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The Irish standard., 1917-01-13

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Meetings sa aTs held S On nr ssr: sSa tsi
Hvs ana + Stsns g. Hal. s'''.s
Rvsi9B BS W ssis haot ST Vs;
Bothwe 81 n 5atS K xse seS ?a rs
S W ' rneas c0nn0lY III M n ss.d Az 81
silvy Blk. Meetings held on the ssc.
ond Monday Of each month at 500 p. n.
in Gilley's Hall.
MURRAY COUNTY.
Division No: 2. Currie-Prss, II l.
Sea- ksafy yie c. Psss MI M,'; $40 q:
man: Treas. JOS: Byrne; ms. sec, ]. !.
German: Chaplain. Rev. Chas. Cavaa-
naugh; Med. Examiner, DR.. W. n. Pat-
day Of each month in Germans FIN
Currie. MINI.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President, F. J. Leonard. Jsr.
II Division M No. No: President, H: B. Con-
p: J. Moriarty: Fin. Sec. J. II. stratton;
ms. Sec, J. H Stratton; Treas, ]. ,.
i Clark I'm Med Ex, Dr.: J; B: White: Meet
at Fraternity Hall.
STEVENS COUNTY.
County President, N. Aahonsy, Noe.
Division yi,ds No: president, James +.
rahan: Morris: Rec. Sec. Eugene Tits.
hsn &o MGis!' ia. &c. ss TSo: a Hae..:
:. fitssersia; sie sc' com amlass d j.is
Daly. G: Mccarthy. John Ring. Meet
ney's Hall.
STEELE COUNTY.
County President, George c. Tshsr.
Owatonna, MINI.
JONI PlyiSi0G R1 Hs S'ss
Grimm; Rec. Sec. j. 3. Malone; Fin . Sec.
J: E. Malone; ms. Sec, J. e. Malone:
Treas, John Hogan; Med Elk, a. q.
Wednesday of each month at $50 iS
K. p Hall.
SWIFT COUNTY.
c, SeSn5y Pre'idens-D F: heDsr.es.
:. Division No. President, VIM. n
Sec. D: F. eM1cDermott; Fin. Sec, TN
Jas o'Donnell; Med. Examiner, Dr.. g.
Dagnault. Meeting held every m
Sunday Of each month at HiberniaD
w1NoNA COUNTY.
county President, N. J. Ryan. see L
King St., Winona.
Division No. Pres. j. A. Mcmillan,
szs w; Howard St.; Vice Pres. F: Rice.
~ Indiana Ave; Rec. Sec, John Du4an.
egg "; Mark St; Fin: SEQ. NJ. J. Lynch
Lynch. 81 Washington ST.: Treas. II
= Ryan. 2s4 e: King st.: Med: Exam
iin nH:. Or: Lester, 4os Winena st. Meet
Thursdays of month in st. Thomas heii
WAsECA COUNTY.
vile.
Division No. Pres. Michael Ian.
pert; Rec; Sec, J. w: Conway; ms See,
Charles McLoone; Treas, B. j. Liiy:
Med; Examiner. DR.. A. ]. Rudolf. Meet.
ing held every first Thursday and third
sunday OF each month at Workme1
hall, Waseca.
G, Division No: 2, Janesyille-Pres., J. J.
sullivan; Vice Pres, Thos. Foley: rec.
Sec, John Dalton; Fin. Sec, P. K. joycs;
ms Rrsds sec; F. *: Joyce; Treas, M. J. Nc.
lngs held on the second Wednesday OF
every month at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Appointed Head Mistress.

Miss Nora T. Harnett, sister of DR..
r. Harnett, and daughter of the late
Mr.. William l.. Harnett. has been
appointed head mistress of St. Aus
tins Schools. Margate. England, Miss
Bride Harnett, her sister. has been
appointed assistant mistress.
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Military Restrictions.

At a meeting Of the County Galway
Farmers Association at Loughrea
resolutions were passed protesting
against the unreasonable detentions
Of Irish livestock at cross Channel
ports requesting the military author
tiles to remove the restrictions on
the sale OF hay, and urging upon farm
ers the necessity for increased tillage.
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KINGS.
A Mark of Respect.

The Birr Board, the Banagher Court,
Kings County Technical Committee,
and Kings County Agricultural Com
mittee adjourned as mark of re-
spect to the memory of Denis Doorly,
Midtown House, Banagher. Mr.. Door
ly was member of Kings County
Council, and was Chairman of the
Kings County Agricultural Commit
tee.
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TiPPERARY.
Tipperary Town Tenants

Tipperary Town Tenants.
Tipperary Guardians have protested
against the purchasing of the Derby
terrace houses, Tipperary, by an out
slider, over the heads of the tenants.
One tenant had been over thirty years
in occupation, and had paid over $500
in rent, rates, and taxes; another ten
ant had paid nearly 94OO, whereas
the entire row of six houses were
built for $500. The Guardians en-
phatically expressed the opinion that
the tenants should have the right to
purchase at reasonable price.
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CORK.
Nun Elected Matron.

Sister Mary Gabriel Ryan, Order of
Mercy, has been appointed Matron Of
Middleton Workhouse at salary of
$50 a year, with G15 in lieu of ra-
tions. Sister Mary Camilius, the pre-
vious Matron, resigned on being trans
ferred to the parent house of the
Order at Charleville.
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Death of Mother Darcy.

The death in her ninetith year and
the siXty-siXth of her religious life is
announced of Mother Vincent Darcy,
Convent of Mercy. Dundalk. She be-
longed to an old Catholic family long
connected with Carlingford and
Ncwry.
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Prehistoric Cave.

A cave containing several apart
ments, each about six feet high, ten
feet long, and three feet broad, has
been discovered in field at Bally-
hinhe. Some human bones and other
relics of an old age have been I'M
earthed
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Lunatic Holds Up Train.

Samuel Miller, farmer, who served
some time with the colors, has been
committed to the Omagh Lunatic Asy-
lum, as a result of his holding up a
goods train near Newtownstewart,
covering the guard with a double-bar-
relied gun while he was engaged UNI
derneath a wagon. firing shots at q
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The Newry Cathedral.

At meeting of the parishioners
of Mayobridge, near Newry, collec-
ton was taken up in aid of the bazaar
to assist in defraying a debt on the
Newry Cathedral, when the handsome
sum of e460 was subscribed by those
present.
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ROScOM M ON.
MiIitarism In ireland.

For the alleged abuse Of a military
sentry guarding the Shannon Bridge
at Athlone Mr.. Patrick Feely, shop
keeper and cattle dealer, Roscommon,
was fined by the magistrate 95
and costs. The police gave him a
good character. The abuse was moth
ing more than resenting the exasper-
ating remarks of the sentry.
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Wreckaae on Kerry Coast.

The southwest wind has driven up
lot of wreckage in the kenmare dis
trict Amongst other things, iron
drums have come ashore. All were
empty, as they had been smashed
against the rocks. Some of the wreck
age appeared to have been in the sea
for long time.
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A Record Attendance.

1t was reported at a meeting of the
Londonderry Municipal Technical In
structiOn Committee that there were
$50 pupils on the Municipal School
roll for the present session. which
was the largest number since the
school was built.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEPIN COUNTY.

n? s5 z S$$se
M Mss ssS$fSsss{5y $2s Sd w. %s, %%a
Esspohdeqs 20 fEe%ont ave Seo ny; S &rs
RRs sigasf 70 Rordan, Mistress at Arms; Mrs
DEMPSEY. 1924 coiumsss A Mr.. VIZ ~:
Pres Pres, Mrs. sTresa Jordan. s1os Cedar
CASEY A s5s fr Ean sec z1 MRS N Assaa
sec Mar Giara M Ryan y, 81 Holden st.; ms
$lS Syndicate Bldg; Mistress, -Armys''
Lillian LII M Ryan: Meetings held on Sec :.
a. O. e. W. hal M1732 g. i7th of st. month at
dent Mary I'LL 500 tn 81 8 E.; vi.
A yes m Mrs Rec John sno Smell, 1$os Emerson
81 sSsl Grand st. S & - M ms. Bed sss:
MMaE r: Ttes sulliyan, 75s Washington ST:
Ave n F.; Medical Examiner, Doctor r
p O,Brien;; Meetings held on the first
a and third IN Monday Of each month at SO
dent aH,, ! Mary I McBreen, ssss AIdrios
E Rsyant 5o Ave s,x n; Rec: Sec. Mary 4.
KstSari1s Rysa 15 ASs 81, ri E H9. S. s.
~ Nh ms; Sec. Mrs: Nellie Webster, 1sii
2o 1s s III St. cG%Sau ssofns Mr.;
Mary Donovan, 1916 Dunont ~. r
Meetings M ting held first and third Tuesdays
srd t St: N. month Hail. Plymouth AID
II Div js No. 4--Pres. Mrs. Anna Bry-
Mrs Mrs Ida Mohler. 724 18th Ave. s.; Rec.
Az Tress sMEK Miss rhM1 Marie af %ar 1sth
6rss Barb aSee and In h Axe 81
held the first and third wednesday, ednesdasys ao os
eaGh month in the rooms Of tho East
Lake Commercial Club. ~"e
ss Ma MRe': ssss 5ss::;
M Merriss cyl, 1910 in Xye n; Fin. 81.
ms Sec, Katherine oBrien. ssss a.;
1ard ave NJ; Treas Martha Grimm. ISIS
n o Egan ~ f41 81 hm Med; Ex.minsr p
days day Of each month at schuiar han osr-
ner 4th st. and Goth Ave. N.
dent Dtv' Marv No Tew,7 Nj
Vice Pres. Mrs M. Moran. ssei Madi;
son St: N. E.: Rec Sec, Mrs. M. Martin.
M 1Iao p1e re St N. e.; Fin. Sec, Mrs. NJ
Treas MIS- g Burns' siS : s9th 81 AS " n II
Medical Examiner, DR.. Rose Valley.
meetings held on the first and third
wednesday Of each month at 22nd AVA
N. e. and Central
RAMSEY COUNTY.
S65 st. Clair St: Vice Pres, Miss 81.
hanna Cook, 81 q. 18th St; Rec Ses..
mrs Mrs.. Margaret r.. n Scott ~ Central Ays:
nian hall. 7th ana franklin sts. l
,a Division Me No: ?. Ct; Paul-.Pres., Elisa
P e. Margaret Roach. sos st. Albass
fitch HsS A see Me- Miarg err Glsrks iss
1 lo1s A. Albsmarle st.; ms. Sec. Mary Ns.
Ian. S2S Edmund st.; Treas. Mary Wss-
ner. 62s Virginia Ave-: Med. Examiscs.
r H:.t Owen McKeon. COZ Lowry Bl6G
man Hall at S:15 ,. m.
MID Divi idSann No. ;; Ct .P.nlIPre.ias.4
Ere Pess; IN Mrs M Mary Kenny, 7es F. 4th g:
Fin Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth lcNaily. u
S Maskubin 81; ms. Sec. Mrs. Dsresta
&c McManus 45S Carol Ave-; Treas, MD
a Mairgaref b caiRSy' So John e: Asd; p
Meetings are held on arst ana tStss
Ihursdays Of each moxth in HiS>r1ssS
Hall at p N.
WAs1CA COUNTY.
1i1sssts 81 aiyn Il W.. f1,..
Ioonan: Fin. and InA q g., Juiia NJ.
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Salary Increase Refused.

The Carlow Board of Guardians re-
ceircd letter from the Local Govern
ment Board refusing to sanction an
increase OF 600 year to the Reliev-
ing Officer. The Guarandians UNI
animously decided to ask the Board to
reconsider.
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LEiTRIM.
Shannon Floods.

The people of the Carrick-on-Shan-
non district held a meeting lately to
take steps to prevent the yearly re-
currence of the damage caused by the
Shannon floods to crops and low-lying
lands along the course of the river
through County Leitrim.
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Farms Auctioned,

Mr.. J. H. Lemon sold at auction Cas-
tlepole Farm, near Kells, held under
agreement to purchase, containing 500
acres, to Mr.. Tighe, kells, for $500;
Sheeny, containing LAG acres, held at
judicial rent of CLOG 15s., for G708 to
Mr.. Armstrong, Kells, and Clonee,
near Hill of Down, 173. acres, for 97,-
00S to Mr. c. Cosgrove auction fees.
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kILk EN- nv.
Burned to Death.

Miss Kate Tierney, who lived with
her brother on farm at DanesfOrt,
near Kilkenny, has died OF burns. Her
brother went to bed, leaving her in
seizure and fell into the fire.
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GALWAY.
Reserved Sins.

Most Rev DIR. Gilmartin has de-
clared as reserved sins in Clonfert
diocese Solemn perjury. distribu-
ton OF intoNicants at wakes and funer-
ais. and grave and malicious injury to
property the latter two to affect only
the principal agents.
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LIN ERICk.
The Food Supply.

The High Sheriff, Mr.. Lawler, Aid
erman M'Neice. Councillors Dalton,
O'Brien, and Griffin were appointed by
Limerick Corporation to attend con-
ference of city representative bodies
to devise some scheme to mitigate
the evils with which the country is
threatened in the matter of food sup
ply,
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Holy Family confraternity.

At St. Josephs Church, Monaghan,
the members of the Confraternity of
the Holy Family recently established,
were consecrated by Rev. Father Man.
gan, C.SS.R., Limerick, who conducted
the Iridium Most Rev. DIR. McKen-
ma, Bishop of Clogher, presided, and
Rev. j. Tierney, Administrator, Spir-
itual Director, was present.
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Liqhted Candle In Hat.

When man was charged at Athy
with a breach of the Lighting Act
the police stated that he had lighted
candle in a hat. The magistrates re-
fused to recognize this form of light
ing, and imposed fine
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CLARE.
Sale of Estate.

The tenants on the estate of Mrs.
Ellis, Miltown-Malbay. having ap-
preached the agent and the landlord,
have signed their preparedness to pur-
chase on the same terms as their
neighbors who purchased from the
Congested Districts Board.
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TYRONE.
Fatal Gun Accident.

A little girl named Margaret J. Men
airy, aged nine years, had portion of
her skull blown away in the accidental
discharge at Drumnakelly, near ON
agh, of gun in the hands of farm
servant out shooting crows.
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Votes of Sympathy.

The Carlow County Council have
expressed sympathy with the sister
and relatives of the late Mr.. John
Brophy. The Urban Council adjourn
ed out of respect to the family of
Miss Williams, Tullow Street. whose
sister is member.
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CAVAN.
Death of B. M'Namara.

Mr.. B. M'Namara. Erne Vale, Bel,
turbet, whose death is announced,
was the father Of Rev. p. M'Namara,
&C, Baliymoney; DR.. MNamara. late
of Baldinagh, and father-in-law of Mr.
p. Rally, chairman. Belturbet Ur
ban Council.
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Estimates Reduced.

The Athy No District Council has
adopted total rate estimate of G3,-
1850 for the coming year, which shows
Il reduction of $50 on the existing
estimate.
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MAYO.
To Start Corn Mill,

The proposal to start corn mill at
Stroketown, on cooperative lines,
was the object of representative
private meeting, presided over by Rev.
Father MCGOWAN, and arrangements
were made for public meeting to
discuss details.
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The Tally Prisoners.

The lord lieutenant has refused the
petition for the release of the Tally
prisoners sentenced in connection with
the recent land dispute on the hold
ing of Mr.. Mathews. outside Athlone.
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Workhouse Appointments.

The Local Government Board has
sanctioned the appointment of Mr..
Whyms and Miss Kilmartin, as Master
ana Matron of Ballinasloe Work
mouse. The Board has also sanction
ed the full superannuation allowance
granted to Mr.. and Mrs. O'Carroll, the
retiring Master and Matron.
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cIonmel Corporation.

Clonmel Corporation has co-opted
Messrs. j. J. Lonergan and P. ].
O'Reilly members. The former had
been disqualified for non-attendance.
Coincidence was rendered to the fam
lily of the late Mr.. Hally.
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Laborers' Plots.

The Wexford Rural Council request
ed the local. government board to rep
resent to the department of agricul--
ture the necessity of supplying seeds
to laborers for the sowing of their
plots during the coming spring.
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the Great Southern and Western Rail.

the Great Southern and Western Rail.
way, at Lixnaw, who had been run
over by the train from Listowell to
Tralee. Timothy Duggan, also a
railway employee, gave evidence as
to the finding of the body in a terribly
mangled condition on the permanent
way. A verdict of accidental death
was returned.
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News from Ireland

Bishop of Achory, visited Bunninad-
den, where he blessed a new marble
altar rails and re-dedicated the
church. There was a large congrega-
ton and an eloquent sermon was
preached by Rev. Father Sylvester,
Dublin.
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Petrol Mashed Ashore.

Thousands OF gallons Of excellent
petrol have been washed ashore on
storm. 1t is contained in long steel
casks containing IS to 40 gallons each
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KILDARE.
A LaudabIe Project.

A meeting of representative towns
people of Newbridge have met and de-
cided to open a fund in aid of the &C.
cupiers OF houses recently burned
down at Roseburry Common. Collec-
tors were appointed and number
of subscriptions handed in.
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LoNGFORD.
Increase In Salary.

The Longford Urban Council has in
creased the salary of Mr.. J. G.. Thorn
son, the engineer of the Council In
creases of salaries seem to be the
order Of the day in every country.
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Fatal Cycling Accident.

Mr.. Thomas Gerety, Kenagh, has
succumbed in Ballymahon hospital to
injuries received in being dashed
against wall Off his bicycle. The
Ballymahon Guardians passed reso-
luton of sympathy to his relatives.
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Police Hut Closed.

The Killer police hut, Ballintubber,
which WAS erected nine years ago in
Connection with the famous cattle drive
at Fohrnagh on the Hughes estate,
was closed up.
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Flock of Wild Geese,

Wild geese are very numerous in
the Waterville district of the County
a flock of twenty-seven was seen to
fly towards the estuary of the Inny.
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ARMAGH.
Distress In Portadown.

Distress In PortadoWn.
At the Portadown Town Council
meeting it was stated that a good deal
of distress existed i'll the town, and
the Clerk was directed to summon
a meeting of the Distress. Committee
at an early date.
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Cinema Censorship.

The Mayo County Council have ex-
pressed themselves in favor of the ap-
plication of the scheme for the Off
cial censorship of cinematograph
films to Ireland.
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Condemn Government.

The New Ross Guardians have con-
demned the government for refusing
to allow excursion trains to be run
in connection with the all-Ireland
hurting and football matches.
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SLIGO.
Death of Teacher.

The death is announced of John
Carberry. ex-National Teacher, Cur
teen, at the age of seventy-eight years.
He was very popular in the district
and his death is regretted by large
circle Of friends and acquaintance.
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Town Surveyor Elected.

Mr.. ]. O'Leary has been voted to
the position OF Town Surveyor of
Queenstown. There were eleven can
didates-three from Queenstown,
three from cross Channel, three from
Cork, and two from the North of Ire
land.
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QUEENS.
Land for the Landless.

Land Tor the IandIesS.
Queens County District Council
have urged the breaking up of the
land in the interests of the working
population, and as safeguard against
famine. A committee was appointed
to deal with the proposed disposal Of
three large farms in the district.
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English Time Unpopular.

Corey District Council unanimously
decided against the continuation of
Courtown said it was imperative as
far as agriculture was concerned.
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WEST M EATH.
Farmers Buying Potatoes.

A remarkable feature of Moate po-
tato market was that farmers with
large holdings were the principal pur-
chasers.
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Death of Surveyor.

The death is announced of Mr..
Joseph F. O'Conor, who had been for
many years Town Surveyor of Ennis,
and a former Assistant County Sur
veyor of Clare.
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M EATH.
Old Age Pensions.

At the meeting of the County Meath
Old Age Pensions Committee yester-
day, 800 claims for the extra half
crown were passed. and 25 claims
were referred to subcommittee.
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Soldiers Body In River.

The body Of Corporal Smith, of the
Leicestershire Regiment, who was
drowned in the big floods in Fermoy,
was found floating in the River Black
water at Cappoquin.
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Presentation to Bishop.

ST. Finbarrs Mutual Benefit Society
has presented the Most Rev. DIR. Co.
halan with beautiful gold chalice, a
handsome set OF vestments, and an IL.
Illuminated address.
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DERRY.
Death of Ex-Teacher.

The death has taken place of Mr..
James Glendinning, Claudy, for thirty
six years principal of Park National
School, from which he retired about
seventeen years ago.
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LOUTH.

Death of Workhouse Matron.
The death took place on Saturday
of Miss Kate Lennon. Matron of Ar
dee Workhouse for the past fourteen
years.
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Foreman Baker Killed,

James Mulligan, a foreman baker,
employed by Downes and Company,
Mullingar, was caught in the machin-
cry at the bakery and killed.
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WEXFORD.
Priest honored.

The Rev. R. Fitzhenry, P. p, Lady's
Island, has been presented with an H.
Illuminated address and cheque by in
habitants Of Enniscorthy, where he
had spent eighteen years as curate,
and afterwards as administrator.
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The Kill CoalfieIds.

Arrangements are being made for
raising coal i'll the Kill coalfields. 1t
is hoped that the project will be sue
cessful.
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DON EGAL.
Economy Instructress.

Miss Josephine Cahill, Dublin, at
present engaged in Liverpool, has
been temporarily appointed Domestic
Economy Instructress for County
Donegal.
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Vote of Sympathy.

Limerick Gaelic County Board has
expressed sympathy with Father Con-
molly, &C, st. Johns, on the death of
his father
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Lunches for Poor Children.

A collection has been made in the
town of Listowel, with the object of
children attending the local convent
schools.
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Councillors Co.Opted,

Messrs. II. MMahon and j. M'Cave
Cootehill Urban Council.
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Flax scutchinq.Mill Burned.

The flaX-scutching mill of Mr.. ].
M'Cague, Rafeenan, Monaghan, has
been burned, with 200 stones of I'M
scutched flax
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Doctor Appointed.

DR.. j, Murnane has been appointed
assistant medical officer of Ballinasloe
Asylum.
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WICKLOW.
Cruelty to a Doq.

Cruelty to Dog.
At the Baltinglass Petty Sessions
Patrick Kehoe, Ballinacrow, was SEN
fenced to a months Imprisonment for
cruelty to dog.
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Old Lady's sudden Death.

Miss O'Brien, Ballyhahill had only
arrived at her home from the Post
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ANTRIM.
Death of Brother Thomas.

Rev. Brother Thomas, c. SIS. r., who
has died at Clonard Monastery, was
son of the late MIR. Blackstock, tobac-
cOnist. Belfast.
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Gaelic Football.

A very interesting game of Gaelic
football was played at Gurteen on De-
cember between teams representing
Gurteen and Mullinabreena and re-
suit.
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Killed BY Train.

An inquest was held at Listowel by
Or. Clancy, Coroner, into the death of
Timothy osullivan, an employee Of
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man n the station cabin, and Hiring
six shots at the police who arrested
him.
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ONCE, having drawn her old:age pei
sion, when she suddenly expired.
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DOWN..
Lightning Strikes House.

Lightning Strikes House.
During a recent thunderstorm Mr..
Hugh Currans home at Dunturk, Cas-
tlewellan, was struck by lightning,
and the front window was carried
through back window. Some COWS
in the neighborhood were injured by
the flash.
New Marble Altar Blessed.
The Most Rev. DR.. Morrisroe,
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New Marble Altar Blessed.

The Most Rev. DR.. Morrisroe,
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wAsHcA COUNTY
Division Ne. 1. Observation-Disclosures.
Elisabeth 0lynn; vlca Pres.. SoS1S
Moonan: Fin. and las. S<s,. jViia
ply; Rec. See, May DeItse: Tress
Anna DaFkA s ~
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MIS-. susan u. McNam6e. N. s., Med
ford, Mass.
Miss Margaret Mcouade. N. T., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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drifted into Richland for short visit
last week. They decided to continue
the lease on their property another
year and Mr.. Foy has accepted posi-
ton as superintendent Of a large
prune orchard in the vicinity of Yam
Hill, Ore. Mr.. Foy states that he
was surprised, in his journeyings thru
the Northwest, to find that Richland
and the Columbia Valley are very
widely known. He says that upon
stating that his home is in Richland
the people invariably made the re-
mark: "0h, yes, that is the place
where they raise such fine early straw
berries" He is a strong booster for
this district and does a lot of good
while away from home, advertising
its many advantages.