The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
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County Judge FitzGibbon, there was
heard the appeal by Arthur Trew,
against the decision of the mugis-
trates imposing Il fine OF 10 upon him
Oh Aug. Is for alleged assault on
James Ii. Montgomery at tie custom
house steps by striking him With Il
stick, whereby he w;ls rendered un-
conscious and blood flowed from his
head, He was taken by the police
to Musgrave street barracks and after
wards to the Royal hospital. Evil
dence having been given, his honor
said the magistrates had dealt very
leniently with the case and he con
tirmed their decision.
ARMAGH.
A young man named William Ell
lott was admitted to the Armagh
county inlirmary OH Sept. Il owing to
one OF his legs having been cut off by
the blade OF Il moving machine while
he was engaged in harvesting opera
tons ut Iullygooniytn. The limb
was hanging merely by Il piece of
skin and DR.. Palmer completed the
;lmputatiOn successfully. The in
jured man is progressing favorably.
III Armagh on Sept. 21<the remains
of Mr.. Joseph Marmion OF Dunc;tirn,
Armagh, We're sorrowfully inferred in
the Catholic cemetery. Mr.. NIarmion,
who had been in failing health Tor Il
considerable time past, WAS Il prom
inenu member of the Armagh Nation
al Forcstcrs, having occupied the po-
silion of Chief hanger for several
years.
CAEAN.
The marriage is announced Oh Sept.
10 at st. paul's, -Arr;in Quay, Dublin,
by the Rev. j. Waters, Clonliue Col
lege, of Dr.. Caleb j. Powell, 81 Har-
court street, Dublin, to Mali eldest
daughter of the late john Brady, Esd,
Ballyjamesdutr and Park View,
Churievillc road, Dublin.
dence, 4Auyhill, on Sept. II, OF vii,
liam Caultield, at al advanced age,
after Il tedious illness.
CLAIRE.
A ccutenarian, Mrs. Bridget Moore,
who resided ut Redan, near Ballarat
New South Wales, died OH Friday
~ al, A. 4
Clare, Ireland, and had arrived in .Au-
str;tlil 80 years ago. Until recently
the deceased regularly walked tive
and one-half miles every Sunday tC
mass.
CORK
A public meeting under the auspices
of the BelSooley branch Of the United
Irish League was held on Sept. 20
Mr.. Il. Cream, Nj. L. for the division
addressed the meeting and advised
the tenants who intended to purchase
their holdings not to do anything rash
as there was no getting out Of Il bar
gain once it was entered into. Some
offers Oh the part of landlords, We're
made, not, he thought, to be taken
seriously, as they were hish-w;ltcl
lords did not really expect tenants to
go. A resolution was adopted approx
ing of the resolutions passed ut the
recent meeting of the National di-
rectory.
The West Cork autumn nEckerel
fishing has been exceptionally success
full. The fishermen say that an i'm
mense bank OF fish exists Il few miles
outside Kinsale harbor and each
morning the various boats reportet'
clutches from 1000 down to 1000 and
a few boats from 1000 to 1900. The
price is also good, les. per 100.
DONEGAL.
On Sept. II, DR.. Collins Of Laghey
dispensary met with Il serious acct
dent whilst cycling on duty in the
Donegal dispensary district, acting as
a substitute for the medical officer.
Returning from attending patient,
he took road where there is a
precipitous zig-zag incline, beginning
abruptly round corner. The ma
chine got beyond control, and he was
dashed into an embankment, where
he was found lying unconscious and
badly injured. His condition is said
to be critical.
DUBLIN.
At Howth, on the afternoon of Sept.
10, a young Dublin lady, Miss Caro-
line Percival, of s Ardmore Terrace,
North Circular Road, who had gone
down to spend the afternoon with
some friends at the seaside, went for
a walk along the cliffs in company
with her sister, Miss Little and a
Mr.. Hills. Near some buildings
known as the cliff cottages a steep
pathway descends to the beach. 1t is
seldom used by any save fishermen
accustomed to the locality and is con-
sidered dangerous, as the cliff is about
so feet high. The party went down
the pathway seemingly with the OBJ
ject Of inspecting the Devils Rock,
which stands a short distance from
its foot. Mr.. Hills and one of the
ladies had reached the beach safely,
when Miss Percival lost her balance
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