The Irish standard., 1910-08-06


Among large circle of friends the
death after few days illness of Mr..
Thos. Harry, D. c.. Abbeydorney, Co.
Kerry, is deeply regretted. A good
Nationalist. lovable neighbor, a
! sportsman, and broad-minded man,
he won the esteem of all who had the
privilege of his acquaintance.
Kilkenny.
In connection with the laudable
movement to erect fitting memorial
to the Central Organizer of the Irish
Republic, the James Stephens G. F. c.,
Dublin, organized a monster excursion
to Kilkenny on Sunday, 18th July, to
carry Kilkenny Gaels resident in Dub
lin and the Dublin friends and SYM
pathizers with the movement, to wit
ness the great memorial tournament in
ST. James Park, Kilkenny, on that day.
, Lord O'Brien, in opening Kilkenny
Assizes, said there were no indications
of general lawlessness. In fact it had
been for years in a satisfactory condi-
ton.
Louth.
! While Mr.. S. Jordan, j. p, was driv-
ing to Bellewstown Races recently he
sustained broken leg. as a result of
a kick from racehorse and was con-
veyed to his residence in Drogheda.
At an inquest in Inniskeen, Louth,
on Thomas Reilly, railway porter,
who was killed by being struck by an
jury found that death was due to shock
and recommended the widow and or
phans Of Reilly to the kind consider
alton of the Great Northern Railway.
! Limerick.
Mr.. Hegarty, Cork, Central Secre-
tary, submitted to a meeting of the
Limerick branch Of the Irish Associa-
ton of Creamery Managers a scheme
for an Irish creamery quota ton, and
it was approved. The same gentleman
referred to the necessity of prevent
ing margarine manufacturers descrb-
ing their concerns as creameries. or U.s.
ing the word creamery" in their IT,
ties.
leitrim.
| A meeting of the organizing COM
mittee Of the Manorhumilton Home
Rule demonstration was held in ST.
Clare's hall on Wednesday evening
Mr.. James Lynott. D. c.. presided, and
there was a full attendance of COM
mittee men.
Mayo.
A very sad drowning fatality oc-
Cured last week at Dooagh, Achill
which resulted in the deaths of three
men. while the fourth had narrow
escape from similar fate. The names
of the men drowned are: Thomas Pa
dian, aged 81 years. fisherman and
shopkeeper. residing at Pollagh: John
Weir. aged IS years. a fisherman, of
also Of Pollagh. and aged Sc years.
Monaghan. .,
In the absence of the police on ac-
count of the "rwelfth" celebrations,
an extensive series of cock fights took
place in County Monaghan.
While engaged in shuntng opera
tons on the G. N. railway ut lnnis-
keen, County Monaghan. Thomas Reil-
~, Il porter. was caught by the buffer
of an incoming engine and killed in
stantly.
Meath.
No discussion took place at Navan
Urban Council on report from the
auditor. MIR. J. A. Roddy. stating that
the As Id rate which they had struck
was inadequate. that the financial po-
stion was consequently unsatsfac-
tory. and that this was the third year
in succession in which insufficient pro-
vision had been made.
Sligo.
| The annual outing of the members
of the Sligo Catholic Literary Society
took place at Dromahair on SUNDAY,
July Bird. and in point of numbers az
we'll as enjoyable features outrivalle
the many memorable outings that pre-
coded it.
/ Tipperary.
| Before the Estates Commissioners
last week, in the matter of the estate
! of Paul M. Lindsay. motion was
made on behalf of Michael Quirke, an
evicted tenant, for an order that he
be put in possession of a holding at
Rallyvedlea, In the Barony of Middle
Third, County Tipperary. containing "
acres rods and 80 perches, from
which he alleged he had been evictcd
in the year 1884. The Commissioners
decided that they could not reopen the
matter as they had already given a
decision excluding the lands of Bally-