The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-04-24

time on Easter Sunday, was provided
by E. Joyce, Co. c., Ballymurphy.
Died: Mrs. Margaret Laffan, Dub
lin street, Carlow. Miss Julia Byrne
Potato Market, Carlow. March %, a
Gormona, Bagnalstown, Henry Kelly
aged rs. In his 18th year at Stand
ford Parade, Dublin, Colonel Mathew
l.. White, R. A. M. c., second son o
the late DR.. NJ. E. White, Carlow, ant
Killoughter, County Wicklow.
! DOWN.
| The body of Mrs. Cunning, a gar
dener's wife, was found on the beach
at Queensland.
Henry Grattan Nolan, B. A. (neph
Jew of the R. M. S., Down Asylum)
won the Rhodes Scholarship at Ok
ford.
DUBLIN.
Patrick Mahon, a Dublin carpenter
has been remanded on a charge OF
threatening British soldiers.
c. ]. Jobson, Dublin stockbroker
willed one of his clerks sG1,OOO.
FERMANAGH.
A fine of los. and costs was imposed
by the Enniskillen magistrates on Ed
ward McGrath, Cavanclough, 10, for
making a statement prejudicial to re-
cruiting and for interfering with the
British recruiting sergeant on ST. Pat.
rick's Day by taking recruit from
him and preventing another enlisting
John E. Collum, of Bellevue, Ennis.
killen, second son of the late Captain
William Collum, ]. p, d. L., who sue.
ceeds to the Lord Lieutenancy of
County Fermanagh on the death of
the late Earl of Erne, was chairman
of the County Council of that county
from 1911 to 1914. His brother, the
late Arthur P. Collum, a member of
the Irish bar, contested North Fer
| managh in December, 1911, but the
people failed to elect him.
GALWAY.
A remarkable scene was witnessed
on grazing ranch near Roundfort,
fiollymount, as the result of a reply
from the C. d. Board, who were petit
toned to take over the farm and give
1T to the tenants for grazing, so as
to enable them to put more of their
land into tillage. The reply was that
the grazier could not be dispossessed
for months. On hearing this $50
young men assembled on the ranch
and drove the grazier's cattle on to
the police station and then to the
grazier's residence. The grazier's re-
ply to the peoples question as to when
his taking expired proving unsatisfac-
tory the demonstrators drove their
own cattle to the ranch. Quiet was
restored ON the people being assured
that the grazier's take expires at the
end of April.
T. Sweeny, T. c., addressing the
annual meeting of the Loughrea Town
Tenants Association, referring to the
sale of the Clanricarde estate, said
that great change was about to take
place on the estate, and without a
strong organization they could not ex-
pect the maximum of benefit from
the sale. For the last thirty years the
men of Loughrea had played an i'm
portant part In the land war. During
that time they had held the trenches
for the tenant farmers, and it was
up to them now to do something for
themselves.
Mother Mary de Pazzi Harmon,
daughter of the late Mr.. Harmon. Gal.
way, has been elected sub.Prioress of
the Mount Carmel Convent, Loughrea
A destructive fire broke out at the
extensive hardware seeds and general
agricultural establishment of Cloherty
& Co., High street. Galway, and sew
eral thousand pounds worth of stock
were destroyed.
Died: Patrick Moran, Carramoneen
Tuam. Mrs. Conniffe, Loughrea, al
the age of LOG. Miss Ellie O'Keeffe
Leitrim, Glenamaddy. The late Miss
O'Keeffe was daughter of T
O'Keeffe, N. T:
KERRY.
The interest of Timothy Foley in
the Kenmare Arms Hotel, Killarney
has been knocked down by auction t.
Cornelius Mccarthy, College street
Killarney, for G1,315.
At meeting held in the Count,
Hall. presided over by Mr.. Mccarthy
and including many representative
men in Tralee, it was decided that {
presentation be made to Michae
O'Hanlon on the occasion of his de
parture from Tralee to Dublin.
The late Lieutenant c. F. T. Chute
Munster Fusiliers, late of Chute Hall
Tralee, who was killed in action neal
Etreux, France, left unsettled prop
erty of the gross value of 92.192 13s
3D., with net personally of G2,0S
3s. I'd.
The Listowel Guardians passed
vote Of sympathy with the relative o
the late Michael Power. of Tralee.
The following deaths have takel
place: John Foley, High street, Ira
lee. Miss Bridget (Ciss) O'Keeffe