The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-08-03

acceptance and excellent judgment
took prominent part in much that
affected the welfare of the people, ever
showing a commendable guiding wis.
dom and discretion in the doing of it
Mr.. McGlinchey was a highly capable
man. clear headed and resolute in TAX
ing the part Of public affairs and pop
ular movements that fell to his lot.
Robert Clarke, employed in the
Downshire Arms hotel. cambridge, was
severely injured by an explosion OF
gas while looking for leakage in tire
gas pipes with the aid of lighte i
J candle.
Died-June so, DR.. j. NJ. Elliott
Dromore street. Rathfriand. for &c
years medical officer Of Rathfriland
Dispensary.-June 80. Patrick Crilley
Kiln street. Newry.-June IS. Francis
McEvoy. Newry.-July 3. Mrs. O'Ca!-
laghan, Monaghan street. Newry.
Marred-June goth. at r. c. Church
Rostrevor with Nuptial Mass. by the
Rev. E. McNally. P. P, killavey. as
sisted by the Rev. J. Hynes. c. c..
Sligo. and the Rev. ]. McArdle, C. c.
Killavoy. John ]. McDonagh. Sligo
to Mary Teresa (Minnie). second
daughter of the late Captain Patrick
Hollywood. Newry.-At ST. PatriclSs
r. c. Church, cambridge. on June goth
by Rev. P McKee, cousin of the
bride). assisted by Revs. John Walsh
(Belfast. John. Fullen. Doran. O'Boyle
and Fitzpatrick. Hugh McGoldrick
Belmont road, to Alice OHare, Of Ban
bridge.
A painfully sad accident attended
with fatal results, occurred at the
catchment area of the cambridge ard
Portadown Waterworks, locally known
as the Deer's Meadow. on July l.
whereby a young man named Thomas
Edgar, of Slievenamen, aged about 80
lost his life. Deceased was engaged
in excavating, and portion of the bank
| 6INIu6 way, tlle luIldl6 man "ds
knocked against wagon, which was
descending steep gradient, killing
him instantly.
Fcrmanagh.
Michael ORorke died in Fermanagt
County Infirnary recently as a result
of having been kicked by a horse the
property of Mr.. Robert Ross. Town
hill street, Enniskillen. O'Rorke had
been attending the animal, which sud-
denly kicked out and the hoof stru.,l
the unfortunate man on the head
rendering him unconscious. He was
removed to the County Infirmary
where, notwithstanding the best med-
cal care. he succumbed to his injuries
j.. Galway.
Died-July 2. Mrs. j. T. A. Morris
Ballinboy. clifden-July 8. Michael
Burke, Galway Road. Tuam. aged 81
years.-July 2. Mrs. Patrick Davoren
Ballnahalla. Moycullen.
At Loughrea petty sessions on July
4. before two resident magistrates and
two local justices. five farmers were
put forward charged with unlawfully
on the 2sth OF May last. The evil
dence Of two policemen was that the
defendants formed part of a crowd
which assembled on the grass farms
Of Messrs. Persse and Palmer. and
drove off the sheep and cattle The
defendants were-Martin Connolly
Martin Quinn. John Keary. Thomas
Healy. and John Duggan. and all were
returned for trial
Kerry.
Married-June 25th at St. Francis
Xavier's. Upper Gardiner street. Duh
lin. by the Rev. p. J. Brennan, Duagh
Kerry. assisted by Rev. Charles Bren-
nan. St. Brendan's. Killarney (broth-
ers Of the bride). and Rev. P. j. Ryan
Fairview, Rev Alphonsus Ryan. Meath
street. and Rev. Louis ]. Ryan. Del
gany (brothers Of the bridegrooln)
Gabriel V. Ryan. NJ. b. r. U. l., l.. NJ.
Annaville. Phibsborough. son of the
late Patrick Ryan, to Teresa. daugh-
ter Of Charles Brennan. Caherciveen.
The funeral Of the late Mr.. Maurice
Sweeney. Church street. which tool
place on July was attended by al
classes of society in the town and dis
trict. The death of deceased was o!
a most painful and sad nature. He
was a young married man of splendit
physique and intelligence. and was in
the initiative stage of establishing A
splendid tailoring establishment. His
practically sudden demise was learned
throughout the town where he and
his respected and esteemed father. Mr.
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