The Irish standard., 1916-10-07
MUNSTE Err.

kilrush U. G. passed vote of con-
dolence to Mr.. p j. Boyle, "Kilrush
Herald" on the death of his wife.
Cases of bombs and other explosives
washed ashore around the Ballbunion
coast have been seized by the mill
tary. They are supposed to be of
German origin and connected with the
Easement landing.
Mr.. j. M. Foley, who has been pro.
NOTED to London by the Board of
Trade, was we'll known in Limerick
and Dublin, and is native of Tralee.
The Cork Corporation has passed
resolution calling for the release Of
interned Irish prisoners, viewing with
alarm "the maneuvering of the Lon
don Times," which presumably voices
the opinion of the Coalition Govern
ment, to have the Military Service
Act extended to Ireland, and calling
on Irish members of Parliament to
oppose such measure, knowing the
Irish people will resist it by every
means in their power"
John Dillon and his sister-in-law,
Winifred Dillon, have been remanded
in custody in Cork, the former charged
with the murder or manslaughter in
row Of an old man named VIM.
Hunt, and the woman with having aid
ed the other prisoner. 1t was stated
that till after the inquest on Hunt it
could not be decided which charge
would be proceeded with. The men
were described as having been at the
time of the row ''idioty drunk
+ The memorial fund to Canon A.
Murphy, late P. p. Brosna, is now
G16O.
Cork Corporation co-opted Mr.. d.
Kenneally as Councillor for the North
East Ward, i'll room OF Mr.. Gayer, re-
signed.
The death is announced of Mr.. Oil
Yer Fleming, of the composing staff
of the Cork Examiner" and former
foreman of the Cork Herald"
The Liselton Old-Age Pesion Sub
Committee adjourned it's meeting as
Il mark of respect to the memory of
the late Mr.. JAS. .OiCarroll, son of Mr..
P. O'Camoll, ]. P, Ballybunion, and
brother Of Mr.. w. w. O'Carroll, mem
her of the subcommittee
The death has taken place in the
Mercy Home, Cork, of Mrs. Collins,
wife of Mr.. A. Collins, C. P. S., Skib-
bereen.
Skibbereen P. G. passed votes of
coincidence with the husband and rela-
tives of the late Mrs. Andrew Collins,
and with Mr.. NJ. A. Collins and Mrs.
Collins on the death of the late Mrs.
Mccarthy.
Sergt. Maj o. Hennessy was. at an
ambulance fete in Nenagh, presented
with a gold watch and chain, sub
scribed for by the people of the town
and neighborhoott in commentator of
his gaining the Military Cross for
bravery in France.
Three gentlemen and lady, visi-
trs to Youghal, went boating on Tues
day. On the beat homeward their
craft became unmanageable by them.
Luckily Coxswain Hannigan (Youghal
lifeboaD was fishing in the vicinity.
He took the amateur sailors on board
his craft and landed them safely.
Mr. Smell, manager Limerick Cloth
ing Factory, who, during the rebellion
in Dublin, sustained injuries necessi-
tating the amputation Of the left leg.
OH his return home was given hearty
reception by his employees, by whom
he is held in deep respect.
John Dillon, described as frequent
er of race meetings for gambling pur-
poses, was arrested in Cork on a
charge of killing an old man named
VIM. Hunt, said to be a general deal
er In the course of quarrel Dillon
is alleged to have struck Hunt over
the heart with his fist. The old man
fell and died almost Immediately.
The following have obtained Schol-
arships in St. Brendan's Seminary,
Killarney: p. Browne, Fries; ].
]. Browne. Fries; J. E. OSullivan,
Sneem; P. Twohig, Inchigale; P.
Sears, Ventry: B. Murphy, Tureenca-
hill; NJ. Murphy, Kilsarcon; J. Nc
Carthy. Castletownbere; H. Cronin,
Knocknagree; J. Price, Millstreet; ].
Brosnan. Castleisland; E. Fitzgerald,
Brandon; u. Hogan, Kilcummin; T.
Downing, Keumare; J. O'Leary, Glen
flesk; ]. j. O'Sullivan, Glenflesk, and
G. M'Grath, Glenflesk.
The Most Rev. DR.. Browne presided
in the Convent of the Faithful Com
panions of Jesus, Newtonbarry, at
the reception of Miss N. Shanahan,
Foynes Tin religion Sister M. Philo-
mena), and Miss N. Cash. Ballina-
clough, Nenagh Gin religion Sister Ce
cilia). Sister Martha (Cash) and Sis
ter Benedict (Boland), both of Kilberg,
Nenagh, pronounced their VOWS.
The Most Rev. DR.. Cohalan, on Mon
day night, received the congratula-
tions of his parishioners of South