The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-07-28
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A sum of !e2OO was stolen from the
house of j. O'Sullivan, r. D. c., Glen
beigh.
j. Fleming, stationmaster Cappo-
quin, has been transferred to Durrow
(Waterford), and will be replaced by
Mr. Meade, Leyny (Sligo Branch)..
Judge More, at Clonmel, paid
high tribute to the late A. Power, Sub
Sheriff, and his remarks were en-
dorsed by J. F. Quirk, solicitor, and
w. Nolan, Clerk Crown and Peace.
Corporal Eugene McGillicuddy, Lon
don Regt, killed, was a son of M.
McGillicuddy, Ballinabane, and
nephew of G. McGillicuddy, Main
street, Killarney, Lieut.. Col. P. Pen
dergast, R. l. Regt., killed on June Z,
was son of w. G.. Prendergast, c.
P. S., Ardfinnan. Another son, Col.
John c., who had been in the Provin-
cial Bank before joining, has been
wounded.
Sister M. Leonard Brophy, sister of
FIR. Fiacre, o. S. F. c., Guardian Capu-
chin Friary, Dublin, and FIR. Leonard,
0. S. F. c., Cork, is mourned by the
Good Shepherd Community, Cork.
Mr.. Duke informed Mr.. Ginnell in
Parliament that the recent meeting in
Limerick in regard to the political
prisoners was proclaimed on the
ground that it was likely to lead to a
breach of the peace, and declined to
state on whose authority the author
tiles acted.
Right Rev. DR.. Orpen, at Limerick
Protestant Synod, said that nearly all
the clergy in the diocese who had sons
of military age had given them to war
service, and that more than 100 men,
bers formerly of the Limerick Church
Lads Brigade had gone to the war,
and several had laid down their lives.
He regretted the difficulty of finding
qualified men for the ministry, and
urged that the country and profess
| sional men should encourage their
sons to enter it.
Nothing was known at the Admir-
atty said DR.. Mcnamara, in reply to
D. O'Leary in Parliament, of the de-
livery of tins of petrol from an Ad-
miralty boat to the District-Inspector
at Bantry on 9th inst. Mr.. Roberts
Informed the same member that users
of petrol were not entitled to more
than their licensed supply. This was
in reply to question as to whether
the District-Inspector could use what
petrol he liked on long joy rides while
other owners of cars having public
duties to perform were handicapped
by shortage of petrol.
Timothy and jeremiah Cronin, Bar.
ronclay, farmers sons, fined los each
at Mallow for obstructing the police
in connection with the removal of a
Sim Fem flag from tree at Mona
basson, were, on Saturday, conveyed
to Cork Jail in default of paying the
fines.
John German (54), recently return
ed from the States, was found dead
in lake at Mountcashel.
The death has taken place at Ne
nagh of R. Wallace, large farmer,
and father of H. Wallace, auctioneer.
Middleton Guardians appointed DR..
Peter Murphy locum tenens for DIR. D.
J. Murphy, temporarily absent from
Cloyne' district.
w. Fitzgerald, King Square, Fermoy,
was injured in the leg by the acciden.
tai discharge of shot gun which he
was carrying.
The students o. the Waterford Tech.
meal Institute have presented Miss
Morris, one of the class teachers, with
a handsome silver glass cake-stand as
a token of esteem on her coming mar
riage.
Five men named Michael Morrissey,
]. O'Donnell, Patk. Ahearne, ]. Fitz-