The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-12-26
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aged about IS, was found dead near
t:fmekiln on the farm of Thomas Gray,
It Clontivern, between Clones and
Newtownbutler. 1t was apparent that
deceased had utilized the kiln for
warmth on the preceding night and
Tad been suffocated by the fumes dur.
ing sleep.
The death has occurred of Patrick
Joseph McGoldrick, son of Mr.. and
Mrs.. McGoldrick, The Forthill,, Innis
sillen.
Galway.
The Marquis of Clanricarde's claim
that the proceedings of the Irish C. D..
3card to compulsorily acquire estates
of over 49,741 acres belonging to him
were illegal came before the House of
Lords recently in the form OF an al
peal against decision of the Irish
Court of Appeal reversing declara
ton in favor of the Marquis by the
Master of Rolls. The appellant holds
that the Board decided to acquire the
appellants estates without having
made any inquiries, and without hav.
ing any material to enable them to
decide whether the property was suit
able for their statutory purposes or
not. The Board replies that they had
acted within the powers conferred on
them. The hearing was adjourned.
Glenamaddy District Council has
passed resolution approving of the
! candidature of P. C. Mcdonnell, so.
licitor, president of the Galway and
Ball ygar branches of the U. l. L., as
Parliamentary representative for East
Galway.
Entering Galway Harbor in fairly
stiff gale, from Ramouski with. 1000
tons of timber, the steamer Nordlysat
ran ashore at Mutton Island, and be-
came, wedged firmly in the rocks.
Mary Ann Nancy, eldest daughter
of Edward Campbell, Burbank, Ham
ilton.
Rev. Thomas Mccain, C. c., Cam
Tough, has gone to the front as chap.
lain. He is a native of Ballygawley.
Rev. John Caraher. c. c., Upper Xii,
leavey, Newry, native of Crossmag-
len, has also been nominated by his
Eminence Cardinal Logue, as one of
the chaplains to the Expeditionary
Forces. He ministered in the parishes
of Clonfeacle, Ravensdale, Faughart,
and Mullabawn. In the latter parish
he spent eleven years.
A handsome monument has been
erected outside st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Kingscourt, in memory of the
late Father Flood, pastor of the parish
for over Is years.
John Rourke, Lakeview, .Arva, who
rescued William Mulligan from drown.
ing in Lake Guinigan, Arva, last July,
has received certificates from the
Royal Humane Society and the Car
negie Hero Fund Trust.
A marriage was celebrated at the
Parish Church, Californian with
Nuptial Mass), by the Rev. Father
Farrelly. between Philip Lee, Bally.
jamesduff, and Cecilia J. O'Reilly,
third daughter of the late Robert
O'Reilly, Ballyjamesduff.
The following deaths are an
nounced: Mrs. Timothy Doyle, Clon.
covid, Kilcogy, mother Of the Rev. H.
Doyle, c. C. Mrs. Keogan, Agitation.
At the residence of her son, Robert
Ebbitt N. T., Grange, Armagh, Mrs.
Isabella Ebbitt. relict Of the late Fran.
els Ebbitt, Glenview House, Belturbet.
At his residence, Ashfield, Cootehill,
John James Mckay. Sergeant C. D.
Jones, LIST Battalion Royal Irish Fusi-
Tiers, killed in action with the British
army. He was native of Cavan and
spent several years In Castlewellan,
| Co. Down.
| Clare.
Miss B. Josephine Hayes, native
of Clare, who has just taken the M. A.
degree with honors at Glasgow Uni
versity, delivered lecture on Mod.
ern Irish Poetry" at a meeting spe.
cially organized by Bishop. O'Donnell
and Richard McGhee Branches of the
United Irish League in the Studio
Hall, Glasgow.
The death has taken place of James
DAILY, Musichill. Lissycasey. Deceased,
who was twenty-five years of age, CON-
pleted his education at the Christian
Brothers Schools, Ennis, after which
he took up an appointment in Dublin.
At the recent examination for clerk.
ships in the Hibernian Bank, John
Clair. son of John Clair, Church street,
Ennistymon, was successful.
Cork.
The Nationalist members of the
Cork Co. Council have adopted Depu-
ty Coroner ]. ]. Morgan as candidate
for, the vacancy in the County Coroner.
ship caused by the resignation of j.
Morgan.
Private Patrick Murphy, Grenadier
Guards, a native of Cork, was advanc-
ing to take position, when a bullet
from machine gun struck his bando-
leer, exploding fifteen cartridges, none
of which injured him.