The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-11-22

Dundalk, Patrick O'Rourke.-Oct. 16,
at t. ,Vincent's Hospital, Dublin,
Mary Anne, eldest daughter Of the
late Joseph Leonard, Corbalis, Ardee.
and Christina Leonard, Mullenstown,
Ardee.-Oct. 18th, at st. Mary's
Road. Dundalk, JAMIE, daughter Of
the late VIM. Newett.-Oct. 18th, at
Dowdallshill. Mrs. Catherine M'Court
Oct. 21st, suddenly. at his resi-
dence, Mullaharlin, Dundalk, Robert
MCDOWELL, ]. P. eldest son Of the late
John MCDOWELL, of Faughart, Dun.
dalk, aged So.
The scutehers In the flax mills
about Ballybay have decided to strike
ii an increase Of pay I'D per stone)
is not forthcoming during this week.
The millowners have increased the
charge Of scutching to is I'd per stone
in that part.
MEATH.
Died recently, Joseph McDermott,
Chapel street. Oldcastle. Oct 20,
Robert DAILY, Colvinstrom.. - Recent
ly, John Harnan( saddler), Long
| wood. &c.,
A magnificent public meeting held
in Navan on Oct. 18th was addressed
by Mr.. John Dillon, M. P. The day
was extremely wet. yet the National.
lists of the Country, which has had
proud record in the Home Rule
struggle in returning at critical juno.
lures In the fortunes of the country
John Martin. Charles Stewart Par.
nell, and Michael Davitt, turned up
In their thousands and manifested by
their enthusiasm as we'll as by their
presence in such inclement weather
their uabated devotion to the Nation
| al cause.
QUEENS.
Died. Oct. 10, Miss Ellen Fitzpat.
rick, Main street, marlborough. -
Oct. IA, James Dunno, Rathangau. -
Oct. lG, Edward Peppard, Cullenaugh.
Oct. 16, suddenly, Daniel Cahill,
Borris.in-O ssory.
Rev. Mother Mary stanisIaus died
in the Presentation Convent, Mary.
borough, on Oct. II. Deceased was the
daughter of the late Samuel Clutter.
buck of Ardfinane, Tipperary. and
had been a member Of the Presenta.
ton Order in Marlborough for forty
years.
RoscoMMoN.
The death took place on Oct. 90 Of
John Molloy, Derremargon, at the age
Of thirtythree years.
Dr.. p. C.. Walsh, who for 80 wears
was medical officer of Castlerea
Workhouse, has retired owing to fall
ing health.
SLIGO.
Mr.. Mahon, auctioneer, recently nut
up the farm known as Ballybrennan,
near Ballymote, comprising 27 statute
acics, which was knocked down to
James Gilmartin. merchant, Bally-
mote, for the sum Of $40 pound.
Died Oct. 81, O'Dowd, Cloonlaheen.
Recently, Miss Bridget Gethin, Riv.
erstown - Oct. 9, Mrs. Anne Galag-
her, Castel. - Recently, Matll,w Gal
iagher, Ballymote. Oct. "a, Peter
Jordan, in Glasgow, formerly of Sligo.
TlPPERARY.
John Walsh, Auctioneer, Temple.
more. by instructions of the owner,
Daniel Hogan, put up for SO !, the in
terest In his holding at Gurteen, con-
tanning about So acres Irish plant.
alton measure. The competition for
this small holding was very keen, and
after spirited bidding. Richard Harra.
hill, an adjoining farmer, was declar-
ed the purchaser for the sum of 400.
The following deaths have taken
place: Recently, Mrs. Mary Dowley,
Carrick-on-Suir. Oct. 1S, James
Larkin. Carrick-on-Suir. - Oct, IA,
John Hickey, Derricknew. - Recently,
Mrs. Kennedy, Figlash. - Recently,
Michael Organ, 1sossmore. - Sudden.
ly on Oct. II, Patrick Rohan, Queen
street, Menagh. - Oct. 81, Mrs. R.
Donovan, Galbally. - Oct. "a, Francis
Pillington, Clonnel, aged SO years.
TYRONE.
Charles Mclvor, a native of New
townstewart, died in Dublin on Oct.
10, as the result of injuries he sust-
aimed in a football game the previous
day.
WATERFORD.
Miss Eileen kiliorew, a student Of
the Secondary School carried on at
Desmond College, Ring, Dungraven,
has won the Waterford County Coun-
ellis Special Irish Scholarship, value
SO pound year for three years, at
University College, Cork.
The Death took place on Oct. 81,
at his residence, Main street, Ira
more. of Edward Hennessy. The de.
ceased, who was about 20 years of
age, had been for over fifty years in
the employment of Messrs. Kelly and
Co., Bakehouse Lane, and was we'll
known in Waterford.
WEsTMEATH.
A large bullock found its way into
the chemists shop of Mr.. T. Wheleh.
an, Earl street, Mullingar, causing
considerable fright to the number of
customers who were on the premis.