The Irish standard., 1913-06-21
Armagh.

had passed her Tooth year, and was
the representative of five generations
Antrim.
The death of Denis Mccormack,
provision merchant, Main street. Port
rush, has caused deep regret in the
district, where he was deservedly
popular. Deceased was well known
Nationalist.
) On the evening of May is the body
OF a man named David Hamilton, aged
As years, a native of Larue, was found
on the beach near the Black Arch on
the Antrim coast road, about two miles
from Larne
Cavan.
! Miss Annie Kirwan died at her home
on Wesley street, Cavan, on May II.
-, An inquest was held on May 20 at
Aughanakelly, Swanlinbar, touching
death of farmer of that townland
named James Mcguire, who was found
dead on the road the previous eve
ming, having apparently been killed by
the wheel of his cart rolling over his
head 1t appears that the deceased
had been at the hiring fair OF Swan
linbar, and was returning home with
cart when the tragic accident occurred.
Carlow.
Died-May 16, Mrs. Mary Brophy of
Cloruske, Bagnalstown, wife of Pierce
Brophy. May %, at Burrin street.
Carlow, James Francis, aged years
and months, child of Patrick and
Lilly Gaffney. May 10, at Anagar.
Leighlinbridge, Bridget, wife of Philip
Murphy. May II, Brigid, aged 8, cid
est daughter of Edward O'Neill. Main
street, Baltinglass.
: Clare.
DR.. Garry, Kildysart, has been elect
ed tuberculosis medical officer for
!, County Glare.
:. Died. - Recently, Mrs. John Gritty,
sNuaff. Recently. Thomas Frost, Beech
lawn, Newmarket on Fergus.
&, Patrick Crowley has been elected to
the position of Petty Sessions Clerk
of Kildysart in room of his late father.
Cork.
At 1880 p. m. on the night of May
Is a disastrous fire broke out at Eas-
ton, Rosscarbery, the residence of S.
f. Deane, ending in the complete de-
sstruction of the dwelling house, furni-
ture and household effects.
Jonas Wolfe, of Seton, Seatord.
Sussex, and of Bantry, who died on
, January 26, domiciled in Ireland, left
a.personal estate in the United Kingdom
valued at s51,621.
Derry.
: Damage to the extent of $4,000 was
done by fire in the flax mill of John
Eakn, Ballygillen, near Magherafelt.
In addition to the mill a large hay
: shed, containing several tons of hay.
besides quantity of agricultural i'm
plements was destroyed.
Down.
David Robson, ST., dealer, John
street, NewtoWnards, has been return
ed for trial on bail charged with hav-
ing caused the death of a boy named
Francis Orr. Wallace's street De-
'. ceased with others, was playing on
% the road ON the night of May 9. when
accused accidentally knocked him
down with the horse and van he was
driving. One of the wheels of the We
hicle passed over his neck, causing
death.
Dublin.
:, Mr.. VIM. Field, M. P, was presented
on May % with an illuminated address
. from his constituents of st. Patrick's
Division of Dublin in appreciation of
his long service to the National cause.
The Most Rev. DR.. Walsh, Arch
bishop of Dublin, on May Is ordained
: the following to the holy priesthood:
Rev. James Savage. Holy Cross Col
'lege, Cloniffe; Rev. Henry O'Connor.
c. M, st. Joseph's, Blackjack; Rev.
Augustine Murphy. Revs. Timothy
Manning, Ambrose Power, Robert Will
son, Patrick McElligott and Vincent
McQuillen, all st. Josephs, Blackjack.
Donegal.
Mrs. Evans Lombe, of Buncrana,
Donegal, was found dead in bed on
May Is with revolver in her right
= hand and bullet wound behind the
right eye.
Fermanash.
At an auction of Irish antiquities in
Louden recently, a very fine bronze
sword with hilt attached fetched s45
) while, having started at s5 the bidding
Z went up to ESQ for very fine and
J rare leafshaped sword, which was
T dredged from Tough Erne. Fermanagh.
Y G 80 was given for shorter sword
!. of somewhat similar type, which was
( found in the same district, and for a
y VERY rara and mo csivo s,,,ora -. s.r