The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-08-02
Antrim

the body OF Hugh Smith, aged IL, VINO
died in hospital from injuries received
in Messrs. Workman and Clark's ship
yard.
About 10000 tons of limestone were
dislodged by a blast of Ammonia ex-
plosive in the Carnlough Lime Com.
pany's quarry Geo. Antrim) about two
tons of explosive being employed.
Armagh.
Justice Molony, in a suit of Joseph
Richardson, farmer. Annacramp, gave
a decision recalling letters of admin
istration OF the will of the late Adam
r. Richardson granted to the defend
ant, Elizabeth A. Richardson, revokine
probate of will of 1910. Plaintiff
alleged that the 1910 will was OBJ
tanned by defendants undue influence
The death took place in Armagh or
July of John McClelland, promi.
nent Armagh merchant who retired
from business about two years ago.
Carlow.
seph Hennessy, Principal Teacher o.
Tolerton National School, Carlow
June "a, John Henry Bell, London
Captain Late 9Th Mounted Infantry;
son of Mrs Bell, Pembroke House
Carlow, and the late James C. Bell.
Cork.
A very venerable and highly es
teemed member of the Middleton Pres.
entation Nuns has passed away in thu
person Of Sister Mary Angela, whose
demise at the advanced age Of 8!
years took place on June 20.
Married.-On June ~, at St. Fin.
barr's church, by Father O'Leary
Thomas j., fourth son Of John Hogan
Whitegate, Clonrush, Co. Galway, t.
Annie Maude (Nan), second daughter
of Patrick S. Mahony, 3 Anglesea Ter.
race, Cork.
Donegal.
On June 20 Cardinal Logue dedi.
Gated st. Michaers church, Muleek
Pettigo, in presence of an immense
congregation.
Dublin.
About 800 coachbuilders employed
in Dublin firms are on strike. Theil
demand is for a minimum wage fol
the different grades of operatives
connected with the trade.
The effect of the work Of the Dub.
lin Vigilance Committee in stemmint
the inflow to Ireland of a certain class
Of English papers was strikingly ex
emplified at the North Wall Dublin
on June q when some two tons o
such consignments were sent on thei
way back to the offices out of which
they were despatched.
Down.
Two boys, named Robert Keenar
and Hugh Mcstay, Of Newry, wer'
drowned in the tidal river
A COW, the property Of farmer re-
siding in the townland of Edentubber
near Newry, gave birth to three calve!
two heifers and a BULL The calves
however, died in a few hours aftel
birth.
Fermanagh.
On the morning of June 2S Their,
passed away in the person of Mrs
Mary McKeegan, one of Enniskillen
Oldest Inhabitants, at the ripe age O
~.
Galway.
D1ed-June 30, Patrick Cullinan
C1aregalway. June 80, Mrs. Kean
salthill. Recently, William McNally
st. Brigid's Place, salthill
Michael Burke, Claddagh, employee,
In Galway gas works, sustained
broken arm and other lesser injuries
through falling from a plank willis
at work on June 30. He was con
veyed to hospital, where it was foun,
that his condition was not serious.
kinqs.
On July Patrick Heaney, one O
the Oldest inhabitants of Carlams
town, passed away amidst all tn
consultations of the Catholic Church
at the ripe old age of 81 years.
Kilkenny.
Count and Countess O'Loghlin O
Melbourne, Australia, have decided Il
remain permanently in Kilkenny.
Died.-June 80, John Burris, Ladys
we'll June 30, Mrs. Jane Clark Nc
Donald, Glendine Cottage, Kilkenny
Recently, James White. Kyle.
Kildare.
Died.-Recently, Patrick Rourke
Cooleragh. Recently, John Brennan
Johnstown.
A very pretty wedding was cele
brated at Vicarstown church on Jun
26 when Miss Nellie McEvoy, thir,
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