The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-03-01
Armagh.

A farmers son named William
! h'luke, aged Ii. was found dead in a
manure pit at Cullentragh. on Janu-
airy rs. 1t appears that the youth was
/, subject TO epileptic fits. and it is sur
missed that he fell into the manure pit
fsin one OF these fits.
'F Antrim.
Councillor McMordie has been elect
ed mayor of Belfast.
Twelve hundred employees OF
;;Mackic & Sons foundry, Springfield
road, Belfast, were made idle as the
result OF the strike OF the apprentices
in the works on January -. The lat
ter having refused to avail Ut an op
portunity to return, the firm, in ac-
cordance with notice previously sven,
closed down the entire establishment.
Cork.
Alderman OShea has been elected
Lord mayor of Cork.
Mrs. Kate Fitzgerald ol Kiskeam
died recently at the age Of us years.
On the night OF Jan. rs. a dairy
-. mans son named John Healy was fired
at from q. dwelling house While pass
81 ing along the public road at Toames
Macroom.
Carlow.
Dr. Lawrence Doyle. Boris, has
been promoted to the Medical Officer
:. ship OF Carlow Dispensary district.
The farm of killinure, the property
AFT the representatives Of l.. Montfort.
deceased, was sold recently by Mi.
y Hammond. auctioneer, Shillelagh. Mr..
Ward of Ryebrook. Lcixlp. being the
purchaser at c2.:ou.
Clare.
MIR. w. C.. O'Doherty, j. F.. who is
the only Protestant member. was re-
elected chairman for The fourth time
Of the kilkee Urban Council. In re-
turning thanks he referred to the alb
sence OF sectarianism in kiikee.
, Mrs. Kelly has disposed OF her farm,
at Lackereagh. containing q acres Of
g.. mountain land; rent. ELS. valuation
Eli los. The bidding started at
II goo. and after keen competition
= reached $3.50 and fees. a which sum
John keanc. Ogonnelloe, was declared
the purchaser.
The body OF Patrick McCierty OIL
"killanagher. who nad been missing
from home since Christmas Eve, was
found in the River Erne at Clowninny
!, on January 29th.
Donegal.
After a protracted illness. the death
occurred on January Is at Bay View
!: hotel. Mountcl1a rles. or Patrick Quinn,
an old and much respected National
list member Of the Donegal Guardians
zion of the l.. G. Act.
Dublin.
Ry coincidence the deaths took
place on the same day Of both An
drew Murphy, late Chief Transfer
Officer OF the Bank OF Ireland. who
was attacked by paralysis a week
previously. and his mother, Mrs. Fran
ces Murphy, at their residence, SIS
. Dalymount, n. G. F., Dublin.
Owing to troubles with lockers, the
e City Of Dublin Stcampacket Company
charged the crews of their cargo ves-
sells. The railway companies have de- /
clincd to accept traffic by this route.
The company asserts that the men
ceased work without assigning rea-
son OF making complaint.
49, Down.
20 MessrK. }. AlcMeekan and j. Pagan
have been reelected Chairman and
Vice Chairman respectively, Of the!
Bangor Urban Council. !
Patrick Doyle, formerly principal
i teacher of Ballyphilip School. died at
q his home on Shore street, Portaferry,
on January Is. !;
Derry.
John Thomas Dean of FABIAN House, |
rdNdH, DGtIS. VITO Q1e0 on November
IS last, left estate of the gross value
Of $3.50.
.. The death occurred suddenly in |
u Coleraine on January Is, OF William
Dunlop, well known farmer, resid-
ing at Kilgrain. Deceased was in
town, and, having transacted some
business, was about to start for home, |
!, when he was seized with weakness,
and he died few minutes after
wards.
! Galway.
The death has occurred ut Clitden,
y Galway. Of DR.. Anthony Gorham.
\ Martin Francis. of spiddal. was
Y thrown from a van which he was
driving in the Cashle Bay district and
sustaining fracture Of the skull,