The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-09-07

office at Ennisllillen of the Sligo, Lei
trim, and N. c. R., has been appointed
general manager of the railway, in the
room of the late Mr.. T. A. Armstrong
There was a full meeting of Ferma-
naghh Co. c., Nationalist being in the
majority, when Mr.. F. Leonard, on q
motion to rescind resolution appoint
ing recruiting committee, said he
was not against recruiting, but Ferma-
anagh could not spare a single man
all being wanted for agriculture
Galway
At Galway Co. Hospital Board, Mr..
Michael M'Neil1, Moycullen, was una
nimously reelected chairman for the
18th time. A vote of sympathy was
passed to the relatives of the late Sir
Acheson M'Cullagh.
Appointed 20 years ago, Mr.. R.
Halvey, Clerk of the Mount Bellew
Union and R. d. c., made his first ap-
plication to Guardians for an increase
of salary. An increase of $40 was
unanimously granted
Mr.. T. Sheehy, who has died in
Tuam, was brother-in-law of the late
Most Rev. Dr. Higgins.
Kilkenny
, Married-July 81, at the Pro-
Cathedral, Dublin, by the Rev. R. Bow
| den Adm, Martin J. Nolan, Prussia
street, son of the late Martin Nolan,
Blackjack, Co. Dublin, to Nellie,
youngest daughter of Mr.. John Do
heny, Harley Park, Callan.
The ten-year-old son of Mr.. R.
Sheehy, Coolsheehy, Thomastown, a
large farmer, was killed by being
caught under a cart which overturned
in his fathers yard.
Kings
At Birr Barracks Jerh, Larkin,
| Moneygall, was charged with obstruct-
ing the police when searching for
John Collision at the residence of his
mother. Defendant was bound to the
peace, or in default of bail two
months Imprisonment. He said he
| would give bail.
A friendly Gaelic football match at
Banagher, under the auspices of South
Offally Board, G. A. A., was forcibly
stopped by military and police.
Kerry
At ListoWel, on a charge of unlaw-
full drilling on June 81, Jerh. Keane,
Dragh, was sentenced to three
months, with hard labor, and further
| three months in default of bail for
| future behavior
Mr.. M. j. Barrett, manager, Provin-
cial Bank, Tralee has been promoted
to the Waterford branch of the bank,
and will be succeeded by Mr.. l.. H.
Taylor, manager at Killaloe.
Kildare
The death is reported, at the age
of ~ years, of Mr. George J. A.
M'kitterick, journalist, son of Mr..
Peter MKitterick, Kelly's Vale, Drum
mond, who emigrated to Brisbane,
Queensland, few years ago.
Louth
Jas. King was fined EOS. and costs
at Carrickmacross for travelling by
motor cycle to Dundalk Feis to take
part in the competitions. Mr.. Lavery
| described the decision as monstrous.
Very Rev. L. M. Ryan, O. P, Provin-
cial of the Dominican Order, has ap-
pointed Rev. H. Hunt, o. P. (son of
Mr.. Fl. J. Hunt, the Quay, to St. Ma
lachy's, Dundalk.
Longford
The residence of Mr.. F. Corcoran,
Moyne was recently burned to the
ground. A candle left in his little
sons sick-room was the cause. The
/ boy was rescued, but has since died.
+, All furniture, money and provisions
were destroyed.
D1ED-August 3, at his residence,
Barnacor, Ballymahon, James Ryan.
leitrim
At Carrick.on- Shannon Crimes
Court Michael Mulligan, Ballinamorey
was, on charge of unlawful assembly
at Ardrum, on June 18th, sentenced to
one month with hard labor, and in de-
fault of bail two additional months.
Notice of appeal was given, and de-
PENDANT was let out on bail. Sergeant
Thornton, R. F. c., and Constable
Ready said defendant was instructing
60 or 70 young men in a field, and
gave them the dismiss on the ap-
proach of the police. The defense
! was an alibi.
Limerick
Mr.. j. Moriarty, stationmaster, Alb
beyfeale, has been promoted to Ross
lare, and will be replaced by Mr..
O'Mahony, Mallow.
Mr.. Jas. Lawler, a member of the
Limerick Corporation and Guardians,