The Irish standard., 1913-07-12


sions for the Derry Division of the Co.
Derry on June z, congratulated them
upon the comparative freedom from
crime.
Most Rev. DR.. McHugh has appoint
ed the Rev. Father Smith, c. c., Ur.
ney to be c. c., Long Tower and Fa-
Their Elliott, c. c., Donemana, to be
c. G. Urney. The vacancy in Ion
many has been filled by the appoint
ment of the Rev. Father Hegarty, C.
c., Malin.
A very serious accident occurred
near Greystone Hall, Limavady. Miss
Jennie Smith, Of Deerpark, was cy.
cling into town, when at the Chapel
lane corner horse and car suddenly
emerged out into the main road, and
in rounding the corner the vehicle
and the cyclist collided with great
force
Donegal.
Captain William R. Tredennick, re.
tired, Of Fotwilliam, Ballyshannon. left
personal estate now valued at 2,176
pounds.
Died.-Recently, Mrs Thomas Kee
Ballybofey. June 4, William ]. Nee.
han, Stranorian. June ), VIM, Lynch,
Meenavenaghan. Recently, Mrs. Bar
oara Laughlin. Higginstotown.
remarkable evidence of the spirit
OF liberation and good feeling existing
between Protestants and Catholics in
Donegal was given at the annual meet.
Ing of the Dunfanaghy Board Of
Guardians, when John Irvine, a Prot
estant, was reelected chairman for
the tenth time. Mr.. Irvine in thank
Ing the Guardians, said If he wanted
to talk of federation he could go back
for forty years, during which he lived
amongst Catholics when none Of his
own religion were within miles OF
him. 1t was then that he felt the toll
Grafton Of his Catholic neighbors.
Even though he was competing with
them In business, he found that he
got more than his share of anything go
ing.
Down..
The late Mrs. Sarah C. Finlay of
Hillville, left estate valued at 1856
pounds. She left several legacies to
Ia ,le1@r
as to the disposal of her estate.
The death Of Mr.. R. A. Ridges Of
Dromalane, Newry, for many years
managing director Of Fennelrs Mill. oc.
Cured on June 8. Deceased is mourn
ed by all sections of the community.
An English company is contemplate
ing the construction of an electric
train scheme round the county Down
coast connecting Warrenpoint with
Newcastle, and also the electric
lighting of Warrenpoint.
John Byrne, Is years Of age. son of
Newry victualler, sustained a frac-
ture of the skull as result of his at
tempting to jump from trap which
he was driving at moment when the
reins had broken. and he believed his
life to be in danger.
John P. Mentally. grocer and provi-
sion merchant, of Hill street and
O'Hagan street, Newry, and for some
years a member of the Newry Board
of Guardians, who died intestate on
November 20, last, aged Sc years, left
personal estate in the United King
dom valued at 2,204 pounds.
While cycling near Dromore at Nc
Adams Crossroads, Frederick Ma
guire, 16, apprenticed to Mr.. Joseph
Martin, grocer. Dromore, collided with
a motor car the property of Howard
Nelson. Antrim Road, Belfast. Medi-
cal assistance was summoned, but the
boy sustained conclusion, died with
out regaining consciousness.
Dublin.
An imposing demonstration was
held on June in Dublin, followed by
a meeting in the Mansion House, un.
der the auspices of the Vigilance
Committee, to protest against the
evils of pernicious literature. Letters
in support Of the movement We're read
from Cardinal Logue and a number Of
Irish bishops.
Married.-June 4, at the Star of the
Sea Church, Sandymount. by the Rev.
B. Smith, assisted by the Rev. r.
Burts, Cathedral, Cork, T. l.. O'Brien.
second son Of the late Daniel O'Brien,
2 Belfast terrace, N. c. road, to Mary
Josephine Molloy, 81 Newgrove ATE.
nue., Dublin.
Died.-June Z. at Fl. Bessboro'
terrace, N. c. road, James Mcdonald,
aged 60 years, formerly Of Ormond
Market. June 9, at 1913 Rathgar road,
Daniel ]. O'Connell, Ofhcer of Gus.
%o,,oo Tuno Q At Now rnad Court.