The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-03-28
Antrim.

The Steamship Dunmore, 266 tons,
went ashore between Larne and Glen
] arm while on a voyage from Coleraine
: to Garston In ballast. Her crew of
five and their belongings were saved.
Owing to storm which prevailed
early on Tuesday morning, Feb. "a, q
great portion of the white cliffs in the
vicinity of Garron Tower, which over
hang the road, became detached. The
road was completely blocked, as thou
sands of tons of limestone fell onto
the road.
The Lisburn Mineral Water factory
in Millbrook, near Lisburn, was de
stroyed by fire on the night of Feb. a.
Armagh.
Miss Rosanna Wynne, Armagh, who
died on Nov. 3 last, left personal es
tate in the United Kingdom valued al
s3,690 80, of which G1,404 Is Sd is
in England, and probate of her will
dated Dec. 20, 1910, has been granted
to her sister, Miss Margaret Wynne, to
whom she left the whole of her estate
absolutely.
cavan.
Died.-Recently, James Teevan, Der.
ryleague.-In Dublin, on Feb. 81, Mrs
Thomas Curran, Tarmon.-Recently
John Masterson, Drumhart.
Rev. Father Gerard, P. p, Mount
nugent, is under medical treatment as
the result of fall from a car near
Navan.
Very Rev. T. O'Reilly, P. p, Mulla
horan and Loughduff, has been raised
to the dignity of a Canon of Ardagh
diocese.
Henry O'Reilly, engineering staff
Congested Districts Board, and ma
tive of County Cavan, was unanimous.
ly elected county surveyor by Cavan
County Council on Feb. rs.
At the age of 1O5 years, Simon Nc
Entyre, farmer, died at his residence
Kilcrossduff, Sherlock, Cavan, on Feb
%. Deceased, who was man enjoy.
ing the esteem of all who knew him,
never had days sickness up to the
hour of his death. The interment took
place on Tuesday, Feb. "a, in the fam.
lily burial place, Kilann Cemetery, the
funeral being large by representation
of almost every family in Killann
Sherlock, Kingscourt and Bailieboro
Donegal.
Died.-Sept %, Charles Grant, mer.
chant, Buncrana-Feb. 26, Hugh Ken.
nedy, son of John Kennedy, merchant,
Ballybofey.-Feb %, Charles Flattery
secretary of the Letterkenny Fishery
Board.-Feb 81, Mrs. Cecilia Donahoe
Rathmullan.-Feb. 20, Mrs. Susan
Boyle, Dunatf, sister, of Mr.. P. o'Do
herty, M. P.
Two fax mills, the property of viii
liam Walmsley, at Ballykeel, were de
stroyed by fire on the night of Feb
"a.
A barn and stable and their contents
including calf belonging to Mrs
Catherine Morgan, Ballylough, neal
Castlewellan, were destroyed by fire
recently.
Derry.
A store belonging to William Canny
in Newmarket street, Coleraine, was
h0H1v q mo h1yR
Married, on Feb. %, at the Long
Tower Church, Derry, by the Rev. C.
H. Kerlin, G. c., Edward, eldest son
of Charles Boyle, spirit merchant, Cas-
tlefin, to Eileen Maria, eldest daugh
ter of Alfred Vaughan, 40 Fountain
street, Derry.
Dublin.
Jane Barbara Thomas, late of Is Ed
ward street, Bath, and of 10 Lower
Mount street, Dublin, who died on the
10th of November last, left persona
estate in the United Kingdom valued
at G5,S11. w.,
Mr.. Murrough O'Brien, who for thir
teen years was member of the Irisf
Land Commission, died on Feb. %, II
a private hospital in Dublin, aged u
years.
Fermanagh.
An action for $500 damages fol
breach of promise of marriage, brought
by Miss Sarah Donegan, daughter O
farmer residing at Newtownbutler
against a man named Deegan, a hote
keeper in Ashford, County Wicklow
was settled in the Dublin courts b!
defendant paying e25 damages ant
e25 in costs.
On the evening of Feb. 18, the resi-
dents in the vicinity of Aughvas
about two miles from the village o
Belcoo, were surprised by the suddel
appearance of very brilliant light Of
the top of one of the adjoining hills
The light, which appeared after
o'clock, became brighter as the nigh
wore on, and moved slowly of a
\ 8 o'clock in a westerly direction TO
about fifty yards, and remained sta
tionary, when second light of a red
dish color appeared beside 1t, followe
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