The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-08-30
Antrim.

Antrim.
The reply of the Nationalist Of
subscription of $50 pounds as . hrst
installment to the Home Rule Fund Of
1913. The Irish News publishes the
list of subscribers, which tells its own
tale. The largest subscriptions are
20 pounds from Belfast Protest.
ant" and 10 pounds from "a Belfast
Home Ruler" All the rest IL in sub
scriptions Of from one shilling up to
pounds. Last year. Belfast's hrst
instalment to the fund was $50
pounds. The increase of ITO pounds
is eloquent of the growing strength Of
the Home Rule cause in the Ulster
capital, and fresh illustration Of
the patriotism Of it's Nationalist cit
liens.
Armagh.
On July "a, the police at Forkhill
reported to Mr.. J. 8. Small, Coroner
for South Armagh, the death Of q
man named Thomas LArkin. Carrick-
broad. which took place ON July Il
The report stated that at 1880 on the
morning Of July 30, Mary Larkin,
daughter Of the deceased, who was an
old man. found her father lying on
his bed with cut In his throat while
his face and hands were covered with
blood. A bloodstainsd tableknife was
found In the room. A doctor from
Dundalk was called In and dressed the
wound. The injured man however.
died on the following day. and the
remains were inferred in Faughart
graveyard. It 10 supposed that the
injuries were self-inflicted, and the
medical certificate stated that death
was due to q wound In the throat,
with hemorrhage and syncope as Sec
ondary causes.
Died-July 80, Philip Cahill, Cor
hoogan.-Recently. Mrs. Mathew Cut
len. Stradove.-July 20, Mrs.. William
Morton, Clonoollon.
Married.-July 20. at Anne's St
Church. Dublin. by Rev. Father Hick-
ey. Michael, second son Of Peter MUIR
tagh, Benduf, Cootehill. to Marion
eldest daughter of Michael Monahan,
Killteeter. Mullagh.
On July Fl, at Midtown Park, Dub
lin, Rev. Patrick Cannon, 8. J., (son
of Mrs. Cannon, Erksine House,
Cavan and of the late Mr.. John
Cannon. ]. P.) was ordained priest
of the Jesuit Order by His Grace the
Archbishop OF Dublin. .
-a' Derry.
Thomas John Andrews, Of Bearn-
vile. Portstewart, Derry, barrister-at
at-law, who died on June 3 last left
estate valued at 2,e40 lib. Os. Sd.
Constable McCarney Of the Lecky
Road Police Barracks, Derry. went
suddenly insane on July Fl and at
tackled his brother policemen, infiict-
ing serious injury.
Died.-July Is, at private nursing
home, Dublin, Charles sproule Cald-
we'll, Of Greenless. Cav, Londonderry,
solicitor.-July 81. at 126 Leckq Rd..
Derry. Mary Anne. wife or the late
James Donnelly. Superior Barracks
Sergeant, Burlington Barracks, Lon
donderry.
Donegal.
The potato blight has made its ap-
pearance in Donegal, ana great I'M
easiness 10 felt by the farmers gener-
ally.
Died.-July 20. at Main street,
Letterkenny, Martha, relict Of the late
Connell Harkin. carpenter-July "a,
at Glenfin street, Ballybofey. James
Kelly. merchant.-At Bentley Street,
Waterside, John Barr.
Married.-July %, in the Magin
Memorial Church, Desertegney. with
7 Nuptial Mass, by Father McMenamin.
P. p. Buncrana. assisted by Rev.
Father McNelis. brother Of the bride
and Father Dufty, Thomas Kelly. son
of Timothy Kelly. Furroor, county
Clare. to Ellen MdnSelis. daughter of
the late Edward McNelis, Malinberg,
Donegal.
Down.
Mr.. r. N. Mayne, Warrenpoint, son
Of the late Joseph Mayne, Warren
point. has been appointed by the Red
ditch Urban District Council their
electrical engineer at . salary Of 300
! pounds per year. There were 200
applicants for the position.
On July 81, Hugh c. Kelly. Sub
Sheriff for Co. Down. sat in the
Courthouse. Trevor Hill. Newry, to
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