The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-09-10

NEWS FROM IRELAND
Armagh.

The reception took place some days
ago at the Mercy Convent, Lurgan, of
Miss Brigid Murphy, Redcow, Dun
dalk Gin religion, Sister Mary Clare,
and of Miss Hanna Byrne, Ballyfoyle,
Kilkenny Tin religion, Sister Mary
: Kieran).
Antrim.
The death is announced OF Mr.. John
Barn Spinning Mill, Carrickfergus. All
his life connected with the spinning
trade, he was greatly esteemed in Bel
fast.
The death took place at the Manor
House, Ballycastle, County Antrim, Of
Mrs. Young, widow Of the late Rev. G..
H. Young of Clonmany, County Done
gal The deceased was in her 86th
year.
Clare.
The death is reported from Lisdoon-
of DR.. j. T. Hartgan member Of a
popular County Limerick family. who
have been prominent supporters of the
turf in Ireland.
Mr.. Edward Smith, we'll known
Cavan resident. who for over 80 years
had been manager of the drapery es-
adjustment of Mr.. James Fay, in that
town, died on the 18th inst, at Jervs
street hospital. Dublin.
The Cavan Guardians, in the motion
resolution expressing profound SYM
pathy with Mr.. Grier and family in
the great loss they have sustained by
the death Of Mr.. j. D. Grier, the late
Clerk Of the Union.
Cork.
= At the meeting of the Queenstown
Urban Council, Mr.. Twomey proposed
that Brother Angelus and Brother
Chrysostom of the Presentation Broth
srs, who were leaving in order to es-
tablish school in Canada, should be
SON8EdLuldL0Q upOu lHcIT 8lEdt euu-
eational work in Queenstown.
Denis Morgan, a Bandon cattle deal
Or, was summoned at Cork Police
Court on Friday for challenging to
fight Michael ]. Walsh, head Of the
cattle department of the Cork Steam
packet Company. Defendant had sub
sequently written, apologizing, and his
solicitor also rendered an apology in
court, explaining that Horgan was an
noyed owing TO the death of one of his
cows during delay in transit.
Dublin.
The Horse Show this year has prov
en- to be a great success.
r. P. GIL, Secretary of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, has written to
the Navan Board of Guardians relative
to the purpose Of the "Scholarship
with regard to textile instruction..
Henry Jordan while photographic
near the Bailey lighthouse, Howth fell
Is feet over cliff and sustained in
juries. He is In the Meath hospital.
Derry.
Andrew Ferguson, Derry, while
shunting at Burtonport, on Tough
Swilly Railway line on Saturday. got
caught between the buffers He wa.
conveyed to Derry Infirmary. where II
was found he was suffering from a
compound fracture of the right arm
Donegal.
Mary A. Doherty. girl from earn
donagh, County Donegal. was charged
at Derry Petty Sessions with burglary
1t was stated that she had escaped
from the workhouse inf1rmary through
a window by scaling a wall, and Their
broke into house at Clooney and stole
money out of a bedroom in which a
gentleman slept. The girl said she
had been frightened in the workhouse
and left. She was hungry and entered
the house. taking 1873 and pair OF
boots. She was returned for trial.
Down.
new Catholic church at Magma
berry, MORA, was dedicated by Mos,
Rev. DR.. Tohill on Sunday, Aug. 18th
There was q crowded congregation
including many visitors from Belfast
Lisburn and other places. His Lord
ship was assisted by Very Rev. Mark
. McCashin. P. p, V. F., Lisburn; Rev
F. Mcbride, P. p. Glenavy, and Very
!. Rev. D. McCashin, P. p, V. r., ST
Malachy's, Belfast. The Bishop
preached the dedication sermon. Faith.
er Mark McCashin announced a col.
lection amounting to E465.
Fermanagh.
There is no appreciable improve
ment in the condition of Mr.. j. Jor
81 dan, M. p.
An Enniskillen draper. Mr. JOSEPH
i. Hackett, has had his name put abov,