The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-02-22

NEWS FROM IRELAND
Armagh.

who are or strike, and their employ
ers. to submit their differences to ar
bitration, and call in some wise,
honorable and independent man who
understands the conditions of the
trade" as it seems to him the issues
are eminently matter for compro-
.,nise. At meeting Of strikers on
January II. arrangements were made
for the distribution OF strike pay on
SATURDAY,, and three subscriptions Of
ESQ each we're offered for fund for
:. the nom Union strikers. Many weav-
ers with their families have left Lur-
gan for Belfast and Glasgow owing to
the strike.
Antrim.
{. Thomas NJ. Rice, we'll known in the
commercial life Of Belfast, died on
January ,17th, at the age of sixty
eight years. :.
u. Miss Annie kohler died on January
us as the result of burns received at
1852 Upper 'Newtownards Road, Bel.
faSt, on January 4.
Carlow.
= =. Died. - January 10th, IAnastasia
g., Hughes, Carlow. At Moat Alicia, Tul-
low, on January 18th, Mrs. Maria
O'Leary, aged 50 years. At Baenals-
Town Dispensary. whore she was mid
wife for the past As years, Mrs. Ro-
gan, departed this life after a tedious
illness.
~, Ennis Guardians have elected Miss
%kenny to the position Of nurse in the
Union lnfrmary.
a. Disciplinary :, Patrick Colpoise,
Ennistymon. January "A, Mrs. Kate
F'ahy, Deerpark. Recently, c. 6. Tren-
erry. Ennis.
TT Messrs. p Kennedy and ]. Malone.
outgoing Chairman and Vice chair
man of the Ennis Urban Council,
have been reelected.
Cork.
.,,,, The body of a young man. Edward
Murphy, WIZ NdS loi ANS
weeks, was found on the Strand in
Queenstown. January %. Deceased
81 was young unmarried man, the son
of the late Edward Murphy. who was
principal teacher for many years in
Queenstown.
t,ava,, l'rhap t,ounril h.S xelat.tcd
John F.. O'aanlon and William Reid
E as Chairman and Vice-Chairman re-
sne.tiyely.
#$s Negotiations are in progress be-
tween the owner or the Cumnlins es-
tate and the Estates Commissioners
for the purchase OF the town Of Bal
lyjamcsdun.
Dublin.
The Dublin Corporation reelected
Councillor Lorean Sherlock mayor by
s.: votes to ..
MIR. Hughes. eX-rate collector to
Pembroke Urban Council, has retired
on q pension OF c525 a year.
-. The death of ST.. NJ. DeSales Kane
: Of the Convent Of the Holy Faith in
ftilasnevin took place on January %.
nv Derry.
A slater named Thomas Given, 80.
Long Tower, met with nasty acci-
80 dent on January is. by falling Off the
roof at Messrs. Stevenson's premises
in William street. The hooks which
fastened the ladder to the ridge gave
+. way and Given had a miraculous es-
: cape from death.
~ : Down.
: The late G. p. Alderice Of Newry,
left an estate valued at G12.292.
Warrenpoint Urban Council has
elected Messrs. Patrick O'Neil and
!; Felix O'Hare as Chairman and Vice.
chairman respectively:
Donegal.
~; Died.-January 90. Thomas Cannon
= elena House, Gortahork. January 90.
at Carrick, Carrigart, Maggie. wife OF
= Bernard Miller, Coatbridge, Scotland.
i. Charles Rogers, Killybegs. has re-
signed his position as secretary TO
81 the Killybegs Harbor Board, an APP
: pointment which he has held since
v November, 1896.
v. Galway.
s'r Died.-January 10. Mrs. Bridget
Cornaly. Oakmount. Tuam. Re-
Gently, Mr.. o'Reilly, Tullinadaly road,
!, ,l:uam.
NJ !, The body Of William Flynn. laugh
q: n1aconnell. Ballinasloe, who had been
missing for six days. was on January
s'as discovered in bog hole near his
h residence. The deceased was a years
Of age. and unmarried.
,,3.st .;.. Kerry. ...-
wa. .s. Died.-January "A. P. Sheehy, ST.,
Strand street. Tralee. January 20.
Robert Dodd. Kiilorslin. January is.
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