....

NATIONAL oFFIcERs.
Fresident-Joseph AcIaughliu. Phil.l.,.
c, W.. Pss.!d.at-ratrick =. c.a..a
Treasurer-N. ". Delaney, minsi.
.,. sseeretary-PhtliD ]. Sullivan. Connasti.
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NATIONAL. oIREcroRa

NATIONAL olREcToRs.
John q. Healey, Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews, Rhoda Isaa.a
Ed. r Hayes, New Jersey.
James Clancy. Michigan,
Ayles y. Mcfarland. New Ysek
STATE oEFlcERs-MlNNEeorA.
President-T. j. Doyle, Hndiostt Sids.
Vice Vice President-A. J: Powers. Duluth.
Longfsllow Ava, Minneapolis. s's'
Tatr s.a sheehy. Montgomery.
Vile. - : - = 800 ss"ss.
Pre- President IL Of Insurance Fund = 7. :.
,. SlIserstssy q insurancs-Thonas w.lch,
st STATE ,Trs.nrsr Insurance = Jshn
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v. o'con-
Director Of 1nsurancs Fund - John
Moran, Minneapolis; d. J. Ncllanus, 81
Paul: r. L Clmmings, Minneapolis: j.
~ Corcoran. st. Paul; Thomas Welch,
Saltwater. -7'Is :
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

1895 q l9sS A R,s'sIdent. Miss Mary Boyl.n.
Dd Dlyision Ne Ne; President Mrs. Ju,ta
Pres Mrs. Nellie 0i MaioneyA XTs s:; Xiss
S@e;; Mrs ,,s Gatharine Casey, 25s Fr rn:
81 Hoid iee' s. ~; IT. Treas, Mrs Clara Ryan,
Rose ValIeiy, A sis 81 yiyn MsS; Ex III, Ss
ns Month IN at sse g. 8 End fourth
II s. 7th St. - a. ~ u w. hall.
Mrs v1 e. G MSj IN, MSgln2sapolis Pres.
Vice Pres, Mrs Mary Kaa rIns i Mse: ,k 8:
Az Ave \ n; lns sesy.. Miss Mary a. Garv ss:
III st =. lE T.: Rec Sec, Mrs. Mary o'Keef.
s1ss Grand ~ 81 FL II Eel I'M Mr 3. Bridget
q Mafgaret Sullivan. 760 WashinxtonS Il 81
T.: Treas: Mrs. Nlixabeth JeffF3eSa AZ ~ =:
Anthony ~; II R:n NED H. Exam p. Phslan. s.
% arst and third Mondss ssn g ere hss
Workmen's Hail at p. IA. '11S"'. >.
MI Division d. No. 3. Mtnneapel,s-pr..
yXl Ss r. res Jennie .a Kiee: SrysSi
k k%ssso i5o Av s,a N an: Ksssr II:
RS Rssa1 hi 5iS. SEysas Hai ins A sso.
3 Sois Eli Sti fsSfnd%Nctor. Mrs: J., Morrison,
Donovan pom 1915 Dupont Ave. ms Isl nary vary
i naes held first and third Tuesdavse e 1f
S Third a mfonth; no,t Hall. Plymouth and
Ai Riivi sion Nc 4, Minneapolis-Pres.. Mn.
Nh Ssis Nc Mea oss1 AZ IA F. Vice rr:s
Ave- Rec. Sec, Mrs. Mar e TraW eoam 9a9 e
AZ Az: g. Fin: and ms. Sec. NJ 1sos L aSta
n. M vi: ha'r ;1fo Az ~ 81. Tres.. So:
tEExams.. Dr.. Barber. syndiests Eli, ~
Murphy us1y. Lake 81. snd Bioo nk; ns:
nesdays or 81 n moat on first ana third We'd
bloomington and FRANKLIN. asA'
xa D,yi; Ms',s No 8 Msinne.pon.-Pre... Mar.
Pres Mary a 1ses PUGET 2sea A Ave- ~; Yles
n: Rec. Sec, Mary Mo gs ef1 1o1. AZ AZ.
az Am:,:M; Fin. Sec. Maria Jordan Ian FL S7ie
1:Sr!s11a. SIX ~ a,r. .Rs. A &c., KatS.sias
Martins Griffin. 500 sth TIA Ave- ri Z: TrSs: ~.
~ 1x1sm a.. Dr. J. r. Flynn, corner prvsnt
s snd t zoth; Meet!ngs are hold on the ~
Han earn an4 1ts y Of month in schuiers
p. m. ~.'u 1otn ave. N. ct
Msry v'ilo1 w NS; Z Ma
W.: Pres M Var sxlo ne St. n 3, Fl
ssr.t y. e. n rs Rec. Sec. Mr.. M Ssel
NJ = ear T.! Messaret Moran. So5 18th xva
srd Ave. N. E.; Treas. NJ NJ H rMn. ~
Burns: s1k 37th Ave. n. r.: ned t m
M Meet -; =: IN MaEuire. 1sss Central Az.
MTeaan af 1syy Of each month in n g. dni g
RAMSEY COUNTY.
SIS st BAL; Prss..ident. 4rs Ellen conray.
COOK, " 3. Eleventh 81: Rec ~ IT
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w1NoNA coUNrY.

k, Goun Ct president. M. J. Ryan. ts4 4
-, D.iy5stGn No. l--Pres.. J. A. McM,l,.n
~ ~ 1 ~; H9w; a.. st.; viss Pros. RIss
~ v; Mark St: Fin. Sec. II. Els
Sia washington St.; Ins. SEQ.
RRy yan "a, II y WashinEton s.; Tres... T. !;
q; On second and fourth Thursdeys Of mo nsic
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wAsEcA COUNTY.

Geo County President; J. P. ceuehlln, Wa.
Ml PIylsI01 1 No. J. waseea President.
as aliu: Rec. Sec. J. w. ConwaV:" 1ns
I fIS CHARLES McLoone: Treas. 3. J.
Division No. 2, Observation-Disclosures.
lanes ian Sullivan: Vice Pres, i. Foiav:
en- s ana 1nat Sec. ]. M. Byron: R:.'
&c., !. Dalton; Treas, James McBrids
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Al CARLOW.
4 - Rev. Or. Foley. Bishop Of
md Leighlin who had 40 as
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DAKOTA COUNTY

ings, MINI. N1of~n' 1sst-
Division No. l.. IIastines-piv. pr..
= Sr.! ). barrstt. HastinE., MINI; VIC:
REC Sac ' TSe. Csrelan. Hastings. MINI. !:
I'm FIN. Sec. n. O'Brien. HastinTs. MINI !:
ms. Sec. NJ. O'Brien HastinSs. MINI !:
BE reas P.: John M Kane; Medical E1aminers,
second es ana a1 fo,,r 5fsdT Meetings held on
In A. O. q, W. Fan Va "oaen
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CROW WING COUNTY.

Eo County President. VIM. Barron. 414
Fourth m Ave. Brainerd. MINI. IS
Hu4h S's srea NO; i so sralnerd President
Pres. II. n: McCanrey, Els n. i'd t IS !:
Lee. Sec. J. ]. Nolan, SIS n. Kin e !:
Inn nm Sec sec.' =. =. Brady. SO n. sth st.:
Tr s sec; =; I; Brady. sig n. 9th st.:
Med. Examiner, DR.. r. a. Bennett. Cit;
sens state Bank Bldg Meetines ara hsid
o. On second and fourth Tuesday, Of MONTY
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STEELE COUNTY.

ov County President. George c. Toher.
D S1ia2: H " pses job.
Zee. Sec.. J. e. Malone: Fin. sse S'n1'
M9ahione; Ems lns: Sec. J: 3. Malone; Tssas..
n no.Se. Meetings are held on first Wed.
p. m. 49," ~ s'Sv
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Vice Prssidsnt. ,Jehn =: scenlon. 1e1x
Secretary. ". ]. Mcbride, West Sth ST.;
k Eco a1a g Secretary: ": j. Lynott. ia
60 East srd st.; Medieai Examinsf: q:
u. W. Fahey. 117 New Jersey biae
Meetings are held on First and Third
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hall, Second
Division No. 4, West Duluth.
Ks sshn p 3ice cq p1ssaeRRs John
Graw, treasurer; j. w. Boutwell, eei
9th avenue West. recording secretary:
s sserat Gonne1 n ananctal and insurance
irer. e~s'.
SCOTT COUNTY.
=. County President F. J. Leonard. I.r.
O. D y sa,d No; I, Belle Palne-Pre.., Or.
y yoh Kelley. Belle PLANE; Rec. 81
jane. H. Sssff eattc;n Belle PLANE: Fin. SEQ.
y yahn II; stratton, Belle PLANE: Tress.'''
yonn =. Clarke; Med. Examiner. Dr.. a
9aaoioney. Meetings are held on firsf a,,S 81
- OF month In Fraternity hall. az 1914
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President, M. Mahon.v uo,.
aai'a. ol No. 111,;Prestdent. James T.
..nan; Norris: Rec. Sec. Eugene Fita.
han. ho MGs;'i H., Fla ase ses g. asars.
ney, Donnelly: Medical examiner. A1 ~ n
y. E!tzgerald. Sick COMMITTEES. John rail-
=: Mccarthy. John Ring. Meetin1. AZ,
Su"oay Oh the month at Linney's hell.
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DIVISION OFFICERS a. O. RHINE
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA rnrYNYrv

ANOkA COUNTY.
County President. John p. Coleman,
AnOka, MINI.
Division No. 1. Anoka-Pres.. William
Z: Ward: Vice Pres. John L. Green:
Zee. Sec. Charles E. Green: Fin. Sec
James McArdle: Ins. Sec. James No
ih ners' 4 Ireas' R John Ward; Med; Exam
month in Woodman Hall Mt n. m AAs
BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President. M. J. McDonne,,
ri. Division No. j. Graceville-pre., An.
grew Rsn =: Shea; Vice Pres, j. p. Trainor:
g &C., &C., Jeremiah scanlon; Fin. Sec,
Treas IT, John ". Ginnaty: Med. E xamig;:
On On. t nrst Sunday and third Thursday AT at
BLUE EARTH.
&C County President. P. J. McGrath. M.d,.
couehin Mankato: v conn rtrss!dsnt Daniel
A: Lyons, Madison Lake; Countv "a. w. y.
9Srer. Michael o'Brien. Mankato: canntv
Sentinel u John a. sM% aasH Mad5son Lake.
Chaplain. Rev. Fl: Hughes. ManSato ana
Michael MIC o,Brien. Carol St.; VICE Psas
5le Peasant ST. H Fin Sec ss. + 5s1as;9
1ns; Sec. John Mccall: Treas. .seTSrsl 81
fonrfh s,;nd Meet IN z. e hall. second and
Division No; 2. Madison Lake-Pre.,.
Gent, Jas. Sullivan. Madison Lake: W..
Secs Secs " y. 4. sHu Hay Madison Lake: Rec.
Sec, 2. J. McGrath, Madison faEa;. I'm I'm
sec: VIM; F. Conner. Madison iake e:
n aaa. John McNamara, EaTle Isks::
are aso h.3 E1x an Or: F1rsina. Meetinss.
month mont in Woodman's hail, Madi.e Ea
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SWIFT COUNTY.

Clontarf. ncOermotts
NJ Di Ksn@a. Ne W'.. I. clontsrf-pre.., VIM.
Rec A sac n vice Pres: p J; MCCARTHY:
Leo o'Neil; ms. Sec. M. E. conio snS;:
nnreas;, John Gosson. ST.; Med. Exsm'
inc. y; 81 Daenault. Benson. MINI. Neat.
In A. o. H. Hall. VI moatA
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lyman street, Moy. said that ''if the
health and well-being of the people
was the object in view, then the prob
lem of the dust on the roads caused
by motor traffic might probably en-
gage the attention of the council in
stead Of the useless sanatorium fall
lacy" The letter was marked read"
TlPPERARY.
At the opening of the Tipperary
Petty Sessions last week, the Chair
man, Mr.. w. H. M. BENEFIT, said that
on behalf of himself and the other
magistrates, he wished to express their
great satisfaction at the fact that after
the two days race meeting held in the
vicinity of the town during the week,
there was not single police prosecu-
ton.
At the meeting of the Tipperary
Farmers Society in Tipperary, the
Chairman, Mr.. John Mccarthy, said
the experience of those who visited
the farm of Glasnevin was that if the
same scientific methods were adopted
the land around Tipperary would yield
fifty per cent more than it was yield
ing at present. Mr.. T. M. Kennedy
said the land at Glasnevin was unques.
tionably much poorer than that around
Tipperary, and the opinion of the de-
partment experts was that by a proper
system of catch crops it could carry
once and a half as many more cattle
in Tipperary. ..a5
Patrick Ryan, Ardfinnan, fishing
with rod and line, killed a pike in the
SUR weighing 2SA pounds. The rec
ord pike for the Ardfnnan stretch of
the river is SO pounds, killed twenty
years ago by man named William
Burke
His Grace the Most Rev. DIR. HARRY,
Archbishop of Cashel and Elmly, has
appointed Very Rev. G. Cotter, Presi-
dent of st. Patrick's College, Thurles,
to be Canon of the Cathedral Chap
ter in room of the late Very Rev.
Canon T. Hackett, P. p, Loughmore.
Mr.. P. Moclair, ]. p, Co. c., presid-
ing at Cashel Guardians meeting, NOV
ed vote of coincidence with their col
league, Mr.. D. M. Cahill, D. c., and his
family on the death of their revered
uncle, the Most Rev. DR.. Scanlon, Bish-
op of Salt Lake Diocese, u. s. A. Mr..
Millet seconded, and the motion was
unanimously adopted.
The Cashel Board of Guardians
have decided to support Irish coal, and
in reply to a circular from the Castle
conner Colliery Company, they ordered
ten tons of Best Small Coal at 33s. Cd.
per ton. Tributes to the excellence
of the coal were paid by the members
of the board who had been utilizing it.
The eviction of Mrs. Kennedy from
Rock Abbey" large residence and
holding of about ten statute acres,
took place recently in the presence of
a representative assemblage of the
most prominent citizens. The dispute
has been going on for over a year. The
landlord is Mr.. Harden, of Malahide,
County Dublin. On the tenant refus.
ing to increase the rent from e45
per year to s63, he instituted proceed
ings against her for eviction. Mrs
Kennedy acquiesced in the wish of the
representative attendance and agreed
to give up peaceable possession
Speeches were made by the Dean OF
Cashel, Messrs. M. Dewitt, ]. F. Mac.
Donald, j. A. Ashmore.
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Nzt.ien No: !. nllsworth- Mich.
REQ. Sec. James Burke: Fin. Sec. john
Carey; ms. Sec, James Burke: Treas..
Thos. Sweeney: Med. Examiner. NJ
Cress. Meetings arc held on second wed.
nesday OF each month In the church. at
7:8O p M.