The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-08-01
Antrim.


of all who knew him. Mr.. Calder
was for &c years secretary of the
New Northern Spinning and Weav-
ing Co., Falls Road, and he was also
joint managing director for several
years.
The death has taken place in Bel
fast at the age of 80 of Mr.. Patk.
J.. Glasgow, a well-known and clever
Journalist in the Northern capital,
and a brother of Mr.. Denis Glasgow,
the popular Irish vocalist.
Armagh.
On July 5, large and successful
public meeting was held in South Ar
magh. The meeting took place af-
ter last Mass at REORGANIZATION
and was presided over by that vet
eran Nationalist, Mr.. Patrick Can
ming. There was a large muster of
the sterling and ardent Nationalist
of the district in attendance.
Cavan.
At a great demonstration under
the auspices of the West Cavan, U.
I. L.. resolutions were adopted de-
handing the reinstatement of the
evicted tenants who were assured the
continued support of the people of
the district. Mr.. j. caldwell pre-
sided. and the other speakers includ-
ed Messrs. J. F. O'Hanlon, U. d. c.;
T. O'Reilly, w. Ahern, J. p, County
Cavan; j. Herman, ]. Cooke, etc.
About ITO constabulary men were
present.
Glare.
Evidence touching the death of
James Gleason, farmer, 4S years of
age, Ballymalone, Killahoe, showed
that he had been tramping hay when
John Gleason heard him say, II am
killed." Deceased had slipped on
the prongs of fork, causing severe
rupture of the abdomen, and he died
on the way to the hospital.
The Rt. Hon. Mr.. Justice Kenny
opening the Clare Summer Assizes
at the County Court House, Ennis,
was accompanied by the bench by
Mr.. T. Gabbett studdert, County
High Sheriff, and Major Frederick
G. Cullinan, sub-sheriff.
Cork.
The Rev. J. G. Mccarthy, who,
quite recently was ordained to the
priesthood at st. Vincent ARCHAEOLOGY
Beatty, Pa, has returned on a visit
to Bere Island, his native place, after
an absence of some - years. His
arrival was heralded by the lighting
of numerous bonfires. On Sunday
morning; July S, he celebrated his
first Mass in Ireland in the local
parish church.
The following Franciscan Ca
puchin students were ordained
priests by the Most Rev. DIR. Coho-
Ian at Holy Trinity Church, Cork, on
Sunday, July S: Fathers Raymond
Young, Thaddeus Field, Patrick KEEL
leher. Canice Bourke, Ferdinand
Glenny, Raphael Quinn, Anthony
Holmes.
The public examination in bank
ruptcy was finally closed at Wands-
worth of Mr.. John Herlihy, former
editor of the Cork Free Press"
Personal estate valued at 24,973
was left by the late Mr.. Thomas
Hickey, Patrick street, Fermoy. The
chief requests We're: G1OO each to
his nephew, Thomas O'Callaghan,
and to his nieces, Margaret, Ellie
and Kate O'Callaghan; 500 to his
sister. Ellen, nun; and two-thirds
of the residue to his brother, Pat
rick, and one third to his sister, Jo-
hanna.
Mr.. Humphrey o'sullivan, the
American rubber-heel king, before
returning to the States after his Irish
holiday, gave to the Most Rev. DR..
Kelly donation of &100 for the
poor of Skibbereen, or other such
charitable object as his Lordship
may select.
The annual retreat for the priests
of the Cloyne diocese was opened in
Fermoy last week, Most Rev. DR..
Browne being the celebrant of the
High Mass. In the evening the an
nual Synod was held, the Bishop pre-
siding. The Archbishop of Cashel
was recently in Fermoy as the guest
of Mrs. X. Barry at Avondhue.
Derry.
The Derry Chamber of Commerce,
on the motion of Mr.. F. Gilliland,
seconded by Mr.. r. H. Todd, have
passed vote of sympathy with the
widow and family of the late Mr..
Andrew Spence, member of the
Chamber, and General Manager of
the Derry and Tough Swilly Railway.
DR.. F. w. Craig has been appoint
ed Medical Superintendent Officer OF
Health for Derry, at a salary of $3.50
a year. and tuberculosis officer at q
salary of 5000 year. DR.. Craig is
rs years Of age.
Donegal.