The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-07-09
{ 9NEWS FROM IRELAND,

ing the Congested Districts Board, in
to put the compulsory purchase
clauses vested in that body into OPP
Grafton. The Board was also asked
to take steps to similarly acquire the
Young and D.rahiney estates. Mr..
Roche, Mp, who was present, prom
ised to use his influence with the
Irish Party on the matter. The meet
ing was also addressed by Mr.. j. Co.'S
grave, Co. C.
Kerry.
young man named Patrick Nor
ley, of Headford, who was employed
as a plasterer at Cahirciveen railway
station, was drowned on Thursday
while bathing in Cahircveen river.
A young man named James Walsh,
aged 10, farmers son, was acct
dentally killed near Waterville while
carting manure. The horse took
fright, and Walsh was struck by the
Much regret will be felt in many
parts of Ireland. where he was known
as an industrial pioneer, on learning
of the death in his 42nd year, of Mr.
w. T., Calvin, principal of the firm Of
t. Calvin and Sons, of the Kerry
Knitting Co.. Tralee. He leaves a
widow and three young children.
Kings County.
A serious fire occurred at the resi-
dence OF Capt. Hardness Lloyd, of
Gloster Kings Co., recently, the dam
age being estimated at several hun
dred pounds. The outbreak was due
to the fusing of all electric wire.
Leitrim.
The terms which have been offered
to the tenants of the HARRISON es-
tate. Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim.
were IS in the pounds on second term
rents (23 years purchaser, and is in
the pounds on the first term rents GO
years purchases; all game and sport
ing rights reserved, the tenants to
have same grazing and turbary rights
as heretofore. Sixteen tenants have
accepted the terms, but twenty three
refused to sign unless they would get
the sporting rights.
Limerick.
Mr.. W. O'Shaughnessy, Rathdeale,
was elected Clerk to the Limerick
District Asylum Board at the last
meeting of the committee The other
candidates proposed were Mr.. T. A.
Hartigan and Mr.. j. Graham Mr.
O'Shauglnessy got votes in the final
poll, as against 8 for Mr.. Hartigan.
Mr.. Daniel Felton,. Secretary of the
kilfinane Town Tenants League, has
received letter from Mr.. Coghlan
Brscoe, in the course of which he
states that If no objections are rails
ed by Mr.. Vandeleur and Colonel Gas
coigne there will be no obstacle to
the sale of the town. and the Inspec-
tor of the Estates Commissioners has
stated that portion of the Little Es-
tate will be allotted to the Town Ten
ants.
Mayo.
Daniel Beirne, 30 years old, said to
have been a native OF Droghcda, was
drowned while bathing in the Canal
at Ballina. Deceased was a baker.
pretty wedding was solemnized in
the Church of Our Lady of the Holy
Rosary, Castlebar, last week, when
Mr.. Andrew Bathgate, OF The Lawn,
Castelar,, was married to Miss Annie
Gilmartin, Of The Grove. The offlciat-
ing clergymen were-The Most Rev.
DR.. Gilmartin, Bishop of Clonfert
(brother of the bride), assisted by the
Very Rev. P. Canon Lyons, PIP, v. f..
Castlebar. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Bathgate left for Dublin,
where the first portion of the honey
moon will be spent.
Queens County.
Inc unexpected death OF Mr.. VIM.
Carroll, DC, Abbeyleix. on June 14th,
has occasioned feelings of sincere and
widespread regret. At an inquest
held recently by Mr.. M. Hornibrook.
RIM, and Viscount de Vessel, in the
absence of DR.. Higgins, Coroner, q YER
dict was returned that death was due
to rupture of one of the blood ves-
sells. Deceased was IS years of age,
and unmarried.
On June 10 John Fitzpatrick, Rah-
andrick Queens Co., succumbed to in
juries received in quarrel at a tour
nament at Clough, some short dis
lance from his home. A hurting match
between teams representing Rainbow
ney and Ballacolla was in progress,
when dispute arose between some
of the supporters of rival team, dur
ing which it is alleged the deceased