The Irish standard., 1906-10-27
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NEWS FROM ireland
Antrim.

Antrim.
On Oct. 8, in Belfast, Philip jack
son, of los Baltimore street, hanged
himself. Deceased was on the night
staff of the Mountpottinger Tramway
Depot and was married. No motive
can be attributed to account for his
net.
X On Sept. 30, DR.. James Graham
held an inquest into the circumstances
connected with the death of Bridget
Price, aged Al, which took place at
her residence, is Silvergrove street,
where she had fallen down stairs. DR..
Blakely said that death was due to
concussion and compression of the
brain, probably the result Of a. fall.
The jury returned a verdict accord
ingly.
Armage.
On Sept. 30, at the Convent of the
Sisters Ct Mercy, Lurgan. two Car.l'
:donagh ladies were received into the
Order. The recipients of the white
veil were: Miss Mary Mclaughlin
s.un Religion Sister Mary Gerrard) and
Miss Teresa Doherty Gin Religion Sis
ter Mary Bernard.) On the same &C.
casion two ladies were invested with
the black veil. They were: Miss
Mary Joseph Conaghan. Derry Tin
Religion Sister Mary Camillus jose
phine) and Miss Mary Augustine
fleming Gin religion Sister Augustine
Josephine), daughter of James Fen
ming, Waterford.
At the Constabulary Barrack, Ennis,
on Oct. 2, Pat. Meany, charged with
shooting Michael Woulfe, at Cuttsen,
Quinn, on September Is, was brought
up on remand. DR.. Stephen Sean
Ian, of Tulla, deposed that he had
been treating Woulfe for bullet wounds
since September 16. The accused was
remanded.
. Cork.
A public meeting in support of the
claims Of the National teachers OF
ireland, and also in support of the
demand for equal treatment for Ire
land in matters of primary education
with England, Scotland and Wales,
on Sept 20. The Lord Mayor pre-
sided. Speeches were delivered by the
High Sheriff, by Mr.. Flynn, M. p;
Mr.. Barry, M. p, and others. {.
A demonstration i'm honor of Chas.
Stewart Parnell. who died on the 9Th
Of, October, 1891, was held in Cork,
on Oct. 5. which city Mr.. Parnell
represented at the time Of his deaell.
The demonstration took the form OF
= procession. which covered the prln-
ripalastrests OF thae city, accompanied
by the city bands playing National
airs. AS they approached the Ma
tional monument commemorative OF
irish patriots from '9s to 81. the bands
playing the Dead March, At the
monument Mr.. A. Roche, M. p, adj
dressed the crowd, and said next year
they would start movement to erect
q monument to Parnell in Cork.
There is much regret in Millstreet,
1t the death of Mr.. John D. Cronin
which occurred on Sept. 30, at lis
fathers residence. After a very sue
cessful course of studies, in which he
obtained an Exhibition in the Royal
University Naturalization from Black
rock College, he obtained an appoint
ment in the Admiralty, and proceed
ed to wei-Hai-wei and Hong Kong,
where he developed the illness that
led to his death.
Donegal.
The Bishop and Clergy of the Dio-
cese Of Raphoe, assembled in Confer
ence at Letterkenny, on Sept. rs, and
1t Donegal on the 9th, adopted unani-
mously the following resolution
That at the approach Of the Autumn
Session We deem it opportune to rec
ord our qualification at the defence
Of Christian principles in Primary
Education which the Irish party main
tanned in Parliament during the earl
Ter part, Of the year: in face of great
dimculties they proclaimed the de-
mands Of right and justice with a
frankness, ability and wisdom that
the representatives of no Catholic ma
tion have at any time surpassed; their
action is q record Of permanent value
to Ireland, and it has not failed to
produce a marked impression on .sv-
cry section Of the population in Great
Britain; Mr.. Redmond and the Irish
Party were battling for their own
when they strove to uphold the rights
3,1of the. children Of Irish parents in the
: schools, of England; and we are con-
ddent they will leave nothing undone
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