The Irish standard., 1912-09-07
Antrim.

was IOlQ III d 1ApSAoA ASSSAseo 80
Stevenson square, Manchester, on
August 2, by two of the victims from
Belfast. Matt Conner and Thomas
Trouten. both fathers of families, have
been driven from Belfast and their
employment by these disorders. rne
simple directness, with which they
told their story of Unionist Club drills
and of the assaults on workmen VINO
did not happen to be Orangemen
greatly impressed their hearers. Some
$500 men had been driven from the
backwards through this terror'zlns.
Both Conner and Trouten are Pfo-
testants and trade unionists. The pro-
lection for which they asked had not
come, they said, but. though men were
brutally beaten and blood had run IN
the roadways, they resolved TO co
nothing against the law.
Cavan District Council has maze
ARRANGEMENTS to build sixty-nine cot
tages under the Laborers Acts. Inc
building of the houses will afford en-
ployment to a large number OF hancs
locally.
The death took place recently OF
Rev. John Kingston, parish priest OF
Midtown -Malbay. Deceased was born
in Roscrea, Tipperary, in 1888.
Thomas O'Neill, farmer from
Scarf, while driving pigs to Limerick
on August 8, had to get off the car
to quiet his frightened horse. me
animal threw him down and trampled
on him, inf1icting injuries that caused
his death.
The late Father Ryan. of Melbourne
Australia, has left the sum of 4l5o
To the parish priest of Killaloe for the
purpose of erecting stained glass
window In memory Of his parents.
Deceased was a son Of the late John
RYAN. Main street, Killaloe, and lab
ored 27 years in the Diocese of Mel
bourne.
Cork.
Over thirty English passengers
mostly from the midlands, were IN
jured in the accident which occurred
to an excursion train returning TO
Dublin from Killarney at Lombards-
town. on August s. The engine miss
ed the points at a crossing and DASH
ed into the buffers, and so great was
the impact that the first coach was
telescoped, stripped Of roof and thrown
across the permanent way. The en-
CINE ploughed through an adjacent
bank and turned turtle, and other car
riages were derailed and wrecked. The
injuries received were broken limbs,
severe bruises and cuts.
.. Donegal.
A double drowning accident &C.
Cured in Gweedore, Ferrigal O'Don-
nell and Maurice Coll. fishermen, were
in skin, saving lobster pots, wnen
they were overtaken by squall. The
into the sea. Both men were pow err
full swimmers and made desperate
effort to right the skiff and save them
selves. Furious waves overwhelmed
the vessel and swept the men away,
both being drowned before assistance
could be rendered.
Dublin.
The death of Very Rev. James Han
ley. well known Vincentian. occurred
on Sunday, August 4, at st. Patrick's
Training College. Drumcondra.
Fsrmanaah.
When Massey Beresford was turn
ing his motor car In Belmore street.
Enniskillen, on August S. in backing
the vehicle he knocked down Miss
Craig of Farnamullen, Lisbellaw. one
of the wheels passing over her body.
Beresford conveyed her in a critical
condition to hospital.
Galway.
A great shock was caused in Gal
way on August 8 when it was learned
that the Rev. Peter Newell P. p. Of
Castlegar, had died suddenly as a re-
suit Of heart failure. Father Mon
Afghan, his curate, was with him when
the end came. Father Newell was
perhaps one Of the best known priests
in the west Of Ireland. He was for
five years parish priest of Castlegar,
and was about IS years of age. He
was president Of the local branch Of
the United Irish League, and was a
staunch adherent of the National
cause, always taking a foremost part
in the Galway elections. He was a
fluent Irish speaker, and beloved by
all his parishioners.
Kerry.
On August s, boy aged about II
years. named John James Curtin, Of
Giles lane, Tralee. was seriously in