The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-08-24
News from Ireland
ARMAGH.

ARMAGH.
Eugene O'Reilly has got the Royal
Humane Society's certificate for saw
ing a boy named McKenna from
drowning near Armagh.
Mr.. R. N. Somerville, Osborne
Park, Belfast, who has died at Mount
norris, County Armagh, was native
of County Galway.
Dennis Smith of Main street, Cas-
tleblayney, was sentenced to eighty
four days imprisonment by court
martial in Belfast. He was tried with
Patrick Foy of Annis-Court Mills, who
was sentenced to six months for car
rying revolvers and ammunition be-
tween Sherlock and Cootehill.
ANTRIM.
It is understood that deportation
warrant has been signed in respect to
Mr.. Joseph McDonagh, now in Belfast
JAIL and that it will be executed on
the completion of his sentence there.
Mr.. David Woodside of Castle Rock
lands left G109,S07.
DR.. J. S. Crone, ]. p, a Belfastman,
and founder of the Irish Boolllover,"
has been adopted as Liberal candidate
for w. Willesden.
CORK.
DIR. A. j. Ryan, for twentyseven
years leading practitioner in ROM
ford, Essex, who has died, aged 81,
IN, Trio nd roth h.
Ollie affairs in London and a Romford
Guardian. He was native of Knock
any. Mr.. MI. Dennehy of Silvertown,
who has died, was also we'll known
London-Irishman. His remains were
entrained for interment in Ireland he
being native of Millstreet.
Mr. Jeremiah O'Leary, farmer, Der
inamona, Kanturk, died as result of
the prongs of a hay rake penetrating
his chest He was brother of Mr..
Thomas O'Leary, ]. P, chairman, Kan
turk, r. D. c.
CLARE.
When it's present stock of coal runs
out, in couple of months, the Ennis
gas works will, it is feared, have to
close down, and the situation is caus-
ing alarm in the town, which depends
solely on gas for it's lighting.
Kilrush Guardians expressed SYM
pathy with DIR. Healy, M. o. on the
death of his mother.
Rev. A. Clancy, p. p, and Mr.. p. G.
Nagle have been unanimously re-
elected chairman and vice-chairman,
respectively, of the Clare Asylum
Committee.
cAvAN.
Mr. P. A. Galligan, vice-chairman,
at Cavan U. c., proposed resolution
of congratulation on Mr.. Griflith's re-
turn and it was adopted, members OBJ
serving that Mr.. O'Hanlon, the de-
feated candidate, had not an enemy
on the Council, and that they would
be glad to see him back in his posi-
ton as their Chairman. Bailiebor-
ough Guardians, on the motion of Mr..
B. Carroll, seconded by Mr.. B. Far
reilly, passed congratulatory resolu-
ton.
CARLOW.
Miss A. Mcdonnell, Carlow Graigue,
has been elected president of County
Carlow Teachers Organization, and
Mr.. p Shine Tinryland, vice-presi-
dent
Died-July IL, Collnacuppogue, Bag
nalstown, Joseph Browne, aged 49, In
terment at Ballintillen.
DUBLIN.
Emmett McAuliffe of Herbert Park,
nephew of the late Theodore OKahill,
was arrested in Grafton street when
distributing handbills relating to the
treatment of political prisoners in Bel.
fast Jail. He was later released by
the magistrate, Mr.. Swift.
The late Mr.. M. Koran, solr., Rath.
mines, left e4,925, and bequeathed
EGO to Mother Patrick Kavanagh;
s1O for Masses; e1O to the Little
Sisters of the Assumption, Camden
street.
DERRY.
At the Emmets vs.. St. Patrick's
football math, Celtic Park, Derry, the
parkkeeper was warned not to open
the gates, and players and intending
spectators, on arrival being Informed
of the state of affairs, departed quiet
ly. At $3.50 p. M, the hour fixed fol
starting, a very large force of mill
tary and police arrived, but the Grove
had already dispersed.
DOWN
James Hare, aged 80, Tullyvallen
Newry, was killed near Newtownham
flton, through his horse running
away.
Mrs. Robert Hunter, who has dice
at Downpatrick, aged GO, was larg.