The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-04-13
Limerick at least as often as they are

Limerick at least as often as they are
held at Cork.
Michael Morgan, farmer, of Knock
eragh, near Killarney, was found by
neighbor lying in boreen near the
latter's house. He expired soon after
wards. Horgan~ had that day sold a
heller, and on him was found bank
deposit receipt for G13 and las. i'd. in
cash.
In the Cathedral, Waterford, Office
and Solemn Requiem Mass was cele-
brated for the late Archbishop Prem
dergast, Philadelphia. Most Rev. DR..
Hackett presided, and the celebrant
was Mgr. Walsh, Lismore; deacon, Rev.
FIR Prendergast, Carrick-on-Suir; sub
deacon, Rev. M. F. Walsh, Ardfin; mas
ter of ceremonies, Rev. w. J. O'Con-
nell, Adm, Waterford; deacons at the
throne, Very Rev. Canon Sheehy, P.
p, Carrickon-Suir, and Very Rev. Can
on Whelan, st. Johns College.
Timothy Catalan, of Bandon, fell off
Cork quay yesterday and was drowned.
The body was recovered.
The Limerick Guardians have asked
the l.. G. Board to discharge E. Grace,
who is in the hospital, under the sur
veillance of warders and police, as a
result of hunger-strike, as his ser.
vices are required in the parish.
Volunteers, Cuman nam Ban, Cit
izeff Army, and Boy and Girl Scouts,
with pipers' band, were in the cortege
at the funeral from Cork Cathedral to
st. Finbarr's Cemetery of T. Walsh,
a we'll known member of the local
Masons' Society, who has resided in
Dublin, took part in the 1916 rising
and was informed at Brongoch Three
volleys were fired at the graveside by
Volunteers, and a decade of the Ros-
airy was recited by Rev. Father Dom
mick, o. S. F. G.
Rev. McFarrell, Lismore, who pro-
ceeds to Toronto Archdiocese, has
been ordained priest by Most Rev.
DR.. Hackett in Waterford
The man whose body was found
near Carrigtwohill with the windpipe
cut, and razor lying by, has been
identified as James Mullins, a laborer.
DR.. ]. T. Walsh, Middleton, said it
was the worst case he had ever seen.
Death was due to shock and hemor-
rhage, and the Coroner's Jury found
the wound self-inflicted during tenn
porary insanity.
The Mayor at Waterford Corporation
meeting said that, in view of the de.
mand for housing efforts were to be
made to raise money from other than
Treasury sources. Mr.. O'Neill said
the Council had decided to invest ga,
900 in p. C. War Loan, and he de.
manded that it should be invested in
house building instead, but the Mayor
said that would be illegal.
The Hon. Miss Massey, Ardfnanan,
was at Cahir, fined 81 for hiring a
motor car to go to Clonmel. A case
against Lady Massey was dismissed
as she had used the car to see the
Co. Inspector and get medicine.
Most Rev. Dr. Hackett, at the an
nual meeting of the Waterford G. Y.
M. S. admonished young men coming
into the franchise that if they were
not able to realize that the moral in
terests of their own life and of those
of others with whom they came in
contact, everything else in the fran.
chise would be a curse, leading to
license, not liberty.
r. A. Morris, Clonmel, secretary of
Irish Coursing Club, has acquired the
mill at Redmondstown and established
it as a corn crushing and flour mill
Rev. J. Cunningham, P. p, Temple
derry, has been appointed to Nenagh
Rural School Attendance Committed
in room of Rev. Z. Flynn, P. p, Too
meyara, resigned and the Co. Council
have appointed D. O'Meara, D. c., on
the same body in the room of the
late P. Ryan, D. G.