The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-12-02
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took head at Albert Bridge and DASH
ing on to the footpath, knocked down
woman named Mrs. Nicely, aged Sc,
widow. residing at Woodstock Road.
One of the wheels of the vehicle pass
ed over her body, and she expired
while being conveyed in an ambulance
to the Royal Victoria Hospital.
Armagh
Mrs. ]. L. NJ Talbot, Little Castle
dillon, who presided on Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. 18th, at a meeting of the
Armagh Women's Unionst Associa-
ton, said many of their Catholic
friends were grateful to them for OPP
posing Home Rule. Mrs. Sinclair, OF
the Ulster w. Il. A.. delivered an adj
dress, and Miss Army M'Clintock and
Miss Fitzgerald We're other speakers.
Clare.
At the Ennis Petty Sessions on Nov.
5th, d. O'Conncll, Supervisor of In
land Revenue, prosecuted a man of
the farming class named Maloney,
from the Maurice's Hills district, for
having arms without a license. The
defendant pleaded guilty.
Cork.
Another proof OF the superiority of
Queenstown as Il port of call for AM
erican mail steamers was clearly DEM
onstrated by the landing of the White
Star liner Celtic's mail here late on
Thursday night, Nov. 9Th. The mail
tender from the Celtic reached the
quay on that night at 10: 40 p. NJ, and
the special train left for Kingstown
Pier at 11:45 p. IN. By this means cor
respondence reached all parts of Ire
land on Friday morning, and delivered
in London by midday, thus giving am
pie time for replies to leave London
the following Saturday evening in time
to catch the outward Cunarder at
Queenstown.
Carlow.
The Co. Carlow Rugby Football Club
has presented Mr.. S. G. Swtzcr with
II
OF pipes on his departure from Carlow
on promotion to the Cavan branch of
the Bank of Ireland. Rev. T.. Furlong
has been elected captain Of the club
in place of Mr.. Swil%cr.
Cavan.
Mrs cuNle. wife of Mr.. Edward
Coyie, District Councillor for Tonnyin
rear Coutrhin County Cavan, died on
her car as she was proceeding to Mass.
Deceased WAS IL Very popular young
lany, and Was sister of Rev. Father
Donohuc, statio.;r.. near ElacElion.
Eus in.
TIE Dublin t,lr t"ical Exhibition
closed Nov. 9Th. M. Lorcan Sherlock,
T.. G., delivered a short address in the
coul 81 OF wh,cn ilr referred to the
progress Of the electricity undertaking
OF the Corporation.
A meeting OF the Committee Of the
Dublin Isran. II OF tho Womens Ma
tionnl i.caith .\S:oriatiuu was held on
Monday, ;n> 9Th inst, nor l:xcellency
the Countess Of Aberdeen presiding. 1t
was arr:ul - ii that for the future the
work OF the Samaritan Committee
should !! 9 centralized alld worked In
cDnEccinM with the Tuberculosis Dis
pensary. Mss i.uch%nan kindly con-
scented IT, rep rsrlt the Branch in con-
nection witt, the state Insurance Bill.
The report OF the emergency nurses
to prevent iniantlc mortality was re-
ceived. They paid over 5000 visits
and distributed 9,1a2 bottles of milk
during the summer months.
Derry.
A meeting of the lady collectors who
kindly give their services annually in
collecting funds for the relief of the
sick and poor under the care of the
Sisters of Mercy was recently held in
the Convent, Pump street, Derry. Dis
tricts having been allotted to each, it
was arranged that they should call
upon the generous and charitable
friends of the good work to receive
their customary subscriptions, so
means may be available to meet the
distress consequent upon the coming
winter season.
t Donegal
The intcrment took place Il few days
ago of Mrs. Ellen Gallagher, Fanag-
Il haus, Inver, County Donegal. She had
attained her 101st year, and with her
II two daughters, one of which pre- de-
" ceased her some months ago. were
u eac hin receipt of old age pensions.
ifS Down.
Recently in the Chancery Division,
=, before the Master of the Rolls, the
case of Wallace VS.. M'Bride and others
appeared in the list.
-&s The action was one in which Mr.. It.
ID al rn