The Irish standard., 1913-09-13
Antrim.

S Antrim.
A fire occurred in the upper prem.
Uses Of Messrs. Maybin Brothers, iron.
'mongers, Ballymena, with the result
that the roof was entirely demolished,
The damage is partly covered by in
surance. Some alarm was occasioned
!. for the time being owing to the fact
that a quantity Of gunpowder was
stored in the premises.
H.. Armagh.
( Deep regret was caused by the
death of Miss Mary A. Brankins,
-Portadown. Miss Brankin, whose
brother, Mr.. ]. Brankin, and sister,
Mrs. Murray, passed away recently.
had been In i'll health for some time.
A particularly rich seam Of silver
ore is reported to have been discov-
cred on the farm of Mr.. E. Conlon of
Clea, near Ready, and mining opera
tons will be commenced at once.
Antrim.
Most Rev. DR.. Tohill, Bishop of
Down and Conner, is seriously i'll in
q Dublin private hospital.
cavan.
Mrs. James Sexton, Killynebber,
died on Aug. ii.
Tho death took place recently of
Lawrence Power, a popular resident
Of the Grangeford. Tullow district.
Married.-August 9Th, at the Cath
oils church. Paulstown. by Rev. Faith
ker O'Brien. P. p. James Brennan, son
pf the late Thomas Brennan Knock
squire Boris, County Carlow, to Julia,
daughter Of the late Denis Hennessy,
Garrydun, Paulstown County Kilken-
nv.
Cork.
Rsv. David Mescal died in st. Pat
! x3ck's Hospital Cork, on Aug. 10. He
was q son of tho late Henry Mescal
hof Macroon.
A farmer named Timothy Crowley,
Of Gaggin, while walking along the
railway line on August is, was caught
by the o'clock train from Cork and
killed instantly.
Rev. ]. A. Murray Of Dubuque, Ia,
observed the silver jubilee Of his or
dination to the priesthood on Aug Is.
81 1T ~ To-
ney.
A young man named Martin Gill, a
billposter, living on the quays of
Ennis. died suddenly on Aug II.
Sister M. Magdalen. matron of En-
nisstymon Union. has resigned her
position on account Of iii health.
Down.
Very Rev. d. B. Falvey, o. p, prior
Of st. GATHERINGS church, Newry, has
been appointed one Of the two Irish
representatives at the General Chap
ter of Dominicans from all parts of
the world, which will take place
shortly at Venlo, in the Netherlands.
Derry.
When engaged in "ottering" in
Tough Foyle. recently. John Farren,
= fisherman Of Greencastle, was sur
!: prsed on hauling his net aboard off
aCaEnagarve to discover he had caught
IN antler Of the extinct Irish elk. The
/. adtler. which 10 about 30 inches in
(! length, is in excellent preservation.
save where some of the tips of the
i branches were broken.
Donegal.
~ On Aug. 8 child aged Is months,
daughter Of Mr.. Michael Rose, pub.
fSeian, 1nver. was drowned in a tub,
(Which only contained small guam.
kdty Of water. The little one 1t is sur
hmised. when stretching its hand down
Fto the water, overbalanced, and fall
ing into the tub, was soon asphyxiat.
Lea.
Dublin.
u Tho Triennial Capuchin Chapter
WAS held In Dublin on Aug. IL when
Rev. Father Aloysius, Church street,
dublin, member of a we'll known
family. was elected Provincial of the
order.
| While crossing the tram line in
Harcourt street on Aug. ~, an old
man named John Jones. aged u
. years. and residing at 20 CUTIE street,
was knocked down by Terenure
tram. He was taken to the Meath
Hospital where 1t was found he had
sustained fracture of the base of the
skull. Some hours later he sue.
cumbed to his injuries.
Aug. IA. Messrs. P. O'Connor and
Son. Of 40 Queen street. auctioneers,
!. disposed Of the grazing farm of Wind.
mill Hill. or Colmanstown, Rathcaale
the property of Mr.. MAXWELL. The