The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-01-04
Antrim.

Antrim,
\ Verdict OF accidental death was
returned at an inquest on the body
by the collapse Of Il wall of an old
building ON his fathers farm at Up
per Broonlhcjsc. near l.sburn. which
he was engaged in dcmolishins.
Armagh.
The death has occurred ut Middle
town, Of John Murphy. who was eS-
,ensivcly engaged in the egg, butter
and fowl trade, ana who was Il ia
miliar figure in all the surrounding
markets.
Il. Nugcnt auctiuncer, recently put
up for sale on the premises Il farm OF
$ acres in Carrickasticken, the prop
erts of Miss Rose Murphy. Mrs.
James Mathews was the purchaser
for saa7.
Cavan.
James Shells, recently rcinslated in
the farm from which he had hccn
evicted thirty years ago at Knock
aushey. kileshanGra. was visited hy
number of friends with horses and
carts. and his furniture and goods re-
moved to his old home from the place
he had been residing in Lahard. The
occasion was made one OF popular re-
jojcinE.
Carlow.
rrei.-NovcmlDer o. at Marlbor-
ouxh street Cathedral by tho Rev. p.
Don:1elly, Carlow, brother of the bride.
William j. Grattan, son Of Thomas
Grattan Marlborough, to Mary.
daughter Of John DonnclIy. Brous-
hllstown, Rathvily.
On November 81, Edith Graham, in
religion Sister Cecilia. Youngest
daughter OF the late James Graham
and Mrs. Graham, Tullow street. had
the happiness Of making her VOWS in
the convent of the Sisters of Charity,
Fairvicw. Dublin
Cork.
wien some workers were cutting
down tree beside blessed we'll
near Mallow on newly acquired prenl-
Uses of the Great Southern and West
ern Railway Company an extraorli-
nary manifestation was made, SAYS a
Cork exchange. 4 saw snapped with
out any undue pressure being used
half ~,
the head of an axe broke Oft \ work.
or then tried forcibly to break away
the trunk. when the tree from the
inciSion upwards, split in two, one
half falling away, and the other, for
Il considerable height upwards, re-
manning erect and revealing on the
Very center we'll defined crucfiN.
The late John Baldwin Garry. who
died at his residence. . Farleigh Place,
on the 18th nlt.. and who in his life
tlnle carried on Il successful seed bust
hess at Coburg street. by his will left
( 1000 each to tho North Infirmary,
the South lafirmary, the Fever Hos
pital and the Mercy Hospital. and at
ter the payment of some small Pc
cllniary leGacies. he left the residue
of his property, which will come to
about 10000, to his Lordship, the
Catholic Bishop Of Cork, AS trustee.
and to Alfred Blake, solicitor, Cork,
and William F'rewen, solicitor. Tip
perary. as executors. to he applied
towards such Catholic charitable pur-
poses in the city Of Cork as may he
agreed upon by them.
Donegal.
Andrew JerVis. a large farmer, who
resided in the townland of SalthilI.
Mountcharles. was found dead l., bed
on the morning of December s. De-
ceased. who was unmarried. was aged
about sixty. and retired to rest the
previous night apparently in the best
of health.
Dublin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80. at Saint
Columba's Church. Drumcon,lra. by
the Rev. Francis Quinn, G.. c.. Joh.
'McGonisle, Main street. Ballyshannon,
to Margaret Kelly. second daughter of
James Kelly, IS Botanic road, Dublin.
Fermanaeh.
DIR. Tate. medical officer, Belcoo.
was on the night OF November 27th
entertained by many OF his friends to
supper in the Victoria Hotel Black
hon. and presented with purse of
sovereigns and an illuminated adj
dress.
Galway.
On December Bishop O'Dea of
Galway opened a handsome new hall.
which has been erected at a cost of
about one thousand pounds for the
I use of the residents of the Clad lagh.