The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-01-23
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At st. vincent's Hospital, Dublin
(result of an accident), the death oc-
CURED OF John j.. the younger and be.
loved son of Michael Hanlon, P. L. G..
D. c., Riverlyons, Philipstown, aged
81 (late Manager Messrs. McCabe's.
South City Markets).
Kerry.
Rev. James Carmody, P. p, Mill
town, has been appointed parish
priest or Baltimore.
A destructive fire resulting in dam.
age to the extent of about $4,000, &C.
CURED at the General Stores of
Messrs. Kelliher and Sons, Rock
street, Tralee, recently.
The Tralee Board of Guardians
have passed votes of sympathy in
connection with the deaths of Mrs.
Maurice Brosnan, Blennerville, sister
of J. ]. sugrue, R. D. c.; Mis- Car.
mody, Maglass, former member of
the Board. and Mrs. Kelliher and
Michael Kelliher, bireen, mother and
brother of Thomas Kelliher, u. D. c.,
a former member of the Board.
Leitrim.
The majority of the members at a
special meeting of the Carrick No. 2
District Council called to discuss the
direct labor scheme adopted by the
Roscommon County Council, ex-
pressed themselves as against any
scheme of direct labor in their district
Limerick.
Lieut.-General Parsons has prohibit
ed the sale or manufacture of explo-
sives, except ammunition for sporting
purposes, in the Limerick urban area.
Sergeant Patrick O'Brien, R. 1. c.,
a native Of Limerick, stationed at Do.
nougmore barraks, was found dead in
his bedroom by a constable.
Mrs. Ellen Haran, of Hawthorn vii.
las, Limerick, who died on the 9Th
of October last. left personal estate
in the United Kingdom valued at
s1S5S 1Ss I'd, and probate of her will,
dated August 31st, 1903. has been
granted to the Most Rev. Edward
Thomas O'Dwyer of The Palace,
CORDIALLY. Lord Bishop of Limerick.
The testatrix left &1O0 to Mother
Austin Of the Mount st. Vincent
Convent, and the remainder to her
children.
Longford.
The following deaths have taken
place: At Newtownforbes, George A.
Goodwin, brother of Rev. John Good.
win, Adm, Athlone, and Rev. Joseph
Goodwin, Arigna. - Gregory Sicily,
Ffshertown, Clondra. - James Man
MON, Clondra-At his residence, st.
Mel's road. Longford, William Farrell
(Willie).-Bridget M, dearly beloved
wife of Patrick O'Carrol. 10 Mar.
guerite road. Glasnevin, and daughter
Of John Casey, merchant, Lanesboro,
Longford. Ambrose Frayne, J. p,
Torboy, Kenagh. - Private James
keenan,. of Longford, killed in action
In France.
Louth.
The Arthurstown estate, about six
miles from Dundalk, is about to be
distributed amongst evicted tenants.
1t was formerly the property of T. j.
Caraher. J. p, Cardistown, but at the
time the eviction took place, in 1874,
the landlord was Michael Caraher.
The tenants, who had paid their rents
to date. had the crops for the year
sown when they were thrown on. the
roadside. About 20 acres will go
to the Ardee No. I Rural Council,
to be utilized for the grazing of cows
by the occupants Of laborers' cottages.
The Rohescar estate of County Louth,
containing 100 acres, has been divided
amongst a number of small holders.
Mayo.
The Congested Districts Board have
served notice Of claim on the Ballin-
robe District Council for $4,000
compensation for the alleged malici-
Gus burning Of Ballycurren house and
premises, which they had recently
acquired. The burning, It was stated,
took place the day before the Board
went to take over possession.
The following deaths have taken
place: Mrs. Julia Cannon, Balloon,
Castlebar.-At the ripe age of 81
years. Coroner Edmund G. Kelly. at
his residence, Churchfield. Knock