The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-11-11
Antrim.

An additional batch Of spinners who
have been on strike for some tim,
past returned to work in the York
Street and Milewater Mills on Monday
morning. It is reported however, that
there are a number Of the employees
still out but it is expected that the
dispute will soon be settled.
Armagh.
On Wednesday last Miss M'Laugh-
lin, daughter of Mr.. James M'Laugh-
lin, Armagh lin religion Sister Mary
Malachy) made her final vows and re-
ceived the black veil from the Very
Rev. Patrick Canon DAILY PIP, We,
Drimholme, Ballintra, in the chapel
attached to st. GATHERINGS Convent
of Mercy, Barryshannon. Sister Mary
Malachy, since she entered the Order
as a postulant and during her no.
vitiate, displayed great talents com
bined with a religious humility
worthy OF her great vocation.
Carlow.
In his report on the Carlow Lunatic
Asylum, DR.. Considine, Inspector Of
Lunatics, states there is accommoda-
tons in the asylum for only 321 pa
over 500, so that added accommodate
ton is required.
Cavan.
The numerous friends of Professor
Roche, one OF the most universally re-
spected residents in the County Cav
an, extend their heartfelt sympathy to
him in the great bereavement he has
sustained by the death of his third
eldest son, Francis, who succumbed
on October 10Th, in his twentieth year.
Deceased, who had long suffered from
hip-disease bore the painful malady
with which God had afflicted him,
with angelic resignation, and met his
death with perfect resignation and un-
disguised joy.
Cork.
Much regret is felt in ClOnakilty at
the departure for Slbbereen of Rev.
Michael OCallaghan. &C, whose work
as President of tho Local Branch of
the Gaelic League is we'll known, Pa
Their OCallaghan reorganized the local
Branch of the Holy Family Contra
ternity. and his zeal won him the es-
TEEN OF all crceds and classes.
Mrs. Moynihan. 40, wife of Daniel
Moynihan, shoemaker, Millstreet. Co.
Cork, died under melancholy circum-
stances at Malow Railway Station
during the week She was on her way
to the South Cork infirmary to I'M
dergo an operation when she suddenly
collapsed on the platform and died,
rot. however. before receiving the last
rites Of the Church from the Rev
Father .Ahcrn. DR.. Holman was also
present.
There is now on view at Mn Joseph
Maurer's iewelrr establishment,
OConncll street. Ennis. a. very hand.
some piece Of plate. which is about to
be presented 10 Captain O'Grady, the
the members of the Hunt, in recogni.
ton Of the excellent manner in which
he had managed the business and
provided sport since he took charge
Of the pack. 1t consists Of a vary
large and massive silver salvcr, beau.
tifully finished, and the presentation
will take place at an early date
Down.
Newry Urban Council has accepted
the tender Of Messrs. w. j. Campbell
and Sons ut $500 for the erection OF
seven workmen's houses in Church
street, a tender already accepted. hav-
iEa been withdrawn. owing to "a mis-
take. Some members wished the
Council to adopt a tender for ,e955,
but no name was given on the tender.
and it was not on the official form,
and the boards solicitor advised that
it could not be considered.
Derry.
Last week an inquest was held in
Derry on Anne Doherty. aged years,
who died in the local intrmary from
severe burns received While her
mother was a few minutes in the yard
Of her residence. There was, it was
stated, no tireguard on the CRATE. A
verdict of death from burns accident
ally received was returned Head Con-
stable O'Donohue said the authorities
intended taking steps to make the use
OF fireguards more general
Donegal.
a decree of s2a to he levied off
the rural district of Ballyshannon was
granted at Donega! Quarter Sessions
to Thomas Gallagher, West Puff, Bal
lyshannon. for the malicious burning
OF three small houses. A man named
Connolly had been sentenced to three