The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-12-21
Antrim.


The death of William Martin Nc
Grath. prominent lawyer, took place
on November 16 at his residence, APP
plan Way, Dublin. The deceased was
native of Belfast, his father. Will
liam McGrath. for many years. carry
ing on business in Donegal street in
The drapery trade. He was educated
at ST. Malachy's College, and was
called to the Bar in 1887
.... Armagh.
The death took place on November
OF Andrew Mackenzie, kilylea. at
the age of "A years. The death OF
William Paul, OF the firm of Paul 4
Sons, Portadown took place recently.
Cavan.
Before the Master of the Rolls on
November 20 the case of owen Nc
Dermott came on. 1t was an actlon
for the administration of the estate
of owen McDermott. deceased,
farmer, who resided during his life
time in Magheraboy near kilnaleck'
The action was brought by his daugh-
ter. Bridget, against his widow, Cath
crime. the Administrative. McDermott
died on February Is. 1898, and ad-
ministration was granted to the oe-
PENDANT OIL April 2sth, 1911. He lett
three daughters. one of whom Is the
plaintiff. and one son. The Master OIL
the Rolls had granted a primary Or
der. The matter came before him TO
,.l.o bis opinion as to whether the
defendant had received $500, assets
of the deceased. and should be SUD-
charged. During the evidence II was
alleged by the plaintiff that the ad-
tninistratrix had drawn this money
which was her husbands property
out of some of the local banks. ana
,h,, shc had for some time kept 900
golden sovereigns' in box in sna'i
shop carried on by her. The case was
adjourned pending settlement out
of court.
Cork.
Most REV. DIR. O'Callaghan, Bishop
of Cork. has been pleased to appoint
tina following priests Canons OF the
Chaptcr of the Diocese: Rev. +. "A"
Roche. Adm, SIS. Peter and Paurs;
Rev. Martin Murphy. Adm, Catheo-
raj. Very Rev. r. Sexton, D. d.. st
r'inDarr's College.
The body of young man named
Madden, who was employed by Johh
rlaherty. farmer, killusty, was found
i'm ploughed field on November TO-
bv his sister in law. who, having
missed him. went in search OF hm'
There was no mark of violence. ana
at the inquest verdict of death from
. heart failure brought on by suffo-
eating attack, was returned.
Carlow.
The. lands of Davis's hill and Fer-
mount were sold by Joseph Murphy,
auctioneer. for James Timmins. to
Mr.. w. Proctor Croneskeagh, for the
sum of G54O. y small farm belong
ing to Thomas Brown, Mill street
containing about six Irish acres, was
sold at the high price of G21o.
Down.
Rev. Thomas Gallery, L. p. Of
Balnmeen, near Newry. met with a
rather serious accident while driving
home from Rostrevor. where he had
been officiating at marriage cere-
nnony on November 20. Near Brad
ley's farm in Donaghguy. about a mile
from Warrenpoint, the horse suddenly
took fright and the croydon was
turned completely over, the priest be-
ing pinned underneath it. A police
man who appeared on the scene
raised the side Of the croydon on his
shoulder, and held it up while he ex-
trcated Father Gallery from his per-
ilous position. After a short rest
Father Gallery was able to proceed
home in a brougham. The croydon
was smashed. but the horse was not
injured.
Dublin.
A destructive fire occurred early on
the night of November is in Mcssrs
Nolan Brothers confectionery shop
10 Capel street. Dublin.
On the night of November 20 a hay
shed containing about five hundred
tons of hay, the property of George
Alexander, Backweston. near Lucan
was totally destroyed by fire.
Fermanagh.
John George Crozier, J. p, of Gortre
House, a former sheriff for the coun
,yty. and his wife, We're arrested on
November IS and charged with the
inanslaushter of John Spencer Noe