The Irish standard., 1903-06-13

ANA Wnen within about fifty yards of
the bo;lt-houSe. he observed his broth
CT walking along the banks of the
canal. lie called TO him, and Walter,
i'll turning round. tripped over some
thing Oh the bank and fell into the
canal. Michael ram forward and
jumped into the water to save his
brother. but failed The police sub
seuuently procured Il drag. and lrcov-
cred the body.
GALWAY.
On Tie morning of May 18th. intelli-
aoncc had reached .Atlcnry that Il
Shooting outrage had taken place at
Il village called CnherturvoS. about
six miles from .Atlenry between ten
and eleven O'Clock on the previous
Wednesday night. when IL farmer
named Michael rlocnan WAS about to
retire to resi-. Shots were .irrd into
tee dwelling mousse. penetrating the
door and che of llir windows. For
tunataly none OF the occupants were
injured. There appears To hr nothing
;9ruritE IN connection With the out
rage. ~ all the tenants on The estate
have purchased their holdings long
since
KILDARE.
IN Old man named Andrew Galay-
Ter. "f Dnnnanore. dropped dead ON
May 18th. just as he had fetched Il
can nf water from tie we'll which adj
Joined his house. Til" deceased had
been treated by DR.. Power for an af-
fection of the heart, and an inquest
WAS moi deemed necessary.
KILKENNY.
On May 10th, at the n"wly acquired
Gaelic grounds. at .Asylum-ianc. Kill
kenny. the final OF the county lIilllcn-
ny hurting championship matches WAS
played. the renowned hulnl's ri Full
aroon and Mooncv;n being the COM
petn@ teams. y large gathering as
spmblcd to witness the match which
proved to be q pretty fast one through
out. The Fullaroon team. however,
showed their superiority over thcr OPP
ponents both in point OF combination
and fastness of play: but Moonevin
were rather ,mincky in the way of
scoring. Wien tile final whistle blew
the scores stood :-!'uilcrlon. 3 goals
ana lG points tnnd Il disputed @oaD:
Mooncvin 1 point. sir y. t'Connrll
acted as referee.
KERRY
On the molning of May 10Th. the
boats ut Fenft came in With The FIRST
fishing of the season. running from
five thousand to eleven Thousand.
Prices We're twelve &liillinmS nr,' 100
This is undoubtedly III" finest fishing
on the coast this year. and fortunately
for the fishermen there is not {, big
feet Of hoats. so that they %nt ready
buyers. Tho fish are in splendid con-
lition. Tho fishermen report that the
Water is simply alive With them: and
they anticipate Very big takes for the
remainder Of the snason If the wealth
CT keeps favorable.
LEITRIM.
On May 9th. before the vice chancel-
lor. in Dublin. an application was
made for the appointment as commits
sioncr for the administering of oaths
in til" high court of George Il. David
son. for Ballinamore. county Lcitrin.
The vice chancellor declined making
any appointment at present, MS he con-
sidcrcd there was 10 vacancy.
LOUTH.
Mr.. 1cates, who only Il few weeks
ago WAS appointed county inspector of
Louth, has been ordered to hold him.
self in readiness to leave Dundalk by
the LIST of August. County Inspector
q. IL. Dobbyn. of Donegal Gather of
Mr. Dobbyn. ID. L., Ardee), is men,
toned rs Mr.. Ycate's successor.
The death is announced. on May
18th. ut Francis street Dundalk, Of
Margaret Mary. beloved child of Mr..
and Mrs. Rice. aged . IL years.
LIMERICK.
The funeral of The late DR.. Hum
phreys. who died in London Oh his
way home from Egypt. took place on
May 18th from Boiler railway station,
for ntcl1ncnl at abingdon.
y few days since Il midde-Hged man.
of the farming class. named Patrick
Wallace. of M0rt;,lstown. i<iliinine.
w;s brought to the Kilnallocl work
house. On his aLlnill;lncc lie was
seen by The doctor. \ priest was sent
for and visited the man Immediately.
Wallace died on the following day.
Edmond Brown. lahorcr. aged GO,
employed hy Il farmer named James
Doncgar. OF Old pal!as. while drmol-
ishing the wall of Il house. WAS buried
in the debris when the mud and mas
in the debris when the mud and ma
sonry gave way. and when cXtriratcd
LONGFORD.
The death of Mrs Jane Warning
ton. mother of Mrs William Warning
ton, took place at her residence in
Drumaud Castlcpoliard. on Friday,
May Sth, in her Goth year. The at
tendance on the following Sunday at
the funeral. to the family burial
ground was large and representative.