The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-09

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appear that Considine had been at
tending a funeral at Ennistymon, and
later in the evening Travelled to Lis
cannon, where daughter Of his is
married. In the darkness he must
have missed his way, going to the
unprotected pier, and fallen over the
edge, his dead body being found next
morning in the dock, opposite the boat
house. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict of found drowned" and rec
commended the harbor authorities to
erect Il light ON the pier.
CORK.
! Salmon fishing on the Lee this sea-
son is good. Since the opening day
Deb. y, the following spring fish have
been landed: On Warren's Court, by
Mr.. ]. INelleher, one OF 1917 pounds;
on Oak Grove, Sir Richard Musgrave,
four of 10, 10, 10 and . pounds, and
Captain Chaplin, four, II, -, 8 and 8
pounds; on Innislinga, Major Barton,
20 pounds, and Il. Pike, 10 pounds;
at Castle Lynch, Mr.. J. O'Brien, IA,
10 and s pounds; at Powder Mills,
Mr.. John Manning, five from Z to 13
pounds, and Il. Dunscombc, II
pounds; OH Mr.. Bass water, at Car
rigrohane, Captain Berry, 0, 6 and 8
pounds, and Il. II. Bass, 10, 10 and s
pounds; at Madrid, NJ. Lyons, IL
pounds. Ii mild weather continues,
good sport is expected, as the entire
river is reported to be well stocked.
DOWN.
A sad fatality occurred at Sieve on
Feb. IA, by which Il married man
named Thornton lost his life. Deceased
had been engaged in cutting tree,
and during the operation it suddenly
fell, crushing him TO death.
Most Rev. Dr. Walsh, archbishop of
Dublin, acknowledges the receipt of
the sum of f41, amount of Il beQuest
left by Miss Lille Keatinge, Of Gin
cinnati, Hamilton county, Ohio, to be
given 'to aid in the study, introduc-
ton and extension of the Irish Ian
DUBLIN.
guage." The archbishop says the
Gaelic League seems to be the body
NEST naturally pointed out by this de.
scription; and he has handed over the
| han,1nct IN thot l,nHy
FERIANAGH.
y mysterious affair." resulting in tho
McElroy, of Carnagan, Rosslea, has
been reported to the constabulary OF
the Lisnaskea district in connection
With which man named McCloskey
has been placed under arrest. On Feb
the deceased and three others spent
the day in hunting in the neighbor
hood of Newbliss, adiourning in tho
evening to Rosslca, where they met
two other men. They quilted the vii
lagc about 9:30 o'clock, and separated
about two miles out. the deceased fall
ing behind the others. Next morning
he was found dying in the yard of !;
man named Rourlle, at Derryadden
suffering from Il severe wound in tho
temple. Wien brought into Rourlle's
house, he expired almost Immediately
without being able to throw any ligh
on the strange occurrence.
GALWAY.
A London dispatch, dated Feb. II
states that Mr.. Archibald Henry Ham
ilton, of Ebor Hall. Clonbur, Galway
late of Christs College, Cambridge
barrister who died OH Aug. 81 last
desired that his body should be ere
mated, after religious service hel(
III consecrated building. and that nC
Grape or black garments or outward
signs of mourning should be Worn by
those who attended the service. an,
that those who cared for him should
wear flowers. either in church or aftcl
the service. He bequcathed f14 veal
to keep the grave of his late wife il
!. order, and to deck it with flowers up
propriate to each season. He left al
his freehold. leasehold, and tenant
right estate in trust for his brother
/. James Arthur Durbin Hamilton, ant
he earnestly desired that the Bally
macoll property should always remain
settled in tail male. He left the resi-
due of his property to his brother
James Arthur, and his sister, Marga
ret: and his estate has been valued Il
lG.942 2s. Cd.
= KERRY.
4 fatal accident occurred near Ira
lee on the evening of Feb. 9. a youn.
farm laborer named John Lyme, o
Glenbeigh, came into Tralee to Obtain
his discharge from the militia. III
missed the evening train, and was re
turning home across the mountain
! and when some few miles from Trale,
went across towards a friends house
and in the darkness fell into dcel
glen. His neck was dislocated, ant
t death must have been instantaneous
KILDARE.
On the morning of Sunday, Feb:
Mrs. Phelan, wife Of Mr.. John Phe
| Ian, NIonathurc, was found dead il
her bed. She had retired to rest il
her usual health on Saturday night
) and gave instructions that sire was t,