The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-11-24
appointed science master
in Clonmel Technical School.


weeks Imprisonment for refusing to
pay fine of IS. and costs at Macroom
for collecting National Aid funds with
permit, was released.
Dungarvan Guardians appointed DR..
]. C. Walsh, Mas, medical officer for
the Ring division. Both the Guardians
aud U. c.. adopted the Kilmachthomas
resolution thanking T. M. Healy, NJ.
p, for his action at the Ashe inquest.
At the occasion of his departure
from Killaloe, for the Australian Mis-
sion, M. Fogarty, nephew of Most Rev.
DR.. Fogarty and of canon Flannery,
P. p, V. G., was presented with q
purse of notes from the Sim Fein
clubs of Ballina and Killaloe.
A young man named Dynan was ar.
rested at Ogonnelloe, near Killaloe,
on charge of alleged drilling. It is
stated that a second batch of police
went to the house of another young
man, but he was not to be found.
The Recorder of Cork awarded John
Allen, Carrigaline, EGO, amount of a
stake in the Farmers Race at the
Muskerry Point-to-Point Races in
April last, which he claimed was won
by his mare, Princess Conway. It was
stated an objection had been upheld
by a united meeting of stewards and
committee in favor of a horse called
O'Leary. The Recorder held that the
fact that persons not stewards were
present nullified the decision.
In response to the Cork Red Cross
appeal nearly $1,000 was subscribed
up to Saturday.
E. j. Long, J. p, was reelected pres
ident, and ]. P. Goodbody, J. p, vice.
president of Limerick Chamber of
Commerce.
The L. G. B. requested the Killarney
Guardians to withdraw from the Bally.
har Sim Fein Club permission to use
the local dispensary for meetings. The
Guardians, nevertheless, gave to the
club the use Of the dispensary wait.
ing room.
The Clonmel Guardians, by IA votes
to IL, decided to present an address to
Countess Markievicz on her first visit
to the town. A special meeting of the
Corporation has been called to con.
slider resolution to confer the Free.
dom of the Borough on the Countess
A courtmartial at Cork on Saturday
heard Realm Act charges Of practicing
men in movements of a military ma.
ture against Daniel Sheehan, Groom,
and j. Horgan, Moybella, Liselton,
Kerry. Accused declined to plead, re.
fused to recognize the court, and
claimed prisoners-of-war treatment if
detained.
For the smashing on the occasion
of the East Glare election of windows,
stated to be "Sinn Fein windows" in
the hotel of Mrs. O'Connor, Judge
Bodkin, at Ennis, awarded &2 So. 3d.,
and Mr.. B. c. Mescan was allowed 81
5s. for similar damage. Mr.. Chas
O'Brien, Poulecarron, who said that
though not canvassed, it was known
how he would vote, was awarded ga
for injuries to horse.
At the annual meeting, in Dublin, OF
the Limerick Junction Race Co., Ltd,
the earnings are stated s575 odd,
and it was decided, after writing off
portion of the preliminary expenses
that the balance should be carried
forward. The Company had, said S.
Grehan, D. L., acquired additional land
for the completion of the steeplechase
course, and had disposed of some of
the lands originally acquired; c. Moore
and L. Johnson, retiring directors,
we're reelected, as were also the audi
tors, Craig, Gardner & Co.
It is with feelings of very deep
regret we announce the death of Mrs.
O'Donnell, Castlegregory, Co. Kerry.
Deceased was widow of the late
James O'Donnell, hotel proprietor and
merchant, Castlegregory, mother of
the popular County Councillor for the
district, Michael J. O'Donnel1, J. P,
and mother-in-law of DR.. Patk. Ferris,
Castlegregory. The deceased lady be.
longed to an old and popular North
Kerry family, being sister to M.
O'Leary, kidney; Patrick O'Leary,
Kilfynn; William O'Leary, SHIPPER
field; Dan. O'Leary, The Island, Lis.
towel, and Thomas OLeary, Draper,
Tralee.
Most Rev. DR.. Cohalan, in an ad-
dress to the Cork Catholic Young
Mems Society, on "The Crucifix in the
War Zone" said the ministrations of
the Catholic religion in the battle
sphere had won the reverence of a
great number who were taught at
home to regard these things as super
stitious. The witnessing of Catholic
sacramento illustrations in the
trenches had brought home to null
titude of Protestant soldiers that what
they had been taught about the Cath
olic Church in their catechism was not
true.
Judge Hynes was presented with
white gloves at Skibbereen.
Listowel Urban Council has received
notices of claims for the breaking of
glass windows to the amount of G97,
being damage done in disturbance at
the time Of the races.
A Threatened carriers' tri1xa in Cork