The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-09-03
Antrim.


rsion it being arranged that Mr. JUS
tice Dodd will dispose of the remaining
business on the list in the Northern
scity. His lordship was escorted to the
railway station by the City High Sher-
lift alderman G. A. Doran), and the
Under Sheriff, (Mr j. QuaiD.
q l-e Armagh.
% Mr.. Alexander. stationmaster, re-
ported to the police that the booking
office of Ready station had been brok-
en- into and the safe ritled of its con-
tents. Subsequently two arrests were
made, and a special court was held,
at which John ODonnell and Joseph
Doris We're charged with having burg
lariously entered the railway COM
Evidence having been given, his wor-
ship remanded ODonnell for eight days
and refused informations against Dor
ris.
&c Cork.
Leo Riordan aged years, was run
over by a bread-va in Cork, and sue
stumbled to his injuries in the North
infirmary.
Edward Sheehan, a builders labor
er, while working on a scaffolding in
Henry street. Cork, fell a distance of
which will prove fatal.
The second session of the Munster
Urish) Training College, Ballingeary,
opened on Tuesday. There were close
on 100 students present from all parts
of Ireland, large proportion being
National school teachers.
Clare.
Much regret is felt in Ennis at the
death of Mr.. C. M'Inerney, which oc-
Cured at Lahinch, where he had gone
on holidays. He was one of the prin
clpals of the we'll known firm of tim
Der merchants, Messrs. Morgan Min
erney and Sons.
g., Mr.. j. D. Grier, clerk of the Cavan
e.OHlOIl, uleu OF lle otH luSL., Ol heart
disease. He was "a years of age.
The many friends of Mr.. Patrick
Reilly, Chairman Beturbet Urban
Council, will be glad to learn that he
has almost recovered from his recent
severe illness.
rh of tho rnnd" 1.acnnt-
lE arraigned at a special Petty SEES
sion, charged with INSTRUMENTATION
by the officials of the Masherafelt
workhouse. The culprit had positively
ly refused to pick oakum" new
task imposed upon the gentry Of that
class. The prisoner was named JAS.
Eean He got Il month in Jail for
his recalcitrancy.
" Early on Saturday morning the Ma
tional Telephone Company's premises
Of Warrenpoint were DESTROYED by fire.
The premises We're occupied by Mr..
James Nesbitt, who carried on a large
cycle-repairing business. There was
no back exit and the family only es-
capped by rushing through the burning
shop. The loss. estimated at soma
hundreds, is covered by insurance.
Donegal.
The magistrates of Letterkenny Pet
9ty Sessions passed a resolution of re-
greet at the death of the late Mr..
M'Fadden, of Breenagh.
Andrew Doherty aged 20, school
teacher, u EdinfaCh National School,
Glenties, was drowned while bathing
!, at Marin Co. Donegal, last week.
Dublin.
meeting Of the Trades Council,
held on the 18th inst. congratulated
Archbishop Walsh on his silver jubilee
and thanked him especially for the
ever kindly interest displayed by him
in the social and political welfare of
the working classes.
The Kingston Urban Council pre-
sented the Human Society's certificate
and Ell to James Kelly, a fisherman,
in recognition of his heroism in leap
ing into deep water and rescung a
lad from drowning.
John Cleary, an engineer on the port
and docks dredger bravely leaped into
the Liffy where it is 20 feet deep and
rescued a little lad named John Casfiel.
Fermanagh.
3SA Dr. S. r. Richardson, a native Of
Kesh, Co. Fermanagh, at present en-
gagged in the Lock Hospital, Dublin
has been appointed house surgeon to the
sFermanagh County hospital.
FFFt.,3 Galway.
3# Much regret is felt in Galway at the
q death of Commander F. F. c. Dundas
81 r. NJ, who went to Galway several
years ago as Coastguard officer. A
snative of Athlone, he saw considerable