The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-08-27
lYNEWS FROM IRELANDX !

flee of the Clerk of the Crown and
Peace, Galway, was this week appoint
ed a commissioner for the taking Of
afidavits. MIR. Leonard, instructed by
Messrs. ]. G. Conroy & Sons, appeared
in support of the petition.
kerry.
The Board of Guardians of Killarney
and Kenmare have passed resolutions
sincerely sympathizing with the Most
Rev. DIR. Mangan on the recent death
of his mother.
The late Mr.. Ernest A. Kinnear, ]. P,
Tralee. left personal estate valued ut
e11,01S. He left his estate on trust
for his wife during her widowhood,
she maintaining thereout his children.
In the event of her remarriage he left
her $3.50 year for the benefit of his
son Ronald, and ESQ to his daughter,
Vora. The remainder of the income
of his estate he left to his wife dur
ing her life, and subject to her inter-
est. $4,000 to his daughter, and residue
to his son.
Kildare.
Two successful concerts were held at
the Curragh Camp and at Ncwbrdge
on Monday and Tuesday evenings re-
spectively in aid of the Drogheda Me-
mortal Cottage Hospital and the Wo-
mems National Health Association
The following took part in the pro-
grams: Sir Anthony Weldon. d. S. o.
and Lady Weldon. Mrs Noble john
son, Miss Prior, Miss Mulock, Miss Be-
han. Miss Cox, Miss O'Connor, Mr.
Morgan, MIR. kearney, Mr.. White, Mr.
Nettleton, Mr.. Woodley, etc
Kilkenny.
1t was announced at recent meet.
ing Of the Kilkenny Town Tenants AS
ISOLATION that 18c Sd had been sub
scribed locally to the Briscoc Testi-
rnonial. and further lSs promised.
Mr.. Philip Kerwick, Oldham, Tulla-
roam, County Kilkenny, has passed
away in his s5th year. Mr.. Kerwick
took an interest i'm all that concerned
the welfare of the country, and wa:
highly esteemed by all classes in his
neighborhood.
Kings.
At meeting of the Ferbane. Kings
County. branch of the United Irish
League, it was announced that the
L'Estrange estate had been sold. The
meeting condemned the criticisms OF
Mr.. Reddy, M. p, with regard to the
Ferbane cattle drive.
Leitrim.
The Rev. Father White, native OF
Carrisallen, County Leitrim. who de-
scended a mine after the disaster al
Oulton. near Leeds, In order to admin
lister the last sacraments to a Catholic
workman was recently presented b,
his parishioners with an illuminated
address and purse Of so sovereigns a:
a mark of appreciation of his heroism
Many nom Catholics contributed to thu
testimonial.
Louth.
At the meeting Of the Louth Count,
Council on the 5th inst, deputatio,
was received from Annagassan to ash
the cooperation Of the Council to hav.
a pier built at the cost of G1.6O0
ESQ to be contributed and the Council
| -;
teed by the residents of the district
The Council considered the proposal
and decided to 40 into the matter i,
detail when plans and specification.
were laid before them
Longford.
The death has taken place at New.
town, Moate. of DR.. T. Fltzmaurice
; a highly respected medical practi
. TONER.
Limerick.
; When sentenced to a months i'm
prisonment at Limerick Petty Session.
for assaulting Il policeman, VIM. Nc
Carthy stated he had been tempera t,
ipl tSIi ears, anu, as ne was OFunl
on the occasion. he did not know wha
he was doing.
Six girls in the COLA School, Count,
Limerick, have been awarded certifi.
Gates OF merit by district and senior
inspectors. The principal Of the school
Mrs. Kathleen O'Neill, got special pro.
, motion to second grade recently, whic,
brought all increase of els per an
mum.
, Mayo.
The Westport Urban Council ha!
adopted resolution with only one dis
sentient, asking the Irish Party t.
, exert themselves to have the extrs
tax on whiskey removed.
, Mr.. David Edward Burtchaell who's,
death is announced from Westport, wa
a promising member of the engineers