The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-11-08
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! Mayo.
DIED.-Oct 2, John McHale, New
Antrim street, Castlebar. Recently
Mrs. Edmard O'Malley, Gladly.
The Congested Districts Board hav,
made an offer for the purchase o
the section of the Gibbons estats
compromising the lands of Rush
brooke. Tawneyemon, Cogoula ant
Ballynacarriga.
Monaghan.
DIED.-Sept. "a, Miss Anne Gibson
Latton. Sept. %, James Gilleland
i Coleve.
At Castleblayney Petty Sessions
recently. Joseph Stewart, Muctone
street, was at the suit of the Customs
and Excise authorities, fined ESQ
mitigated to e12 los, with a recon-
mendation for further mitigation to
los, for selling q penny, packet OF
cigarets without having a license tc
sell tobacco.
| Queens.
/ A distressing accident attended
unfortunately with fatal results occur
red at Stradbally. on Sept. 20. A
young man named James Smith who
was travelling with threshing ma
chine in attempting to get of was
accidentally knocked under the engine
which went over his shoulder and
chest, and he only survived a few
hours.
I; The Estates Commissioners have
intimated that the necessary maps
and documents have been lodged for
, the sale and redistribution Of Lord
Ashtown's estate at Brackna, Queens
Co., in respect of trouble about which
number Of the Ballinoulart tenants
have been returned for trial. An i'm.
mediate inspection is to be made. Mr..
Haviland Burke has urged on the ten.
ants the necessity of thorough organ.
ization under their friend Father Ken.
nedy, and the Importance of a definite
scheme for the redistribution.
. Roseommon.
DIED.-Sept. "a, Mrs. Patrick Feer.
nifty, Castlecole. Recently, Mr.. Hayes,
Riverview. Sept. %, James Beylc.
Judge Kakely, addressing the grand
jury at the opening of the Roscom.
mon Quarter Sessions on Sept. %,
said he was very glad to find that
in that division of the county, since
the last quarter sessions so far back
as July, the
Sligo.
DIED.-Sept. ~, Mrs. John Han.
mon, Taverane, aged ~ years. Fl.
Whilst cycling at Rosse's Point on
the night of Oct. 8, q young man
named Mclaughlin sustained serious
injuries in an accident, which neces-
STATED his removal to the County
lntlrmary in precarious. condition.
r Tyrone.
DR.. w. B. PEBBLES of Clogher died
recently in his seth year.
D1ED.-sept. 80, John McCullagn,
Gortin. Recently, Patrick Muldoon,
Newtown-Stewart, aged 76 years.
William, the seven year old son of
W. K. Clugston, factory manager,
Thomas street, Dungannon, was killed
on Sept. 20 by being run over by a
farmers wagon. @
Damages estimated at over e20O
and covered by insurance was caused
by recent fire. which destroyed a
valuable hay she'd and large guam
=; tity of hay in the farmyard of Mr..
Thomas S. Porter, at Glogher Park.
Tipperary.
A man named Michael Quirke, aged
about As years, Of BallingarraM, &C.
cidentally fell from cart on which
he was riding and broke his hip, as
we'll as severely injuring his back.
DIED.-Recently, Mrs. Ahern, post.
mistress. Cahir. Sept. 80, Thomas
Power, Main street, Carrick-on-Suir.
Oct. 2, suddenly, Patrick shanahan,
Glengoole. Oct. i, Mrs. Michael Fox,
. Glenaskough.
! Mike Kirwan, employed as a van.
driver at the Sisters Of Charity Laun.
dry, Morton street, Clonmel, was saw.
agely attacked by dog and badly
bitten about the chin while delivering
goods at the officers mess, the Bar.
racks, Cahir, on September 26.
There was q very pleasing func.
tion in the Hibernian Hall, Main
street, Tipperary. on the occasion be.
ing the presentation to Mr.. John Guilt
nan, Parliamentary representative OF
the South Riding of the County Of
Tipperary, of an address and silver
tray and tea set from the Tipperary
town division OF the Ancient Order