The Irish standard., 1917-08-11
MUNSTER.

MUNSTER.
The late VIM. Power, Newcastle
West, left over $4,000 to Limerick
and other Irish charities. He be-
queathed $1,000 for the new church
in st. Munchin's parish; $500 to All
Hallows College, and sums of from
s100 to s20O to many charitable in
situations.
Liselton (Kerry) Old Age Pension
Sub Committee rendered sympathy to
the widow and children of the late
Thos. Keane, ]. P.
DR.. w. Cream, M. o., Ringville, who
has died, belonged to a Tipperary fam
lily. his brother being M. o. Clonmel.
Dungarvan Guardians expressed sym.
patty.
P. Fitzgerald has been presented
with an address and purse of money
on his transfer from Cleeve Bros
Creamery, Elton, to the managership
of the firms Bruree mills.
BY three votes to two, Glin r. D. c..
rescinded resolution of sympathy
with the relatives of the late Major
Redmond, on the ground that it stat
ed that he fought for Ireland
On his retirement from the service
of the Bank Of Ireland, J. w. Houston,
sub-agent of the Middleton branch, was
given a farewell dinner and a purse
of sovereigns.
A resolution of sorrow at the death
of Most Rev. DR.. Mangan was passed
by Listowel r. d. c., on the motion
of w. l.. G. Harnett, j. P. (the only
Protestant member), seconded by j.
Kennedy, and supported by M. ].
Nolan, J. P. The Council adjourned
as mark of respect to the memory
of the late Chairman, T. Keane, J. P,
Co. G.
w. G. Hogan, presiding at Borristo-
kane Guardians, announced that he
would propose at the next meeting:
I'm view of the great crisis i'm the
national history of our country that a
meeting be called to consider Cd if
| the policy advocated by the present
Irish Party represents the views of
the Irish people; and (2) to specially
consider if Mr.. Esmonde, M. p, of
the British army, represents the cleo
tors of N. Tipperary"
The adjourned cases at Mallow
against VIM. Jones, Greenhall, Mour-
/ neabbey; P. Curtin, Ballynocking; Tim
Riordan, Garrynageragh, and ]. Gro
min, Burnclay, for alleged unlawful as
sembly and assault on the police in
disturbance on May %, being again
heard, the prisoners were sentenced
to be imprisoned till the rising of the
Court, and bound to keep the peace
for two months. Two gave bail and
two refused.
The death has taken place in Cork
of Edward O'Keeffe, B. E., who was
first Headmaster of Cork Technical
School. Formerly demonstration at
the British University, under the late
Professor Sylvanus Thompson, the lat
ter on becoming President of the fam
GUS Finsbury Technical College,
brought Mr.. O'Keeffe with him, and
appointed him Senior Demonstration
in Science. On the establishment of
Cork Technical Municipal Institute,
otherwise Crawford School, he was
elected Headmaster, which he resigned
about 10 years ago owing to ill health.
Damage of about $500 was done by
a fire at Messrs. Haughton and Co.'s
premises, Kyle ST., Cork.
Tipperary Guardians have congrat-
ulated ]. J. Hayes, accountant, Ma
tional Bank, Tipperary, on his pro-
motion to Corey
The Killorglin ratepayers have
passed a resolution of regret in con-
nection with the death of the late
Most Rev. DR.. Mangan and M. Mar
gan.
Sir r. Worthington Evans told Mr.
Hackett in Parliament yesterday that,
after inspection, the Hollyford Copper
Mines Dundrum Co., Tipperary),
closed since 1862, do not give suffi-
cient encouragement to warrant re-
opening.
Edmund Lee, hardware merchant,
Youghal, died suddenly. He was an
active member of local bodies and
secretary to the ST. Vincent de Paul
Society. Mr.. Geo. Hamilton, who has
died at his residence, 3 Clifton ter
race, Cork, was popular in the COM
mercial world.
At Limerick Assizes, Justice Cor
don upheld an appeal by Rev. Canon
Robertson and Mr.. Stewart against
the Co. Court Judges decision award
ing Mary Mcnamara G5 for obstruct-
ing her from entering st. Munchin's
Churchyard. Appellants had OBJ
jected, it was alleged, to the erection