The Irish standard., 1913-09-20

oIANUAkD, SATURDAY, SGPTE
necessary from circumstances to hand
The deceased fought in the Boer war
on behalf of the Boer Independence. He
was arrested by the English. and
would have been shot by them, but he
claimed to be an American citizen, He
was released after, undergoing nine
months imprisonment
! Longford.
| There was good deal of rough hand.
ling, but no one, however, was badly
injured. The United Irish League or
ganizer laid the facts before the Bally-
mahon Rural Council at their meeting
on August 14,'when a resolution was
adopted calling for the intervention of
the Eastern Commissioners, who were
asked not to sanction the sale of this
estate until the lots taken on the Bal
lymulvey ranch are surrendered by the
shopkeepers. *,
| loush.
/ Charles McAlester of Castle Road,
Dundalk, has been appointed Secretary
, of Louth County Council.
An accident which resulted in the
death of laborer named Thomas
Smith, SIMPSONS lane, Drogheda, &C.
| CURED at Drogheda Chemical Manure
rIa m Any0, ct
rying out some repairs, when the joist
upon which he was working broke and
he fell from a height of about - feet,
fracturing his skull.
| On August 10 the coroner for South
Louth held an inquest at Dromin into
the circumstances attending the death
of an old man named Thomas Far
fell, a native of Drogheda, who died
suddenly. having been seized with ia
verdict of death from heart failure
was returned.
/ Died.-Aug. II, at the home of his
father. John O'Hanlon Kennedy, L. D.
S., second son of Charles j. Kennedy.
/; August 20 at Tullydonnel, Dunleer,
Rose Murtagh, aged ~ years.-AuEust
Is at 10 Bridge street, Dundalk, Kate,
wife of Philip Gunne, victualler.-Au.
gust 10, at Barrack street, Dundalk.
Philip Callan. a very old and respected
resident of the Quay district and for
over 40 years member of the T. A.
S.-August Is. Castledown, Alice, wi
dow of the late Patrick Flynn, Castle
down. %
Limerick.
Rev. Augustine Graham, C. SIS. R.,
formerly of Mount st. Alphonsus Linn
erick, died in Liverpool recently.
Died-Recently, Mrs. Grove Bally-
lean. - Recently, Thomas Costello
Limerick Junction. Recently, Mrs.
Nealon, Edward street, Limerick Re-
Gently. Thomas kerley, Monaleen.
Monaghan.
Mr.. Shane Leslie received an address
, of welcome ON his return from Ameri-
ca from thesBonagh Total Abstinence
Association on August IL. A full
meeting OF the association took place
at st. Mary's church, Glennan, Glass
Tough. Rev. Felix McKenna, P. p, pre-
sided and said that the address con-
; veyed in feeble way the sentiments
and good wishes not only of the total
abstainers but of the entire Catholic
people OF the parish for Mr.. Leslie. He
| congratulated Mr.. Leslie on his recent
marriage. and welcomed Mrs. Leslie
as new parishioner.
| Meath.
/ Died.-Recently, James Higgins.
Chairman, Trim Urban Council.-Au-
! gust is, Master John Wade, White
! Hart.-August Ia, Mrs. Jane Seery.
Killallon.-Recently. Miss Kate Punk
EFT, Cloran, aged 50 years.
| On Aug. Is the Feast of the Assump-
ton of Our Blessed Lady, number
of young ladies were professed at the
Convent of the Holy Faith. Amongst
the number to receive the black veil
was Miss Mary Philomena Brangan
Gin religion, Sister Mary Rosarii), Sec
ond daughter of the late Thomas Bran
| gan, Forty Acres, Maui.
Mayo.
Died.-August Is, P. Feeney. SWIM
! ford.-August 8. Mrs. Austin Gibbons
Rusheen.-August II. John Mccall
Castelar,.
Married-August 5. at the Pro-Ca-
thedral, Marlborough street, Dublin, by
the very Rev. Martin Henry, p. p.
Fovford, to Ellen Moran, only daugh-
ter of the late John Moran, Sraheen.
On August Is, the Feast of the AS
sumption of the Blessed Virgin. the
ceremony of laying the foundation OF
the new Catholic Church at Ballan,
| was performed in the presence of an