The Irish standard., 1913-01-18
Armas

The coroner for Mil--Armagh re-
Gently held an inquest on the body OF
John Dodds. a farmer belonging to
BallynaSoland, aged IS years, who
died as the result of injuries sus-
tanned by falling from a cart on De-
cenber 5, While proceeding home from
Armagh.
Antrim.
The late Francis MacNastten.
Bushmills, left unsettled property OF
the gross value Of G63,37l.
BY fire in Lisburn Oh December
10. the Herald" newspaper publish
ing office and stationery premises We're
destroyed 1t originated in the sta
tionery department. When the gas
was being lit the Christmas decora-
tons caught fire, and in a few min
utes the whole place was abiaze.
cavan.
While at his dinner after returning
from Baillieborough market on De-
cember Is Mr.. NJ. Mclaughlin, a we'll
known and popular farmer, aged
about sixty, was choked to death by
a potato. The sad occurrence has &C.
casioned much regret in the district.
Carlow.
On December 9 a man named
O'Brien, native Of Roseleigh parish
hal oil ont nd
by being scratched with {. cats claws.
The injury was so triflins that he ne
elected it. Some coal dust got into
the wound, setting up blood poisoning,
with the result that the man died on
December r..
Cork.
Very Rev. r. A. Canon Sheehan. Of
Dozeraile was accorded q great well
come on his recent return to Doner-
allie, from which place he had been
absent for some time through ILL
health. The town was illuminated in
his honor, and torchlight procession
paraded the streets.
A man named Daniel Mccarthy, a;
native Of Baltry, who has been for
some time engaged at the Dreenlo-
name barytes mines IN the BalIydehob
District, was killed on December al
by a quantity of barytes, estimated at
four tons, falling on him while in the
course Of hosting.
John Paul Dalton OF Cork died on
December 10. Deceased was for many
years associated with the literary
life Of Munster.
DIR. Edmund Frost, Medical Officer
of the Newmarket district, has re-
signed his position after service OF
icrty-tNo years.
Died. 49, Recently. Mrs Mcnamara,
OConneli street, Ennis. December 3,
William DAILY. Ennistymon. Decem-
Der Is, Cornelius Hehir, O'Connell
street. Ennis. Recently. Mrs. Hunt,
Corofin.
Dublin.
Died. -- December IL, at Al Lower
Camden street, Mrs. Mary Malone,
relict of the late Andrew Malone. De-
cernber Is. at IS Reginald street. Anne
Melia, relict of the late James Melia.
OF Pimlico. December 16, at 25 Sandy
cove avenue, Patrick O'Ilagan. De-
cember 16, at the riater Misericordiae
Hospital, James Plunkett, 1 Ulster
street. Phibsboro (for many years the
esteemed manager of the firm OIL
Messrs. l.. and ID. Carton, Smithfieldl.
December 16, at a Private Hospital.
Arthur David, youngest son of Thorn
as Stringer. December IS, at So. Hill,
killiney, Frances. wife of John O.
UBlunden. December IS. at 20 Sand
ford avenue, Evelyn, child of John Il.
Denham. Of Vernon Terrace.
.... Donegal.
A popular and respected resident of
the county in the person OF Miss
O'Doherty, died at her home in Dun
crun, on December is.
Down.
The coroner for North Down held
an inquest on December 16, on the
holy Of John McCreedy. aged sci
years. which was found lying at the
lime kilns belonging to Neill and
Sons on December Is. Several wit
nesses having been examined. DR..
John ]. Mitchell gave evidence that|
the cause Of death was suffocation by
carbonic acid gas from the lime kiln.
Fermanash.
George Crozier, Justice of thel
Peace and former High Sheriff oil
Fermanagh, was, VITA his wife, found
guilty at Derry Assizes on December
II of the manslaughter # their son,
John Crozier, aged is years, and were
remanded for sentence.
Galway.
Shaw Tener an6 his understrapperi
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