The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1913-05-10
Antrim.

drowned at Springhlll Dam, Belfast
on April 5.
~ A bear is at large at Capecastle,
about four miles from Ballycastlc. Sew
cral people in the townlands have
seen the animal in the Isle Of Moss
and at night it takes up it's quarters
in IL small plantation at F'ullanaclough.
The animal escaped from a troupe Of
foreign street showmen, who had been
camping in the neighbOrhOOd.
Armagh.
... In Toperhenney, near Lursan, the
.dwcllinghouse OF James Scott was
completely destroyed by fire recently.
Word was on April Z received at the
police barracks at Ready that wom-
an named Annie Robinson. an old age
pensioner, living at Darkley. had been
found burned to death in her kitchen.
T., Carlow.
Died.-April 4, at The Square. Ros-
kelton, Michael Bergin, aged 100 years.
April 5, John Ellis, Browne ST.. Car
low, aged Is years. April 6, at Bar
rack street, Tullow. Ann, wife of Peter
l3erney.
Married.-March 81, at ST. Andrews
church, Basenalstown, by the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Burke, P. p. V. f., Patrick #.
Newman, Excise and Customs, Bag
enalstown, son of the late jeremiah
Newman, Drumcologher. to Lizzie NJ.
daughter of Thomas Bowling, Bag
enalstOwn.
Cavan.
Died.-April 4, Mrs. McGory, Cor
aneary. Recently, Mrs. Julia Smyth,
.Gallonbawn. Recently, Patrick Smyth.
Derry.
Deep regret was caused in Nation
alist circles in Cavan and Meath by
the death of John Tully. Doom, Balie-
boro. The deceased was father Of
Owen Tully. the Secretary of Moybo-
logue, U. I. L., and a prominent men,
Der of the East Cavan Executive.
, Cork.
Two brothers named Murphy were
playing with loaded gun at Inagrepa,
near Middleton. in the absence Of their
parents, when the weapon was acct.
dentally discharged. and the younger
OF the boys, John Murphy. aged eight
years. was shot dead.
\ tragic occurrence took place iE
Cork involving the death Of John
Lawrence. aged IA. second son Of the
late George Lawrence. B. l.. 1t would
appear that young Lawrence WAS
playing in the garden Of Miss Mayne,
on Patricks Hill, having gone there
OH a visit with his mother. A rope
used for the bea ting OF carpets was
suspended in the garden. with Il loop
attached to the end. His horror
stricken mother discovered him sus-
pended from this by the neck presum-
ably whilst playing. and though at
once medically attended life was found
to he extinct.
Clare.
]. Murphy. kilrush, has been APP
pointed to succeed his late father as
Town Clerk OF kilrush.
Died.-Recently, Michael Cullisan.
Doora. Recently, Miss Mary O'Con-
nell, Frances street I<ilrush. Re-
Gently, Mrs. Comedian. Llsroe.
!. In the Convent of Mercy. Loughrca,
on April 3. Miss NJ. Kelly Gin religion
Sister NJ. Fabiam, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Kelly, Clenagh Cas-
tie. Newtownmarket-o on Fergus. and
sister of the late S. NJ. Dympna, of the
Convent of Mercy, Ennis, was re-
ceived into the Order.
g Derry.
Robert Logan, aged thirty-tive years,
a prosperous farmer of Kincullma-
grandell. died suddenly on April 6.
In accepting white gloves at Derry
Crown Session on April Z. the Record
ler. Judge Todd. said he need hardly
say he was delighted at the freedom
of the borough from crime.
"a Donegal.
= Died.-April 9, Mrs. Patrick McNeely,
Drimligh. April 10. Miss Mary Nc
'Laughlin. Mountcharles.
Anthony Conner, a railway porter
who was crushed between the train
land the platform at Dungloe road
Station on April 2, died in I.ifford
hospital on April .. as result of the
injuries received.
vs. Down..
x Robfnson's scutch- mill machinery
and large quantity of fax and tow
at Killincry. have been completely de-
stroyed by fire.
"a Damage estimated at two hundred
pounds, which is covered by insur-
ance, was caused by fire early on
April {. at the provision stores of Mr..
& ilfillan, West street. Newtownards.
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