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has been settled, the men agreeing to
accept the masters terms. viz, SIS.
Cd. per week, being an advance of
As. Cd. per week. Men employed at
Barry and Sons works and some out
Jobs have received 38s. per week.
A youth named Keane has been ar
rested at Ennis, charged with illegal
drilling. A number of Boy Scouts
and others marched to the railway
station to give the accused a send
off, but the latter was sent away by
another route.
Kilkee town commissioners have
congratulated DR.. P. c. Hickey and
his sons on honors won by the latter
viz, DR.. A. j. Hickey awarded the
Military Cross; Capt. P. F. B. Hickey
mentioned in Mesopotamia dispatches
and Capt. ]. Hickey recently promot-
ed in France.
Ballyvaughan Petty Sessions Court
expressed sympathy with Co. Court
Judge Doyle on the death at the front
of his brother, Rev. w. E. Doyle. Kill
larney Guardians extended condol-
ence to the relatives of the late j.
Dodd, ]. p, Killorglin, and Waterford
magistrates with the parents of the
late 1t A. j. Kearney, killed in ac-
ton. Clonmel Guardians adjourned
as mark of respect to the late
]. J. Hickey, T. G. Carrick- on-Suir
Guardians expressed sympathy with
M. F. DAWN on the death in action
of his brother, Pie. M. DAWN. Tralee
U. G. passed resolution of sympathy
with Il. Harry, The Mall, and f.
Harty, Asst. Sec. Kerry Co. Council,
on the death of their father Maurice
Harry, Causeway; and r. P. Kenne-
dy, Accountant Kerry Co. Council, on
the death of his father, P. P. Kenne-
dy, Annascaul Tralee Gaelic League
expressed sympathy with T. p. Ken
needy on the death of his father.
A meeting of delegates of the Cork
Co. and City Land and Labor Or
ganization, held in Cork yesterday,
considered the question of a reunion
of labor organizations in the whole
country, and agreed that the Cork
Association should be represented at
a conference of the different asso-
Citations with view to drawing up
a program for the formation of one
general organization, the new body to
be independent of all political par
ties.
| A section of Clonmel printers have
gone on strike, owing to the refusal
Of an increase of 5s. week.
Charleville Allotment-holders have
thanked R. M. d. Sanders, D. L., and
Mrs. Sanders for their good work in
| securing suitable ground and provid-
ing seed potatoes for the poor of the
town.
Jas. O'Driscoll, Monkstown, Cork,
very plucllily jumped into the sea
there on Sunday and rescued Master
Cade, aged 10, son of w. F. Cade, J.
p, who was in danger of drowning.
The new church at Kilfenora was
blessed and dedicated to st. Facha-
nan on Sunday by Very Rev. Fras.
Cassidy, p. p. A magnificent re-
spouse was given by the parishion-
ers and outside sympathizers to the
appeal made on behalf of the new
church by Rev. J. w. O'Meehan, B.
d.
At Meenganine, Kingwilliamstown
Co. Cork, Edward Jones, Michael
Jones and Mrs. Jones (widow), with
their families, were evicted at the
SHIT of the landlord Mr. Clement
Dunscombe, Cork, for non-payment of
rent amounting to $500. 1t appears
the tenants held against the entire
townland on joint lease, and, on the
landlord refusing to grant them pur-
chase, they had for a considerable
period refused to pay rent as pro-
test.