The Irish standard., 1911-10-21
Clare.

mon German, aged about As, and stat
ed to be native of Miltownmalbay,
suddenly collapsed in the street. and
succumbcd soon after being electrical
ly and medically treated. He had only
arrived by the IS. Arabic, and was in
an advanced stage of consumption.
Carlow.
Thomas Coogan, a Well-to-do farm
eli, aged IS, was found dead in a field
a, Portrition on Sunday, Sept. Is. He
lived alone at Eicknock, some five
miles from Batinglas. coroner's
Jury, after the examination Of a num-
death to be due to cerebral apopleXy.
Cavan.
Among wide circle of friends, the
death is regretted of DR.. Caldwell, Of
Drumshiel House, Cootehill. De-
ceased was late of Virginia.
At Cootehill Petty Sessions young
married woman, charged with unlaw-
fully obtaining the sum of Go from
Mr.: j. A. Shera, J. p, by forging the
name of Mrs. Walsh, Island View
House, was discharged under the
defendant suffered from delusions, and
was at one time in the employment of
Mrs. Walsh. The money was given
back intact.
Donegal.
The death has taken place at Bum
crana of Mr.. Joseph Crawford. who
was highly respected in commercial
circles in the North of Ireland. He
was a representative of leading Bel
fast firm.
Down.
28th ult., a. barn containing large
quantity of farm produce, principally
oats. the property of Mrs. Wilson, Ber-
wick Hall, near MORA, was complete
ly destroyed by fire. The loss is est-
mated at $3.50 and was not insured.
Dublin.
Sergeant Thomas Fogarty, r. I. c.,
has been elected by the Magistrate a
clerk to the Petty Sessions Court.
On Sunday, Sept. "a, the Mater Mis-
ercordiae Hospital celebrated with
BETTING pomp and ceremonies the
Golden Jubilee of it's foundation. DIR.
Donnelly Auxiliary Bishop of Dub
lin Sir Christopher Nixon and others
made speeches.
\ committee which has been invest
igatng the Main Drainage of the City
of Dubli. has recommended that the
system be so extended that the de-
posits of the township of Pembroke
and nRathmine which now discharge
their sewage in the Lippy below the
Pigeon House filtration be compelled
system and thus absolutely insure the
Liffy against pollution.
Cad" Fermanagh.
Hugh Lunny. aged 81. of Gortoral.
was admitted to Fermanagh Co. Hos
pital lately suffering from a severe
knife wound in the abdomen which is
alleged to have been caused by James
Killegher, Moher, who has been ar
rested and remanded. Both parties,
returning from Swanlinbar Sports on
the preceding night, are alleged to
next morning Lunny was found lying
on the roadside in state of collapse.
Galway.
Mr.. John Redmond, NJ. p. arrived in
Galway on Thursday from Clifden,
and put up at the Railway Hotel.
Mr.. Finnerty, D. c., Tample, Cur
teen, was, at the Loughrea Petty SEES
sions, convicted of having acted as
District Councillor and Poor Law
Guardian on the 18th July last, and
lin the capacity Of Poor Law Guardian
again on the 5th August, while dis
qualified by law owing to having been
sentenced to a term Of Imprisonment
at Limerick Winter Assizes, 1908, on
a charge of unlawful assembly and
assaulting the police.
ea Kings.
The Technical classes at Edenderry
are doing exceptionally good work. At
recent meeting of the class in the
Convent school a pleasant surprise
was sprung. Mrs. M. P. O'Brien had,
at her own expense, provided for
lighting by gaslight. The installation
had just been completed and Father
Murphy seized upon the occasion Of a
1 visit of Mrs. O'Brien, to have all the
jets lighted, much to the surprise and
pleasure of all concerned.
Kilkenny.
Most Rev. DR.. Browning, Bishop of
ossory. has appointed Rev. Edward
38O ''keefe, chaplain of the Workhouse
Of the Kilkenny Union.