The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-01-21
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money and 4 worth in stamps and
envelopes carried Off.
DR.. A. G. M'Kenna, of York street,
Belfast, who has been raised to the
Commission OF the Peace for that
city, is native of Galway.
Armagh.
Two young men named Francis
M'Cann and Bernard MKee have been
remanded on bail at Portadown. on a
charge OF waylayng and robbing a
farmer named James Weir on the
night OF the 18th ult Weir is al
legged to have been attacked by five
men, beaten, and As in money and Il
waterproof coat and cap taken from
Cork
The Cork Bench declined on Satur-
day, Dec. "a, to grant transfer Of ii
license for the Cork Grocer's Club.
MIR. Starkie, X. NJ, said strong com
plants had been made 10 him about
he way the club had been conducted
Mr. John Sheehan, Chairman Of
E'ermoy Urban Council, recently
brought before tha1 body the action
of the police in attempting 10 stop a
brass band and a large crowd of poo
pie crossing the Blackwaler Bridge
on the occasion OF the celebration of
Capt. Donelans return for East Cork
and, after discussion, it was decided
with District Inspector Loeb on the
subject.
Glare.
The funeral o; the victims OF the
recent drowning disaster at Nilkee
was one Of the most impressive ever
Witnessed in that town. Solemn Re-
QUEEN Mass was celebrated in the
parish church prior to the interment
Another body Of one Of the victims
OF the Kilkee fishing disaster was
found washed ashore early on Thurs
day morning, and is supposed to be
that of Michael M'Namara Little
doubt exists now but that the body
found in Lahinch-not Liscannor, as
already rcported--is that OF the deaf
and dumb man, Patrick IIoulihan
Identification is difficult, as the limbs
are missing anu the head missing or
heshless.
Mr. w. O'Callaghan, a contractor,
OF Lurgan, was fined 5s., with costs,
at Cavan Petty Sessions. yesterday
Tor having assaulted Mr.. p. Scollans,
the caretaker of the Cavan Town
HALL An application on the part of
the defendant to have Mr.. Scollans
found to the peace for having, as
alleged used abusive language was
dismissed.
district at the death of Sister A po-
line Cannon, at the Convent of the
Sisters Of Charity. MIL Hill. London.
Deceased was the second eldest
daughter OF the late Mr. John Gan
non and Mrs. Cannon, Cavan.
Carlow
Christmas Day was observed in
most fitting manner in Stradbally I'm
mense crowds attended all the mass.
es and approached the rail. The same
may be said of the services at vi
carStOwn
Dublin.
On Christmas morning the funeral
took place Of Mr.. p. Creighton. a
member Of the st. James Band. The
funeral was largely attended, the Con.
poraton Workmens Band participate
ing.
A boy named Behan aged 6, was
run over by a car on the 9th, in
homas ST, Ringsend. He died in
the Dublin City Hospital shortly af-
ter he was brought there.
Alderman Cotton, who defeated Sir
Bryan Cooper for the South Division
OF Dublin, has been elected an Hon
orary member of the Irish Railway
Workers Trade Union.
Donegal
A little girl named Mary Anne Do
herty was charged at Buncrana with
the larceny OF a purse containing Is
and two rings, the property of Mrs.
Isabella Moore, Rockfort terrace. Bun
crana. Having heard the evidence
+ the magistrates adjourned the case in
(, order to give the police an oppor-
tunity OF obtaining evidence against
the receivers.
Down.
MIR. Robert Moody, of Saintfield. Co.
Down, wooden draper, left estate val
X ned at 91,919 is. 3d., of which e69S
Is. I'd. is English estate. Probate of
his will has been granted to his
brother, MIR. Andrew Todd Moody,
WOODEN draper, and his widow. The