The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-08-27
Armagh.

s,S Lurgan last week with having taken
out of possession and against the will
of John Mccain, Moyraverty. his
daughter, Evelyn, she being an unlnar-
ried girl under 10 years, was returned
for trial to Quarter Sessions, bail be-
= ing allowed.
Antrim.
Ct A Greek, named AnastasciO George,
was last week at Belfast returned for
trial at the Winter Asszes for the
manslaughter of Spaniard named
Juan Diaz, at the docks in that city.
The annual report of the directors
~ of the York street (Belfast) Flax Spin
sfning company gives the net profits for
:, the past year at C 1O3,941. allowing an
s. per cent per annum dividend on the
i. sordinary capital.
DR.. D. Mark, j. p, York street, Bel
" fast, died rather unexpectedly last
-Iweek. He was formerly chief reporter
on the Belfast NEWSLETTER
Cork.
a.. At a special meeting of the Cork
;. q, Master Builders Association, Mr.. \.
Gaul presiding, resolution OF condo-
y lence was adopted with Mr. T. w.
Mahoney. fellow member, on the
- death of his wife.
At Kilmurry Archer, Feenagh
Charleville, a boy aged about four
~ years, son of Mr.. John Meenan, was
found drowned in an open we'll in his
- fathers haggard
e. The Cork Corporation decided that
the Town Clerk should communicate
: with the Royal Humane Society and
with the trustees of the Carnegie Hero
~ Fund, with regard to the bravery of a
young lad named Ryan, who saved IL
life at Sullivan's quay during the week,
~ this being the fifteenth life saved by
q, him.
BY an order in Council, published in
the Dublin Gazette, the Revision Courts
M for Parliamentary voters in County
y Cavan will sit at Cootehil. Bailicbor-
4 ough. Cavan, and Ballyconnel Bally-
- Carlow.
The fifth annual Puppy Show of the
Carlow Hunt Club, under the master
T. ship of Mr.. w. H. Gragan, held at the
Kennels, Moyle. embraced a catalogue
es7 of % couples. The judges were the
Marquis of Waterford, NJ. f. H.. MIR.
r. w. Hall-Dare, NJ. F. H; and Mr..
~ Knox Browne, M. f. H.
'''" Glare.
The magistrates at Killaloe Petty
Sessions have passed a vote of SYM
patty with the widow of their late
I. brother magistrate DR.. j. keoeh. AS
DR.. keogh's successor as Medical Off,
" Ger in Nenagh. the local Guardians
have elected DIR. Paul Ryan at sal
=. airy of G130 Year. rising to ESQ.
Much regret has been felt through
out Glare at the death of Mrs. Mary
u Roughan, which took place at the res
idence of her daughter at Moyriesk.
The deceased, who was - years of
age was the mother of Sister Mary
2" Loyola of the Sisters of Mercy, Ennis
,.s Down.
b. Mr.. r. Scott, Sydenham station, Bel
a fast and County Down Railway, Sc
y cured first prize on the directors in
spection for the best kept station and
floral display on the Bangor line. and
like prizes were awarded to MIR. p.
Down. Marine: Mr.. Craig, Cultra, and
MIR. w. McDade Carnalea.
The death took place in Hollywood,
\, County Down, last week Of MIR. #. f..
Harrington, who was collector of in
land revenue successfully in Galway,
. Newcastle onTyne and Belfast.
H.. Derry.
-, While driving in trap with her
daughter near Limavady, Mrs. Camp
bell, the wife of Mr.. A. Campbell. the
- principal of I.argy National Schools,
sustained serious injuries, owing to the
vehicle having collidcd with cart.
She is progressing satisfactorily.
Donegal.
NJ The death has occurred at Leeds of
i DR.. Hugh O'Donohoe, for some time in
B charge of a County Donegal dispen-
s.. sary, but formerly we'll known in con-
~ snection with the Blackjack College,
t;, County Dublin. and also as contribu-
..itor to Irish periodicals.
Deep regret will he occasoned
; amongst a wide circle of friends by
! the death of Mr. Manus McFadden, J.
p, which occurred at his residence,
| l.MDrumnahough House, Breenagh, Let
terkenny, at the ripe age of 70 years
5grss5 Dublin.
I :SSF1s Owing to the death of Mr. Chatter
ton consulting engineer of Dublin City,
his assistant, Mr. Afford, who has
4 wor!:sd with him in the city's behalf