The Irish standard., 1904-08-06
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FROM IRELAND

ANTRIM


The marriage is announced, on July
IA, at st. Patrick's church, Cork, by
Rev. James O'Nahony, c. c., of An
drew Hayes, Army Fay Corps, only
son of the late Edward j. Hayes,
Great Patrick street, Belfast, to Lizzie,
youngest daughter of the late William
Brennan, Is King street, Cork.
CAVAN.
Patrick O'Reilly died on June % at
his residence, Holborn street. Sligo.
The deceased was native of Baltic
boro, and a baker. He was a cousin to
Il. O'Reilly, U. c., Cavan, also to the
late Rev. J. O'Connor.
Mr.. Robert G. Elliott, electrical
engineer at Clinton prison, Dannemo-
Ia, New York, writes that he is try
ing to locate the relatives of his father,
who lived in Ireland in 1886. He adds
My fathers name was Thomas Eli
OFT. He did not hear from his brothers
since few years before his DEATH in
1881. l do not know my uncles' names,
neither do l know the town tlty lived
in; but do know it was in the county
Cavan. l think one of his brothers
was Robert shall deem it great
favor if anyone can help me to locate
those relatives"
With sincere regret we have to an
nOunce the death, OH July 10, of Mrs.
Il. p. McKenna, wife of the univer-
sally esteemed vice-chairman of Ca
van County Council. The deceased
ladys health had ben in critical con-
dition for few months previous to her
decease.
The death is announced of Mrs. A.
Meade, which took place on June 26,
in Belfast. Deceased was wife of Mr..
VIM. Meade, Belturbet. Her death oc-
Cured rather suddenly, but not unex-
pectedly, Mrs. Meade having been for
some time affected with heart trouble.
CORK.
The Munster Training College, ut
Ballingeary, AIacroom, for Gaelic
teachers, was formally opened Oh July
4, and instruction commenced under
the most encouraging auspices. Rev.
p. Hurley. Z. T., Inchigeea, president
Of the college committee, presided,
and, in declaring the college open, on
behalf of the committee of the college
and thn nnnnln pf noI1ipunor1, ,,,,I
coined the teachers to the college, a',l
prayed that the blessing of God. His
Mother, and st. Finbar would be ON
the work.
On July IL an inquest was held at
Fermoy by Coroner Rice OH John Hen
cherry, who had died on the previous
Monday night from a fall off Il wall,
and in which case the police expert
cnced difficulty in getting the body re-
moved. The relieving officer could not
get Il conveyance, and the master Of
the Union. on being rcuuisitiOncd. re-
fused to send the ambulance, and the
body was allowed to remain where it
y
deliberation. found that deceased had
died from the result of Il fall which
fractured the base Of the skull, and
they added: I'VE suggest there ought
to be some means provided by the au-
thoritics for the removal. reception
and burial of dead bodies, in Work
hn1ICnc n -1,Nvn
other place for their reception"
DONEGAL.
The marriage is announced, on July
II, at st. Patrick's Ballyshannon. by
Very Rev. Canon Kelly, p. F., of Neil
Dolerty, third son of Neil Doherty, Of
the Rock. Rallyshannon, to Lizzie,
only daughter of John Gallagher
Cashelard.
The tenants OH the Oakley estate
have come to terms with their land
lord and have signed agreements for
the purchasing Of their holdings. The
terms are: First term tenants. n re-
duction of % per cent; second term
tenants, Il reduction of Is per cent.
Future tenants are to rank as first
term. Sporting rights go to the ten
ants.
DUBLIN.
On July Is a sensational occurrence
took place in Suffolk street, off Graf
ton street, Dublin. At about 5 o'clock
in the afternoon a bank porter named
Andrew Lindsay, attacked his wife,
Ellen Lindsay. in the street, severing
her ear and cutting her throat with a
razor. Being pursued by the police
and a number of civilians he turned
the razor against himself and cut his
own throat. Both he and his wife
were removed to MERGERS hospital,
where the condition of both was pro-
nounced as being precarious. Lindsay,
who is an army pensioner, had not
been on good terms with his wife SINCE
he returned from South Africa, and
they recently had dispute about his
pension.
At the Dublin City Commission
Bridget Wheatley, who was convicted
of the robbery of f4O from an old lady
in the Catholic University church, St
Stephens Green, in February last, was
sentenced to two years penal servi
tude, with hard labor.
On July Is the directors of the Dub