The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-11-23
|. XNEWS FROM IRELANDX !
Antrim.

years one of the most prominent .ner-
chants OF the city, when his splendid
business abilities had secured him Il
position in the front rank. He was a
native of Draperstown. and arrived in
Belfast in 1873. No Catholic or Ma
tionalist movement failed to secure
his interest and support, and his purse
WAS ever open in the cause of char
lily.
Cavan.
TN October IS a wedding was SOL
emniZed at the Church OF the lmmac-
ulatc Conception, Kingscour. when
Mi w. ]. kavanaugh. E1dendcrry, mar
ried Miss NJ. A. j. Mcguire, Kings
court. Nuptial Mass was celebrated
at s O'Clock by the Rev. S. Kelly, p. p.
Cork.
The Royal Humane society has
awarded testimonials and & each to
Timothy I.inehan. Colburn lane Cork,
and John Murray. Grecnmount ave-
nuc, Cork, for their bravery in saving
life.
Mother Josephine Nolan. of the Or
der of the Good Shepherd. died on Oc-
,pi,cu IL nj the Cunvcn, of the Good
Shepherd, Sundays Well. Cork. De-
ceased who was born in ShanaGolden,
bc!onSc, to ON" of the oldest and
most respected families in the County
nf Limerick. She went tn Cork forty
seen years ago
Carlow.
IL, fill tho vacancy created hy Ia
,l1rr Dc!any's resignation. the Very
Rev Thomas v Nolan, $. j., Rector
of rlongowcs Wood College, Carlow,
has been appointed Provincial nf the
Society of Jesus. Father Nolan is
the fourth son of the late Mr.. t.. Mol
lie was Rector of Mungrci College,
Limerick. l90o-S. and has been Rector
of Cloncowcs Wood College since 1905.
tIe is n member OF the Classical AS
Suria ions of Great Britain and Ire
land. ana man of much learning.
energy and kindness Of character.
Derry.
-.IudSc Todd was presented with
white gloves AT tho opening of Derry
County Grown Sessions on october is,
there being no criminal cases to be
heard
On October ~ the death ook place
Wilson, at his residence. Downshirc
tEpusc, NeWrN He was the head of
the firm of Abraham Wilson, Limited.
Tie owners of large naX-spinning mills
hi Nswry. Armagh and Portadown.
Ills business abilities were of high
order and as a result of his entc.p prise
h. Hmasscd considerable wealth.
Dublin.
The death of Rev. nicholas Walsh.
S. j., occurred on October is at the
Jcsu, Church, Gardiner street. Dub
lin. Father Walsh. who was aged 81,
and who belonged to Il we'll known
Wexford family, was an eloquent
preacher and Il polished writer.
The death OF James Heating took
place at his residence. 1 Ecclcs street.
Dublin. on October 23 Mr. Heating
was associated with the Fenian move
ment. and was one of the men who
was concerned in procuring the escape
of James Stephens from Richmond
Jail in 1868.
Fermanagh.
At an inquest on October 70 at
Eewtowubutlcr i'm connection with the
death Of John Noel Crozier aged 49,
son of J. G.. Crozier, a magistrate for
the district, medical evidence was
given to the effect that death was due
to wasting of the flesh or emaciation
caused by absence or an insufficient
amount. of food to build up the It's
sues. The doctor pointed out that the
quailty. apart from the quantity. OF
the food supplied might bring about
starvation. A verdict was returned
accordingly.
1a' Galway.
\ sad drowning affair occurred in
the River Glare, in County Galway, a,
place called Cloonmore, about one
mile from Tuam. on October 81. Or
The previous night an organized dance
was held in an unoccupied dwelling.
house in the neighborins village OF
Cloondarone at which, amongst 9th.
rrs attended two young men from
Cloonmore village named Patrick Fah>
ana Thomas Quinn. Both were drown.
ed on the way home. At the inoues
DR.. NJ. r. Hessner, Tuam, who made
post norton examinations. gave It a.
his opinion that the two died from
asphyxia, caused by being drowned.