The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-09-06
Antrim.

A sad bathing fatality occurred at
Portstewart on Sunday afternoon. Aug.
3. The victims are Michael Mallon,
aged IS years. of Moneynick. Randals-
town, and Edward Liddy. Derryhul-
lagh. Randalstown.
At recent meeting Of Lisburn
Board of Guardians sanction was in
timated from the L. G. Board of DR.
Thomas Vests appointment as med
ical officer of Dunmurry dispensary
district and of the approximation al
lowance of Ell per annum to Miss
Crory, last matron of the workhouse.
A young lady named Miss F'orgie.
belonging to Cavanmore, near Bush
mills was seriously injured at the
tramway depot. Portrush, on August
1. She was temporarily residing in
Portrush, and when seeing some
friends off to Bushmills attempted to
step off the tram while in motion. She
was thrown to the ground and was
picked up in an unconscious state and
taken to Hopefield Hospital, in a pre-
carious condition.
Died.--July 80. at 2 Kashmir Road,
Belfast. Brian Close. July 20, a: Is
Glen Road. Belfast. Annie, wife Of
Thomas j. Corr, Glen Road and Ash
more street. August l. suddenly. at
Crew. Glenavy, Mary, wife of George
F1eeton. August 3. at 1874 Hillman
street, Belfast, Mary, wife of w. Lof-
tus, ex-sergt. R. I. C. August 1, at SO
irish street, Belfast. Henry, husband
Of Elizabeth Gilmore. July 30, at Our
Lady's Hospice for the Dying, Crum-
lin Road. John McAhster. late of 81
Fleetwood street, Belfast. July 30,
Elizabeth, daughter of Patrick Quinn.
Madden. Ready. and sister of the Rev.
James Quinn, c. c.. Haggardstown.
~ . Armagh.
As the result of driving accident
on August 8, on the road between
sPoyntzpass and Tanderagee, farmer
named Robert Written. Drumnaether,
received serious injuries, one of his
,;ears being torn off. whilst man
named George Davidson, who was
with him, was also badly injured.
The Lurgan Town Council has de-
cided that the time is ripe for the es-
Enlistment of a municipal electric
lighting system in the town, and has
appointed; committee to go into the
question. A memorial from 60 of the
principal merchants and manufacture
ers of Lurgan was read urging the
adoption of, this course, and express
ing dissatisfaction with the present
ssupp'y;sanas price, Of gas. ~
.s'r Cork.
! James Walsh has resigned as mas
ter Of Michlestown workhouse.
The coroner held an inquest on Au-
> gust 8. touching the death of girl
named Julia Clifford, aged 10 years,
who was conveyed to Mallow hospital
on August 5.
- Died.-On July %, at the District
;hospital. Tobias Angleton date of
!. 3Messrs. Beamish and Crawford's brew
Bry). On July %. at Dromskehy, Ban
teer, Annie, wife of Patrick Buckley,
and daughter of the late John O'Con-
mel. On August 1. at %. Roche's Row,
Queenstown, Peter Cavoy, late French
interpreter, Queenstown. On July %.
Castle Road, Bandon, Mary, relict of
=. Timothy Canniffe. On August 2. at
Tnbbernmire, Carrignavar. Patrick
Dunlea, at an advanced age. On July
-. at Moskeigh. Templemartin, Cor
8 nolius Desmond. On July 81, at 4
James street. Cork, John Calvin, for
Upwards of so years the faithful SER
; want Of John O'sullivan, of Lisladeen.
5 On August 2, at Knocklaum. st.
!. Lqke's, Mrs. Mary Hayes, relict of the
slRte Michael Hayes. On August 4, at
: Evergreen road, Mary Anne, wife of
Patrick Haines, and daughter of the
r'1ste George Webb, College road. On
:. = August 4. at SO watercourse road,
ss:Ehomas Howard, at an advanced age.
pOn August 1, at Fort Camden. Cros-
j haven. John, only son Of Patrick and
Mary LETTERS. aged years and s
stnonths. On July 20, at 10 Lower
Georges street. Timothy Mccarthy
O'clock and pump maker). On August
.. at the Cork District hospital, Julia
! Mnlcahy. wife of John Mulcahy. Cor
belts Lane. On July 20. Daniel N.
i Murphy. third son of Edmond Muir
ply. Watergrasshill. On July 81, at
Z Ballykit, Ballyclough. Michael Muir
phy, at an advanced age. On August
-, at the Mercy hospital. Cork, Pat
I rick D. O'connell. Of North Square,
!. sMaacroon. On August 3, at 4 Kyrrs
Quay, Cork, Thomas o'Donaghue,
49, Vi r 3. .