The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-09-14
CLARE.

Arthur Cooney and Michael Laff-
charged with firing at and wounding
Thomas Shannon and Patrick Fitz-
gerald at Doolin. The latter were
drawing turf from hos for a police
sergeant when fired at, both being
hit about the head, Shannon rather
badly. They are in hospitals.
CORK.
A double drowning fatality was re-
ported in Middleton from Corkbeg,
Cork Harbor, the victims being Harry
Pearse, twenty-one, and Ellen Cox
eighteen.
Rev. Joseph O'Sullivan, Adm, Barry
roe, Timoleague, has died in a pri-
vate hospital i'm Dublin. He was son
of the late Mr.. c. O'Sullivan, Glaun-
brack, Rosscarbery.
Mr.. John Barry, Raheen, a veteran
Nationalist, has passed away.
The death has occurred of Mr.. w.
E. Burke, CPS, Douglas, Cork, mem
Der of the Committee of the Munster
Agricultural Society.
DUBLIN.
verdict at an inquest in Jervis Street
Hospital on Miss Matilda Maxwell,
aged SO, of Cortubber, Ballybay, who
expired suddenly at Amiens Street Sta
ton.
Married-July 81, at the Church of
st. COLUMBIA, Iona road, by the Rev.
Edmund Walsh, O.S.F., assisted by the
Rev. P. McGrath, &C., John Joseph,
son of the late Thomas Clear, to Eva
Mary, elder daughter of James Doolan,
Esq, Drumcondra. August 1, at the
University Church, St. Stephens
green, by the Rev. James Sherwin,
&C., assisted by the Rev. John Keane,
81, Eugene H. Coyne, NC, son of
Mr.. Coyne, Senior Inspector, National
Schools, Omagh, to Helen, daughter of
the late T. j. Callaghan, Esq, J.P.,
Farm Hill, Dundrum, County Dublin.
GALWAY.
At Loughrea, the ladies camog match
was prohibited, and players did not
appear. A dance under Cumaun ma
mBan auspices took place on an island
in the lake near the town without
interruption.
At Ballinasloe, on q charge of al
legged marching, Mr.. Matt Hughes,
auctioneer, gave an undertaking not to
participate in similar exercises again
and was bound to the peace; Mr..
McNally, sawyer, would give no under
taking, and was sentenced to months
Imprisonment.
KILKENNY.
At Hospital a labor meeting which
was to have been addressed by Mr..
O'Connor, organizer IT.W.U., was pro-
claimed and abandoned.
Died-July 80, at Dundalk, Patrick
j., eldest SON of the late James Grace,
of Market street, Thomastown. August
5, at Castlekelly, Gowran, Ellen Maher.
Funeral to Paulstown. July 26, at
Doorfontein, South Africa, Elizabeth
(Sister Mary Bruno), daughter of
Matthew Murphy, Bodal, Gowran
KINGS.
Patrick Egan and Jas. White pleaded
guilty to having on May 20 committed
Whiteboy offences by having, with
faces disguised, assailed the residence
of Minnie Williams, Kings County, Mr..
Justice Dodd passed sentence of -
months imprisonment, but suspended |
the execution of it on accused entering
into bail for future good behavior.
Mrs. Patrick Geraghty, Edenderry,
who has succumbed to influenza, was
sister of Mr.. Seaghan O'Connor, Sec.,
Edenderry Hurting Club. Another sis
ter of Mr.. O'Connor also succumbed a
week previously.
KERRY.
The Tralee U.D.C., Mr.. Slattery, J.P.,
presiding, passed resolution protest
ing against the military restrictions
and pointing out the loss to the towns
people.
Canon O'Riordan, PIP, VIZ, Lis
towel, visited Mr.. John McKenna,
Chairman, Kerry County Council in
Belfast Jail.
For three vacancies for Assistant
County Surveyors, Kerry County Coun-
Gil, unanimously elected Thomas J. Nc
earthly, Tralee, to one. and. on a no1l.
w. ]. Foley and E. Wren, Castleisland,
to the other two.
KILDARE.
There was the average wartime at
tendance at the annual Kildare Hunt
Horse Show, held at Oldtown, Mas.
Recently the pricec of eggs in Athy
was IS. I'D.
Died-July 80, at Blessington, Dub
lin, DR.. William P. Dune, only son of
P. Dunno, of Broadleas, Ballymore,