The Irish standard., 1910-07-23
9NEWS FROM IRELANDX
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Armagh.

1t Edlnbursh OF Mr.. Mathew Burke,
aAAyoungest son of the late Mr.. Mathew
Burke, ]. P, Westport House. Middle
town, County Armagh, and brother of
Hi Mr. John Burke, j. p, Of Middletowa
5 and Dublin.
~ ,-to Killarney.
On Thursday night Mr.. James Fan
ming, principal of Armagh Grammar
School, sustained serious injuries to
the head and face through a cycling
accident. When coming down a steep
incline on the Markethil road a patch
on one of the wheels caught in the
brake, with the result that Mr.. Fan
! ~, ming was violently thrown off. Luckily
" -ss,fis son was with him at the time
sse,and assisted him into town, where his
,sas.injuries were medically treated.
ass..; Antrim.
IA The death is announced from St.
~. Louis of Father McErvale, S. j., ut
I .n,, the age of 81. He was native Of
,.,,,Belfast and a nephew of the late Rev.
sAs Daniel MCGEE, p. p, of Draperstowa
.as and Rev. P. MCGEE, P. P, Plumbridge,
sassCounty Tyrone, and brother OF Sister
a~ssCatherine Loreto Convent, Omagh.
Glare.
- The Clare Summer Assizes were
J ~ opened at Ennis by Lord Justice Cher
.4,r.ry, who was accompanied to court by
seattle high sheriff, Sir Michael OLoglen,
aS.ItBart
( .a't Cork,
I HsF'5 Owing to the breakdown of the
/ ne engine of his aeroplane, Capt. Clay
4 ton has intimated that he cannot full
4 ,;,flll his engagement to "fy'' at Clona
.e,sa tkilty agricultural show.
\ Isars The news of the death of Mr.. John
Il se7i' Leo of Charlevile has been received
/ Az with much regret in Charleville and
the surrounding districts, and the
w.. Commercial Club. Charlevlle has
Il ,~,t; passed resolution of sympathy AMI
p.,As regret.
& gsf, - Down.
( oeA4 After fourteen years residence at
as.as Warrenpoint, the death is announced
+ 10, of Mr.. John Dale, proprietor of the
'r Crown Hotel. A Manchester man by
.,s%g birth, he became deservedly popular
,.sss during his stay in Ireland.
Il Dublin.
y The action of the Attorney General
vs. Governors Of Erasmus Smith
n ,,a,.Schools the list recently be-
& ~ fore the Master of the Rolls, and Rev.
a Father Humphreys attended as relator
stn. in the action to move on notice that
r-.'itthe action be discontinued in conse-
quence of the decision of the court of
,. go appeal staying the proceedings but
- the Master of the Rolls refused to
49,, hear him on the ground that the de-
ss;i cision referred to deprived his court
Stysiseof Jurisdiction.
#onesia Donegal.
$ssss' The friends of Doctor R. ]. May.
's.1. berry in and around Maghera present
go. ed him with an address and purse Of
Il e.sovereigns on the occasion of his leav-
II u~.. ing the district to take up duty at
&as-3sthe Ballnkelly dispensary district.
Ssina 'asrf.,' Galway
NJ '''' Mr.. Patrick c. Cooke popular and
IN - prominent young business man of San
$s.,,s Francisco, is home on a visit to his
t#asas Bayview House. Connemara.
gi3e Kings County.
.&>IsiA The remains of Sister Mary Alphon-
g'o ~ sus Everard who died in the convent
of Our Lady of Mercy, st. Joseph's.
80. Tullamore, was inferred in the con-
,s.svent burial ground, Clonminch, las.
srstsi week. She was a sister of the Rev.
SsssAaP. Everard, p. p, Ratoath, and was u
8 native of Navan.
Ell Is - Kildare.
s,.stj In the course of letter to the Athy
L sseo Board of Guardians the other day, M.
\ p-oteD. Kilbride, NJ p, said he was again
y fSfof Introducing the margarine bill, which
#}sS had for it's object the prevention of
j ~ =, margarine being colored as an imita-
Sssars .tion of butter. The bill was defeated
4 sfsssin committee last session owing to the
attYsa Opposition of the Grocers' Association
r asas and the margarine manufacturers
s<ss combined who, said Mr.. Kilbrde did
not relish the idea of selling margar-
u ~. ~ = 1's s,Aa. eo''f'
u iissssaiHss 5t N''Ne""S'
sEg8 Deep regret will he occasionetl
among wide circle of friends by the
death in his 46th year of Mr.. Thomas
Il Fitzgerald, J. p, which occurred ~
Il lfe his residence, Mallardstown. County
9f ~ kilkenny, on Wednesday last. De-
ceased was the second son of the late
RssE,ss Mr.. JAS Fitzgerald, at one time cor
,,,,s oner, for North Kilkenny
& sx,ssa, XII Kerry.
N In the recent concursus at st. Bren,
SsHsnEaansa. Seminary Killarney thirteen