The Irish standard., 1914-11-07

eAo appOAAIueAI uduo ny ueeu pO1l OI
1903 relative to the lands of Boheries
and Boherse He directed that his
wife should receive the rents and prof
its of the lands and that she should
also receive the income accruing from
the investments made by his trustees.
Sligo.
The extensive corn mills in Old Mar
ket street, Sligo, owned by p. N.
White, j. p, chemist and druggist,
have been entirely Quilted by fire, the
damage being estimated at $4,000. A
considerable quantity of oils and
chemicals were stored in the mills,
and little could be done save to pre-
vent the flames from spreading to
the sawmills and timber yard of D. M.
Hanley, ]. p, which adjoined. In this
the brigade and volunteers were part
ly successful, as the fire got grip in
two separate places on Mr.. Hanley's
premises, and did damage there to the
extent of about 5000.
II. Monson, T. c., Sligo, National d.
rector of the A. o. H. for Connaught,
has been appointed to the Commission
of the Peace for Sligo.
Tyrone.
Three Unionists were charged at
Dungannon Petty Sessions with as
sulting two Catholics when returning
from Mass at Killyman on the Goth of
September. One of the defendants,
George Graham, was fined G3 and
costs, or two months Imprisonment.
James Gallagher was fined So and
costs and John Gallagher was dis
charged with caution.
The Orangemen of Killyman Dis
trict, County Tyrone, over whom the
late Hunt w. Chambre, ]. p, DUNCAN
non House, Senior Deputy Grand Mas
ter of the Orange Institution and
County Grand Master of Tyrone, pre-
sided for thirty-four years, held a
meeting recently and unanimously ap-
pointed the Hon. Viscount Northland
DIS Ills SuCC0SSOf.
Major R. ]. Howard, J. P, Annagin-
ny, chairman, Dungannon r. D. Coun-
Gil, and member of Tyrone County
Council, and formerly of the Highland
Light Infantry and instructor of mus
kerry at Hythe, has been posted for
immediate service with the Royal
Lancashire Regiment. He is the
fourth member of the Tyrone County
Council now on active service.
Westmeath.
AS the result of cycling accident,
Philip Branagan, of Killough, Killu.
can, is suffering from injuries to his
arm and face.
The Carlisle and Blake Premium
has once more been awarded in the
Dublin No. Circuit to the principal
teacher of the Kinnegad Girls N. S.,
Westmeath. The Count Stolberg
Shield (value G20) given for the com.
petition in the Meath Coiste Ceanntair
District, has also been won out this
year and becomes the property of this
school. Mrs. Murphy and her assist
ants, Miss Carberry and Miss O'Mal
ley, are to be congratulated.
At the recent examination for clerk
ships in the National Bank, held in
September Robert w. Moxham, son
Of Isaac MoXham, Inny Lodge, Cole
hill, Mullingar, was successful, and al
the recent naturalization examination
of the National University, Martin
FallSner, Mullingar est. Finians Col
lege), and Margaret M. Henry, Loret
to Convent, Mullingar, obtained high
marks at the entrance examination.
Died.-Mrs. X. Farrell, Rossan, Kin
negad. October 5, Margaret, wife OF
Thomas Burns, cattle dealer, Dominica
street. Mullingar. M. Mangan, son OF
late James Mangan, and brother to
Miss Mangan, principal teacher at Elm.
por, N. S. Miss Rose Gibney, Kilpat.
rick, Collinstown. James Duffy, Mace
Rathowen.
| wexford.
Mrs. Alice Kinsella, of Kilmichael
Castletown, while on her way to Mass,
died suddenly in Mrs. Lees yard. Her
husband, the late Michael Kinsella
was accidentally killed near Enniscor.
thy tunnel some years ago when cross.
ing the railway line. Mrs. Kinsella
was also robbed by death of her four
children.
Waterford.
Most Rev. DR.. Carroll, Bishop OF
LismOre, N. S. w., and a native OF
Piltown, presented beautiful cup for
competition at the Volunteer Sports at
PiltoWn, which was won by the Car.
rick-on-Suir Corps.
Queens.
A large amount of anti-recruiting
literature was distributed through
out Wolfhill district on Sept. 81. and
anti-recruiting and pro-German post
ers were displayed on gate posts and
walls along the roads leading from
Wolfhill to Clough and Castlecomer.
During the afternoon the police were
actively engaged in tearing down
| tho nnctorc f,,,1 mn &hroo r.