The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-05-17

Kildare.
Much damage was caused by fire
which occurred in the residence of Mr..
Lanphier, Dublin road, Mas, on April
-.
\ well known and popular resident
OF the Castledermot district died on
April II in the person of II. McDarby,
of Newtownallen. at the age of sixty
six years.
Kerry.
Died, April 10. Miss Nj. A. Bcnner,
Roseville. April l3. Mrs. Mary Hor-
gan, Kennare.
Much damage was done by !, fire
which occurred in the dressing rooms
OF the Killarney Golf club on the
morning of April 13.
The late Countess of kenmare, wild
ow of the fourth Earl, left unsettled
estate of the gross value of Go,61S.
Ollie cemetery nearest to the place
where she might happen TO die.
Kilkenny.
Sister Mary Angela, a young menu
Der OF the Convent of Mercy, Callan,
died on April IA. Sister Angela. in the
world, was known as Miss Josephine
Ryan of Dromnakeeran, Tipperary.
Rev. Patrick keoghan, c. c., Gal
way, died on April II at the age of
forty-nne years. He was for many
years after his ordination Professor of
mathematics in ST. kernan's College,
Kilkenny.
Limerick.
Died.-April Ia. Miss Isabel Hos
ford, Hill View, Ennis road, Limerick.
April -. Robert Kelly, Calcdonian
place, Limerick.
Lonqford.
Two we'll known and respectable
residents of the county passed away
in the persons of John Dolan of Car
rickduff, and Mrs. John Kieran of
Strecte
Louth.
A three year old child, Michael Nc
Qnillan, was attacked by a gandcr at
Droglcda. The bird knocked the boy
down and injured him so severely that
he died a few minutes later
A fire broke out in the hardware
and dclf store OF p. kincart, Clanbras-
sill street, Dundalk. The fire origina ted
i'll the shop, and on discovery the oc-
cupants OF the house. to the number
of ten, including the members of Mrs.
kincart's family and his shop assist
ants, were rescued in night attire.
Leitrm.
\ most successful concert was re-
Gently held under the auspices of
Dromhair Division. a. O. Fl. The pro-
ceeds were given towards tho local
band funds.
The Rev. Frances Timony, who re-
Gently was the recipient Of an address
and purse of sovcreisns from his par-
ishioners in celebration OF his silver
jubilee as rector of st. Adams An
coats, Manchester. is a native OF Kin
Tough, and was educated at st. Pat
rick's College, Culliss.
Meath.
There is great unrest in North Meath
IN connection with the dispute regard
ing the Donorc lands. On April IS a
demonstration had been arranged to
he held at kilbcgan, close to Il por
ton Of the property which has been
taken by a srabber named McKenna.
The meeting was prevented by a large
force OF police, but II tcputaton from
the asitators which waited upon the
srabber was informed that he had no
intention OF surrendering the land.
Mayo.
y The ErriS Hotel, Castlebar, was sold
by Michael Kelly, auctioneer. for the
sum of G1,3OO.
William Flanagan has been appoint
ed rate collector under the County
Council for the Ballyhaunis district.
The funeral took place on April Is
of Sister Mary Xavier late Matron of
the Swinford workhouse for over
twenty years.
Monaghan.
Following series of successful u
l. l.. meetings in Donaghmoyne par
ish. delegates Of the South Monaghan
Executive on April 10 presented an H.
Illuminated address to the Very Rev
Canon O'Connor. p. F., president of the
Executive.
Queens.
Dled.-April II, Patrick Doran
marlborough. April 10. Richard Scale
Timahoe.
Roscommon.
Married.-April 8, at the Church OF
the Sacred Heart Roscomn,on f,,,;th