The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-09-09
3NEWS FROM IRELANDX !
Antrim.

For the coming Parliamentary Re-
vision in Belfast city, the following
are the totals of claims lodged in
each Division-West 1858, East 1913,
South 846, and North 1887.
Armagh.
On Saturday, August 18th, the Arm
agh police made betting raid on the
premises of Constantine Ward, victu-
aller, Ogle street, Armagh, and ar
rested Charles Quinn, Constantine
Ward, William Ward, Jr.; John Kear-
ney, James Donnelly, and James
M'kenna. The defendants were
brought before Mr.. James Irwin, J.
P, in the Courthouse, and charged
with betting and using the premises
referred to for the purpose of betting
Mr. VIM. Gallagher, solicitor, defend
ed VIM. Ward, Jr., John Kearney,
james Donnelly, and JAMES M'Kenna
were discharged, and Charles Quinn
and Constantine Ward were remand
ed on bail till next Petty Sessions.
Clare.
The marriage took place at Cree,
county Glare, on Monday, of DR.. P.
F. O'Dea, Smithtown House, Bally-
nagan, and Mrs. Cecilia Russell, of
Oakfleld Lodge, Ballynagan. The
bride was given away by her uncle,
Lieut. ]. O'Keane, R.H.A. Miss Mary
Reidy and Miss X. Lahive cousins of
the bride) were the bridesmaids; and
Breakfast was served at Whites Ho-
tel, and the newly-wedded pair left
at midday for Rostrevor county
Down. The wedding presents were
numerous and costly.
Cork.
At a meeting of the Council OF
the Cork Industrial Development AS
sociation Mr. j. j. Walsh presiding,
the secretary was directed to inter-
view the master bakers of Cork with
reference to the increased importa-
ton, within recent years, of cheap for
eign-made yeast into Cork.
A recent statement made at meet
ing of the Cork Ratepayer's Associa-
ton by Mr.. w. Dorgan, solicitor, that
hundreds of tons of vermin-infected
clothing were on sale in the Bazaar
Market, and nothing else, was inquir-
Il s,,tD r,,1, r@1J
kets Committee, who declared that
there was nothing to justify the state
ment. They found the market clean
and tidy, and seven-eighths of the
clothing there was new.
Cavan.
A very large number from the par.
ishes of Killann, Enniskeen, Knock
bride, Killenkere and Drumgoon at
tended the Carrickmacross National
demonstration on Tuesday, August
18th. The Bailieboro' UIL brass
band with a large contingent went
via kingscourt, where contingents
were met from kingscourt. Corlea,
Muff, Kilmainhamwood, Moybologue,
and Kilberg, county Meath. On the
return journey the Bailieboro' contin-
gent accompanied Cootehll, Drum.
COON, and Knockbride through Sher.
cock
Carlow.
The members of the Athy Young
Emmett Football Club had most en-.
joyable outing on Sunday last, charm
ing Poulaphuca being the rendezvous
This was the third annual excursion
of the club, and was by far the most
successful. No essential element to
the making Of most enjoyable out
ing was wanting. The party, upwards
of thirty in number, left Athy by car
shortly after nine o'clock, and the
run Wicklow-wards was enlivened by
music and song, for the club, while
excelling in athletic talent, is by no
means poor in musical ability.
Derry.
1t is proposed to add tower and
spire to the Catholic church at Bel
laghy. county Derry. 1t is to be de-
signed by Mr.. j. " Brennan, archi-
tect, Belfast Bank Chambers, Belfast.
Down.
Mr.. J. Cleland, JP., Crossgar, has
been appointed Hon. Secretary, and
Mr.. G. R. Begley, J.P.. Hon. Treasurer,
of Co. Down Magistrates Commit
tee for the purpose of making a suit
able presentation to Mr.. James MIean
on the occasion OF his retirement from
the Resident Magistracy
Dublin.
The 6 p. m. passenger train from
Wexford to Dublin slipped the metals
outside the first points at Kilurin
station. A breakdown gang was
promptly on the scene, and in col-
pie of hours traffic was resumed. 1t