The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1912-12-07
Antrim.

:, The hemstitchers, to the number of
about five hundred, have struck work
at Messrs. Gribbon Bros, handker-
chief manufacturers, Great Victoria
street, Belfast.
~ David johnson, thirty-scven years
old, foreman filter, met with a ter
rible death in Messrs. Harland and
VOLTS shipyard, Belfast. While do
became wcdgcd in part of tho mach
inery, and his head was cut off from
his body as by a guillotinc. He was
II married man with family. and was
"a native of the West OF Scotland.
Armagh.
On November ) a fire occurred in
on old oil store OH the goods side of
Armagh station. When noticed by one
OF the officials the entire building was
in flames, and OF arrival of the fire
brigade the roof had fallen in.
The coroner for South Armagh held
an inquest at Rcssbrooll on Novcm-
her relative to the death of little
girl named Elizabeth Ryan. aged over
seven years. who died that morning
from the effects of burns received the
previous day.
Mother Alphonsus Calashan and
Mother Gabriel Roche, of the Urs,1line
Convent. Blackjack. died recently.
AS the tram from Blarney to Cork
was passing Leemount about four
miles from the city. recently, a horse
driven by Patrick Mahony, farmer,
Clontead, Coachford, became FESTIVE,
and backed into the tram. Mahony
was thrown violently out and his cart
smashed. He was found to he suffer-
Z. ing from compound depressed frac-
ture of the skull, fractured collar
bone, fractured nose and several
broken ribs and injuries to the spine.
He succumbed in the Cork Intirmary
shortly after admttance.
Cavan.
n Wcll-lO-uO ldIIIICl udlncu JulACS
.. Brady, residing at Lahard, near Kille-
mshandra, was found dead in a clump
of ferns in Drumzoone Bog. Deceased
went out early on November : to
draw turf and was not seen until his
dead body was discovered by a Young
boy named Reilly, who was passing
by next day.
\ sad accident resulting in the
death OF a respectable farmer named
Michael Meany. of Boloughera, Gran
nN. occurred on November l. The
deceased. in company with two other
ncighbors named Doherty and Meany,
hNe:e.returning home from the fair of
kilmihill. on a common car. While
proceeding along the railroad at a
point where the parties were to turn
off to a byroad leading to their homes.
the horse SHE'D, and making swerve,
The car was upset. with the result
that the deceased was caught under
the car and when released by his
companions life was extinct
~ Dublin.
The late John Walsh. Oak Lodge.
y Blackjack, left G3,672 in trust for his
wife and children.
Robert Shannon. an electrician. re-
siding at 43 Munster street. Phibs-
borough. was instantly killed on No
vember ! by an electric shock re-
ceived while he was executing some
work at Ellis Quay.
Married-October 80, at the Church
OF ST COLUMBIA. Drumcondra with
Nuptial Mass, by the Very Rev. Can
quay, Denis A. Mulcahy, second son
of James Mulcahy. Limerick, to Mary
Anne. eldest daughter of Patrick
:. Murray, Verbena House, Drumcondra
Down.
Damage estimated at five hundred
pounds was caused shortly after mid
night on November 3 by fire at the
premises of Rigby and Co., boot and
leather merchants. Hill street, Newry.
F!All the inmates. eight in number, had
Very narrow escapes. The fire orig
mated at the foot Of the staircas Sc
leading to the shop, and is supposed
to have been due to defective brack-
ct. The damage is covered hy insur-
gance.
~ Derry.
%7sA dastardly attack was made on the
:Newbridge Nationalist Flue Band an
the evening of November l opposite
Mcssrs. Clark's Bleach Green. Castle
dawson. The band had been to Mag
yherafelt earlier in the day, and on
their return home they had to pass
through the village of Castledawson
i Everything passed off in a most or.