Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-03-28
IRELAND.
Record Of the Most Important Of
the Recent Events CuiIed
From Exchanges.

The late Miss ROsanna Wynne, OF
Armagh, left personal estate valued
at $4,000.
DR.. ]. Fitzgerald, Ballindlne, has
been appointed medical officer of
Kilcormac Dispensary district, Tulla-
more Union.
Rev. ID. O'Connor, OF Killarney,
has been appointed to the pastoral
charge of Annascaul.
The County Tyrone Insurance
Committee has appointed p. O'Don-
nell, of Dromore, as its secretary.
Mrs. Sullivan, aged seventy-five,
lost her life in a fire which broke
out in a house in Mary street,
Tralee.
Sligo County Council has accept
ed the resignation of Hamilton
Blakeney, Deputy Surveyor, retiring
after thirty years service.
While attending the cattle fair at
Limerick, farmer named Mccarthy
denly from heart failure.
At the meeting of the Ardee Town
Commissioners IL was stated that
there we're worse houses in Ardee
than in any town or city in Ireland
At the Kildare County Council
two rate collectors we're elected for
the Celbridge and Maynooth districts
namely Francis ]. Field and L. p
Dempsey.
T. G.. Hatch, of Navan, has been
elected by the Meath County Council
as their veterinary inspector fol
Navan Union district There were
three other applicants.
Only four cases for the grand
| Jury, who were told by Justice
Molony that the statistics showed
Leitrim to be in a state of profound
peace.
John O'Mahony, of Thurles, whC
bravely rescued a man named Con
| molly from drowning in the SUR, al
ready has certificate for life-sav
ing from the Royal Humane Society
owen Dunn, who was elected 9
few weeks ago as one of the masters
of IBaltinglass Union, having re.
signed, the Guardians decided tC
abolish the office that he held, and
to appoint chief clerk.
DR.. G.. ]. Mackey, ]. p, has been
elected to fill vacancy for Coun.
cillor in tie West ward of the
Waterford Corporation by a majority
of seventy-six votes over his op-
ponent, d. Hogan.
A verdict of accidental drowning
was returned at an inquest held or
William Ryan, Clonmines, County
Wexford, whose dead body was
found in the Slaney near Wellington
bridge. He had been missing for q
week.
Richard Hennessy, of Queenstown
proprietor of the Queenstown House
has been appointed to the Commits.
sion of the Peace for County Cork
Hennessy has been Chairman of the
Queenstown Urban Council on sew
eral occasions.
At the Wicklow Assizes Justice
Gibson said he was informed that the
condition of the county was highly
satisfactory. Referring to the fall
ing-off in the assize civil business. he
said it was a discouraging prospect
for the legal profession.
Lawrence Connolly. farmer. aged
fifty-six, OF Clononar, midway be-
tween Ballybay and Castleblayney
was accidentally shot dead. He was
taking out his gun to shoot magpies
that were taking eggs from his hen
roosts, and on doing so he struck II
against hen, the gun going off and
the charge lodging in his stomach.
Deep regret is felt in East Mayo
at the death of Edward Hurst, Swim
ford, which has occurred in his
seventy-third year. He was father
of the Rev. John Hurst, U. S. A.; NJ
j. Hurst, C. p. S., Charlestown and
Swinford. and uncle to Rev. A
Durken, Swinford, and Rev. NJ
Durken, Ballaghaderreen.
To the regret of a wide circle oil
friends the death is announced OF
William S. Crampsey, Provincial
Hotel, Derry A native of Carndon-
agh, he was a member of an old
county family, and was brother OF
the late Patrick Crampsey, prom
inent figure in Land League days.
Information was received in Ath-
lone that the large body of extra
police in County Roscommon are
about to be withdrawn by direction
of the Chief Secretary. The police
were imported into the county at
the opening of the cattle-driving
campaign and occupied several huts
on the big ranches.