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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-03

The Ardmoreite is authorized to an
nounce YES DAVENPORT as a can
didate for the office of City Com
missioner from the Fourth Ward. His
announcement is made subject to the
choice of the voters at the demo-
cratic city primary to be held March
16.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-03

The Ardmoreite is authorized to
announce FRED WILLIAMS as a
candidate for Chief of Police. HIS
announcement is made subject to the
choice of those voting in the demo-
cratic city primary, to be held on
March 16.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-03

The Ardmoreite is authorized to
announce TOM CARTER as candi-
date for the Office of Chief of Police
of the city of Ardmore. His an
nouncement is made subject to the
choice of the voters at the city dem
ocratic primary to be held March 10
The Irish standard., 1915-09-18
KILDARE.

At a meeting of the Mass Board OF
Guardians there was no application for
the vacant position of Dispensary
Medical Officer for Ballymore-E ustace,
in succession to DR.. Grogan, who re.
signed. DIR. Crinion, M. O., of Bless.
ington, wrote to say that he was pre-.
pared to discharge the duties Of the
Ballymore district in addition to his
own, and it was decided to appoint
him at the salary advertised { G125),
for a period of six months.
At last meeting of Athy Urban Coun.
Gil demand for G25 was made by the
Excise authorities for profits on the
burial ground and the water works.
The Chairman (Mr. M. E. Doyle, J.P.)
said they had no profits, but as a mat
ter of fact, had to strike rates to carry
on both places. 1t would be ridicul
GUS to pay income tax under such
heads, inasmuch as they were pro
vided to benefit the public health
The rates were provided $500 yearly
for such purposes. The Town Clerk
said income tax could not be claimed
when the interest on the loan had
still to be provided each year. II
was decided to oppose the claim in
court, If necessary.
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LIN ERlck.

A remarkable history of an indus
trial undertaking, which started on q
capital of s100 in 1904, whose present
paid-up capital is only s131, and
which for the past half-year had q
turnover of 1880, was related by
Mr.. T. Liston, solr., Chairman, at a
meeting of the Rathkeale COOPERATIVE
Poultry Society, Ltd. The Chairman
remarked that at the end of last year
they had turnover of 10000, and
they expected by the end Of 1915 to
have turnover of something like
ELS, 900.
Hospital was recently visited by
a severe downpour Of rain and
hail which lasted for some time.
Owing to the fall Of ground in the
main street the water was several
inches deep, and in many instances
entered the shops, but caused little
damage. The oldest Inhabitants Of
the place state it surpassed anything
Of the like they had ever seen.
By nine to six votes, the Limerick
Guardians resolved to present an ad-
dress to the Lord Lieutenant on his
visit to Adare. Mr. P. Bourke pro-
posed direct negative. 1.-THE present
year." he said. was reign Of ter
ror in Ireland"
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News from Ireland
ANTRIM.

James Lowe, a Diapers assistant,
was remanded at the Belfast Police
Court for week on bail on charge
of using language likely to cause dis.
affection.
During. thunderstorm on Saturday
afternoon, August IA, stack of hay,
the property of Mr.. s. McGarrell, OF
Castletown, Islandmagee, was struck
by lightning and destroyed. BY the
floods which followed the thunder
storm the sewers at Carrigfergus were
choked, and forty fowls were drowned
in one yard. Flax was washed out of
the dams near Ballyclare. In low
lying parts of the town some houses
were inundated to a depth of two feet.
The Sixmile River rose to greater
height than the oldest inhabitant re-
members.
The Rev. Father Mccoy, director of
a Sodality in connection with st.
Monica's School, Cairns, Queensland,
was presented with gold watch and
travelling rug by the members, and
with a beautiful leather dressing-case
by the school children on his leaving
after three and one-half years work.
Father Mccoy is a native of Belfast,
where his people still reside.
In the death of Mr.. Paul, of Bally-
waterway, Glarryford, there has
passed away farmer and corn miller
who, in Ballymena district, took a
prominent part in the movement for
land reform which eventuated in the
various Irish Land Acts.
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KERRY.

At a meeting of the Killarney Board
of Guardians Mr.. Spring objected to
an address of welcome being presented
to Messrs. Redmond and Devlin on
their visit to Tralee, saying, when
proposed that an address be presented
to Mr.. MacNeill was bounded down,
and he Is a better Irishman." Mr.. Col
Inns then said, why did not the Irish
Party, who claim to hold. the Liberals
in the hollow Of their hand, insist on
the Queenstown call for mails?"
The profession has taken place at
st. Johns Convent Of Mercy Tralee,
Of Miss X. Reardon Gin religion Sister
M. Carthage), youngest daughter Of
Mr.. Jeremiah Reardon, Cahirciveen,
the reception taking place at the same
time of Miss G. Hurley Tin religion
Sister M. Attracta), daughter of the
late Mr.. d. Hurley, The Island. Ennis.
keane, County Cork. The ceremonies
were performed by the Very Rev. C.
,O'Sullivan, Dean of Kerry, assisted by
the Revs. T. Lyme and E. O'Connor,
Tralee.
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RoscoMMoN.

The abnormally heavy and continu-
GUS rainfall, particularly the torrential
downpours Of the past few weeks,
have been responsible for the flooding
Of the Shannon to such an extent as
was never witnessed before at this
season Of the year. For weeks the
low-lying districts, particularly on the
County Roscommon side, have been
inundated, and whole fields Of hay, re.
Gently cut, have been covered up.
Some of the roads are so flooded that
communication between the town and
the County Roscommon villages has
been cut off and the traffic of this
busy period has to be conducted in
boats to avoid long circuitous routes.
At Tulsk, Mr.. James Stroker, Kill
lima, got 931 each for three superior
cattle, and Mr.. Payne sold 10 head
at s28 los. each.
Pigs at Castlerea fair reached the
big price Of Sos to 82s. per cwt., a
record for the. west.
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TYRONE,

Cardinal Logue dedicated the new
Church of the Assumption at Pomeroy,
when the sermon was preached on the
occasion by Very Rev. Father Phelan,
ST.. The sacred edifice is carried out
in the Romanesque style; it is faced
with Cookstown stone, and the dress
ings of the windows and doors and the
quoins are of granite from the Newry
quarry. The interior is very beautiful,
with sanctuary and side chapels light
ed by tracery windows, and nave and
transparent by lancet windows. In
the front gable there is a circular
tracery window, and this gable is sur
mounted by a belfry of cut stone.
1t was stated at a meeting of the
Dunganoon Council that the two-ton
weighbridge had been condemned as
faulty. 1t was actually registering one
cwt. against the Council, whose recent
coal supply had been weighed on it.
They had lost fifteen tons of coal by
1t.
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TlPPERARl:Y.

Tipperary district has been visited
by series of thunderstorms, which
were accompanied by tropical down
pour of rain. AS general rule, the
mornings have been fine, the storm
bursting early in the afternoon. heavy
rain falling for several hours after
wards. The crops are In very bad
way. Haymaking is at a standstill,
and great portion Of the crop is ire
trievably ruined.i
The Tipperary4 Farmers Society at
their last meeting expressed the opin.
ion that the Local Government Board
should be called on to hold sworn
inquiry into the question Of the cleo
trio lighting of the Tipperary Work.
house. 1t was stated that q sum o;
$4,000 had been expended on the
scheme, and that It had entirely failed
to give satisfaction.
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lOuTH,

In the Town Hall, Dundalk, the Ur
ban Council were presented with por
trait in oils of the late T. v. Parks, 8
well known vocalist and an accom-
plished pianist, by the Parks Memoir
ial Committee. The presentation was
made by Mr.. James Hughes, County
President of the A. o. H., and wal
acknowledged by Mr.. T. F. McGahon
]. p, Chairman of the Urban Council
The portrait is the work of Mr.. James
Carroll, Dundalk, and will be huns
in the Council Chamber.
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Sister Mary Colette Kenny, Dublin,
niece Of Miss Tinmon, Monaghan, and
of Miss Sherry, Ninnard House. Cas-
tleshane; Sister Mary Basil Kelly,
daughter Of Mr.. William Kelly, Belcoo,
Co. Fermanagh. The ladies received
into the Community were-Miss Rose
OBrien, Kingscourt, Co. Cavan, in
religion Sister Mary Frances Miss
Kathleen Rafferty,, Ballinasloe, in reli-
gion Sister Mary Cyril; Miss T. Han
ley. Moycullen. Co. Galway, in religion
Sister Mary Cyprian, and Miss NJ. j.
Connolly. sBailymackney, Carrickma-
cross. in religion Sister Mary Finbar.
The Pontifical Mass was celebrated by
his Lordship Most Rev. DR.. McKenna,
Bishop OF Clogher, who was assisted
by Rev. John Torney, ADM. Monaghan,
and Rev. j.. J. McNamee. G. c., do.
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paper in several places in his room.
He. was old, and had been in receipt
OF outdoor relief for the past five
years.
WATERFORD.

"A fire Of considerable dimensions,
but which happily was attended with
no loss Of life. occurred at Dungarvan
at the premises of the Shandon Cream
cry Company. The premises are stu
ated on the way to the railway sta
ton, and are very extensive, and COM
prise machinery of different kinds.
The fire was noticed at about ten
O'Clock, and the alarm being given,
Sergeant Grace, with the fire engine,
came on the scene. The main building,
where the machinery is at work, and
the books Of the firm are kept; is
separated from where the fire took
place, but there were two large sheds
in which were timber, hay and var
ious kinds Of machinery, set on fire,
and these we're burned to the ground.
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DON EGAL.

The tenth session of Irish teaching
in the College Of the Four Masters,
Letterkenny was formally opened. The
Most Rev. DR.. O'Donnell presiding.
Addresses were delivered in both
Irish and English by Professor j.
Craig, M. O'Doherty, Philip O'Doherty,
M. P, Rev. P. O'Boyle, B. A.; and in
English by Rev. Father Moors, Bel
GUM, and Messrs. H. Law, and Swift
MacNeill, M.P's.
The death has taken place at his
residence, Inch Island, Co. Donegal, of
Surgeon Joseph Fleming, MD, FIR.
C.S., ]. P, Colonel Fleming was about
seventy years of age.
The death has occurred suddenly of
Archdeacon Motley, Rector St. John
ston, Co. Donegal. He had preached
on Sunday, when he appeared to be in
his usual health.
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MAYO.

A horse and carriage, the property
of Miss Kelly, st. Helen's Westport
were conveying her from the railway
station to her home. when the horse
took fight and dashed madly along
the streets, notwithstanding the ut.
most efforts Of the driver to keep him
under control. He made for Lord
sligo's demesne gate. which for some
time past is shut against the public,
and which was his customary route
from Westport homewards, striking
the gate, which was locked and chain.
ed, with such force that 1t burst open.
Only the horse was injured.
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CAVAN.

The Gowna Cooperative Agricul.
tural and Dairy Society, County Cavan,
on the motion of Mr.. ]. McLarney, sec.
onded by Mr.. ]. Smith, has unanimous
ly passed resolution strongly protest
ing against the action of the Depart
ment in threatening to cut down the
already too miserable grant allocated
by that body to the protection of the
Irish creamery butter industry, espe.
cially at the present time when it must
adversely affect great food producing
industry.
Cootehill Urban Council has ap.
proved of a report of Mr.. P. H. Nc.
earthly, c. E. Dublin, on water sup.
ply for the town at cost of $4,000,
the water to be taken from Coragh
Tough.
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ARMAGH.

A meeting of flax millowners, in Ar
maghand, Mid-Ulster, having agreed
to raise the charge for scutching from
Is. to Is. Sd. per stone, with view
to increasing the payment made to
workers, the latter demanded Cd. per
stone for scutchers, with proportion
ate increase in the rate to women
workers. A meeting of flax growers
at Coagh has now offered Is. Id. per
stone, the tow scutched out of the
flax to be returned. If this is refused
it is proposed to discuss the question
of starting cooperative scutch mill.
The Belleek District Council have
decided that the rents of the laborers'
cottages erected under the present
scheme should be six shillings per
month.
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DOWN..

At Newry Pork Market the excep.
tionally high price of IT'S. Sd. was
freely paid for pork, there being a good
supply, but not sufficient to meet de-
mand, and the market was quickly de.
pleted. Newry prices have topped the
rest of Ulster for the last three
months.
The Most Rev. DR.. O'Neill partici-
pated in pilgrimage to Altanataggart
Mountain, Hilltown, the "Croagh
Patrick of the North'-one of the
scenes of the celebration of Mass in
the Penal Days, and the scene also of
cruel slaughter of priest and people
by fanatical soldiery. Many clergy of
the diocese and a large concourse OF
laity attended. The Very Rev. Dr.
Kearns, P. p, recited the Rosary, and
an eloquent sermon was preached by
the Rev. DR.. O'Hagan, &C, Newry.
There were a little over two tons of
perennial seed offered for sale at the
last Newry market, which was readily
bought up at from Is. to 9s. per cwt.
The usual Newry buyers were present;
also buyers from cambridge and Bel
fast. The quality of the seed would
have been good this season, but ow-
ing to the almost constant rain for
the past five or six weeks during say.
ing operations, the seed is not alto
gether in good condition. Many far
mers, indeed, state that good por-
ton of the seed has been lost alto
gether
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LoNGFoRp.

The Rev. j. ]. Dowdall, for many
years the jealous curate of Clonturk
has been promoted parish priest OF
Logan, County Longford, and his late
pensioners have presented him with
beautiful illuminated address and
presentation, as a mark of their af
lection and esteem.
The Rev. E. Mahon, P. p, Drumard
County Longford, has recovered from
his recent illness, for which he had
been under treatment in Dublin.
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KINGS.

Though the entries were on the
small side in some of the classes ex-
hibited at the Kings Co. Agricultural
Show. the quality all round was ex-
icellent. There was fine attendance,
particularly toward the evening, when
the jumping proved itself the great at
tractive Item Of the programme. The
prize winners included: DR.. kennedy,
Tullamore; Dr. Moorhesd. w. b.
Hayes. Brosna; p. Richardson. Mulla.
crew; r. ]. Berminsh r. Cantwell.,
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CORK.

The staff of stonebreakers employed
by the Middleton Urban Council are
at present "out." They refuse to work
without increased pay, demanded by
them under peculiar circumstances
The Urban Council recently took a
new quarry for road metalling pur.
poses, and the stonebreakers say that
the stones quarried in 1t are a harder
quality to break than the stones from
the old quarry, that they were break
Ing for years past at Is. I'd. per ton.
They say that Is. I'd. per ton would
not pay them for breaking the 'hard''
stones from the new quarry. The Ur-
ban Council points out to them that
stonebreakers from the Cork County
Council break the stones from the new
quarry at Is. per ton, so that Is. I'd.
per ton ought to be sufficient for the
Urban Council stonebreakers.
The cost of the inquiry in London
under the presidency of Lord Syden-
ham into matters concerning the safe
ty of Queenstown Harbor for large YES.
sells amounted, according to the Law
and Finance Committee of the Cork
Harbor Board, to G996 odd, of which
the G. S. and w. Railway Co. would
be asked in accordance with promise,
to pay e4OO and the Treasury would
refund e66 lis. Mr.. J. w. Scott was
re-appointed to the Pilot Committee.
The anti-conscription resolution was
marked read" by the Kanturk Guar.
dams. Mr.. Sullivan, however, said no
Government had any moral power to
pass conscription except an Irish Par.
lament II conscription were passed,
except by an Irish Parliament, it.
would put the brand of serfdom and
slavery on the Irish people.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-18
QUEENS,

Mr.. Patrick Donegan, wellknown
Queens County man, recently died at
his residence, French Church street,
Portarlington. Being always q thor
ough, fearless and incorporating
Nationalist, when he just reached man
hood, in 1866, he was enrolled in the
Irish Republican Brotherhood" in
Edenderry, it being then a center, and
could recount his experiences of many
daring episodes OF the eventful period
that followed. Later he had been in
timately connected with the Land
League and National League.
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resolution be sent to Lord Kitchener
Mr.. Asquith and Mr.. John Redmond
DERRY.

DERRY.
The relief of Derry, as celebrated in
the Maiden City, was shorn of most OF
the features which in former years
made the occasion the cause of great
apprehension among all concerned for
the peace and good name of the city
The presence of few besashed indi.
viduals in the streets was indeed the
only indication yesterday that 1t was
the anniversary of the Relief" A
procession of the Apprentice Boys
took place from the Wall to the Prot.
estant Cathedral
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEp1N COUNTY.

eSS NY PRESIDENT, Miss Mary Boylan,
DEMPSEY. 1924 colum nibSsse AVE. Mes VIE VICE
M 1ss M MS Mel Nellie Mal.oney; Rec sec.
Sec, Mrs. Catharine Casey, 25s Fr r..
~ HG 9sas st.; ms. Sec, Miss Mary Boy.
1ale Aye 81 s Mss
Mondays Of month at x. Q. j. W to EFT
p. Division No. 2. M,nneapo,,s-pr..,-
%|s@y Hill s Selma Mary y'' Sk sssf:
Jefries; Med Examiner. Dr. oiBrien.
day 81 each month a at ao g. inv w. Nail ha9
Msey 4: Esss zafiss
Ave: J, n; Vice Pres Jennie Rice, 2es4
kkslE sss RHss l kSe 81 I2.
Treas. Anna pugan, 1889 Bryant Ava.
IL H., ms Sec, Mrs. Nellie Webster, ieiS
Morrison. 2o1s sth ST. ~ seofin Mrs Mr..
Mary Donovan. 1915 Dupont Ave. n:
Mteesings held first and third Tuesdays
sra 81 e 81, n. month. Hall. Plymouth and
GENT Anna Z Bryant s4i4p sirard Hse
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Mary Foley, 1922 3. 53ndi
1 1ats Aye s.; ms; see Mrs. Mary row rsy
MSsphy s5es 1ssi 1 1sss' M NED Mf H1
Msstinss held every yn frs sna and pa tiird
R Mleonssa stog Of each month, at corner
dent. Margaret Muiiin. Zoo Dpnant
AZ Az M r.; Vice Pres, Mary ): Gleason.
Morrissey 1910 A i4th * Xv ae ST. s FIJI nss scy
ms Sec, catherine o'Brien, s2as al.
n Egan. i415 Emerson Ave. n. Meet.
aln IN ys n neid a every first and third Thurs
'ner 4th st. and goth Ave n. =. so "
Division No. Z, Minneapolis-Presi-
sent g. l. Mrs. r.: n w.. J. Waddick. 1886 Taylor
ssas Quincy 81 Pes; Rec Ass sss 5Ms ~.
Martin. 25l6 Pierce St Fin. Sec. Nh
Man N Moran Ta,g 9os az 9Th Aye: n ins Sec.
Mrs. g. Burns, 915 9th Ave n. *. w. MsS'
Examiner, Dr.. M. +. Mcguire: Mest.
ings held every first and third wadnes-
Gays Of each month at 22nd and Cen
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President. Mrs. Ellen Conray.
49, 800 81. Clair st.; Vice Pres, Miss js-
Mrs. hnna Ms Gook. g sd - 11th 81 Rec gee
Treas. Mrs. Margaret Carey. So5 "
Gsentr All Ave; Meetings held at Hibsr-s
man nail. 7th and Franklin. SITS.
wAsECA COUNTY. ~
Division No. /, Janesville-Preaide dent.
Elizabeth Glynn; Vice Pres, saraS
Moonan; Fin. and ms. Sec, julia Iur-
Ppn my. Rec ,:x Sec, Mary Dalton; Treas.
!. Division No. :, 81. Paul-pra.,. n,,...
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CARLOW.

l At . meeting of the Carlow Urban
District Council the following resolu-
lion. proposed by Mr.. Foley, seconded
AK Mr. Williams, was unanimously
Asllopted !: That we. the Urban Council
81 Carlow, condemn the blackguardly
& duct ct his Majesty's soldiers who
sntoniy and without any provoca-
estously assaulted a number Of
m Brothers at Belfast. 1t is our
~ that His Matesty's Government
g. NE should deal more severely
pespe trators OF all atrocities,
- si,deavoring to suppress
@ q tlnent That 4 COPY u this
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LEIrRlM.

John ]. McDermott, Cornacloy, and
James F. McTiernan, Health House.
Dowra, have applied for scholarships
to the Leitrim County Council.
A notice from the shopkeepers of
Carrick-on-Shannon has been pub.
lished declaring their intention of
abandoning the custom of giving
Christmas boxes, owing to the increase
in taxation and trading expenses
caused by the war.
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Longfeliow Ave. Minneapolis. ' ''OO
cry. -
:. state a..s,, chaplain-Rev. P. J. Fox.
President Of Insurance F'und-T. ].
" seseSretasy Of Insurance = Thomas
State Treasurer of 1nsurance-John
Sheehy, Montgomery.
State Medical Director-Dr. J. ".
OConnor, st. Paul,
Director Of insurance Fund John
Moran. Minneapolis; e. J. McManus, st
Paul; P. L. Cummings, Minneapolis; J.
~. ,Corcoran. st. Paul: Thomas WEIGH
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SLIGO.

Mr.. D. Mangan; a stationmaster on
the G. s. and w. Railway at Collooney,
has left to take up..a more important
appointment iaa the south, and his
friends, who much regret his depart
ure, have made him handsome pres
entation. IA
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T. Abraham. Capt. DAILY, Tullamore;,
II. S. Kenny, VIM. CORY, Cappyroe;
r. Doorly, Killenmore; P. Nugent, Tul-
lahore; D. Finamore, Cloncollig; M.
Walsh, Ballydaly; D. Finamore, j.
Egan Croghan, and Stephen Noun,
Ballyduff.
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WICKLOW.

A subscription Of e5 has been re.
ceived from The O'Mahony of Kerry in
aid Of the fund for the erection Of q
memorial to the late Mr.. e. p. O'Kelly,
M. p. for West Wicklow. Two alterna-
tive schemes are under consideration
for the proposed memorial, viz, a mar
ket arcade and public fountain, to be
erected in the town of Baltinglass.
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KILk ENN nv.

The Kilkenny Bee-Keepers' Society
have been engaged lately in grading
and packing the honey supplied by
their members for the purpose of sale.
Up to one ton of section honey was
graded, packed and despatched to a
commission agent in London at re.
munerative prices. The Bookkeeping
industry is going ahead in the country.
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GALWAY.

Deep regret has been felt with the
relatives on the death of Mr.. Dominick
Browne. Carnane House, Tuam, who
was an extensive farmer, and largely
connected with the stock-raising in
1ustry.
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wExfo,,RIp.

Mr.. Michael sheehan, Pig. U.D.C.,
New Ross. was recently made the re,
cipient of valuable presentation and
address from the. New Ross Gaelic
League and Dramatic Society On the
occasion of his marriage
When a man atsNsw Ross was re-
moved TO the workhosae a Urinary the
sum Of eco. in small lyer, wass az.
covered rolled up IL - "a bits ee
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wEsTM EATH.

Died-The death has taken place al
his residence, The Mills. Multyfarn
ham. of John Mulvany. The deceased
who had attained his 69th year, was
a lifelong Nationalist Of the staunch
est character. He took an active part
in all the developments Of the Nationa,
organization from the Land League
days. 81. q
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MONAGHAN.

The solemn ceremonies attached to
the procession and reception Of Nuns
to the sisterhood OF 81. Louis took
place q the st. Louts Convent. Mona.
'shan, The ladies professed were
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FER MANAGH.

1t was announced at a meeting of
the Co. Fermanagh Agricultural Com
mittee that the Department had re-
duced the grant from E1,299 to E872.