The Irish standard., 1904-07-23
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tspcas place in the Mater hospital, of
Patrick NIcINenna, a billiard maker,
~vho was severely injured on the
might Of the 22nd, by falling through
~ glass roof i'll the United National
club Berry street. Deceased, who
usas II years of age, had climbed to
sEbe roof, to remove paper which was
.selsfrncting the light, and the dis
lance he fell was 80 feet.
& young woman named Sarah Do
lce,,ty, aged 81, Of 10 Posnett street.
Belfast. who was admitted to the
Royal Victoria hospital, Belfast, on
lunn 2:th. suffering from burns all
over fhe body. caused by the upsettinS
sof = pnralin lamp, died in that insti-
;lnfion. She was Il smoother iii the
si.nplnyment of Mr.. Robert Mcbride.
ON June 9th, in Belfast: David
Henderson. director Of the Elm and
soliyet Chililrcns Homes. committed
suicide 1T his residence, , Brookvalc
sayennn by inhaling gas from Il gas
pipe. y charge of having wilfully
r4se:slerted Il number of children in the
,5Olly,sr Home. Ballygowan, WAS to
3hnrr brcn brought against him.
ARMAGH
In 81. ratricE's college, Maynooth,
I'D June 21th the following students
w.rc ordained Deacons, by Most Rev.
12x 5D'Dea Bishop of Clonfert Rev.
William UTTERLY. Armagh: Rev. Peter
.toCnnpor, Armagh; Rev. Peter Cuch,
..Arrlaa oh: Rev. John Lavele. Armagh;
REV Charles O'Byrne, Derry: Rev.
Thomas Moods, Armagh; Rev. John
Duffy, Glo@her: Rev. Michael Mae
Gucne. Armagh; Rev. Patrick Cullli-
nan. Cloeler. On the following day
Hle ordinations to the priesthood were
conferred by his Grace Most Rev. DR..
Walsh. Archbishop of Dublin.
CANAN.
The tenants OIL the estate of the late
NJ. s. w Sankey, ]. T.. Virginia.
,l,aNa purchased their holdings at is.
in The pound reduction, on second
7ler7a rents l241l4 years., and 9s. in the
soonnJ (211. years purchaser OH first
&ea7n rents, sporting, mineral, and tur-
barry rights TO 30 to the tenants. Three
anrjcte,l tenants-FitZsimons. Kellet
..aa1 Garolan--will be reinstated. and
placed OH equal footing with those
rssbo lnove purchased. The lots as
20 1nrbary were distributed by bal
ao1, under the direction of the Rev. b.
II a ffncy. PIP, Virginia, who took Il
keen interest in the negotiations be-
tween landlord and tenants.
In Cork on June 25th, after Il life of
sanciity, 81 years Of which were spent
5au Mons labor, at the South Presenta
Don Convent, Mother GonZaga passed
;peaccfully away. Zeal for souls and
love Of prayer were the chief chhl:lc-
terjstics Of Il career Of abiding self
-s,lenial and unbroken devotion to the
interests Of the poor children among
whom she lived and for whose
welfare and progress she so studously
Snbored.
AN inquest was held by Coroner n.
l3lHke on June Goth, at Old Market
e,lacc. Cork, into the circumstances at
:tc,nling the death of Mrs. Mary Tracy.
.agcl 81, of Daly's lane, off Corbett's
:lne. Cork, who had died rather sud
denly. on that morning. A verdict of
Heath from heart failure was returned.
MIR. John Orpin of AZ Stephens
Green, Dublin, who died on the 23rd
March last, left estate of net value of
EGG, 1876 los. I'd, and probate of his will
: DC the Sth June, 1903, has been
granted to his sons, Basil Orpin of II
Stephens Green, and Cecil Orpin Of
Strand House, Youghal, to whom the
equal shares.
DERRY.
At Coerainc, on June 2Sth, the
gE}ann Rowing clubs racing boatS-a
sine four and IL tub-were burnt at
zyuiri1n Junction railway station, the
~ circumstances being rather eXtrlordi-
aEsary. At Coeraine the boats We're
2soancd on three trucks in the usual
2i,Ianncr. crsting on bags of straw and
Fastened down on the trucks. The
TEsoaiInan NIcGonigle) travelled with
eibe boats from Colcraine, and found
Them all right when inspecting them
~ various stations. Approaching An
&4I.i1n, however, smoke and flames We're
. observed issuing from the trucks. and
when the train stopped at the station
2nlaifnrm il was found that the tub
Four ian almost new craft had been
completely burnt. while the fine boat
mad been so badly damaged as to be
rendered useless for racing 1t is sup
eaoscd a spark from the engine ig
rl1trd the straw. The boats We're on
j-hc way to Portadown regatta.
... DOWN.
\ few weeks ago a man named
-Sgyarnes Gill, of Newry, got into trouble
with The police, and as a consequence
IEiis case was heard at the petty ses-
essioDE. where the inevitable month was