The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-12-22
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expressed regret at the transfer of
d. 1. Britten, M. j. Murphy, LII. B.,
associated himself with the resolution
on behalf of the Bar, but Mr.. J. D.
IO'Connell, sOlr., objected On his own
behalf, to congratulatory references.
j. II. Bennett, district secretary
Sailors and Firemen's Union, Cork,
yesterday urged the men to resume
work, and they decided to do So
Rev. M. j. M Grath, b. d., native
OF BallyWilliam, Nenagh, and brother
OF Mr.. Matt. M'Grath, the world s
champion weight thrower, has been
ordained at St. Joseph's Cathedral,
Buffalo, N. Y.
| Preaching in the Franciscan Church
Waterford, Father O'Reagan. o. f. NJ,
said that Sim Feiners seemed to be
silent with regard to the stemming of
pernicious Adjudication to be found
| in certain types OF pictures, books
and postcards. The only place they
had carried out that work was in
Cork, where they had kept the u S.
sailors out of the city.
Cork Corporation, the New Cork Park
Racecourse Co., Ltd, accepts payment
Of $4,000, including 6 500 for waving
lessee rights to two years notice. The
sum of $3.50 is paid out Of the COM
pany's funds in equal shares to the
five directors at remuneration for four
years services, and G1OO to VIM.
ho
wound up voluntarily.
Two men, Scannell and Collins,
were charged at Firmount under the
Crimes Act with unlawful assembly,
and the first named, who had spent
nearly month in Jail in default of
finding bail, was discharged, Collins
being sentenced to IA days without
hard labor.
Capt. Benjamin Andrews, of Pen
zance, while engaged at the barytes
mines, Duneen, Clonakilty, fell 40 feet
from plank and died of the injuries
DR.. O'Clery said death was due to
laceration of the brain, and the coron-
er's jury so found.
In celebration of the appointment
of Dean O'Sullivan, P. P, V. G., Ira
lee, as Bishop of Kerry, Tralee was
Illuminated and decorated with relig-
ious flags. Pleasure was also ex-
pressed in Killarney where the bands
paraded. Bonfires were lighted in Mill
street, where DR.. O'Sullivan was for
merly P. P.
The Mayor of Waterford has nomi-
mated the following Local Food Con-
troll Committees: The Mayor, Most
Rev. Dr. Hackett, RI Rev. DIR. O'Hara,
Messrs. A. Nelson, ]. p, D. Hyland
j. P, J. Walsh, J. P, F. Phelan, Pres
Chamber of Commerce; ]. F. Mcclure,
manager, Hearne & Co., Diapers; w.
Union; Mrs. Shorts, Mrs. O'Sullivan,
with B. OShaughnessy, Principal
Technical School, as secretary.
The valuable residential farm at
Castlehyde, close to the town of Fer
moy, has been sold by the owner, Miss
Lucy I. Walker, to the Cork Timber
and Iron Co. by private treaty for
$4,000 pounds. The estate comprises
1884 acres, with fine mansion and
beautiful gardens; no acres are in
the possession of tenants, producing
$50 pounds annually; the remainder
is in the hands of the owner, and the
whole is subject to a 1.-THE of 70
pounds yearly. The negotiations were
carried through by Mr.. Anthony Car
oil, solr., Fermoy, for the vendor, and
Mr.. P. j. Kavanagh, solr., Cork, for
the Timber and Iron Co.
The appointment of Very Rev. Dean
O'Sullivan as Bishop of Ardfert and
Aghadoe has caused rejoicings through
Kerry and the adjacent districts of
Cork and Limerick, Tralee, of which
he had been parish priest, was illumi-
mated, and local bodies have passed
resolutions of congratulations, the lat
est to do so being the Killarney U. D..
g. Large bonfires were lighted in
Millstreet and district. The Convent
was illuminated, and lighted torches
were taken through the streets.
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