The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-08-10
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er, fell into her husbands arms and
died In few minutes.
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49,, Whilst moulding large casting at
Messrs. Harland and VOLTS, Belfast
it suddenly burst. and the molten
metal went over Alexander Mellor
causing serious injuries to the body
and limbs.
- An attack on Ballycarry Parish
Church was made on July 9 by a
:. number of Orange bigots. Every
window in the building was smashed
by stones, the missiles being found
inside the church. AS the building
stands a considerable distance from
the public road the miscreants were
not detected. The scoundrels who
:, acted in this fashion are people who
want safe guards" to live in Belfast,
which they have made hell upon
ID earth for any person protesting the
Catholic religion!
Clare.
The death occurred at O'Callaghan's
Mills, July Z of the notorious Colonel
John OCallaghan upon whose estate
exciting scenes occurred twenty-f five
years ago, battering rams being en-
ployed to knock down the tenants
houses.
The late DR.. Samuel Caldwell. of
Drumsheel, formerly of Virginia, left
personal estate valued at G5,134.
From over forty applicants, the
Fillmore Catholic Benefit Society has
appointed Louis Roche, son of Pro-
lessor Roche. Cavan, as their secre-
d tary at e 100 year.
Cork.
Mrs. Mary Twohig, est Droum, near
Castletownbere, has died at the age
to the end.
A boy aged seven years, named
John Mccarthy, the son of Patrick
Mccarthy, Kilbrogan street, Bandon,
was killed by runaway horse at
Curriclough on July IL. The horse.
which was the property of Mr.. d. Nc
Namara, ran away and the shaft Of
the car struck the boy on the head,
killing him almost Immediately.
Carlow.
Patrick J. Mcdonald, Dublin street,
Carlow, died July 8.
' The tenants on the Newtown ana
Butler estate have sent petition to
Judge Ross Of the Land Commission
Court asking him to sell the prop
erty to the Estates Commissioners so
they may enter into purchase agree
ments.
-- Donegal.
Judge Wright congratulated the
Grand Jury at the opening Of Done
gal Assizes in Liffold, on July -, on
the peaceful state of the county.
81 Derry.
The recent death Of Charles Molloy
former teacher in the Meenagolan
School. caused widespread regret
throughout the district in which he
had been honored and respected for
close on fifty years.
Down.
John ]. Greene of 1 Athelby Ter
race, Warrenpoint, managing director
OF the firm of Messrs. Matthew
Darcy and Co. Ltd, of Newry. a
member Of the Municipal Board Of
Warrenpoint, who died on the 4th Of
April last, at Newry intestate and q
widower, aged 81 years. left personal
estate of the total value of E7,431.
Dublin.
In Dublin on July IL Miss Marjorie
Haslar, Miss Kathleen Houston, Miss
Hilda Webb and Miss Maud Lloyd,
Suffragists. charged with window
breaking on the morning of June 13.
were sentenced to six months in
prison.
Fermanash.
Fermanagh Summer Asszes were
opened at Enniskillen on July 6.
) There was no criminal business. the
third successive Assizes at which the
same gratifying circumstance had &C.
CURED, and Justice Wright, who was
made the recipient of a pair Of white
gloves, congratulated the country on
It's remarkable record.
.,tt. Galway.
On July z two brothers named Bro
8 gan, aged 10 and 81, painters and dec
orators, who came from near Lough-
rea, went for swim in River Moy
at Foxford. Mayo, and were both
drowned. It is supposed that one
who could not swim got into diff
culties and dragged down the other
* who WAS irving t0 reacNe him