The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-02-22

part In the 4S and 50 movements and
underwent more than one term of inn
prisonment. He also took a very ac-
tive part in the Land League Move
ment.
Kings.
William Herman, Birr, has been
elected porter of the local workhouse.
Judge Curran congratulated the
Tullamore Grand Jury on January u
on the peaceful state Of Kings County.
Kildare.
The death OF J. G. MedIicott. Dun
injury, took place on January 20.
Athy Rural Council has decided to
give a trial to direct labor on the
highways, and a large amount Of work
will thus be provided for local bands.
The remains We're laid at rest at
Straffan graveyard on January ls. OF
Mr.. E. Kelly. Celbridge. late Assist
ant Clerk of the Union. Deceased,
who had attained ripe age. was out
in 81 during the F'enian movement,
and took part in the well-known
march on Tailaght. Later he was a
leading local figure In the National
League and was supporter of Mr..
Parnel during the crisis.
Louth.
Councillor Callaghan has been elect
ed mayor OF Drogheda.
An old farmer named Peter Rice,
OF omeath. Louth, was leading dom
key across the railway line on Janu-
airy Il when a passenger train dashed
into them, killing both the man and
animal.
Limerick.
John Flynn, aged about As years, a
native Of Limerick, was drowned in
the Shannon on January II.
An old woman named Margaret
Buckley, residing at Lyrecrompane.
and who had attained the remarka Bile
age OF 1903 years, was inferred at Alb
beyteale on January %.
LOIIFln.
Sister Mary Agnes McLoughln OF
st. .tnres Convent of Mercy. Mohill,
died at private hospital in Dublin
on January Fl.
On January %. we'll known and
respectable farmer named John Doyle
Or Drumhallow. near Cloone. took sud-
denly i'll in his own house and ex-
pired before medical assistance could
be summoned.
Lonsford.
, The following deaths have taken
place.: January %. James McGrath,
Moydow. January II. Owen Sullivan,
, Boulahy. Recently Mrs. G.. Denneny,
Moynash. aged 80 years. Recently,
, Patrick Coyle. williamsburg.
Mayo.
The Congested Districts BoLrd have
made an offer for the purchase of part
OF the Livingston estate in Island
j deadly parish.
Miss Bridget LOTUS, OF lavallyroe.
Ballyhaunis. has been received in the
. Convent Of Mercy, Tuam. under the
name of Sister NJ. Peter.
Joseph Trodden. baker. was hor-
ribly, nlangled in a kneadins machine
in Messrs. Moyletts bakery. Ballina.
on January 20. and died January II
, in the workhouse hospital
Monaghan.
/ Compensation al the rate Of AZ. per
week from the date OF the accident,
with costs and expenses, was awarded
at Monaghan Quarter Sessions to
Philip McCourt, Dundaldron who sus-
/, tanned all injury resulting in the loss
of an eye while engaged in breaking
stones for Francis Boyle. road con-
tractor and farmer, Carrlckanoran.
/ Meath.
Miss White. Quick. has been elected
District Nurse for Balbri4ean.
! Balrothery Guardians have granted
a pension to Mrs. Murphy who re.
i Gently resigned as nurse in the Bal.
brisgan Dispensary District after a
service of thirty years.
! Under the will of the late Christie
pher. Langan, grocer North King
street, Dublin, Mother Magdalene.
Convent Of Mercy. Trim. has been be-
aucathed E1.0O0 for her school
i Queens.
! James Nulty. Rathdowney has been
elected Clerk OF Rathdowney Petty
+, Sessions Court.
Died.-January 10. Miss A. Hughes
Modubeaell. January Is, Sylvester
Phelan, Crannagh. January u, Mrs,
McLaren, Ballyfn.
Roseommon.
Died. - January IS. Patrick Scott,
earns. January Is. Mrs. NJ. Thomp-
son. Ballyfeeney. January 20. Mrs.
p. O'Keefe. Chapel street, Boyle.
Thomas Fleming has been appointed