The Irish standard., 1912-08-17
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animated his tenants and he hoped
and was certain the good relation
ship would always exist.
Mona CHAN.
A conflict between Orangemen and
Catholics in Castleblayney on the
Twelfth originated in an Orange SYM
pathizer, while passing Henry street
taking offense at a child shouting
Home Rule" and rushing at some
women with an iron bar, at the same
time using Language" about Home
Rule and tho Pope. Several women
and children were roughly treated.
The police came on the scene and dis
persed the disturbers. In the evening
another conflict arose, and members
Of the Orange party who had taken
shelter in the Castle grounds fired
several shots.
Mayo.
On the morning of July 10 James
and Michael Killeen. the young sons
of Widow Killeen were released from
Castelar, Prison after serving their
long sentence of nine months impris-
onment. About IL o'clock a vast con-
course of people arrived from StraiIe
to welcome the two heroes. A. 2
o'clock public meeting was held out
side the Foresters' Hall. The Killeens
were sent to prison for defending their
home against the bailiffs.
Roscommon.
On the evening of July IL a motor
car belonging to Mr.. Martin, an Aus
tralian gentleman, who is staying in
Woodfleld, Ballyfarnon, was being
driven by the owner near the County
Club, Boyle, little girl named lilly,
of the Quarry, Boyle. aged five years.
got In the way in running across the
road and was struck by one of the
front mud guards. Mr.. Martin inn
mediately stopped the car and sent
for a doctor, and had the child, who
was in state of collapse, removed
to the hospital. The child received
injuries to the head and one Of her
legs.
Sligo.
A sad bathing fatality occurred at
Rosses Point on Monday evening,
July Is, whereby a little girl. named
Eleleen Conway, aged about eight
years, lost her life. What gives par
ticular poignancy to the sad occur
renee was the fact that the little one
was on holidays with her aunt, Mrs.
costello, Knox street. Sligo. The de-
ceased. with a number of other girls,
went to battle at the ladies' bathing
place about o'clock. This Is appar-
emily safe place. but the little one.
who carried inflated swimming wings.
was out farther than the others. and
very soon got into difficulties, a wave
having overcome her. Miss Lilly Co.'S
tello, on hearing her shout, made q
very brave attempt to save the child,
but failed,
Tipperary.
The death occurred on July 20 rs
the result of a car accident, of Mad
anne lie eros Walsh, wife of DR.. Will
liam P. Walsh, NJ. O., Clogheen. The
deceased lady was out driving on
July 10 with some of her children,
when at bend in the road at Gar
navilla, near Cahir, the horse took
fright. The deceased was thrown
heavily to the road, sustaining fatal
injuries.
Waterford.
On the morning of July IA on the
arrival of the Rosslare express ut
Fermoy station. an unusual occur
renee was witnessed by those who
happened to be present. For sorae
time past considerable comment has
been made on the enormous number
of Objectionable papers arriving at
gested from time to time. but all to
no avail. However, on the date mem
toned, it was noticed that at about
9:55 o'clock, the station premises be-
gan to assume a somewhat busy ap-
pearance. which was unaccounted for
until the arrival of the express, when
the body of men walked towards the
goods van. They waited for Il short
while, and when the papers were
thrown on to the platform they were
almost Immediately seized and swiftly
borne away to field where they
were burned with oil to ashes.
Wexford.
A young man named Luke Kavan-
agh, of Ballinamona, met with a very
serious accident in Main street, Corey
on July 10. as a result of which he
was rendered unconscious for several
hours. He was sitting in pony's