The Irish standard., 1913-08-16
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NEWS FROM |RE AND,
Antrim.

A verdict of accidental death was
returned at an inquest at Larne on
Daniel McFall, a child. who was
knocked down by a motor car driven
by James S. Davidson, of Seacourt,
Bangor.
A roadman named Dufin, while at
work on the coast road near Larne,
observed body floating in the water
some distance from the shore. He
save the alarm, and boat was
launched and the body brought ashore.
when it was found to be that of Mrs.
Erskine of Cairncastle.
: John Shaw, native of Larne, was
: found dead at the Eglinton Lime
Quarries, near Larne, under circum-
stances showing that he had been
the lime kiln. on the top of which he
: was lying, and where it is presumed,
he had gone to sleep.
At Fortglenone two tramps, man
and a woman. called at house of a
farmer named John Crawford, and
were warned to go away. The farm
er then fired a gun to brighten the
tramps off, but the charge entered the
neck of the woman, who was named
Rose Ann McNicholl, and she fell dead.
Crawford subsequently surrendered to
the police
-. Armagh.
Judge Dodd congratulated the Ar
magh Grand Jury on the peaceful
condition of the county as indicated
by the police returns at the opening
of the summer assizes.
The Armagh coroner held an inquest
on the body of Mary Courtney, aged
26, Drumnahuncheon. who died in the
County Infirmary on July II as the
result Of injuries received when cy-
cling near Riehill through a collision
with a traction engine belonging to T.
COLLEEN.
While Mrs. Willmot, of Ashfort,
Middletown, was out driving with her
sister, Miss Waddie, and her niece.
Miss Hayne, the pony fell, with tn.
result that the shafts of the car were
broken. The ladies were thrown out,
and Mrs. Willmot sustained a frac-
tured arm. The other ladies did not
s,,atain sorious iniuriea
Carlow.
The death of Mrs. A. Doyle, Main
street. Goresbridge, took place on July
15. The funeral which took place at
the family burial ground at Cores
bridge, was attended by large num-
Der of friends Of deceased.
u Nearly ten thousand people attend
ed the great Carlow Feis, held IN the
grounds of the Agricultural Society,
Green Dragon. on Sunday last. The
people of the town and district seemed
to enter into the spirit of the local
leaders in the movement, and heart
lily co-operated with every effort made
to make the function record one, in
the county, which undoubtedly it was.
49, Cavan.
Mr.. Gaffney. who recently resigned
as Master of Cavan Union, has been
granted a pension Of ELS per year.
4: Died.-July Z, Thomas Flood, Bridge
street, Cavan. Recently. Mrs. Mar
garet Mulligan, Aghabas. Recently,
Mrs. McGovern, Scealon.
Glare.
On July IA Tenplemorley House,
about five miles from Ennis. the resi-
dence of Mr.. F. Studdert. Secretary
to the Glare County Council, was de-
.rstroyed by fire, most of the contents,
:: however, being saved. The fire. which
was accidental, broke out in the up
per part of the house and when dis
z covered by the servants about half
past three o'clock, had gained a good
hold of the place.
The death took place unexpectedly
on July II at Lahinch of Rev. John
.O'Malley. Ennis Born "a or 65 years
ago, in Kilmaley, deceased filled sue
cessively missions in Broadford, Puck
ane. Crusheen, Kiloleman in each one
of which the sad announcement of his
unexpected death was learned with
the utmost regret
The death took place on July IL on
board the S. S. Baltic of the White
q Star Line on it's voyage to Ireland of
Thomas Hodges who was returning tc
his old home at Killalysart, County
Glare. He was attended in his last
moment by Rev. William Mclaughlin
of jersey City, n. j., who was a pas
senger on b ard. Following his death,
committee was formed, headed by
Father Mclaughlin, and sum of fifty
pounds was subscribed to defray the
4 expenses of funeral and prevent
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