The Irish standard., 1915-06-26
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vi rlAudy night the DOuy Oh bernard
Gallogly, volunteer drill instructor
was found dead in the ruins of an oil,
schoolhouse near Inneskeen, County
Monaghan. The cause of death is un
known. but an inquest is pending.
Died-On May 10, Mrs. Thomas
Scott. Roseville, Ballybay, Francis
Reilly. TIC. Ballybay.
Queens.
In the recent examination of Agri
cultural students held in Marybor-
ough, Mr.. Patrick ]. Dunno, son OF
Mr.. Denis Dunno, Barnfield, Rattan
gan, took first place and secured $50
scholarship tenable in the Albert Col
lege, Glasnevin.,
The death of Mrs. Annie Cushion,
which took place at her residence, Bal
lyclider, Maryborough, on Friday, May
81, caused the deepest regret, not only
in marlborough and the surrounding
districts. but elsewhere through the
Queens County.
Roscommon.
During last week several members
of the Congested Districts Board tour.
ed the West. They visited the boards
large estates near Roscommon, where
important works are in progress. A
journey was made through the Mayo
congested districts (our Castlebar cor
respondent states), where, it is under
stood, the possession of many non-resi-
Dental farms is to be resumed by the
board, and divided among the tenants
in congested areas. The Popham es-
tate, near Boyle, was also inspected,
and some big graziers interviewed.
Roscommon is boasting of the finest
crop of early mushrooms grown there
for many years. The warm, moist
weather Of May is responsible for this
welcome first gift of the soil.
Sligo.
Mr.. ]. P. McLoughln, son of Mr..
John M. Mclaughlin, Tully, Calry,
County Sligo, is one of the passengers
who were rescued from the Lusitania.
Mr.. Mclaughlin has been about six
teen years in America, and was re-
Gently employed at Hotel Bond, Hart
ford, Conn.
Tyrone.
At the Loreto Convent, Omagh, the
reception was performed by the Right
Rev. Monsignor O'Doherty, PIP, v.P.,
of Miss Clara Mclaughlin, who took
the name of Sister Margaret Mary,
daughter of Mr.. Mclaughlin, Holy
Cross Parish, Glasgow.
The death of Mr.. Patrick McLough-
lin, DC, Magheragart, Dromore, is re-
GREETED by all classes throughout Ty-
rome. At the meeting of the Omagh
District Council of which deceased was
member for twenty-five years, a vote
of coincidence was passed to his rela-
tives.
The frosts of few nights at the end
Of May have considerably damaged the
potato crop all over Tyrone. Where
the buds have appeared above the
ground they have been entirely cut
down, and it is feared the early varie-
ties will be greatly retarded in the
growth. Extensive damage has also
been done to fruit trees in bloom.
A man named Gilleece has been re-
manded at Drumquin, Tyrone, charged
under the Defence of the Realm Act
with having interfered with recruits on
the occasion of the hiring market in
that village.
Tipperary.
Keen regret is felt in Tipperary at
the death, in his cishtieth year, of Mr..
John Fogarty, who was local leader
of the Fenians in the eos. After the
rising was quelled he went to America
on his release from prison, but re-
turned to Ireland a few years after.
wards.
Charged with an offence under the
Defence of the Realm Regulations,
James Koran, Golden, was sentenced
to two months Imprisonment at hard
labor at a special court at Cashel, for
shouting: up with the Germans"
Ego on the Germans"
At Clonmel Guardians meeting a
letter was read from the Castlecomer
Galleries, stating they had large guam
titles of coal at the pits and would be
pleased to send quotations. Mr..
ORyan said the war had caused a
great scarcity and dearness of coal,
and they should encourage Irish coal
mining. In England the Government
helped local industries and Irish in
dustres should be helped, too. The
Irish Party should bring pressure to
bear on the Government in the mat
ter. 1t was decided to ask the Castle
conner County for quotations.
Roger Kennedy, laborer, a native of
Cappamore. County Limerick, was
charged at Tipperary yesterday by Mr..
Brownrigg, d., under the Defence of
the Realm Act, with removing recruit
ing posters from outside the Tippe-
rary Postoffice. The magistrate let
him off with fine of los.
Waterford.
On Sunday, May %, number of the