The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-01-11

During the progress OF a hurting
match al Market Field, Limerick. re-
Gently. about a dozen spectators who
were standing on the wall topplcd
over a zinc railing. All were more or
less hurt, and one had to be treated in
the hospital.
Longford.
Much regret was caused in Long
fcrd by the sudden death of DR.. Fred
erick j. MSlcs, who was found Ivy his
housekeeper lying dead on the floor of
his bedroom. Al the inquest held on
December 9 DR.. McCarn said the de-
ceased gentleman's nose was broken
forehead. lie believed that d.. Myles
had seizure when getting out of
bed. and falling on his face died from
suffocation.
Louth.
Michael Rice, Lower Faughart has
been appointed Relieving Officer of
I1u.luilk l. mon.
A farm of seven acres, held subject
to rent, the property of Mr., Nc
kenna. Dunleer. has been disposed of
to Mrs. Commons. at the rate of 6 so
per acre.
Monaghan.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGranc died at her
home on Fcrmanagh street, Clones. on
December 6.
The death has taken place at Capra.
Carricklnacross, of Bernard Fec, re-
putcd to have reached the age of 100
years.
Died. - Recently. Patrick OBrien,
High street, Balbriggan. Recently,
Mrs. Bridget Byrne, Killarney.
Messrs. Keappock. Clarke and Co,
auctionecrs Navan. offered for sale by
public auction on December 4, IL farm
containing II acres situate at the
Commons. Navan. for the representa-
tiVes Of the late Mrs Kate Henry. AZ
ter some spirited bidding, the sale by
auction was withdrawn. the reserve
not having been reached. The farm
was afterwards sold to John Cregan.
Navan, for ;c575. The same auction.
eers also disposed OF by private treaty
Il small farm containing u acres. sit
uate at Stackallen, Navan, the prop
erty OF William J. Murray, Belfast.
James Mcguire. contractor, Navan.
was the purchaser of this farm at
E42O.
Mayo. -
The late Miss Annie b. Clifford,
Togher House, Hollymount, left per
sonal estate valued at Go.732. She
left G5OO to her nephew. Allen Alsie,
and the residue of her estate ,pon
trust for her sister, Jane Aleie, for
life. with remainder to the husband of
the latter until his remarriagc, in
which event he is to receive ESQ a
Year
Sligo.
n farmer named Michael cunnin -
nam. from Cuilmore. AGAR Gurteen,
became i'll at the Ballymote market
on December ) and after throwing mn
Il large quantity of blood, collapsed
and died in a few minutes.
Tinnerary.
MISS Lily Beatty Tin religion Sis
ter Josephincl, daughter of Mr. T.
Beatty Bolton street. Clonnel, and
Miss NJ. Cash. Gin religion Sister
Asatha). Tipperary. were professed at
the Convent of The Faithful Comnan-
ions of Jesus, Newtownbarry. Wex
ford
Waterford.
lie death has occurred at the Chris
'1an Brothers Schools, Mount Sion.
Waterford. after a heightened Illness
OF Brother Joseph Hogan. Deceased
was born near Nenash in 1886, and
entered the Order in his twenty-sec-
ond year. He labored in the educa
tlonal sphere in many parts OF Ire
land, and the fifty-fou wears of his
religious career We're remarkable for
his devotion to and zeal for the great
Order to which he belonged.
Wexford.
oh December 10 young girl named
Mary Ryan. Il native or Cooteipue
who is employed as a domestic SER
want with James Murphy, publican.
Georges street, Enniscorthy,, was the
victim OF serious burning accident.
On December II Messrs. Walsh and
Corlsh. auctioneers. put up for auc-
ton. by directions Of Alexander Coop
er. his out-farm at Cloonerane. adj
joining Taghmon, containing thirty
five acres. John Roche, Ballyshannon.
Adamstown, was declared the purchas
en- at e240.
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