The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-07-26
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and mentally at the age Of 1o5 years.
John Mccullough, a dresser employ
ed in Tavanagh weaving factory, Por-
tadown, got his right hand cut off in
the cog wheel on June 81.
Antrim.
Much damage was caused by a fire
in the lecture hall Of the Passionist
Fathers home in Ardoyne on the
morning of June %.
Miss Edith Heaney, Budore. Han
nahstown, near Belfast, sustained a
fracture of the skull as q result of a
cycle accident on June 81. She was
removed to the Royal Victoria hospi-
tai in a serious condition.
Cork.
The death of Mrs. Crowley, late
Shamrock hotel. Dunmanway. took
place on June %. She took a promi-
nent part in the strenuous times oil
the land agitation, suffering q term
in prison, as did her husband.
While young man named Jere-
rntah Lyons. East Ferry, was cycling
home from Middleton. recently, owing
to the swapping of the axle the front
wheel parted company from the ma
ul1tne and the rider was pitched for
ward violently, falling on his head and
inturing his face very severely.
cavan.
T. L. oBrisn Of Lattygloghan has
been Slscted assistant surveyor for the
county.
Messrs. T. P. MoKenna and Thomas
oRaalIy have been reelected chair
man and vice chairman respectively of
The Cavan County Council.
- Glare.
E.aneashire, England. was drowned
while bathing at Lahinoh. on June 20.
An old and popular resident Of Kin
vAra, in tho person Of Mrs. Johanna
Bruen, died recently at the age of 70
years.
Carlow.
Joseph Hennessy, N. T., Of Tolerton,
died on June 16 at the age of 40 years.
Carlow County Council has unani-
mously passed resolution reiterating
their unabated desire for Home Rule,
believing that it will dissolve all po-
l;,,.,l aud rolipious d;foranco which
e:;,st in some parts OF Ireland.
Down.
i.tvs. George Clenahan and John
.ea VIE ordained by Most Rev.
rtif Donael,y of Drolin on June %, in
.n,oth College, for the diocese Of
- ,'Aot".
y seutch mill at Tullyframe, three
y:,:ics IRON kilkecl, the property OF
!, ellnue Nicholson, Balymagonett. was
completely destroyed by fire on the
morning of June FL.
Derry.
Robert Crookshank, of Glenmanus
House, Glenmanus. who died on the
9Th Of April last, aged SO years. left
personal estate in the United King
dom valued at 20,Sos pounds.
Donegal.
A four year old child named Sarah
McNally Of Bearney, strabane, died
recently from tho effects Of burns she
received when left alone in her par
snts' homo for q short time on June
-.
Dublin.
MARR1MD.-Juns 10, at st. Johns
church. Clontarf, by Father Foley,
cousin Of the bride, John Bernard
Morris. 1as Capal street. son of John
Norris, Galway, to margaret. daughter
Of Thomas Clancy. Thurles.
Fermanagh.
Judge johnson, June rs, at Ennis
killen Quarter Sessions on June Is,
awarded 7s Cd q week compensation
from March s, and till further order
with costs and 2 pounds Is expenses
to Hugh Johnston, Omagh, who was
injured while in the employment Of
James Harvey, contractor, Enniskillen.
Galway.
Mrs. K. Kelly of High street, CAL
way, died on June 26 at the age Of
80 years.
Offers made by the Congested Dis
tricts Board for the purchase of es-
tates have been accepted.
Mr.. Athy, who has been Master of
the Galway Workhouse for over 80
years, has placed his resignation in
the hands of the Guardians.
Kings.
Peter King, aged 10, met his death
on June 20 at Bowen, between Birr
land Roscrea. He brought his donkey
and cart to the bog about o'clock;
but as he did not return search was
made, with the result that he was