The Irish standard., 1911-07-29
Antrim.

bridge at Drumskid, Dundalk, Sec
ton of the smoke board, which mad
become loosened in its position I'M
der the arch, pierced the case OF the
mail van, ripping large hole, through
which a portion of the detached wood
work fell. No one was injured.
Armagh.
The annual meeting of the St. Ar
magh Executive was held in Carran
National hall on Sunday, June 25th
Mr.. James McElroy, R. D. c., vice
president of the Executive, presiding.
DR.. Charles O'Neill, NJ. p, for South
Armagh; Mr.. ]. P. Convery, organic
err; Mr.. p. Donnelly, honorable secre-
tary of the Executive.
Carlow.
The Co. Carlow Elective U. l. L.,
have passed resolution rendering
heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. O'Reilly
on the death of her husband, Mr.. Mi
chael O'Reilly, leading Nationalist
and member of the League.
Clare.
Mr.. S. Mcguire, editor OF the Glare
Champion who was charged at En-
mis- Petty Sessions with publishing adj
vertisements in connection with the
Hamburg State Lottery, was allowed
out under the Probationer Offenders
Act.
Cavan.
An explosion took place during the
blasting operations at Drumatoor,
near Reohills, Co. Cavan, resulted in
two brothers named Alfred and Elias
Jones, and another man receiving in
juries necessitating medical attention.
Alfred Jones, who has been removed
to Cavan Infirmary, sustained several
bad cuts, an eye injury and broken
ankle. Dr. Farley, Ballyhaise, has the
other men under his care.
Cork.
Mr.. J. C. Scanlon, 33 Sundays Well,
Cork, has been appointed to the mag
istracy for the county.
Included in the recent list of Cor
onation honors is the name of Col.
The O'Donovan, D. L., of Lssard,
Skibbereen. who had conferred on
him the distinction Of Commander OF
the Bath. Col The O'Donovan is a
large landed proprietor in West
Cork.
The King has telegraphed his sim
cere thanks to Rev. NJ. NJ. O'Cala-
CHAN. Adm. and the people of Fermoy
for their congratulatory message to
the Queen and himself on the occa-
sior of his Coronation, and their vel
come extended to him on his Irish
visit
Down.
Mr. James G. Allen, Comber, Coun-
ty Down, was on Tuesday sworn in
as magistrate for the County Down
at Belfast by Sir Andrew Brady, r. NJ.
1t may be recolected that Mr. AL
lens commission. on the recommends
ton Of the Marquis of Londonderry,
X. g., arrived in Comber month aft
Ell Mr.. Allen had left for Cuba, and
consequently he could not be sworn
In
Derry
The costs in connection with the
recent triennial elections in the Co.
Derry was 341 pounds.
A young lad named Reynolds was
playing with rocket in Bishop street,
Derry, when it exploded and blew
two fingers off his hand and injured
his face
Dublin.
The Irish Art and Industries Exhi-
bition will be held in conjunction with
the Horse Show at Ballsbridge on Au-
+ gust 22nd and three following days,
and will include classes for Lace,
Embroidery, Tapestry, Wood Carving,
Wood Inlay, Typography and Stained
Woodwork, Violin Making, Metal
Work, Bookbinding, Illuminating,
Stained Glass Work, Modelling for
Ornamental Plaster Work, Mosaic
Work, and Designs. Though the en-
tries giving particulars of the arti-
cles to be submitted in competition
had to be filed before the 18th inst
+ the actual work need not be sent to
s5 the exhibition until Aug. 18th. Com!
u petitors have thus some little time in
IA which to finish their work. Prize
lists and entry forms may be had on
" application to the Registrar, Royal
IS Dublin Society, Leinster House. Dub
+ lin
s5 Fermanagh.
The scheme of Technical Instruction
* In Fermanagh will cost it is estimate
ed, 9S4 pounds out of total income
\ Of 1904 pounds.
Galway.
ss Martin Sheridan, a hard working