The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-06-20


of 40 guineas went to Mr.. Patrick
Cahernorry House, Lime
rick. In the yearling department
Lord Clarina received ~ guineas for
a calf.
Leitrim.
Judge Brown and Messrs. McKeon
and Petit, solicitors, spoke at Car
rick-on-Shannon Quarter Sessions to
a resolution of regret at the death
Of Mr.. Allayne, who was well-known.
and highly respected by his legal
brethren over long series of years.
A verdict of accidental death"
was returned by Coroner's jury in
the case of John Cosgrove, aged %, a
native of Clonfed, and by trade car
penter, who lost control of bicy-
Gle while riding down hill near Bal
linlough, and received wound on
the right temple, with the result that
he died in a few minutes. DR.. Dom
nellan stated that the unfortunate
young man sustained conclusion of
the brain.
Meath.
The following were sworn on the
Grand Jury of the Meath Quarter Ses-
sions: Messrs. A. B. Wilkinson, fore
man; T. M. Grace, Patrick Keane,
Chr. Ledwith, E. ]. Murray. Joseph
McDermott, Thomas Ryder, w. F.
McKevor. T. F. Maher. A. H. Smyth,
P. j. Dillon. Michael Ward. Joseph
Kennedy. L. j. Delaney. Cornelius
Lynch. Thomas Finnegan. George
Lewis. Hugh F. Malcolmson, Samuel
A. McKeever, William ]. Delaney,
Thomas Fitzsimmons. James Kelsh.
and Henry Lewis.
Mayo.
Westport Guardians have unani-
mously elected DR.. j. Sweeney as
medical officer of Achill mo. ~ Dis
trict.
The death, which occurred recently
at Ballyhaunis, of Mr.. Thomas Free
by, removes from commercial cir
cles one of the most popular and
best-known men in the West of Ire
land. The deceased, who was lit
tie over 80 years, was for some time
connected with the jewelry trade, and
had opened an establishment of his
own in Dublin.
Monaghan.
The death of DR.. Edward Taylor,
Bessmouth House. Monaghan, is an
nounced, much to the regret of the
people of the district. where he was
held in high esteem. Formerly DR..
Taylor was resident medical superin-
tendent of the Cavan and Monaghan
Asylum, but failing sight brought his
resignation, and he was totally blind
for some years. He leaves widow
and son.
Queens.
On Sunday. May "a. the Heath Vol
unteers assembled to enroll new
members and also for drill exercises.
Rev. Father Kearney. &C., Marybor-
ough, addressed the gathering, urg-
ing all the young fellows of the
neighborhood to join and make the
corps strong one. On the PROPOSE
tion of Mr.. j. J. Arid, seconded by
Mr.. D. Booth. Father Kearney was
unanimously elected president.
Death from syncope following
heart failure was the verdict re-
turned at an inquest held at Mary
borough on Monday, May Is, before
DR.. Higgins, j. P, County Coroner.
touching the death of John Kelly,
Ridge road, who died suddenly while
preparing for Mass. Mr.. James Muir
name was foreman of the jury. DR..
Jacob gave evidence as to the cause
Of death.
Sligo.
Seventeen bullocks belonging to
Mr.. Thomas Flanagan, ]. P. Sligo.
were driven on a grazing farm at
Kiltycahill, not far from the town.
The animals were subsequently found
by the police in Colghervagh Wood.
They were uninjured.
Tipperary.
Patrick Stapleton, farmer, Dro-
mard, was fined 910 at Templemore
for making a false representation re-
garding the holding of land with a
view of obtaining a continuance of
an old-age pension. It was stated in
evidence that he had given $3.50 for
a farm in the Queens County previ-
GUS to getting the pension.
On the occasion of his first visit to
Templemore. when he administered
confirmation to 25S children, Most
Rev. DR.. Harry was received with
great enthusiasm by all the towns
people. accompanied by the local
band. The town was extensively
decorated with banners and arches,
and his Lordship was presented with
an address by M. J. Walsh on behalf
Of the people of Templemore, Clon-
more. and Killea. to which he suit