The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-14
: NEWS FROM IRELAND
Antrim.

is returned a verdict of murder ana
Niche, who, after shooting Isabella
Robinson. turned the weapon upon
himself The tragedy took place on
the previous Saturday. The couple
had quarreled before the shooting
The man was ship carpenter.
An old man of about seventy-four
wears of age. named George McCrea
of Castletown Ahoghil has been
missing since June 22nd. 1t appears
that on this date McCrea. who was in
rather delicate health. left his HON"
to go to Belymena. and it is thought
that he never reached the latter place.
H.. was seen in .Ahoghil on the date
indicated but since then his where
al,outS is unknown. although his fam
;lv and friends have done everything
possible to discover him.
Armagh.
While engaged in his work in MIR,
Hamilton Robb's brickyard. in Eden
er named Mckenna was caught in the
huge rollers of the machinery and his
body ground to pulp. He was Il wid-
over and about 30 years OF age, ana
had been in Mr.. RobbS employment for
"a considerable number of years.
Savan.
NapiliIR \Sho died recpntlN /
at his residence Gortoral. Kinawley, |
aged II years. belonged to one Of the
oldest Catholic families in Fermanagh |
the Maguires of Gotoral, who fought |
for faith and fatherland in the darkest
days of Ireland's persecution against |
the creul and merciess enemies of Ire |
land. He was a staunch Catholic and
good Nationalist, and will be long |
and deeply regretted by wide circle |
of friends.
Rev John Breen. son of Mr.. Denis |
Ereen, IL much respected merchant of
kauturk, died on June 14th, at his |
fathers residence He had been all |
in. for some time. He was ordained
six years ago, He is a brother of Rev. |
II. Breen of the Dominican Order at
Dundalk. |
Dublin. |
ON June 22d q cart and horse con-
veying ton of coal, the property of
Mr.. P. O'Carroll. T.C.. Inchicore. was |
seized while proceeding through the
city by police in satisfaction of Il pens |
atty of ten shillings which had been |
imposed on Mr.. O'Carroll for having |
his name printed in Irish characters
alone on his vehicles. The coal was
later sold at Hills Auction Rooms. |
Bntch.lor's Walk and brought Is. |
Intense interest is being manifested |
throughout the country over the mat
ter. In Gaelic circles Mr.. O'Carrol's |
refusal to pay the costs is favor;,by |
commented on. |
Galway.
Deep regret will be felt in the dis
tricts of Moore and BalIinasloe at the
death of Rev james Runayne. PIP.
which occurred, at the parochia resi- |
dence on June Il. on the following |
morning Solemn Office and High Mass
were offered up for the reloSe of his |
soul. Father Ronaync was noted for
the diligent discharge of his sacred
duties, and to the poor of the parish |
he proved Il faithful friend
ON June is summonsrs wer" served |
ON about forty young men in tn" town |
of Loughrcn who took an active part
il, the Ward eviction campaign. tnc
charges preferred against them Ivy the
police being. IN the main. diS"rtlcriy |
conduct. ON that evening Il confer |
enc" of townspeople was held. and Il
decision arrived at that no fine would |
be paid or any undertaking of any de- |
scription given to the magistrates. Dn
Wednesday II number of c"nstables |
were detailed to recall the summonses
and inform the accused that they |
might not trouble going to court. as |
the charges against then, had been
withdrawn |
Kerry.
Mr. Patrick Collins for many wears |
parish clerk of St. Johns. Tralee. died !
on June 10. He was an earnest Ma
tionalist.
Mrs Denis OSullivan. of Ballydon-
gohue. Listonel mother of Rev d. o.
Sullivan, Rector of All Halows Church.
san Francisco. Cal, died on June |.
Kildare.
An old resident of Athy. Mrs d. |
Houston, wife of Mr.. Jas. Houston.
died at her residence Duke street. on
June II. after a short illness. at the
age of 6$ years. She was of charit-
able and kindly disposition. and in
her the poor will lose a good friend.
The remains of the deceased We're in
tered in ST. Mchaers. Athy. on June
18th. ....
On June 18th. in St. Patricks COL
lege Mnynooth. His Grace. Archbish-
op Walsh of Dublin. assisted by Rev
T. Gilmartin. DID,. N.P.. Rev. P. Nor
risoe. Dean; Rev. w. Kennedy. BID;
and Rev. J. M'Giney. DID, Waster