The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-12-27
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AAC be1ASOA CIudu SOuuCll nave uc~
cided to provide an infectious dis
eases hospital for the town.
Miss Winifred O'Hare, daughter of
Michael O'Hare, has been awarded
el20 damages against Michael Green
and his wife, Mrs. Anne Green, for
SANDER uttered by the latter.
A fire broke out on the premises of
John Gray, glass and china merchant,
Newry, on the night of Nov. "a, and
before it was eXtinguished damage to
the extent of about $1,000 was done.
While the steamship Ruby was on
voyage from Garston to Dublin,
during gale off the Coast of Skier
ries, one of the crew, seaman named
Phillip MCMILLAN, Shore street, Port
aferry, was washed overheard and
drowned
Donegal.
Miss Mary Devin of Dunaff died re-
Gently at the age of fifty-six years.
James Houston. brakeman on the
railway, was fatally injured during
shunting operations at Burtonport on
Nov. "a, and died few hours after
his removal to the Infirmary.
Dublin.
BrackenstOwn House, Co. Dublin,
owned by Captain O'Callaghan, COM
prisng Is rooms. and standing on a
large farm where several well-known
Irish racehorses were bred, was de-
stroyed by fire on Nov. %.
The forty-sixth anniversary of the
Manchester Martyrdom was celebrat-
ed in Dublin on Sunday, Nov %, by
a public procession to Glasnovin GEN.
etery, where a cenotaph has been
erected to commemorate the sacri-
fees of those three humble workers
in the cause of Irish Nationality. The
celebration was the largest and most
representative in the city for many
years past, and showed what an abid,
ing place Allen, Larkin and O'Brien
hold in the affections of the National.
lists of Dublin.
! Died.-Nov. %, at Botanic villas
Glasnevin, Esmay, youngest daughter
Of the late Henry Aylmer, of Pains.
town, county Kildare Nov. 20, at St
Vincent's Hospital. Sarah, wife OF
John Bowen, Dromartin, Dundrum
Nov. %, at Irishtown road, Irish
town, Margaret. wife of Laurence
/ Byrne. Nov. "a, at Sir Patrick Dun's
Hospital, Thomas Devlin. Nov. "a, al
Stevens Hospital. Bartholomew Gay
nor, late G. Mount street, Mrs. Mary
Napier. Nov. "a, at 96 Lower 26, al
81 Greenville terrace, Thomas F'itz
william. member Of the Amalgamate(
Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Nov. 25, at II Brennan's Parade
Bray. Joseph P. Kempson. Sergeant
Major Co. H., End Battalion of Engi
neers, u. S. A. (retired).
Fermanagh.
Newtownbutler and the surroundin,
district by the death of "Tom" Duffy
which occurred at his residence OF
Nov. IS. The deceased was worth,
member of an old Catholic family
we'll known in Monaghan and Fer
managh, being the second son of tn,
late Michael Duffy, Rosslea, an,
granddaughter Of the late Very Rev
Canon Duffy, p P, Rosslea
g, Galway.
Galway County Council has appoint
ed Mr. Lee, B. f., as assistant count,
surveyor.
Died, Nov. IS. Mrs. Anne Heanne
Tully. Nov. II. Thomas Naughtor
Oughterard.
Miss Mccain, formerly of Eastlan
House, Tuam, where she lived wit
her uncle, the late DR.. Bowling, ha
obtained an important position il
OpOrto, Portugal
Kerry.
Died recently in Dublin, Henri
keane, Aunascaul. Recently, Mis-
Teahan, Castlegregory.
Kildare.
The death occurred at Leixlip Ca,
tie. Leixlip, on Nov. %, of VIM. Moo,
: ey, J. p, since 1860 clerk of tn
, Crown and Peace for Co. Westmeatl
Deceased had reached his Goth yea
Athy Urban Council has taken IL,
preliminary steps to proceed with
:, second housing scheme, so as to Or,
vide thirty-six cottages for the worl
ing classes in the town. A loan {
$35, 900 has been applied for.
After brief illness, the death too
place at Moone (Athy) on Sunda
.. night, Nov. %, of the Rev. Edwar
!, Dukay, P. P, who was perhaps til
. oldest clergyman in the diocese ,
Dublin. The deceased had reache
his efghtieth year, but until his d
mise continued to discharge his 81
cred duties over the Glenrue parisl
where he was pastor for nearly 3
> years. Father Dukay was a native {
county Cavan