The Irish standard., 1913-10-25

John Hogan, head attendant in Mayo
asylum, has resigned his position, fol-
lowing service Of thirty-one years.
DIED.-Sept II. Mrs. Edward
O'Reilly, Belmullet. Recently, Mrs.
Mary Lewis, The Neale. Recently, Mrs.
Michael Kilcourse Milebush.
DR.. Thomas H. Peyton. son of Mr..
John H. Peyton, J. p, Castlebar, has
been unanimously appointed Tubercu-
losis officer for Cheshire. There were
73 applicants for the position and the
final appointment was made from a
selected six.
| Monaghan.
DIED.-Sept. 1. John Carolan, Church
street, Carrickmacross. Sept. IS, Miss
c. McPhillips, Newbliss. Sept. %, Jack
Campbell, Chapel Cottage, Carrickma-
cross.
A large meeting Or flax mill owners
and farmers i'll Monaghan, MI. r. Toel,
chairman County Council, presiding,
| unanimously decided to establish an
| open flax market to he held each alter j.
! nate Monday from October 20.
Queens.
Mr.. Bel has. resigned the mastership
| of Queens County Hunt.
| Much regret was caused by the death
at the Patrician College, Mountrath. of
the Rev. DR.. Alpionsus O'Neill, at the
! advanced age Of 63 years. The revcr-
end gentleman was IN the jubilee yea
| of his honorable and distinguished con-
nection with The O,der.
The death CT Daniel Kavanag1. of
Bar. r.owhll, ircsen, took place on Sept.
II The deceased belonged to one Of
the Oldest and must respected families
in Grogan, and his death was much
regretted by his family, relatives, and
a large circle OF friends. He was over
IS years of age.
Roscommon.
Patrick Golden, Crossna, Boyl, died
on September ~.
Michael Devine, one of the Oldest
and best known residents of the coun-
ty. died at his home at Breandrum on
Sept. 10 at the age Of eighty four
years.
Sligo.
D1ED.-Recently, Daniel McDermott,
Kiebyclogher, aged SO years. Sept. 10,
John Torsney. Cartrough.
aTipperary.
The death has taken place after
some months illness. of Rev. Father
O'Keefe. P. p. Cappawhite.
Mr.. j. Shanahan, Rosecrea, while en-
gagged at the repairs of the roof of the
Catholic church, fell from the platform
at the top, a distance of about forty
feet and was so badly injured that
Sept. Is he died n
A fatal accident occurred hear hes Doom
on sepr. 20 when farmer named Ryan
whilst returning. from Tipperary, was
thrown from his cart, owing to his
horse taking fright, and was instantly
killed. .ast
DIED.-Sept. 10. George Nicholson.
Ballysheclan. Pecently, Thomas Will
liams, Main street, Cashel Recently.
Miss Annie Lonegan, Clerihan. Sept.
Is James Cieary, Ollabrim. Sept. %,
Mrs Bridget Cleary, Coorevan Sept.
21, John Eit*gib5.n. Clonmel.
On Sunday, Sept. II, thousands trav-
eled to Dungarvan by special trains,
motors, cars, and bikes to witness the
double battle between Tipperary and
Cork for the finals of the Senior and
Junior Hurting championships of Mum
ster. Tipperary was the victor.
| Tyrone.
An old age pensioner na:ned Alice
Mccormick. aged rs years, who re-
sided alone in the townland of Tamna-
more near Dunganno. was found dead
in bed.
! Very serious, damage was done to
! CiOpS Ill 0OuGH 4yIOuc ana VATlOuH
parts of. the Clogher valley in conse.
quence of heavy floods occasioned by
the lncessant : downpour of ram OIL
Sept. IA. In many localities whole
fields of oats in stocks and large guam
titles of turf in bogs were swept away
Waterford.
Rev. p. Power of Portlow, has beea
appointed to the chair of Archbishop
at University College. Cork.
| D1I.b.->ert. -. Patr -: D'Rciil.
i.rncll street Waterford. Sept. IS, Ii,
Londnn. .,sas ]. Far: II late os
Waterford. Sept. 20, Mrs. Casey, Cen
trail Hotel. The Quay, Waterford.
Miss O'Donnell, who resides with
her brothers on farm near Newcas-
tie, Waterford. was on Sept. 25 attack
ed by the bull belonging to the O'Don-
nells. The attack was SO savage that