The Irish standard., 1906-10-20
NEWS FROM IRELAND
Antrim.

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Antrim.
General regret is expressed at the
death of Mr.. Squire Hill, J. p. man
ager essss North Of Ireland Paper
Mills Ltd. sllyclare and Larne.
Mr.. Htl whes sad not enjoy robust
health os4 was native Of Bury.
Lancashire, but his connection with
the North Of Ireland extended for sew
eral decades. He was in his Seth
year.
Mr.. James Johnston, J. p, Of Dun
arnon, Malone road, well known Bel
fast merchant, died OIL Sept. %, at his
residence in Belfast. Mr.. Johnston
who was South bergman, was one
Of the staunchest Presbyterian Ma
tionalists in the North, and liberal
supporter of the Home Rule Move
ment. He was just the kind of a man,
indeed, needed SO much in the North
"a man who can see the Irish diff
Guilty steadily and who can see it whole
and who has the courage to live up to
his convictions. The name of James
Johnston, of Belfast, should be remem-
bered with respect by all Irish Nation
alists.
Armagh.
On Sept. ~, an inquest was held
ut Armagh Military Barracks on the
remains of Corporal McCabe, who was
found shot the previous day. A YER
dict Of suicide was returned. 1t is
thought that a disappointment in
love affair brought on fit Of despon-
dency.
Carlow.
On Sept. %, the Right Rev. DR..
Foley, Bishop of Kildare and Leigh
lin, assisted by the Very Rev. L. Bro.
ply, S. T. L., Vice President, Car
low College, celebrated Mass at
o'clock at the Cathedral, Carlow, and
ordained to Holy Orders the follow
Ing:
To Priesthood-Rev. Garret Shan
non (Goulborurn, Australia); Deacon
ship-Rev. J. Prenderville Clos Ange-
los, u. 81. Rev. G. Barry (Wilcan-
MIA, Australa); Sub Deaconship-
Rev. J. Prendergasr, M. Hipwell, M.
Brophy. (Kildare and Leighlin); Rev.
J. Healy (Sandhrrst, Australia), Rev.
]. O'Reilly, (Kansas City, U. 81. On
Sept. Fl, the Bishop conferred Minors
Orders on Mr.. M. Hipwell Diocese OF
Kildare and Leighlin).
Clare.
& On Sept: %, Mr.. Ha1pin, M. p, met
with a very enthusiastic reception
from his constituents at Kilmurray-
MoAahon, County Glare. An address
was presented from the Land and La
Dor League, and an interesting address
was,delivered by. Me-. Halpin.
Cork.
The death of Mr.. Daniel Sheehan,
which took place on Sept. %, at his
residence. Perceval street, Kanturk, has
evoked the most widespread regret in
the locality. He was the father of D.
D. Sheehan, M. p, and sprung from an
old and respected Duhallow stock. lie
was prominent in the '67 movement,
and other more recent agitations.
A little girl named Evelyn Patri-
cia O'Cunnell died at her residence in
Middleton, Cork, on Sept. rs, from the
effect Of injuries receip&d the previous
day.
Mr.. George Lennon, M. d. c., Back
rock, died at his residence, Munks-
town., on Sept. q, after a stroke of
paralysis.
4 I Down.
AT a meeting held on September 20,
at Annachlone, Co. Down, under the
auspices Of the United Irish League,
resolution was adopted condemning the
holding Of the proposed International
Exhibition as sure to be detrimental to
Ireland's struggling industries.
Dublin.
The death Of Mr.. John Monaghan,
Bendemeer. South Circular road. has
removed one of the principal city mcr-
sehants. The deceased gentleman car
sxied on an extensive business at High
Il ltreet, in, the leather trade. A few
weeks ago he was attacked by heart
trouble to which lie eventually sue
cumbed.
What was evidently a case of muir
der and suicide was discovered on
Sept. 90 in the home of VIM. Geog-
hagen, IS South Richmond street.
Both victims were dead an hour or
two when the tragedy was discovered.
Some people in the neighborhood who
were questioned heard the. shots
earlier in the morning, but did not
pay any. great attention to the matter.
No explanation of the case can be as