The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-11-08

with Cavan and Clones Unions.
Derry.
A number of cowardly Unionist
blackguards assaulted with bottles and
stones the Rev. Brother Walsh, Supe-
rior Of the Christian Brothers Schools
at Brow of the Steel, Derry, when he
Was passing Carlisle Bridge on Oct. q,
Brother Walsh was not seriously .a-
jured.
Died.-Sept q. at Edenreagh, John
Wallace. aged 81 years. Sept. 81, Ball
lygay, Milford, Alexander Stevenson
Sept. 20, at Ballyhenry. Myroe, Will
lam Swami, aged SO years. Sept. 80, at
l Dervook Place, Waterside, London
derry, JEANNE c. Smyth.
Donegal.
The late Mrs. Lillian Lombe of Blu.
Mariana, left an estate of s4s pounds.
The death occurred on Sept p at
the Convent OF Mercy, Ballyshannon,
Of Sister Martha Kelly, In the forty
second year of her age.
While working a horse and cart at
oushterlin, recently, Michael Friel,
aged so, farmer, was knocked down
in some manner and killed.
Anthony Doherty, son of Thomas
Doherty, merchant Letterkeny, has Sc
cured one of the Donegal County Coun-
Gil Scholarships, valued at 1856 pounds.
Down.
Two esteemed residents of the coun-
try have passed away in the persons OF
John Douglas of Newry and Henry Cole
of Greencastle.
A farm Of land consisting of three
Irish acres. situate in the townland OF
Dunnavel, near Ki'keel, was purchas-
ed by DIR. Mackin at the extraordinary
high price of $50 pounds. This works
out, With auction fees, at the rate Of
220 pounds per Irish acre.
Dublin.
MIR. O'Hanlon, for the past thirty.
four years rate collector under the
Dundalk Urban Council, has resigned
his position.
A quantity of wheat and hay. valued
at $500, the property of William
Harrison, Ringwood, Hazlehatch. was
recently destroyed by fire.
DIED.-Sept. 80, 81 Northampton
road. Donnybrook, John F. Bowers,
aged 81 years. At 10 North Summer
street, Laurence Herman. At 4 MUIR
rays Cottages, 1nchicore, Mary Anne,
wife of Thomas O'Brien.
Married.-Sept. "a, at the Three
Patrons, Rathgar, by the Very Rev.
Canon Malone, p. p, assisted by the
Rev. Thomas Hill, G. c., John J. A..
eldest son of Thomas B. Doyle, Bait
inglass, Wicklow, to Agnes, third
daughter of Joseph p. Kerrigan, ex-
City Accountant, Garville avenue,
Rathgar. Dublin. Sept l6, at the
Church of the Visitation, Fairview
by the Rev. P. ]. Ryan, C. C. William
F., younger son of the late William
J. Molloy to Agatha Mary, fourth
daughter of the late John P. Clinch.
both of Dublin.
Fermanaoh.
AS result of the revision in South
Fermanagh, the Nationalist claim a
net gain of SO votes, though Union
lists returns allow them only gain
Of one.
The death has occurred OF James
Cooper, Enniskillen, head Of the firm
OF Cooper and Co., wholesale grocers
and butter and egg merchants. De-
ceased had reached his S5th year.
A man named William Goodwin,
farmer, residing on Gubb Island. New
townbutier, was horned by bull in
Clones Fair on Sept. Is and sustained
such serious injuries that he had to
be taken to the County Inflrmy at
Monaghan.
AA AANuOSI uclu III lLnulSklllCn ON
Sept. rs into the death of a man
named Robert Robertson. who for
merly owned a farm in the state of
Iowa, U. S. A., and who had but
short time ago returned to ireland.
It transpired from evidence that dc.
ceased was walking from the railway
station when he suddenly fell, and
before medical assistance could be
obtained he had expired. The medical
evidence showed that death was due
to natural causes, heart failure, and
the jury returned a verdict accord
ingly.
Galway.
The tenants of Lord Ardilaun in
Clonbar and Cong have decided to
pay no more rent until the estates
are sold to the Congested Districts
Board.
DlED.-Recently, Michael Grealish,