The Irish standard., 1912-08-03
3NEWS FROM IRELANDx

In Priesthood Church of VIM. Mulllall,
eldest son of the late Martin Mulhall,
Green street, and Miss Katie Glen
non. daughter of Mr.. VIM. Glennon,
Threecastles.
Kerry.
A man-eating shark, over fourteen
feet in length, and weighing several
cwts., was recently killed at Castle
gregory by man named Creamy.
A very pretty and interesting cere-
mony took place at the Cathedral,
Killarney, when Miss Nancy Dillon,
second daughter of the late DR.. Paul
Dillon, and grand niece of DIR. O'Con-
nor. M. D., was married to w. r.
Boake, second son of Francis Boake.
Killarney.
Louth.
On June 30 DR.. O'Brien, Dundalk.
late medical officer of Barronstown,
Union, was presented with a purse
OF sovereigns and an illuminated ad-
dress on behalf of the Nationalist
of North Louth and friends in other
parts of the country. DR.. O'Brien
was deprived of his position as med
ical officer by reason of the report Of
the judges who tried the election pc
tition brought by the supporters of
t. M. Healy. The presentation was
made by Peter Hughes, ]. P, chair
man Louth County Council, who was
assisted by Thomas T. McGahon, ].
p, chairman Dundalk Urban Council.
Monaghan.
The death occurred under tragic
circumstances on July of Moses
Hills, aged SIS years, of Castleblansy,
In the Burlington Hotel, Belfast. De-
ceased, who is the proprietor of a liz
censed house at Castleblayney, was
In Belfast on business and engaged
a room at the Burlington and retired
to rest. When one of the attendants
went to awaken him there was no
response to the call, and on an en-
trance being made to the room it was
discovered there was a strong smell
of gas, and that the gas tap was turn
ed on full. A doctor was summoned
but the unfortunate man was then
dead.
Mayo.
Mr.. Frank Faul and his family Of
Chicago, ILL.,, were recent visitors to
the old home in Castelar,.
Miss T. Hyland, daughter of John
Hyland, Loughkeeran, was professed
as Sister Antonio in the Convent Of
Mercy, Clifden, Galway, recently.
Meath.
The Chief Baron, at the opening Of
the Meath Summer Assizes, in Trim,
congratulated the Grand Jury on the
peaceful state of the county,
John Carr, aged SO, native of
Kells, fell dead as he was walking
along Newmarket street in that town
Death was due to heart disease.
Queens.
Died.-July LIST, at Tierenane, Mary,
wife of Patrick Moore and mother of
the Rev. P. Moore, Cobar, N.
Wales. On June gath. at Turra, Bal
lickmoyler. Margaret, wife of the late
w. Murray, aged rs years.
Roscommon.
The marriage was solemnized on
the Gath June of Mr.. Henry Casserly,
Loughrea. and Miss ]. Wynne, Bridge
street, Boyle.
Tyrone.
The death took place on July Of
Mrs. Helena Gallagher, Castleinn.
Tho late w. M. Smith of Bally-
greenan left personal estate valued at
e1,25e to his father, George Smith,
farmer, absolutely.
Tipperary.
Mrs. Catherine Dwyer, for thirty
three years caretaker of Golden Dis
pensary, has resigned her position on
pension.
The late Mrs. Sarah c. Vaudeville.
of Amer Castle, Clonmel, only child
Of John Parnell, End Baron Congleton,
and wife of Lieut.. r. A. Vaudeville,
R. NJ, left estate Of the gross value
Of s39,6S5.
Wexford.
The death took place on June 30
at his residence, Priory street, New
Ross, Of the Rev. James Cleary, who
for over forty years labored on the
mission in California and in failing
health returned to Ireland in 1908.
Wicklow.
At Wicklow Assizes on July the
Chief Justice was presented with
white gloves. The Judge congratu-
lated the Grand Jury upon the con-
dition Of the county.
Daniel Condren, auctioneer, Ark
low, recently put up for sale for the
representatives OF the late Mr. p