The Irish standard., 1911-10-21
3NEWS FROM IRELANDx !

F, than last year, and the exhibits gen.
orally of a superior quality, both in
the horse, cattle and Industrial Sec
| tons.
Kildare.
| On the 10Th of September,
Mrs. Rowan, the respected wife of pr
| Rowan, of Nalctte, kildare. pre-
pairing to so out driving was sudden
ly stricken with Il weakness from
which she expired within short time.
The deceased was thirty-five years of
age. DR.. Rowan was just returning
from a professional call and fastened
to his wife's aid. DR.. +. r. Coady was
summoned but Mrs. Rowan was be-
You'd help. Death was due to cardiac
failure.
Leitrim.
DR.. Michael j. Dolan, Drumkeerin,
was unanimously elected Medical OFF,
Ger of Health for the Lurganboy Dis
pensary District at a meeting of the
Manorhamilton Guardians and District
Council the only other candidate be-
ing Miss Williams, NJ. d., Dublin.
There was a large attendance of
Guardians. DR.. Dolan who has the de-
gree of NJ. b. and Oh. b. of Edinburgh
University, is a son of the late Mr.. +.
Dolan, of Drumkeerin, and is very
popular in the district
longford.
District Inspector A. w. Adderly, r.
l. c., has been transferred from Bally-
mahon, to the Newport District Co.
Mayo.
The laborers employed in the Dun
dak breweries have been granted an
increase of two shillings per week
or the twenty-seven boys from the
Christian Schools Of Dundalll who
took the intermediate examinations
for 1911, twenty-siN passed in Irish
while the three prize winners all pass
ed in Irsh-an accomplishment to be
proud Of. OF the fifteen who qualified
i'll the Preparatory grade all passed
in Irish.
Limerick
youth named Hehir was killed in
Limerick last week by fall from a
tree from which he was collecting
chestnuts.
Miss T. G. Coghlan. very popular
member Of the Limerick Telcgraphic
staff has been presented with the Inn
perlal Service Medal
Mayo.
The Very Rev. DR.. Dalton, author
OF 1.-THE History of Ireland" has been
given the pastoral charge of Ballin-
robe and raised to the dignity of VII
car Forane and Canon of the Cath
Rev. DR.. Healy.
Meath.
AT meeting OF the Trim Board of
Guardians held on the 10Th the uues-
ton of installing an electric light
plant at cost not to exceed C $50 was
discussed at considerable length. A
representative of Messrs. Heating and
Sons, Dublin, was in attendance and
explained the specifications for the
plant in detail. Action was deferred
to a subsequent meeting.
Queens.
The strike at Mountmellick was
Drought to satisfactory conclusion
by the Committee appointed to arbi-
trate the differences between the
Messrs. PIN and Sons and McEyov.
limited. A number of Messrs. PIN
and Sons employees receive an in
crease of shillings a week and an
other batch get l shilling of an ad-
vance.
Roscommon.
Mr.. A. Conway, cashier in the Bal
laghadereen branch of the Hiberniar
Bank, recently promoted to Dublin, is
missed by large circle Of friends in
the West, where he made himself de-
servedly popular in local business anc
social circles.
Tyrone.
The High Sheriff for Co. Tyrone has
fixed September 20 for the nomina-
tions for North Tyrone, and October 6
for the polling.
At the Moy, Co. Tyrone, Revision
Sessions. the Nationalists made a fur
ther gain of 20 in the polling district,
which makes net gain Of 76 for foul
polling districts.
Tipperary.
The Nenagh town tenants case
the eviction of Slattery-which caus.
ed so much excitement and which was
reported in these columns two weeks
ago, is settled. The landlord agreed
to reinstate the tenant, reduce his
rent from G25 to s22 los, with pow.
er to sell his interest at rent of G25