The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-07-11

eighteen for Corless and sixteen for
Patrick Milan. the well-known land
bailitf in the locality.
KERRY.
On June 10th, Il very interesting
wedding took place in Tralee, Mr..
Thomas Lawlor, clerk of the Tralee
union, and Miss May Vaughan being
the happy couple. The best man was
Mr.. William O'Sulliv;ln, Munster ware
house, Trllee. and the bridesmaid was
Miss Molly Shanahan, The Spa The
bride was given away by her father.
The marriage ceremony was perform
ed by Very Rev. Thomas Canon Da-
Wis, L. T.. (uncle,, Listowel. assisted
by the Rev. Jas. Crowley, G. c., Ira
lee, and Rev. Father Harty, Dromod
eousim. The bride wore IL beautiful
costume of white Irish tweed, and the
presents to Mr.. and Mrs. I.awler were
Doth numerous and costly.
KINGS COUNTY.
In Dublin, OH June 10th, the lord
chief justice and Il city special jury
commenced the hearing of the case of
L. U. Ryan VS.. Wright, (which was an
action by Il boot and shoe trader in
Market Square, Rosscread. against the
proprietor of the Kings County
Chronicle for alleged libel in connec-
ton with the eviction of Mr.. L. U.
Ryan out of his own house in the
Market Square, Roscrea. The jury,
after Il short deliberation. returned in
to court with Il verdict for the plaintiff
for f25, and the chief justice gave
Judgment accordingly.
LEITRIM.
Judge Waters, sitting at the last
Manorlamilton quarter sessions. grant
ed decree for the full amount f2M
against Messrs. John SHERRY Bohey;
Joseph Keany, and Denis AI'Guinness
i'm an action by the Leitrim county
council for non-performance of !, road
contract. Mr.. Patrick O'Flynn, son of
DR.. O'Flym, who served his appren-
ticeship with AIessrs. John ]. O'Connor
Il Co., Wexford, has been admitted Il
solicitor of the high court. and intends
to practice at Manorllamilton.
LIMERICK.
On the evening of June 18th. in Linz
erick railway station, Francis Moore,
an Overseer OH the line. was knocked
down by an engine in the central yard,
near the goods store, and sustained
serious injuries. He Was ut once con-
veyed to BarringtOn's hospital and eX-
amined by DIR. Waters, who found that
the toes of the right foot were so ter
ribly crushed that three OF four of
them had to he amputated. One rib
was broken. and although there is no
immediate danger. lung complications
may arise. as the injured man has
been suffering from chronic bronchitis.
Moore is an elderly man. had been re-
Gently married. and had been in the
employment of the railway company
for thirty years.
At the last Limerick quarter sessions,
Michael Mccarthy, horsedealer, sued
the Great Southern and Western rail
way company. to recover ESQ for per-
soIal injuries. Plaintiff had been
travelling between Bansha and Cahir
OH his way to Clonmel. when the door
of third class carriage above him
swung open and struck il bridge with
the result that Il small piece of stone
was sent through the carriage where
plaintiff Was, and injured him OH the
shoulder. The judge gave him Il de-
cree for f6 compensation and costs.
LONGFORD.
The summer assizes were announced
to open i'll Mullingar OH the LIST of July:
Longford, End of July; Cavan, 4th of
July; Enniskillen It'll of July. Judges
The Right Honorable Justice Glib
son. and Justice Madden.
Judge Curlan. addressing the grand
jury at Iongford, quarter sessions,
said boycotting and intimidation.
which some time ago were rife in the
county, had completely disappeared.
LOUTH.
On the morning of June Sd, a young
man named Michael McGeaney, Il
farm servant with Mr.. p. Byrne, of
Dunbin, near Dundalk, was returning
from the milking field, and was in
the act of talking two cans of milk out
of the cart, when stone, hurled with
great force from a blast in neigh
boring quarry, struck him OH the
head and knocked him unconscious.
Medical aid was quickly summoned,
and the injured man was removed to
the county intirmary. where DR.. Mae
DOnlell operated OH him: but he had
no chance of life, and died in a few
hours. \ singular feature of the af-
fair is. that the quarry is between 200
ana oOO y;lfuS from where the deceased
was struck.
MEATH.
The launching of the Boyne Naviga-
ton company'S second lighter on June
Sd at Navan was an important event
in itself. and drew attention once
again to an idea which has in it the
possibilities of great advantages to
Ireland. HE boat which WIS huilt