The Irish standard., 1905-10-14

pants of the rich land in the valleys
are Offering.
DUBLIN.
The death is announced of Rev.
Father ArnouX, o. Nj. l., which took
place at Inclricore. Dublin. on Sep
I TENDER Is. He was native of France
and spent some time at Rock Ferry.
The interment took place in the GEM
Ietery attached to the House of Re-
treat, Inchicore.
A workingman named Laurence
Dolan, of No. IS Cook street, Dublin,
Twas engaged in cutting about six
feet deep at Merton, on September
10, when the banks Of the cutting gave
way. He was at once extricated, but
life was extinct.
| On September 10, a car driver,
named William Campbell, accidentally
fell off his car, sustaining fatal in
juries to the head. The deceased re-
Gently inherited a fortune from a rel
| atlVe IN emma.
James Moore, aged As years, man.
ager and part proprietor of laundry,
through the works. He was trying
whether or not the place was suitable
for proposed boiler, and accident
ally fell into the tank. He was a
married man, and resided with his
family at 10 Richmond Hill, Rath-
mines.
GALWAY.
On Sept IA, while out fishing with
a party of friends at Kiltaboe, young
man named Carney, in the employ
ment of the Congested District Board,
was drowned, by the boat in which he
was overturning. The other occu-
pants of the boat were saved.
Another eviction took place in Mill
town, on Saturday, Sept. 6. A poor
old widow, named Mrs. Diskin, was
turned out on the roadside by the
bailiffs at the instigation of Mr. Hew-
O'Grady. 1t is stated that the wo-
mans two years rent, with costs, had
been returned. Several other evic-
lions are threatened. Mrs. Diskin was
cared for temporarily by her neigh
bors.
Mr.. Thomas P. Corliss, J. p, Kin.
varra, visited the United Irish League
prisoners in Galway Jail on Sept 10
and found Mr.. Hobbs, ]. P, and one
of the Ballinderren prisoners, Mr.
Peter Flaherty, Aran, in ill health
They were imprisoned by Judge
Wright at the July Assizes, for theil
connection with the agrarian move.
ment on the st. George Tyrone es.
tate. The rest of the Ballinderrer
prisoners who are sons of respectable
farmers are looking as well as coult
be expected under the circumstances
and Aughrim prisoners, while he wa!
at the Jail.
At the Intermediate Examinations
the pupils of the Dominican Convent
Galway won a total of six prizes
which included the first exhibition il
all Ireland in Senior Grade, won b,
Miss Mary J. Donovan, whose mark
; in the Science division are far beyont
the highest marks awarded in tn
Modern Literary course. The Conven
carried off the first prize in German
composition, and the special $40 ant
s5 prizes besides book prizes. Thes'
results are the highest testimony t,
the efficiency of the training in thi
frst-class educational institution.
LIMERICK.
At Newcastle West Race Meeting OF
Sept. -, Mr.. M'Namara's Myles N,
Coppaleen won the Subscribers
: Plate; Mr.. J. o'G. Delmege's Alaba
2 Fan, the Stewards Plate; Mr.. D. Stat
tery's Carrigeen, the Devon Plate; MI
J. r. O'Connor's Alannah, the Munste
!, Plate; and Mr.. W. N. Gape's To
Clever walked over for the Newcastle
f Plate.
The Limerick County Council hav
refused to act upon the report Of tn
: Local Government Board recommend
r ing an increase in the County Survey
. ors salary of $500 year in conse
! quence Of the additional duties in
lyOlved nv the adontion nv the COnncI
Of direct labor in the maintenance O
the roads.
= LoUTH.
!, On Sept. 10 Mr.. Mathew Mccullough
Of Bawntaaffe, who was aged 81 years
o and man of splendid physique, wa
. proceeding home from Drogheda fai
:. with Peter Mcguire, of Marshalratf
and when driving through Nell the
overlook a traction engine. Whe
passing the engine the horse in thei
trap took fright and swerved on to
heap of broken road metal on the sid
Of the road. The trap was upset, an
he received such injuries to the hea
= that he died almost Immediately. MI
Mcguire, who had hold Of the rein!
was dragged for some distance alon
. the road, but escaped uninjured.
MAYO.
An inquest on the body Of Constabl
Thomas Daley, who committed suicid
at Ballindine, near Claremorris, o