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

Ardle, Hugh Mines and Patrick Ma
guire, Cossmaglen, were arrested in
their beds, and William Mccormack
was arrested at Newry.
Mr.. H. Mccain, Petty Sessions
Clerk, Foxhill, has been appointed a
CommAssioner for Oaths.
Antrim.
The estate of Hugh McCavanagh,
Belfast, was left to religious houses
subject to the life interest of Eliza
beth McCavanagh.
Belfast Deaths-Mr. P. Mahoney,
dentist, Albertbridge road, has died at
the Mater Hospital. Mr.. Thos. Gour-
lay, Willowbank street, who has died,
was for 30 years connected with the
news department of the Northern
Wing"
Carlow
Most Rev. Dr. Foley has made the
following changes J. Farrelly,
C. c. Ballyroan, to be P p. Arless;
Rev. P. Boughan, c. c. Ballyroan;
Rev. J. Prendergast, C. G. Carbury;
Rev. J. Fitzsimons, c. G. Tullow; Rev.
p. Walsh. c.. C. Graignamanagh; Rev.
w. Rice. c. G. Monasterevan; Rev. j..
Kelly, G. G. Rathoe.
Carlow Co. Committee of Agricul-
ture has decided to take over the AS
sembly Rooms for Technical Insti-
tute. The premises We're presented
to the town by Mr.. George Bernard
Shaw, the celebrated dramatist and
author.
Nurse E. Calvin, daughter of Mr.. T.
Calvin, Caherbanna, and sister of Rev.
NJ. G. Calvin, G. c., Mullagh, Co. Clare,
has been awarded the Military Medal
''for GOODNESS and devotion to duty"
while on service in France She has
been on active service since 1914.
Martin and Maurice Gleason, b.
dyke, were on their arrival home, hav-
ing spent S months in Limerick and
Cork prisons for cattle-driving, given
IL.
is aged under 16.
Cavan
At Cavan, Charles Fitzpatrick, Jr.,
Ballinagh, was remanded on a charge
of unlawful assembly by drilling in
Kilmaleck, June 20, the polling day in
East Cavan. No bail would be taken
n Gil iCr, nj, Crn
James Fullam, creamery manager,
Gowra, and James Cullen, Jr., Drum
cor, Loughduff, were also remanded.
Patrick Masterson, Bruce, charged
with conduct calculated to cause a
breach of the peace, was bound over.
1t was stated that he caused an Irish
Republican flag to be saluted, Union
Jack to be taken down, and gave his
name in Irish before giving it in Eng
lish.
Cork
Mr.. w. O'Riordan, N. r., Tullig
House, Millstreet has died Cork
Guardians expressed sympathy with
Mrs. F. J. Cronin on the death of his
wife.
Cork Gasworkers Union expressed
sympathy with Mrs. Flynn, Currys
Rock, on the lamented death Of her
husband, and Mr.. R. Flynn, father of
deceased; also with Mr. D. Doyle,
High street, on the death of his wife.
Cork Corporation expressed SYM
pathy with the relatives of the late
Mr. M. Sheehan, Mrs. F. Cronin and
Mrs. Cantillon
Dublin
Seven of the % men sentenced at
the Police Court for illegal drilling at
the Workingmen's Club, York street,
were re-arrested on committal war
rants. Their sentence of two months
Imprisonment was confirmed on an.
peal by the Recorder, and they have
now been lodged in Mountjoy Jail.
Similar warrants have been issued for
the remaining Is.
Postcards entitled "The First Irish
Conscript" were seized by the police
In number of shops in Dublin.
Down
Mr.. Bernard Lennon, Aughlisnafin,
Castlewellan, has died.
Mr.. D. McKibbin, auctioneer, Dona-
ghadee, has been appointed a Com
missioner for Oaths.
Donegal
Brother Salvador O'Callaghan, of
the Presentation Monastery, Letter
kenney, who lost his life at Bundoran,
after rescuing from drowning Louis
Wiltinisky, Derry, a Russian, who
was seized with cramps, was a native
of County Limerick, and was aged So.
After getting Wiltinisky ashore, the
heroic Brother fell back into the water
exhausted. Thomas Mcguire, Clones
got him on to rock. Doctors M'Mul-
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