The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-04-26
.3kEWS FROM IRELAND

';sS - Antrim.
aasi; Alex: Mcneil, 10, son of widow
-. 49, ~ resident at Park, was riding horse
,.,,ss down a ,disused road near cushendun
- when, the animal stumbled and fell on
..: dop of him, killing him instantly.
ys.a..> James Hume farmer, while driving
:" horse and cart at Toreagh near
1.arne. got too near ditch and the
sS' cart was turned completely over
Hume was pinned beneath the We
.:.. hicle the side Of which rested on his
~ j; neck, crushing him to death.
S't' Dicd.-March "a, at Lisroe, kiln,al-
ey. Ellen Comedian. widow Of the late
Patrick Comedian. ~ T.. I.isroe, aged
s:..s - Years. March IS at kilrush. lane,
klrush. Recently, Mrs. Martin Mo-
floney. CIonmoher
"E'' The death occurred suddenly at the
Parochial House, crushecn, on March
% of REV. John Nolan. Adm. The de-
ceased priest, who Was Very popular.
80.
;e,rt Crusheen parish, and previously was
~ -.curate in Clarecastle and Golriskane
:s:Ss Father Nolan was about sixty years
old, and was Il native Of Ncnagh dis
-: triet
u: esVan'
H. -. On the evening of March 81. while
farmer named Cusack was driving
home from Cavan market in "A cart
II; - With his wife and Miss Lee. the
horse went up on the side of a ditch
"a: about mile from town, overturning
the conveyance which pinned all the
occupants underneath. They were
,,,,.,., rescued with difficulty and being more
=. 80, Hunt. is engaged to be married to Rob-
.,.s~ Carlow.
::.;., Miss Kathleen Gladys l;rogan,
q Hunt is engaged to be marierd TO Rob-
ert lie Poer McClintock, of Rathvn-
Wa. den, Carlow.
>Y.ra. ,. ... Cork.
ftS." The priests and people of Kanturk
~ parrish have contributed G43 to the
- On st. Patrick's day, in the chapel
attached to the Presentation Convent.
a., two ladies received the wells and hab-
its of the Order. one is Miss Shaw
-daughLcr of Robert Shaw. Haulbow-
~' line. and fire other Miss t'itznahony,
daughter Of Gerald r'itz,nahony. Midc-
tom III. name Of the former in rcli-
.t Iion is Sister Mary Gertrude and the
AZ, l;;,tcr Sister Mary Evangelist
a., -s q. r.. Down.
:. ..,; Died. March .G. Mrs. Lenn.n. Mar
: - Of street. Newry. March 26. in Dub.
lin. Joseph Mclaughlin. Ncwry.
Charles Clarke, farmer. Ratalla. sus-
- ,r- ':.ilrd injuries at Cloughey Ivy fall
~: from his cart. AS a result of his horse
~ %;haNins taken fright. lie vas removed
~ in prerarious condition to the home
- of his sister. Mrs. Young, Clo,ghey,
a verdict of death from natural
causes was returned at an inquest on
.,.: Mrs. Agnes Graham, so. or Clintagh,
;.:t near Dromara. who suddenly uolla pscd
-: on March ~ and died in her husbands
-, .arNs before medical attendance ar
- rived.
-I,,s n..r.
'''' On March "a eve the property of
-. .. Henry O'NeilI, Tulynaeee, near Mag
herafelt. gave birth to six lambs, all
.&ae: of which are doing we'll.
:.a !. On March 6. at his residence. I.abbv.
w. Draperstown. the death took place Of
Michael Bradley in the house in which
he lived since he first saw Ihe light %
49,: years ago.
s....,. Mrs. Lizzie Wheeler, of % Warren
pital. on March 49, a result OF in
- iuries received the previous evening
through falling down the stairs at that
address.
Donegal.
- = Dled.-Recently, John Moloy Glen
go ties March 49, Frank ODonnell, Cas-
~ sidy, Donegal.
There being no criminal cases for
,,.. trial at Donegal Assizes on Marcel, %,
Judge Cook was made the recipient of
.S:, e white gloves.
,:Ir ... Fermanagh.
'sf#' Justice Holmes, addressing the
'E"' Grand Jury at the opening of Ferman-
agh Assizes. said it was Just a. years
,. since he first came as a prObationer
- on the northwest circuit, and during
,s the intervening period he had always
s.st found orderly life of it's inhabitants.
~: 49,. Galway.
~ '''# The late Prof. ]. Lyman of univer-