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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17
Constipation Causes Most Ills.

Accumulated waste in your thirty
feet of bowels causes absorption
of pOisons, tends to produce fevers,
upsets digestion. You belch gas, feel
stuffy, irretable, almost cranky. 1t
isn't you-it's your condition Elemi-
nate this poisonous waste by taking
one or two of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills tonight. Enjoy full, free bowel
movement in the morning-you feel
so grateful. Get an original bottle,
gist today for 25c.-Adv.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17

en- until October Is. Draper Hall
has been owned by the Draper fami-
~ since 1869 The property was orr
ginally a store building in 1S49 and
few years later was bought and re-
modelled by Dyer Toplif and opened
as hotel In 1869 Martin T. Draper
purchased the hotel and since that
time it has been under the manage
ment of the Draper family 1t is a
faxorite summer resort with many
Milwaukee, Chicago, St Louis and
southern people. The Phantom club
of Milwaukee has held their annual
summer session at the hall for num-
Der of years.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17
Beaver Dam 8, WatertOwn |.

With about 1900 bowling fans pres
ent the locals lost a ten inning battle
to their rivals, the Beavers, 3 to 2.
The game was a pitchers duel be-
tween Beebe and Anweiler. The Cos
lings took the lead in the fourth, but
the Beavers evened up the score in
the sixth. In the tenth the Beavers
scored their two winning TALES on
Lewandowski's poor throw to first
and Herzog's stick work.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17
A Medicine Chest For 25c

In this chest you have an excellent
remedy for Tothache, Bruises, Spra-
ms, stiff neck, backache, neuralgia,
rheumatism and for most emergen-
cies. One 25c bottle of Sloan's Lin
iment does a1l-this is because these
ailments are symptoms, not diseases,
and are caused by congestion and in
fiammation If you doubt, ask those
who use Sloan's Liniment, or bet
ter still, buy 25c bottle and prove
it. All Enthusiastically.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17
Formidable Swiss Army

Switzerland with a population 5000,
600 smaller than that of Massachusetts
and an area not a great deal larger
than that state, can mobilize 250,0oe
trained and well equipped soldiers
within "a hours Behind this Is part
ly trained force Of reserves OF about
the same size, making 100000 men.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17
Draper Hall Sold.

Draper Hall, Oconomowoc, one of
the finest summer resort hotels in the
state, has been purchased by H. v.
Tilley of Billings, Montana. Mrs c.
b. Draper, who has managed the ho-
tel since the death of her husband
four years ago. will keep the hotel op-
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17

RESULTS OF SUNDAYS GAMES.
Beaver Dam 8, WATERFOWL 1, 10 in
ings.
East Troy z, Whitewater 2.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17
Position of ADVANTAGE.

Barnes Ito Shedd, who has just fin
tshed long letter)-'Funny that you
should write long letters to your wife
when you have so little to say to her
when she is present" Shcdd-N Not
at all. When | am writing have the
foor."-Boston Transcript.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-08-17

William Bockhorst spent Sunday
afternoon with Irwin Steindorf
Anna and Alyce Noon were Sunday
visitors with Walter Teich and family.
The Irish standard., 1915-07-31
KERRY.

The two-day's show of the North
Kerry Agricultural Society was thor.
ough success, both from the point of
view of entries and attendance. The
industrial section was very largely
patronized. An innovation was bull.
riding competition for a prize offered
by Mr.. d. ]. de Janasz. In some OF
the classes, such as crochet, and lace,
the entries were particularly numer.
GUS and the work exhibited showed
considerable skill.
The following students of st. Bren.
dams Seminary, Killarney, have been
successful in securing places for May.
nooth, the Irish College, Paris and st.
Peters College, Glasgow: P. ]. Cree.
don, Ballylongford; ]. McGrath, Clon.
keen, Glenfesk; P. Lynch, Ballyferri.
ter; T. Sheehan, Dromatarriffe, Coun.
ty Cork; D. DAILY, Mullon; ]. Shea,
Bonane; E. O'Connor, Scartaghan; J.
Costello, Scartaghan.
An inquest was held by DR.. Gray,
coroner in Granard, touching the death
of Patrick D. O'Connell, an ex-excise
officer, and native of County Kerry,
who was found lying on the street and
died after two days. The coroner said
the evidence showed that there had
been no foul play. The jury found a
verdict In accordance with the medi
cal testimony. ~.
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KILDARE.

The late Mr.. ]. Harrington Of Old
town, Mas, left personal estate valued
at G17,925. He left G1,300 to each of
his daughters, Annie and Lizzie, E100
to his daughter, Mary Cannon, his
share and interest in the farm of Tip.
perkevin to his brother, Thomas, and
the residue of his property to his son,
Michael.
Married-June %, at st. COLUMBIA o.
Drumcondra. by the Rev. p. ]. Nc
Grath, &C. Drumcondra, assisted by
the Rev. Father Paul, O.S.F.C., Church
street, Jim, only son of the late James
Byrne, Kilcullen, County Kildare, to
Minnie, third daughter of Thomas
Cody, Three Castles. County Kilkenny.
Died-June 80, at Infirmary Hos
pital. Athy. Patrick Stynes. merchant,
Al Leinster street. At her residence,
Prosperous. sallins, Mary, relict of the
late Peter Healy;; deeply regretted:
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GALWAY.

Married-June Is, with Nuptial Mass
at the Church of St. Andrew, West
land row, Dublin, by the Rev. Richard
Golding, Sd, brother of the BRIDE
groom, Peter, youngest son of the
late Richard Golding, Shrule, to Eva,
youngest daughter of the late Henry
Kirwan, J.P., Gardenfield, Tuam, Coun.
ty Galway; June %, at st. Joseph's
Church, Galway, by the Right Rev.
Monsignor Fahey, DID,, PIP, V.G., as
sisted by the Very Rev. P. Lally, PIP,
and Rev. Robert Dillon-Kelly, ST., Jo-
seph A. Sheahan, solicitor, youngest
son of the late P. H. Sheahan, Gort,
County Galway, and Mrs. Sheahan, -
Temple villas, Palmerston road, Dub.
lin, to Clementina Mary, eldest daugh-
ter Of Bartholomew Connolly, War
bracken," Sea Road, Galway.
Died-June IS. in Dublin, Isabella.
fifth daughter of the late Edward Lam
bert, MD, Oranmore, County Galway.
Very Rev. T. Dunno, Adm, Lough-
rea. has been appointed member of
the Loughrea Old Age Pensions Com
mittee, in room of Very Rev. H..
Brennan, PIP, resigned. The following
have also been appointed members:
Mr.. J. Keary, J.P., Woodford; Mr.. P.
Cahill, TIC, Loughrea; and Mr.. T.
Walsh, DC, Gurteen.
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News from Ireland

clergy, of the late Mr.. Robert Nc
xeever, Drumgoose House, Portadown.
Deceased, who was over 20, returned a
few weeks ago from Canada and es-
tablished a successful farming and
fruit industry with his brother at Port
adown.
Damage to the extent of about $500,
but which is said to be covered by
insurance, was caused by a fire which
broke out in coal and potato store
in Kilmorey street, Newry. The sheds,
which were occupied by Messrs. p. &
j. Hollywood, and owned by Mrs. Nc
Guigan, Dromalane road, were tarred,
and contained about 80 tons of coal
and IS tons of potatoes.
"A reliable correspondent informs US
that an Orange drumming party from
Rathfriland, on July l, at a. M, visit
ed the Lisnamulligan district and
wrecked the only two Catholic houses
in Mill row, one of them being occu-
pied by a woman aged 80 and her in
valid son. Showers of stones flung
through the window almost frightened
the old woman to death. The other
Catholic house was also wrecked. It
was only then the police came on the
scene.
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DUBLIN.

An outbreak of fire occurred on June
rs in the premises of Messrs. Whyte &
Sons, of Abbey street, adjacent to the
Abbey Theatre. Messrs. Whyte are re-
tail glass and china merchants. The
timely arrival of two sections of the
Fire Brigade was instrumental in over
coming what might have developed
into serious conflagration.
The residents of Swords were
thrown into a state of CONSERVATION
lately by an extraordinary incident.
During the day it had been noticed
that the air was of a very oppressive
nature. Later on sudden change
came over the village. 1t was an ex-
traordinary scene. 1t seemed as If a
cyclone visited the place. Papers,
sticks and other loose objects were
carried up into the sky, and on it's
way the whirling wind demolished two
matched houses at the entrance to the
village.
Died - June 81, Margaret, beloved
wife of Thomas Ryan, and only daugh-
ter of the late James and Bridget
Shells, of Lower Mayor Street, after
a long and painful illness; June ~,
at the residence of his nephew, Uni
versity College, Earlsfort terrace, Mi
chael Cunningham, aged 81 years, for
many years an employee of the Royal
and National Universities.
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the River Deem, about two miles from
Castlecomer. There were no marks of
any kind on the body and it is sur
missed that he was drowned acciden.
tally.
Married-June %, at Newtown
Church, Callan, County Kilkenny, by
the Rev. Patrick brennan, &C., cousin
to the bride, assisted by the Very Rev
p. Carrigan, PIP, Callan, Rev. ]. Dol
lard, Adm, st. Patrick's, Kilkenny
Rev. ]. Walsh, &C., and Rev. P. Della
hunty, &C., Callan, Michael George
son of James Hearne, late of Callan
to Nora, daughter of the late John
Greene, Greenville, Callan.
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CLAIR e.

A human skeleton, parts of which
were in a fair state of preservation,
was discovered at Lissard, Galbally,
by James Roman, a workman, who was
engaged In digging a we'll. The re-
mains were embedded In turf, five feet
under the surface, and must have lain
there for considerable period.
On the occasion of the return of the
Munster Fusiliers' band from Ennis off
recruiting tour, Patrick Mcnamara.
a young man residing in the city, was
arrested under the Defense of the
Realm Act. The band was in charge
of Captain Roche, and as the men pro-
ceeded along the streets the accused
is alleged to have asked II there were
any German recruits among them. He
was taken into custody by the police,
and subsequently Mr.. ]. J. Delaney, ].
p, before whom he was charged, d.
rected that he be discharged to be
summoned at Petty Sessions.
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-
wATER EORD.

At the Waterford Petty Sessions
Patrick Tobin was fined Els. and kept
in custody until the rising of the court
for having torn down recruiting post.
ers at Enniscorthy in May last. Del
PENDANT had already been five weeks
III goal.
Married-on Tuesday, June %, at
st. Anne's, shandon, by the Rev. DR..
Hearne. H. E. Benner. Tramore, to
Rebecca, third daughter of the late
st. George Freeman. Esq, of Water
ford.
Died-At Dunmore East, on June
Is, Patrick Harvey. On June 20, at
her residence. The Terrace. Ira.
more. Margaret Joy. elder daughter
of the late Mr.. John Joy. At his resi-.
dence. Main street, Tramore, June 10,
Patrick Meighan.
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LoNGFoRp.

A remarkable find in Gurteen Bog
near Ballymahon, County Longford
was that of firkin of butter. It was
discovered by some men while cutting
turf some seven or eight feet below
the surface, and is in remarkable
state Of preservation. To all appear.
ances it must have been there some
hundreds of years, as the portion OF
wood which remains is decayed, and
there is the trace of hoops which
bound the timber together. 1t is not
in any way discolored and smells ex.
tremely fresh.
Widespread regret has been caused
in the counties of Longford, Cavan
and Westmeath by the death of Mr.
Philip DAILY. proprietor of the corn.
mills, Ballywillan, County Longford,
and father Of the Rev. P. DAILY, &C.,
St. Mary's, Athlone..
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ARMAGH.

A months Imprisonment was order
ed at lyman Petty Sessions to John
Ryan, the local stationmaster, on a
charge of discharging on the night of
July loaded gun at Robert Agnew
and George Gibson, signalmen. De-
PENDANT pleaded guilty to common
assault.
The Lord Lieutenant has ordered
that all prisoners in Dundalk Jail shall
be removed to Armagh prison, prison
ers from Cavan, Down, Meath, Mon
Afghan and part of Armagh, who, but
for the order would be imprisoned in
Dundalk, shall be imprisoned in Ar
magh and Mountjoy prisons. Dundalk
Jail will be closed.
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WEXFORD.

Married-At the Church of the AS.
sumption, Wexford, by the Rev. H.
Lambert, c. c., Barntown with Nun.
tial Mass) John. youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Griffin, Ballyboggan.
to Teresa, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Brennan, Georges street,
Wexford. At the Cathedral, Ennis.
corthy, on June 81, by Rev. Father
Rossiter, G. c., Jim, second son of
the late James Lynch, Waterford, to
Nancy, second daughter of Michael
Donovan, Bellefield, Enniscorthy.
Died-on June 20, at Meelgarrow,
Clonroche, John Doyle, aged ninety
one years. On Sunday, June 81, at
Kilcoulshea, Boolavogue, Patrick
Leacy, aged "A years. June 81, at her
residence. Monck street, Wexford,
Bride, beloved daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Meyler, aged IL years.
On Sunday, June ~, at her residence.
scarawalsh, Sarah Pierce, aged AZ
years. June Is, Catherine sinnott.
widow of the late John A. Sinnott,
solicitor, Enniscorthy, and sister of
Rev. James Thompson, o. 8. A..
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RoscoM MON.

A branch Of the Irish National For
esters was started recently in Strokes
town. Mr.. John D. O'Farrell, Co. c.,
presided, and Mr.. Hutchinson, Dub
lin, General Secretary; Mr.. ]. P. Far
rell, M. p, and Mr.. f. p. Quinn, Dub
lin. were amongst the, speakers.
Longford 1. N. f. -lbrass band at:
tended. O.
A painfully sudden death has oc.
CURED at Cloonbonniffe, near Castle.
rea. A small farmer named William
Broderick (60) attended mass, appar.
emily in his usual good health. While
in the church he suddenly became
i'll and left the church. He died short.
ly afterwards. Death Is attributed to
heart failure. ~
In the Convent of Mercy Schools,
Roscommon, the pupils presented
Very Rev. Canon Cummins, D. D.,
p. p, with an Illuminated address,
congratulating him on his silver jubi.
lee.
Mr.. Michael Creighton, who has
died at Loughglynn, at the age of 81
years, had been for many years a
member Of the Castlerea Board OF
Guardians. His son is Rev. M.
Creighton, c. c., of Dangan.
The Irish standard., 1915-07-31
DER RY.

The committee of the Derry Agri-
cultural Committee have responded to
the appeal of the department for in
; creased turf cutting this year by i'm
pressing the departments circular on
all the owners of boys in their area.
The summer meeting in connection
with the Royal Society of Antiquaries
of ireland commenced in Derry on
July 4. After visit to the ecclesias-
stical and other antiquities in Irish.
owen, the members were received by
the Mayor of Derry in the Guildhall
in the evening. The following candi-
dates were recommended by the coun.
ell for election: AS fellow-pe Cour-
Scey Wheeler, Turvey House, Donabate;
as associate members-R. A. Falcon
Ser, 90 Fitzwilliam place, Dublin; MI
schael Halpenny, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.,
"a. r., Tirkernan House, Monaghan, and
Lady Dorothy Lowry Cory.
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TIPPERARY.

At the goods yards of the Railway
Station at Clonmel, stray swarm of
bees attacked those working in the
yard. A pair of military horses at
tached to a wagon, which was stand
ing in the yard, were also attacked
and very badly stung. The animals
could not be kept under control and
kicked wildly. One broke loose, but
fortunately no serious damage was
done. The animals were very badly
injured and had to be brought to q
veterinary surgeon. Almost all those
engaged in the goods yard were sthng
by the bees. and one porter, man
named Hally, who was rather badly
stung in the throat had to go to q
doctor for treatment.
The death took place on June Is
at Ballincurry, of Mr.. Michael Web
ster. formerly of Boulea, at . very
advanced age, fortified by the rites
of the Catholic Church. Deceased in
his young days was fine exponent
Of the national games Of his country
and he was also one ofs the gallant
band OF Shevardagh peasants who
stood by the side of o,Brien and Ste
phens on that memorable day In 4S
around the widow Cormack,s house ct
Farrenrory.
Much satisfaction is lat a Nenash
and district at the success q = bril-
liant young Nenagh man Dr. Louis
Courtney. who recently pesssd his.
fnal examination in msaluans With
honofs. obtaining the ssEseas y
B., Ch.. 3. a. o. His fakhS pr VII
liam Courtney, ]. p, 10 ! II ling mem
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cAVAN.

Miss Mary Mitchell, who had been
matron of the Cavan and Monaghan
asylum for period of 80 years, re-
signing owing to i'll health nine months
ago, died on Tuesday, June 20, at the
residence of her brother, Rosefield,
Monaghan.
The children in America of the late,
Mr.. John Kellegher, of Kilsallagh, near
Bawnboy, and his wife, the late Mrs.
Jane Kellegher, have presented a beau:
tiful and very valuable chalice to Kill
doagh Catholic Church, parish of Tenn
pleport.
The Irish standard., 1915-07-31

Westport. was elevated to the priest
hood by his Grace the Most Rev; DR..
Naughton. Rev. Father Moran was
accompanied to Ballina by his par
ents and a number of friends.
The Right Rev. Mgr. Kilkenny,
Claremorris, has been elected chair
man of the Central Committee Of
Catholic Managers of the Irish Ma
tional Schools.
Died-July l, after a short illness,
at his residence. Acres, Mayo Abbey.
County Mayo. James Reilly, aged ga
years.
The Irish standard., 1915-07-31
CORK.

The County Cork National Teach
ers' Association passed a vote of SYM
rathy with the widow and relatives of
Mr.. George Ryan, Cloyne, on his lam.
ented death. Mr.. Ryan was a promi-
nent member and official of the asso.
citation, and rendered it valuable serv.
ices.
The death in municipal circles in
Cork, is deeply regretted of Mr.. Dan
lei Giltinan, at his residence, Park
View, Victoria road. For 81 years he
was Secretary of the Cork Corpora
ton Committees and Secretary to the
Lord Mayor.
Cork has lost a brilliant medical
student by the death of Mr.. John j.
Sheehan, son of Mr.. John Sheehan,
Main street, at the age of 81. Mr..
Sheehan, Jr., had won two scholar
ships. Death was the result of a mo.
tor accident.
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KINGS.

1t was with regret his many friends
learned of the death of Mr.. Patrick
Quigley, Birr. He was the third son
of the late Mr.. Mark Quigley, and sue
ceeded him in his business of painter
and contractor, and brother of Drs.
Matthew Quigley, Cloughjordan, and
Luke Quigley, Borrisokane.
Columbkille's Pipe Band of Tulla-
more won second prize at the recent
Carlow Feis.
The County Council of Queens
County have appointed Mr.. Harry
Scully, Mountmellick, clerk to the
County Surveyor by 10 votes to 9,
cast for Mr.. F. P. Kearney, Mary
borough. Mr.. John ]. Cooke, Mary
borough, was appointed rate collector
for marlborough District by 10 votes
to 9 given in favor of Mr.. Daniel
Williams, Town Clerk of Mountmel-
lick.
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LOUTh.

Died-June 80, at her residence,
Lundertown, Duleek, Mary, dearly be.
loved wife of Peter Callaghan.-July
l, at the Parochial House, Ardee, Very
Rev. Andrew Canon Rogers, PIP, VT.
June 80, at Loretto Convent, Bal.
brigan, Bridget Fintan Byrne, in the
forty-frst year of her religious life.
The Irish standard., 1915-07-31

Duluth: Ellen conroy. st. Paul: Mary ].
Auditing Committee = Margaret Scott,
81: Paul; Margaret Sullivan. Minneapolis;
Elizabeth McNally, st. Paul. :
Grady, saltwater.
Rochester. =. =
state Medical Director - DR.. d. w.
Buckley. st. Paul.
= Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Gurran, Minneapolis: Annie Conroy. 50.
Paul; Josephine Hagerty. Shieldsville:
anna Wiliesen. Duluth: Margaret Nolan.
Auditing Committee = Ellen McGrath.
81. Paul; Annie Kennedy. st. Cloud: Mel.
lie McColl, st. Paul
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EERMANAGH.

Lace making and sprigging, which
up till the war was a profitable indus
try in Fermanagh, has been SO severe
ly hit that the County Committee have
decided to reduce the hours of work
of the teachers. Salaries of teachers
were reduced by is per cent on the
motion of Rev. E. M. Mcmahon, PIP,
seconded by Mr.. ]. O'Donnell, J.P., The
Rev. P. Soden, PIP, strongly opposed
the reduction of salaries.
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WEsrMEArH.

Delvin R. D. Council has adopted a
resolution received from the West
meath Nationalist Executive U. 1.
League demanding that practical
steps be taken by public bodies for
the encouragement of tillage through.
out the country, and the utilizing of
all possible land for the growing Of
crops in view of the possible shortage
of food in the near future.
Mr.. Paddy McManus, St. Mary's
road, Athlone, secured first prize and
gold medal at the AllIreland Feis at
Tullow in the competition for baritone
singing. Mr.. McManus, at the Dublin
Feis earlier in the year, won silver
medal in the same competition.
Mr.. Leo Fuller, jeweler. Athlone,
an unregistered alien, has been taken
to oldcastle, County Meath, there to
be interned.
Two drivers of the Royal Field Ar
tillery named Rogers and Rimmer,
who recently arrived from camp
outside London, have been arrested
at Athlone in connection with the
breaking Of plate glass window in
the premises of Mr.. Foy, Church
street, and the larceny Of a number
of watches, tray of rings and a
lady's gold muft chain. When ar
rested accused were found in posses.
sion of eight watches, IA rings and
the chain.
The death is announced of Mr.. ]. B.
Deegan, D. c., Athy, who for many
years was wellknown figure on pub.
lie bodies in Athy and South Kildare.
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M EATH.

Mr.. Peter Mcdonnell, son Of Mr..
Matthew Mcdonnell, P. L. G., Cross
street. Kells. is among the medical
students of the National University
who were successful in the qualifying
examination held recently. DR.. Nc
Donnell had been resident pupil at
the Richmond Hospital for some time.
Died-June 2s, at Ardsallagh, Ma
van, Bridget, wife of Patrick Hynes
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MAYO.

In the Church of Our Lady Of the
Holy Rosary. Castlebar, ON Sunday.
June 81, the Rev. James Moran, who
was a student Of the Irish College,
Salamanca. and the Rev. Patrick
Ruane, Of st. Patrick's College. May.
nooth, were, in the presence Of q
large congregation, ordained deacons
by His Lordship the Most Rev. DR..
Higgins. Auxiliary Bishop of Tuam,
E At st. Muirdsach's Cathedral. Hal.
lima. Rev. James Moran. son Of NJ.
and Mira. James Moran, Bridge House.
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MERCK.

While Mrs. Fitzpatrick, postmis.
tress. Kiltealy, was cycling in the
neighborhood of the village recently
she collided with a cyclist coming in
the opposite direction. She was
thrown to the ground and rendered
unconscious.
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Der of the medical profession ii
County Tipperary.
TYRONE.

The Tyrone Teachers Association,
at meeting in Omagh, elected the
following officers: Mr.. McNelis, Cas-
tlecaulfeld, chairman; Mr.. p. Mac.
Donald, Carrickmore, secretary; Mr..
I. ]. Acheson, Cookstown, svice-chair-
man.