The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-06

Miss McNulty had been in America for
over twenty years, and had been home
only a month";: The place where the
accident occurred is called Killaspug-
bronze Strand, and is distant about a
mile from the village. They were
caught in a very strong current, and
though every effort possible was made
at rescue, they sank before help
could reach them.
Tipperary.
Died.-Aug. s, Mrs. d. o'Brien, Tip
perary. August 5, Mrs. Anastatia
Nevin. Cashel. July 25, Mrs. Ben
jamin Young. Ballinahinch.
On Aug. 4, an old age pensioner
named James McGrath. who resides
at scartoureen. near Newcastle. met
with very serious accident. He was
driving a jennet with load of hayt
along the road near his own house
when the animal SHE'D. McGrath was
thrown from the top of the load to
tho ground He had a marvellous es-
cape from instantaneous death, for he
escaped with very severe wound on
the forehead.
Tyrone.
The sinking Of the shaft is now UNI
der way in the coal fields between
Cookestown and stewartstown leased
by John McNally, Cookestown.
DR.. w. ]. Hackett, Clogher. Tyrone.
who was the only applicant, was
unanimously appointed medical ofncer
Of the Tempo dispensary district by
the Enniskillen Guardians.
The Omagh Urban Council has unan-
imously presented sum of ESQ to
W. ]. corker. clerk. as mark of ap-
probation of his services in connec-
tion with recent important railway
rating case in which the council had
been successful.
Married.-August 6. at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, Cloug-
hoor with nuptial mass), by the Rev.
S. Connolly, P. p. Leckpatrick, DAN
lei Mcshane. Fyhn, Glenmoruan, to
Mary, third daughter Of the late Hugh
Grieve, merchant. waterside, Derry,
and niece Of the late John Christy,
The Mills, Glenmornan, County Tyr
one.
Waterford.
A memorial window has been placed
in the Cathedral Lismore, in memory
of the late Father James Mockler,
c. c. =
!. The licensed premises and hotel,
with three acres of land, owned by
John Cummins, Ballyhack, which were
recently put up for auction, have been
purchased by. Patrick Mackessy for
the sum Of s2so.
Died:-on: Aug. q, Deborah Helen,
only daughter Of Richard and Cath
crime Chambera, 81 South Parade.
Waterford. On August 1, at Perth,
Australia. ,DavidsP. Hearne, third son
of Alderman Richard Hearne, William
street, Waterford. On August Z, at
1Os Barrack street, Waterford. Daisy,
eldest daughter Of James Mcdonald
August 6. Mrs. Johanna Power, Con-
vent street, Tallow. August 1, Pat
rick Dee, Kilnagrange.
Wsstneath. ,-.
The memorial to "Myles the Slash
er" was unveiled under suspicious cir
cumstances in Finea, on August 8.
The Very Rev. DR.. Laugan delivered
an interesting grafton whilst the Lord
Mayor OF Dublin also spoke.
Died-Aug. /. James Dalton, Clon-
convey. August 6. James Oulehan,
Milltownpass. Recently, Patrick Nc
Dernott, Freighmore. July %. Mrs
Kate Coleman, Cullionmore.
Wexford. .,.
AS a result Of a six weeks drought
in the county, the pasture lands have
been burned up in many places, the
late turnips in particular, are a fall
ure SO far. 1t is the longest drought
remembered since 1878.
Mr.. shortall, Town Surveyor under
the New Ross Urban Council. has been
appointed by that body. clerk Of
works, to the new sewerage scheme
at salary of e3 3s. per week. sub
ject to the sanction of the Local Gov
eminent Board.
The Rev. Richard Kavanagh, b. A.
Of Corey. has been appointed assist
ant to the Rev. J. HARTLEY, p. p, Cush-
intown; the Rev. R. Browne, B. A.,
Bridetown. assistant to the Rev. p
Kehoe, P. p, Clonroche. and the Rev.
J. Kelly, B. A.. ,Camolin. chaplain to
the Good sheperd's Convent. New
Ross.