The Irish standard., 1913-02-08
Kerry.

1adilaey OIL Brandon, ana having as
crew four other men. was lost in a
fierce storm on Christmas Eve, Off
l'eary's Island. The crew were rescued
by men living on the island.
Died---January 5, Miss Murphy,
Port Cottages. Killarney. Recently
Mrs. Margaret Ross. sister of Michael
Slattery. Rock street. Tralee. Re-
Gently, J.. o,Elaherty, Lixnaw. Janu-
AIRY 5. john Mccarthy, Gurtnaleha.
Recently, William Langford, Bridge
street. Tralee.
Kings.
The death recently occurred Of Will
liam Heinsworth, LORNA, Birr, at the
age OF 100 years. He was in good
health up to the lime of his death.
He recollected attending services in
the now ruined church OF his native
district.
man named John Gayaor, in the
employment OF MFR. ]. Hector, Rath.
cabin, was found dead on the night
of January on the road between
Riverstown and Birr. 1t was decided
that there was no necessity to hold an
inquest, as death resulted from heart
disease
Kilkenny.
Died. - January {, Michs ell Byrne.
Rathbourne. January 4, Mrs. Carroll,
Pollrone.
DR.. j. F.. Hackctt Who recently re-
tired as medical OFF, OF Kilkenny
Workhouse, has been granted a pei
sion Of e15s per year
Kildare.
Michael Nusent, farmer OF Cor
raig, met with serious injuries on jan
nary by falling from his cycle near
Ballymore- Eustace.
Dicd.-Recently. James Gibson, New
bridge. Recently, Michael Dohbyn.
Nurney. Recently. W. j. Corey, v.
S.. Mas =.
Limerick o.
Widespread regret was occasioned
by the demise OF Mrs. Stephen Din
neen of Convent street, Limerick. on
January 6. A woman of much tact
gentleness and charity, she wa. be-
loved by all who had the pleasure OF
her acQua ilt lance.
Couth.
At the Drogheda Quarter Sessions
on January Z. before Judge Greene,
John Boden, Fair street, Droeheda
shoemaker. was awarded ELS dam
ages against George F. Gradwell,
Drosheda. for. personal injuries re-
ceived by plaintiff owing TO the ne
slect and careless driving Of a motor
car by defendants chauffeur.
Lsitrim.
The "Leitrim Observer is author
ity for the statement tina. there i.
every prospect at present of a coal
mine being opened in the mountain
district OF the parish known as CLAIM.
near Drumshambo. A numler OF per-
sons having land in the district have
received large sums of money for
their mineral rights therein
longford.
Mr.. Redehan. OF Drumard has pur-
chased MIR. Days farm al Clough.
near Granard, consisting OF about ~
Irish acres. for the sum Of e1,s70.
The same gentleman purchased an
other farm at Cloonagh for e730.
$50. Monaghan.
MIR. Il. Gillian was appointed nv
Monaghan County Council overseer of
the road machinery, ut 60 week,
and Mr.. F. Byrne OF Carris kmacross,
rate collector at 41sd in the 6.
a strange phenomena. has been wit
messed for some time past at Carry
duff. where a mysterious light is seen
almost every night. Persons who have
been travelling late in the district say
the light is as brilliant as the moon.
and travels as quick as lightning
along marshy hollow. a1d is accom-
panied by a weird sound.
a., .. Meath.
Died.-Recently, Miss Mary Henry
Hampton street. Balbriggan. Re-
Gently. Nicholas Brady. Stonefield: Re-
Gently. Miss Jane Kelly, Ha:bor View,
kilcock
At Trim Judge Curran awarded
s100 compensation to Mrs. Kelly. of
Rush. Dublin. under the Workmen's
Compensation Act, for the loss of her
son, John Kelly. teacher in Trim
Industrial School. WHO died last Feb
ruary as the result of being attacked
by number Of the school boys.
Mayo.
The death took place on January
of Sister Mary Catherine Glxnn,, of
the Convent Of Mercy. Westport, at
the age of s. years.
The death recently occurred at Ar
dOughan, Ba1lina, of John Robinson