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and his faithful parishioners have madegreat preparations for this event FatherKehoe was placed in charge of St Jamesparish nine years ago Since then he hasnot only paid off the debt on the oldchurch but has succeeded in raisingfunds for a new and handsome edifice

LYNCHEHAUNS CASE

The arguments in the famous Lynchhaun case at Indianapolis were finishedon Wednesday but United States Commissioner Moores will not announce hisdecision before Monday Numerous tiltsoccured between the opposing attorneysOne of the lawyers for the British Gov¬

ernment insisted that the case should bedecided by the Executive Department nfthe Federal Government To thisCommissioner Moorea disagreed and insistedhe bad a right to dispose of the matter

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IRELANDRecord of the Most Important of

the Recent Events CulledFrom Exchanges

Bandon is to resume its importance asa military station

Thomas Sheehy died at Glin CountyLimerick at the advanced age of 110

Hanora Greaney an aged woman diedsuddenly at Ballycarthy near Tralee

Michael MaCkey a farmer near Nenaghfell from a ladder and was instantly

killedJamesClarke of Ringsenda fisher ¬

man fell from a boat in Dublin bay andwas drowned

Mrs Nano Lillis wife of Patrick Lillisdied recently at her home BallyorganCounty Limerick

Daniel Grace a coal heaver while load ¬

ing a vessel at Georges quay Cork fellinto the river and was drowned

The tenants on the Gould estate atAthea met the landlord Sunday and dis ¬

cussed terms of purchase under the newland act

Mr Daniels an official of the Bank ofIreland at Waterford rescued two ladybathers who had gone beyond their depthat Tramore

Cornelius Murphy son of Mrs Murphyand the late John Murphy of Macroom i

was recently ordained at Clonliffe Col ¬

lege by the Right Rev Bishop Donnelly

The annual procession to the grave ofICharles Stewart Parnell at Glasnevincemetery last Sunday was poorly at¬

tended Only a few Irish Foresters andless than 100 boys were in line

The tenants on the OFarrell estateYoughal met with a view to negotiatefor the purchase of their holdings TheRight Rev Monsignor Keller was in ¬

structed to propose terms to the landlord

Ninetenths of the tenants on the Gunnestate County Kerry have accepted anoffer for the sale of the estate on thebasis of a reductiou of 35 per cent onfirst term and 20 per cent on second term

rentsThefuneral of the Rev Father Cor¬

nelius OSullivan parish priest of Enniskeane was largely attended Previousto the funeral at Enniskeane a solemnmass of requiem was celebrated in theCathedral at Cork

The horses attached to Lord OBrienscarriage became frightened at Tallaghtand ran away The two daughters ofLord OBrien remained in the carriageuntil the horses stopped of their own ac¬

cord and thus escaped injuryMessrs M J Flavin and Thomas

ODonnell members of Parliament ad ¬

dressed a meeting of the Tralee branch ofthe United Irish League and counseledthe people to organize if they wished tosecure the full benefit of the land bills

The tenants on the Newman estates atKilshanulng and Ballymagooley have re ¬

jected the landlords offer for sale onterms which would secure reductions o30 per cent on first term rents and 20 per-cent on second term rents The reduc-tions

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are considered inadequate

St Finbarrs day was celebrated witmore than the usual solemnity atGougane Barra this year The sermonwas preached in the Irish language bythe Rev Father Daly D D of Austra-lIa

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Father Daly has been conducting asummer school at Gougane Barra thisyear and Is conversant with sixteen lan ¬

guagesThe Right Rev Dr Foley Bishop of

Kildare and Leighlln has addressed aletter to his people calling attention tothe fact that the land act will becomeoperative November 1 and instructing

toporno oftheir holdings

Miss Caroline Percival a highly re-

spected¬

young lady of Dublin fell from acliffat Howth Head and was instantlykilled Miss Percival was one of a partyof tourists enjoying the scenery whenshe suddenly fell over the side of a steepcliff tier sister clutched her arm andnarrowly escaped being drawn over theside of the cliff with her sister

IN GOOD HANDS

Tony Norton has been appointed man ¬

agar at Louisville for the State LifeInsurance Company of Indianapolis MrNorton was born and raised in this cityand has a wide acquaintance not only iLouisville but through several StatesIn his hands the interests of the StateLife Insurance Company will be welli

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RECENT DEATHS

Mrs Moliie McMahoq wife of MichaelMcMahon died at the family residence1450 Twentyfourth street Tuesday even ¬

ing The funeral took place from StCharleSBOrromeos church on Thursdaymornlugr6f

Garland Medley son of Mr and Mrs I

W H <Medley died at the family resi ¬

dence 1631 Twelfth street on Weduesdaymorning The deceased was highly re-

spected¬

In the community The funeraltook place from St Williams church onFriday morning

Mrs Martha Burke widow of ThomasBurke died at her residence 15G9 Bankstreet on Monday The deceased leavesone daughter Miss Katie Burke who hasthe sympathy of many friends in her be ¬

reavement The funeral took place fromSt Patricks church on Thursday morning

Mrs Anna Dick aged thirtytwo yearsdied at the home of her parents 2013Bank street early Thursday morningThe deceased was the wife or Archie PDick Before her marriage she was MissAnna Franz The funeral will take placefrom St Anthonys church at 9 oclockthis morning

Daniel Brennan a respected citizen ofthe West End died at his home 1919West Madison street on Monday morn ¬

ing The deceased had lived in Louis ¬

ville nearly all his life and leaves awidow and eight children The funeraltook placg from St Ch afles Jlorromeoschurch on Wednesday morning

Mrs Elizabeth Kemper aged twentyseven years died Sunday evening ather home 2115 Pirtle street The de ¬

ceased was the wife of Anthony Kemperand was a most estimable young matronBefore her marriage she was Miss Eliza ¬

beth Thieman and was well known inHuutingburg Indas well asin this cityThe funeral took place from St An ¬

thonys church Wednesday morning

James OBrien a laborer died at theCity Hospital on Saturday of last weekDeath resulted from blood poisoningwhich was brought about from a pinscratch The deceased leaves a wife andsix children The funeral took placefrom St Louis Bertrands church onMonday morning To add the distressof the family Mrs OBrien is seriously illand was unable to attend her husbandsfuneral

CONFIRMATION

The Right Rev Bishop McCloskey willbegin a confirmation tour in the State to ¬

morrow His first appointment will beat St James church Elizabethtown

DISTRICT DEPUTIES

Grand President Kelly of the Ken ¬

tucky jurisdiction Young Mens Insti-tute

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has made the following appoint-ments

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of District DeputiesFor the jurfs4lctlonatlargeEdwardoffLouisvilleFor the city of Louisville Vincent DSmithfJacobPJonashFor Central Kentucky William P Mc

Nally LexingtonFor Southern KentuckyG F Sans

bury LebanonFor Western KentuckyJames Clark

OwensboroForWilliam B Hoffman

MemphisFor St Louis Louis W Heck-

ELEVATIONS

According to advices received in Cin-

cinnati¬

during the present week the RevFather M P McSorley of the Conventof the Good Shepherd in that city hasbeen appointed Bishop for one of thePhilippine islands Father McSorley wasborn in New Jersey thirtynine years agobut has lived in Cincinnati 11since he wastwo years old He is a graduate of StJosephs College at Bardstown and ofSt Xaviers College Cincinnati Whenthe word of his appointment came FatherMcSorley was en route to Baltimore tattend the obsequies of the Most RevArchbishop Kain

An unofficial cablegram from Romeannounces that it is practically decidedto appoint the Right Rev Bishop Messmer to succeed the late ArchbishopKatzeraa head of the archdiocese of Mil ¬

waukee Bishop Meesmer is one of thebeennhonored with the title of Doctor of CanonI

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HIBERNIANSWhat They Have Been Doing

the Past WeekGeneral-News Notes

Only one meeting next weekDivision 18 has been organized at

Tamaqua PaA large class will be initiated at Spring ¬

field Ohio on Sunday October 25

Company C Hibernian Rifles ofProvidence has just given n very suc ¬

cessful bazarDivision 21 of Brighton Mass will

celebrate its twelfth anniversary with nconcert and ball

Eighty delegates attended the lastmeeting of the Bristol County Board atFall River Mass

Treasurer Kinneys report shows thatthe Jeffersonville division is in a flourish ¬

ing financial condition-

At the last meeting of Division 18 ofProvidence the first and second degreeswere conferred on thirteen candidates

The death benefit in the Jeffersonvflledivision amounts to 200 This has madethe order popular in Southern Indiana

Division 2 of Ashton R I celebratedits tenth anniversary last night Musicand speeches were the order of the

eveningTheRifles at Dayton Ohio

arc being reorganized Officers have beenelected and quite a number have signedthe muster roll

Will Schnell of Division 4 seems to bethe official escort for a bevy of membersof the Ladles Auxiliary whom he accompanys to and from their meetings

Michael Kinney of Jeffersonville hasbecome known as the Guardian of theTreasury He is making a capableofficer as Treasurer of his division

Division 2 of Elmira N Y recentlycelebrated its eleventh anniversary witha grand banquet Vocal and instrumentalmusic helped the members to spend anenjoyable evening

Division 1 of Kenton county will init-iate

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a class of twentyfive candidates onWednesday evening October 28 Covington Hibernians are working to havethe largest division in Kentucky

Division 1 of Milwaukee held thefirst of its winter series of discussionsandentertainments Monday night Thefeature of the evening was a debate onthe teachings of Daniel OConnell

Division 3 of Buffalo held a public in-

stallation¬

on Tuesday night After theinstallation ceremonies there was a mus ¬

ical and literary entertainment duringwhich refreshments and cigars were

servedMembersof the Jeffersonville division

have a move on foot toward having thehistory of Ireland taught in St Augus ¬

tines parochial school A committee ap ¬

pointed for this purpose will confer withthe Rev Father OConnell

Division 1 of Minneapolis has organ ¬

ized a drill corps to be known as theHibernian Knights All members of thedivision under thirty years of age are eligible to join the knights The uniformwill conform as nearly as possible to thecostume of the 98 men and the memberswill be armed with Irish pikes

At a recent meeting of the SuffolkCounty Board held in Boston everyoneof the seventythree divisions were repre ¬

sented The matter of holding a paradeon St Patricks day next year was dis ¬

cussed and referred back to the variousdivisions After the last parade heldseveral years ago the membership of theorder increased 4000 in Suffolk countyThe matter of holding a union field dayon May 30 was referred to a special committee

HALLOWEEN EUCHRE

Branch 7 Catholic Knights of Americalocated in New Albany is preparing togive a euchre at Holy Trinity Hall on theevening of Friday October 30 As thiswill be the eve of Halloween the euchrewill doubtless be well attended A num ¬

ber of handsome and useful prizes will beonlyoten cents

RAISED STARS AND STRIPES

Sergt John J Kelly Troop E SeventhCavalry United States army during thestay of his troop at Camp Young paid avisit to friends in this city Sergt Kellyraised the first American flag in Cubaafter that island had been evacuated bythe Spaniards in 1898 although GenWoods claims the credit His home isat Fort Meyer Va

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JESUIT MISSION

A mission will be held at St MaryMagdalens church during the first weekin November The mission will be givenby two orators of the Jesuit order theRev Fathers Ignatius Boarman and

I Thomas McKeogh of St Ignatius College Chicago The opening sermon will

Ibe preached at the high mass at 10oclock on the feast of All Saints Sun ¬

day November 1 and the mission willclose at the same hour on the followingSunday

FATHER MAYOY DEAD

The Rev Michael McAvoy a wellknown Franciscan priest and one of thefew Irish priests who are members ofthat order in the United States died inHoboken N J on Tuesday nightFather McAvoy was located in Louisvillefor a short time many years ago lIespent fifteen years at Terre Haute Indbut the latter part of his life was spent inNew Jersey

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