The Irish standard., 1910-10-15
,L[..YNEWS FROM IRELANDX
Antrim.

--mund Malcomson, of Malone Park,
Z the Royal Victoria Hospital and the
\ Incorporated Cripples Institute at the
Peoples Palace will benefit to the
extent of $500 each.
The death has taken place at his
residence, Mount Pleasant, Hollywood.
ii of Mr.. Robt. Erskine, we'll known in
'ktne early in life came to America,
and served as volunteer during the
Civil war;
Armagh.
Thomas Toale (Big), of Tandragee,
was. at the Petty Sessions there, re-
. a,'turned for trial, on bail. to Lurgan
-'Quarter Session, charged with hay
fling, on the 18th of June shot at George
- Taylor, Tandragee, with intent to kill
( him or to do to him some grievous
bodily injury.
/ ST.. Clare
mn The death has occurred of Mr.
s"Michael Guane. at Limerick, Il native
4 of Clonlara, Co. Glare, who was as
SlSldHl HdHttSci Ill luS Ill Ill vi NIcSSl -
'f%.Cleeve Bros, with which he has been
connected for some % years.
Cork.
~. Holders of books of tickets for the
q; Mononia Bazaar Fermoy, are request
led by the committee to forward their
4duplicates and contributions to the
'tStreasurers as soon us possible, the
.''date of the drawing of prizes being
the Goth inst.
.,,,,. Another link with sthe older genera
tion of Cork citizens has been severed
.r;by the death of Mr.. James Johnson
/ ,snproprietor of the well-known carriage
;@building premises at Emmett place A
'e.generous employer, he was esteemed
FOR his integrity and business ability
,s'and is regretted by a large circle of
/ :. acquaintance.
me-. Carlow.
.t *, In the little extern chapel of ST.
'isGlare's Abbey, Carlow Graigue, Miss
'saMargaret Delaney, the third daughter
'S"of' Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney, of Kiltale,
Kilmessan, Co. Meath, was received
Into the Order of Poor Clares Col
.7letines by the Very Rev. DR.. J. Fo.
.!,s1ley, President of st. Patrick's Col
astlegc and Miss Ellen Costelloe, in re-
ligioH Sister Mary Brigid of the Sa-
ft'cred Heart, made her final vows.
s'f'N'''' cavan.
-" Under the auspices of the Bailie.
10Th
I ,,.addressed there on the third Sunday
.Spf October by Mr.. John Dillon.
a. The farmers in killeshandra dis.
( A7trict are making excellent progress in
'eTgatherng in their harvest. Already
@'%irost of the hay and oats are in the
haggard and the condition of affairs
VIII not be at all so bad as was an
;.icipated ii few weeks ago.
as..s 49,. Dublin.
'"n,-The students Of the Good Counsel
*s@College, New Ross, made a presenta-
.ustfon to the Rev. P. A. Doyle, o. S. A.,
,aon the occasion of his departure for
1.-THE novidate house of the Order at
,..Orlagh, Dublin
Az iihCouidll, FIduClS tTODnY. a ma.
tive of Dublin, who was injured on
the 22nd Of September by a telegram
,s;pQle, which was being erected, fall
.a9tng. upon him, succumbed to his in
Injuries at Waterford County and CITY
Donegal.
". The council of the Ballyshannon Ru
raj District. in which Bundoran is
u s.situated, on Saturday strongly REM
.a,diated the rumor of an alleged enteric
s4fever epidemic. The whole story was
distributed by one member to trade
.jealousy.
II .;tti!.rs
"a, a There were three candidates for
h the position of matron of Derry Dis.
Il trlct Lunatic asylum, and the COM
4 .,sl mnlttee of management, on vote, ap.
>spointed Miss Margaret Caughey, who
Fl stated in her testimonials that she
N WAS employed as forewoman in the
h sXork Street Spinning mill, Belfast.
Ss '5EiiT'i3@ b., Fermanaqh.
NJ subsequent to the guardians meet
g ing on Saturday, a meeting of the
r.. Lisnaskea Rural District Council was
faeld under the presidency of Mr. A
,S.sMaguire, ]. p. A letter was read from
SHE local government board stating
III That they recommended the Irish land
II, s!scommission to issue to the comet
further installment of $1,000 out
ss4.of the loan of $4,000 granted to them
under the Laborers' Act.
#A,,,; .,s., Galway.
n IA rick containing about 20 tons Of
Inlay. valued at about $50, the prop
fssGty OF Mr.. T. W. Kelly, ]. p, chair
man ClaremOrrjs district oo,,,;, -