The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-07-02
Antrim.

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49, The foundations of a memorial have
been laid where O'Neill fell, and where
his body lies at Crosscrin, on the hill
Of Ballyterrin, overlooking Cushenduu.
Armagh.
~ Recently party Of excursionisrs
from Armagh, who had driven in
& brakes and cars to attend an athletic
sszs meeting at Maghery, We're attacked at
Derryadd on their way home. Amongst
the excursonists We're the Armagh
& Boy Pipers' Band and number of
little school girls. At the place men,
toned they We're mercilessly pelteh
e:s:t with stones. Several of the excur-
sas: sonists received injuries from the mis-
WI siles thrown. No arrests were made.
aaA Cork.
A little girl named Bessie Ronayne
y. died at Cork South 1nfirmary as a re-
- suit of burns recently sustained.
-. The Cork Cornmarket Committee
ii.S, last week unanimously reelected Mr..
'sji r. Cronin, T. c., chairman Of that
a''' body for the coming year.
Carlow.
The death occurred recently in st.
- Leo's Convent, Carlow, of Sister NJ.
~ Gertrude, of the Order of Mercy, at
~ the age of 80. She was a sister of
~, the late Rev. D. Byrne, P. P, Carlow
~'''' Graigue. At the requiem service on
Sunday the Rev. L. Brophy, S. r. L.,
.s s'' vice. president Carlow College, presid-
~ ed.
~, Mr. Martin Linnane, who holds n
II high position in the bank of New South
Il. Wales, Adelaide, has arrived on a visit
10 to his native place in Murrough, Coul-
% ty Glare.
~. Cootehill No. 2 Rural District Coun-
ell has unanimously reelected to it's
chair and vice-chair respectively Thos
'ErTs Atkinson, ]. p, and Thos. Lawson.
wE Dublin.
At a convention held in the League
Rooms, 80 Upper OConnell street.
presided over by Mr.. John E. Red
,.ys mond, M. P, Mr.. William Abraham
ls,5,was unanimously selected candidate
IT. for the Harbor Division Of Dublin.
- Down.
The late Mr. F. Rooney of Newry,
left personal estate valued at G1S,667.
-, He bequeathed G10 for the celebrA-
y.s., tion of masses, 6 300 to his wife, and
49, the residue of his estate upon trust
4, for his children.
~ Donegal.
- After earnest and patriotic speeches
~ by the Rev. j. Mcguire, p. p, pre-
90 siding, and Mr.. P. ODoherty, M. p,
at a very large meeting of National
..,.. lists at Clonmany County Donegal, It
ste was decided to have all the district
branches of the U. l. L. strengthened
as and affiliated and to make collections
2, for the National war chest.
Fermanaeh.
The Lisnaskea Rural District Coun-
,a Gil has elected Mr.. P. Blake chairman
@ and A. J. Mcguire vice chairman, and
fsl.. M. J. O'Donnell was elected chairman
70 of the Board of Guardians, and u.
sT'ie Gallagher, vice chairman-all gentle
" men being pronounced Nationalist.
Fes's Galway.
The Balinasloe Rural District Coun-
,,,a Gil passed resolution at their last
meeting expressing regret at the de-
mise of Eva of the Nation" and their
Tan sympathy with her sister, Rev. Mother
sst Bridgit, Convent of Mercy, Ballina-
. sloe. The same body passed unan-
H.. their appreciation of the able defense
made by counsel and solicitor for the
a. Craughwell prisoners on their recent
I,aa; trial at Dublin.
ms, k.,.,,
Messrs. T. O'Donnell, M. p, and E.
- O'Sullivan M. p, addressed largely
~,rse attended Nationalist meeting at Bal
as. lymacelligott on Sunday, June 5th.
sts. The death of Mr.. VIM. Calvin is
% sincerely regretted throughout Kerry.
~ Deceased was president Of the Kerry
s Knitting Co., and was one Of the prin-
ssSat, cipal merchants in Tralee.
Kildare.
ss,a On the occasion of his departure for
IN New York, the Gaels attached to ST
E& Conleith's Hurting Club at Newbridge
Ss presented Mr.. M. Fox, ex-chairman
of the County Committee, with gold
sx 8. medal as parting souvenir.
Esae Limerick
isns At Limerick Quarter Sessions lart
sssseweek Judge Law Smith awarded ES
ssIsSH damages for the malicious destruc-
g sl ton of four iron gates on the Clery
Minors Estate at Athlacca.
John Fogarty, one of the eight men