The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-05-31

NEWS FROM IRELAND
Armagh.

the Ready district on April q by a
heavy fall of rain which flooded the
Ready Weaving Factory and Destroy
ed crops.
Married.-On April %, at st. Peters
church. Lurgan, by the Rev. M.
Brown, c. c., Patrick Mcguire, Coun-
ty Secretary A. o. H., Armagh, to
Sarah, eldest daughter of John and
Mary Doran, Victoria street, Lursan.
Antrim.
Professor John Park, who occupied
the chair of logic, and metaphysics at
Queens University, Belfast, died on
April rs.
\ sudden death occurred recently
In Ballymoney, Samuel Ferris, of Bal
lyboyland, aged Is. expiring in the
Catholic chapel whilst attending serv-
ice.
X. n. Somerville, County Surveyor,
Cavan, has resigned, after twenty five
years service. The County Council
has fixed his retiring allowance at
s275 a year. John Gaffney, Master
of the Cavan Workhouse, has also re-
signed.
On the evening of April % an egg
merchant named Charles McCabe.
Kingscourt, was found near Kilmain-
hamwood in an unconscious condition.
He was removed to Killmainhamwood
and died in a few hours later. 1t is
believed that he was sitting on the
egg boxes on the cart and lost his bal
ance and fell to the ground.
Clare.
Miss Minnie O'Connor, Kilmurry
Mcmahon, has been appointed high
nurse in Kilrush Union.
Died.-April 90, Mrs. Mary Leappe,
Newmarket on Fergus. Recently.
Michael Seaman, 1nchamore. Recent
ly. Simon Considine, Kilrush.
Cork.
Cork City has sent a.first instalment
of s100 to the 1918 Home Rule fund.
A shocking fatality occurred at Ban
try in the wooden and corn mills of
Thomas Coperthorne. A young I'M
married man named John Dennis, who
resided with his mother. while en-
gagged oiling portion of the shaft
machinery, got entangled therein by
means of his clothes and was whirlcd
around and killed instantly.
At the Fermoy Courthouse the Cor
oner held I'm inquiry recently into the
death of Patrick O.Gorman. horse
tr,iiner and groom, aged 81 years, and
unmarried, who died from injuries re-
ceived through, a racehorse running
away with him.
Carlow.
Died.-April 30 at kilcool, Carlow
John Dwyer. April %, at Knockloe
Tullow, John Nolan. aged 6s years.
Donegal.
The death took place on April 90 of
Mrs. Kathleen Doherty, Bridge House
Carndouagh.
On April q young man named
Joseph Bushe. carpenter, Fanaghan,
1nver, met with serious accident
while taking part in association foot
ball practice. He accidentally received
kick on the nose from another
player, injuring the nasal organ Sc
verely.
Derry.
Oliver Bond has been appointed
Secretary of the Derry Chamber of
Commerce.
Died.-April 20 at the City and
County 1nfirmary, Edward Gallagher
April rs, at Cashel. Burnfoot. Thomas
McClelland, aged 50 years. April 30,
ut Main street, Dungiven. James Nc
Ney, merchant tailor, aged 70 years
April 30, at Kilmacrenan, Fanny, re-
lict Of the late Thomas Stewart mer
chant. aged 70 years. May 1, at IS
Dunsiven road, Waterside, Derry
Henry Dar1agh.
Down,
Mrs. ELLEN Mccain, Georges Lane
Newry. died suddenly on April 2e.
The death has taken place of Mr.. r
Mckee, for % years station master al
Hollywood. The 1nterment was 81
Bangor.
Mrs. Mary A. Massey, who recently
. resigned as caretaker Of the Newry
Dispensary after service of thirty.
eight years, has been granted a pen
sion Of EGO per year.
Dublin,
DR.. John Cronin, for many years
Visiting Medical Officer of the South
Dublin Union, has resigned his posi-.
ton.
. Fsrmanash.
H. H. J. Lawlor. Manager of thu
Provincial Bank, Enniskillen, died sud.