The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-10-11
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BY majority of one, the Middle
town urban council has elected as rate
collector, John Brady, a son of the
councils vice-chairman.
~ The late John McClelland Armagh,
x retired merchant, left personal estate
= valued at e16.794. The will is curious.
Fin that it is entirely taken up with the
e appointment of executors and omits to
dispose of his property.
Messrs. Harland and Wifi, Ltd,
have increased the rate of rernunera-
ton paid to apprentices in the clerical
and drawing offices, which up to the
present has been 6 100 for five years,
to s1es for theSame period.
~ The new public abattoir which has
been erected in Stewart street by the
900. was formally declared open on
Sept. 10, by the Lord Mayor (Mr. r.
). ]. Mccordie. M. P.)
The death has taken place in Bel
:, fast Of G. s. McTear, solicitor to the
:. board of trade. George McTear was a
: son Of the Late George McTear, of the
4 Arm of Messrs. q. s. McTear and Son,
long identified with the shipping trade
az Belfast.
j.. Carlow.
Two highly esteemed residents of
Tullow have passed away in the per-
sons Of Mrs. p. J. Kelly and Richard
smyth. Tho former died on Sept. af-
! ter q brief illness and Mr.. Smyth died
on Sept. 8.
cavan.
DR.. Charles Mcdonnell Of Drogheda,
has been appointed junior medical Of
hcer Of Cavan lunatic asylum.
Dted.-sept. s. Miss Hannah Maria
Brady, Poolakeel; Sept. II, Patrick
6hiels. Church street, Cavan; recent
ly. James Eaton. Newsvendor, Cavan.
- Miss M. e. Clerk. laundry maid, who
had been seventeen years in the SER
= vice Of the Cavan asylum. was grant,
ed a pension of e16 tic Cd per annum.
Glare.
John Conway of Moynce was found
drowned in the canal near Scariff on
Sept. 2.
The death took place recently at
Carhunagry, Mullagh. of Mrs. Anne
d Cotter, a known and respected
young matron.
Most Rev. DR.. Ciune. archbishop of
Perth, West Australia, has been on a
visit to his old home in County Clare
during the past few months.
Ss''' Cork. r
= A disastrous fire occurred Sept at
Carringhmahon Villas, midway in the
main road between Glenbrook and
YOUNGSTOWN, as a result of which the
house owned and occupied by Mr.. AL
len was completely Quilted, whilst the
adjoining house, the property Of Miss
Honour, was considerably damaged.
The death Of Miss Hannah Coughlan
daughter OF John Coughlan, took place
. on Sept. 6. The little one, it appears
met with an accident at the residence
Of her relatives near Healy's Bridge
she having been kicked by horse
While quarrying at Barleyhill, Ros-
earberry, John Tobin discovered in a
small cave an enormous number OF
gold and eilver coins in fairly good
p state OF preservation. The gold coins
each about the size of half-sovereigns
Of A1day, were Of the time of Henry
VIl1 The silver were similar in size
A glass candle stick. piece of wax
candle. and other articles also discov-
cred seem to point to the fact the
cave was used for Mass purposes in
penal days.
= 4 sad driving accident resulting in
the death Of Mrs. Cronin. wife of Den
10 CJonin. q well-known farmer OF
Forest, near Macroom, occurred al
Lackaaeen recently. Mr.. and Mrs
Cronin were driving from a funeral al
Ballysnoney when the pony took fright
and ran. ...O.
/. Derry.
Died.-Scpt. 8. at Gortilea. William
Marshall. aged SO years; Sept. 8. al
Terrydremond, Limavady, John George
at an advanced age; Sept. 10, at 8 Neil.
or's Row, Derry Ranny. relict of the
late Thomas McGuiness
James Oliver, farmer and brick man.
ufacturer, Derrybar, near Lamavady
was the victim of very serious acct
dent, which will incapacitate him for q
heightened period. Sustaining heavy
fall in his yard. he fractured his thigh
badly.
VI The solemn ceremony of Religious
\, Profession took place in the Convent
Chapel Of the Irish Sisters of Charity