The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-07-16
Antrim.


from Bangor pier, but was rescued Ivy
Mr.. H. Wells, young man who was
rowing i'll the vicinity, and who was
assisted by two yachtsmen. Martin
was cut on the head and was removed
y to the police barracS for treatment by
DR.. Mitchell.
Much regret is felt in Belfast at thu
death Of Mrs. M'Caughey, wife OF
Councillor John M'Caughey, j. p, Of
Derryvolgie avenue, Belfast, the popu-
lar representative of Woodvale Ward
in the Corporation.
Armagh.
rs A tramp named Murphy entered .
al. public house at Belleek, Co., Armagh.
l28 and asked for loan Of table knife.
.rae Getting the knife, he walked to the
a''door and drew it across his throat,
~ inflicting wound, which was dressed
- by DR.. Dawson after his arrest He
-. has been committed to Armagh Asy,-
lum
s.s1 Among the new magistrates ap-
=
5jFec England, are two doctors, natives OF
SIT Cork-Dr. Arthur Bowling, formerly
of Blackjack, Cork, and Dr. P. J.
'S'as O'Keeffe Kilcrea man.
At a conference of town traders,
~. farmers, and the Fair Committee at
,,s- fered the Fair Green free of toll for
ss;r future fairs.
.ft2r Carlow.
-is+s DR.. Joseph Byrne, of Bagnalstown,
has been awarded, at Columbia Uni
~ versity, the Alumni Association prize
s'f" of 6 100 for medical research. Before
,,... leaving Ireland Dr. Byrne, who was
,v,,, educated at Carlow College and took
,.s,,r his B. A. in the Royal University, was
ss1 well known as a rugby football player
ss.s and all round athlete
Clare.
The annual sports of the Ennis Com
mercial Club were held on Sunday in
~ the Agricultural Grounds in splendid
~ weather There was an immense at
tendance, the special trains from Linn
erick. Galway, and West Clare being
49, very largely patronized. The Com
N. mittee, especially the hard worked
49, hor. SECS. Messrs. Howard and Molony,
~, deserve every praise for the manner
sfsf ir which they carried through to so
successful an issue.
Cavan.
Michael oRourke. farmer, Lavey,
Co. Cavan, is under treatment at the
-. Cavan Inf1rmary for a wound in the
- throat which is stated to have been
self-inf1cted. No reason is assigne I
~ for O'Rourke's action. BY peculiar
~, coincidence, another Michael O'Rourkc
- Is alleged to have attempted suicide
@t1fat Cavan. He is now progressing fav.
AZ oraby.
Dublin.
A meeting Of the Drumcondra
branch of the United Irish League was
&, held in the Parochial Halls, Glasnevin
49,: The Lord Mayor presided, and speeches
were delivered by Mr.. John Dillon, NJ
tt.ss p, Rev. Rather M'Grath, Mr.. Wm
- M'Grath, B. L., and others.
- The new premises of the Sim Fein
az Bank, which will also be utilized. as
$. W. l'' ''''''' rem
movement were formally opened last
g,g. week, and speeches were delivered by
,As,s Mr. Arthur Grifiths, Alderman T. Kelly
.S3r and others.
iss The funeral of the late Mr.. Patrick
8saE* Magennis, Ardbrin. Annaclone, Ban
ND bridge, brother of Mr.. Hugh Magennls,
or Messrs. Gallaher Ltd. was a strik
Ing tribute to the esteem in which he
~, was held by all classes. testified to
III N, the widespread regret occasioned by
NM, his demise.
tsssaa 4 ,- DONEGAL
' a1as- DR.. David B. Walker who died re-
Gently in Brooklyn. was grandson Of
the late Mr. Robert Walker, of Grove
s Hill, County Donegal
aas James Mclaughlin, of Carvaghan has
been fined 4Os. and costs, and bound
ssasss over to keep the peace. at Burnrort
s.ssks Geo. DonegaD Petty Sessions for as
! T sfc% saulting Lieut. Col. Joseph Fleming, j.
ffssssS-ssP., of Castlequarter, Inch Island. By
fafsssssE rushing against him and beating hi,,,
- 80 In very violent manner-without, a.;
Il appeared the slightest provocation.
Galway.
/ l az Swinford District Council has pass
ttassaa.sed resolution calling for the excisio {,
from the Kings Accession Declaration
s4lcf the words offensive to Catholics
Galway Urban Council has unani-
mously approved of the scheme sub
mitted to the Galway Harbor Board