The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-05-11
Antrim.

Joseph Devlin, M. p. National
President of the A. o. H., formally
opened the new A. O. H. hall in Nor
rison's Island on Sunday.
Samuel Lowans, Cliftonpark ave-
nue., Belfast, fell from train travel
ing between Dublin and Belfast, and
was seriously injured. His recovery
was not expected.
Miss Catharine Savage, Terminnan.
met with a fatal accident during a
gale recently. A stack of straw was
blown down in the Savage farmyard.
ard when engaged in rebuilding it
the workmen came upon the dead
body Of Miss Savage. 1t was thought
that the deceased had been engaged
gathering eggs when the stack was
blown down upon her. A verdict of
accidental death was returned at the
inquest.
Armagh.
Mrs Jane O'Hare, who resigned her
position as teacher in Sherwood, N.
S., after 40 years service. was given
a presentation by past and present
pupils of the school.
Carlow.
The Carlow Commissioners board
received a letter from the Major COM
handing the 1920 Recruiting area
asking if it was possible to hire d
hall in Mas for the purpose of de-
livering a lecture, showing the ad-
vantages of soldering accompanied
by magic lantern Slides" The appli-
cation was refused.
Clare.
DIR. John Bowling and MIR. F. Dowl-
ing, c. E., were among 10 persons ar
rested on Tuesday at Carrahan. Co.
Glare, on charges of riotouS assembly
and of wounding Michael Doolaghty
They were brought to Ennis, and re-
turned for trial at the Asszes. bail
being accepted. A man named Mich
ael Kearney has been returned for
trial in connection with Doolaghtys
DEATH which occurred as the result
OF injuries received in an ARRAY re-
garding a question of right of way.
Cork.
Solemn Requiem Mass was cele-
brated in the Cathedral, Queenstown.
for the repose of the souls of the
Catholics who persisted in the Titanic
disaster.
The Rev. Michael O'Flynn. late P. P
OF Passage West, died at Rushbrooke
last week.
\ purse of sovereigns AMI an auto
graph album were. presented to MIR. r..
Martin, of the Cork Steampacket Co.
b. his colleagues and friends on the
occasion of his marriage.
Derry.
Detective Sergeant TAYLOR arrested
David Thompson. 10, Glasgow terrace,
Derry. in connection with the case of
alleged attempted fraud on insurance
companies following the fire in Mr..
Daniel Martins factory in the Dia-
mond. Thompson was charged by
District Inspector Ntzhugh, with hav-
ing aided and abetted Daniel Martin
in attempting, by false pretences, to
obtain from the Commercial Union,
the Union, the United London and
Scottish, and the Omnium Fire In
surance Companies a sum of c1,0Sl
19s 1od. being the amount of a claim
for loss by fire. with intent to de-
fraud.
Donegal.
Mr.. W. J. D. Walker, c. B.. mem
brennan, B. l.. Registrar to the Es-
tates Commissioners, were examined
III Dublin before the Departmental
Committee on Agricultural Credit in
Ireland.
The former suggested rigorous in :
spection of credit banks, and that
there should be a central bank. He
described the peasantry as marvel
lousy honest. In Donegal he knew
Of cases where, when the people got
work, they would pay debts which had
been incurred by their fathers and
grandfathers.
Dublin.
Mr.. Michael j. Redmond, formerly
OF the Admiralty Department. has
been appointed to succeed to the po-
sition held by the late MIR. J. C..
Brady, B. L., in the Lunacy Office.
Galway.
Quiet, but pretty nup:ials We're
those of Mr. Edward and Mr.. Charles
Burbidge who were recently welded
Goth belong to one of the oldest and
most respected of Galway families
Mr.. Edward Burbidge was married tc
Miss Lynch, Galway, in st. Joseph's
Parish Church NV tho Rev 1r,tho,