The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-04-05


~ Adam Whittle, at el?o. with two and
'@s a half per cent, auction commission.
a fire occurred in the grocery es-
adjustment of $. j. Bcnson. Wood
80, house street, PortadOwn. and the shop
"a, and stock We're completely destroyed.
sJtssrts-a Antrim.
: =. Tho Eallymcna Guardians have re-
80 ccivcd the san, ton of the Local Gov
crnnent Eoard for the erection Of Il
-. now hospital. a, a cost of about Co.
,ss,.apY.
~ John, Crawford, Of lnvermorc.
a2."nr March > under tragic circum-
*f,'stanccs. While motoring Oh the
l.arnc road he colIided with a pony
and trap, with the result that tho
T., ,ahaft of the latter penetrated his
IA chest, causing instantaneous death.
r. Carlow.
:. picd.--At Sir Patrick Dunus hospi
'H' taI, Dublin, February II, Patrick
smyth. Lscolman. March L. i'm a
Dublin private hospital. Katie. wife
OF John Croke, Ross. February II, A,
49,. Rathnasccra, Bridsid. wife OF Patrick
~ Hogan, aged IS years,
So Cork.
'''F The death of Sister Mary Confetti,
second daughter of the late MI. Thorn
M as Travers. ROCKFORD, Cork, took
ssr.Mercy, Clonakilty
There lives near Macroom, County
: Cork. an old man named William
80 dug gan. who is supposed to he 40
q wears Of age. He still walks to Mass
on Sundays, and often sings song
in Irish.
On the morning OF March 4, a farm
ar, John Draper, OF .Ardrala. near
Sliibbereen, died in the District hos
pital as result Of injuries sustained
:. by being thrown from his cart. His
brother Richard was also injured on
the same occasion. hut he is progress
ins satisfactorily.
Cavan.
The Irish National Forcs,ers OF
.. Great Britain and Ireland will hold
D. :
=, Cavan on the first week in August.
Is cootchll Guardians have adopted a.
motion that Cootehill workhouse be
4 placed al the disposal OF the l.. q.
Board tor conversion into an auxiliary
=, asylum
4 farm at Clonmoney South. owned
by John Frost. containing 81 acres.
was recently sold for G71o, Robert
= aatrost solicitor, in trust for Mr.. Mar
tin (ileeson.
TN the evening Of March 5. a man
named James Conroy Quin, aged "a.
q, in the employ of Lord Inchquin, met
E.. with All accident, which necessitated
- the anputation of his arm He was
: feeding a "crusher' machine for
crushing cake, and while in the act
of stuffing down the cake. the coss
.~s caught his finger. and the hand was
dragged into the machine, where it
WAS shockngly mangled.
Dublin.
Miss F.. NJ. Kelly has retired oc
80 - PEusiou dS '-huS NuPCt "uh
a. Matron of Stevens hospital. Dublin.
r. An inquest was held in Dublin on
the body Of Frederick Holmes, aged
-. who was drowned in a bucket OF
water at hi. residence while suffering
from an epleptc seizure being found
lying across a box with his head in
q the bucket.
AZ ~. Down.
500" while engaged at prayer in the
Dominican church. Eewry. on March
III. Felix Campbell. aged So of King
;. street, Newry. died suddenly.
w.g! To the regret Of wide circle OF
~;acqua intances the death occurred on
5S:::March at Commercial Hotel Drom-
ore OF w. J. Napier. \ Nationalist in
politics deceased took an active in
terest in local and public affairs
60 Donegal.
aT& ~ owen Toland II widely known and
N popular man in the Cloumany district
!. died at his home in Roxtown OH
March !.
eeaks Derry.
4 80 s@ls We Ol ILllie dUU flellOGI
s1ii sons collar factory are still out on
a3n strike. consequent on a reduction OF
wages.
Fermanagh.
ss i:. Francis Little, Cor twenty-five wears
81, a member of ,Enniskillen Urban Coun
sis.tn. and a well known Nationalist
i3,s' died on March .. He was - years of
NJ age.
Galway.
Galway Harbor Board has given a