The Irish standard., 1919-02-22

days striks notice, and to advertise
for male and 2 female attendants
additional. to enable them to adjust
hours, etc.
Killarney Petty Sessions adjourned
to Feb. 4, owing to the prevalence of
influenza. To the Enniscorthy Guar
dians fresh outbreak of influenza in
some districts was reported. Three
children died in Harrow district, and
many people are laid up.
Private Dennis O'Shea of the Cana.
dian Engineers, was remanded for s
days at Tralee on a charge of attempt
ing to commit suicide. His leave ex-
piring at the time of the Leinster dis.
aster. he returned to Portmagee, his
native place. where he was arrested
as deserter. At Caherciveen rail-
way station. while In custody Of the
police. he put cuts in his throat with
broken pieces of safety razor, said
Sergeant Courtney, r. I. C..
The late DR.. r. Honohan Cogan of
Glanworth, and formerly of Bradford,
left s4,575. and bequeathed his shares
in the Apothecaries' Co. to his nephew,
DR.. M. Cogan; $500 debentures in
Hammond's Brewery to his sister,
Hannah. and his niece, Katie Cogan;
$500 to his nephews, Edmund and
Timothy Cogan; 925O to Katie Co.
gan; $3.50 to his nephew, Edmund
Gogan, and the residue between other
relatives.
ULSTER.
Some damage resulted from a fire
outbreak in the coalhouse and wash
house at the rear of the Convent, Cas-.
tie Street, Lisburn.
Private R. Dunn, I'd Inniskillings,
Rosemount, was presented with the
M. c. at Ebrington Barracks, Derry.
Miss E. S. Duffin, mentioned in Sir
D. Haig's list, is daughter of A. Duff
fin, LII, D., Belfast
j. Wright, Bangor, for years asso-
ciated with the news department,
Northern Whip" is under treatment
in the Mater Hospital, Belfast, for in
juries sustained by being knocked
down by taxi
Thos. Smith, IS, employed in the
Foyle shipyard, has died in Derry In.
tirmary from fracture of the skull,
sustained by falling into the hold of a
sessel.
R. Watson, j. P, Charles O'Neill
D. L.; R. K. Silliland, VIM. Buchanan
aht d. Thompson, who retired by 70.
tation, has been reelected to Derry
Port and Harbor Beard.
Fermanagh Co. Council has decided
to Grant bonus on civil service scale
to the staffs of the Co. Secretary and
Surveyor and the officers of the Tu.
berculosis Committee, and passed a
resolution regretting the death of the
accountant, J. w. Foster.
A handsome presentation has been
made by st. Anne's Glee Choir, Bel.
fast, and other friends to Rev. G. r. c.
Olden, in recognition of his work in
the writing and production of two op.
erettas in aid of war charities.
Peter Skevington wah was said to
have been discharged from the Navy
in disgrace, was, at Belfast, sent to
jail for six months for obtaining E5
Is. by representing that he was due
money by the Naval authorities, from
Rev. j. Hahhan, Rev. J. P. Napier, and
Rev. j. H. Norton, 43 Cliftonville Rd
Monaghan G. A. A. Convention at
Ballybay, on Sunday extended hearty
welcome to o. O'Duffy and D. Hogan,
political prisoners recently released
from Belfast Jail. The following Off.
GERS were elected: F. O'Duffy, chair.
man; p. Coyle, sec. and treas. Junior
Co. Board-O. O'Duffy, chairman; J.
Clinton, sec.
Antrim and Derry National Teach.
ers' Association, at their annual meet.
ing held in Ballymoney, made the fol.
lowing appointments: H. A. Macau.
ley, Castledownson, Pres; j. Bradley
Army, Vice. Pres; and w. H. Adair,
Sec, and Treas; and Messrs. Gault
and Adair were appointed delegates
to Congress, while w. M. McFetridge
was nominated for the vice.presidency
of the I. N. T. o.
Thrown out of her trap owing to
the horse falling, Catherine McCul.
lagh Of Gortin, Strabane, has sue.
cumbed to her injuries.
The death occurred at Knockdar.
ragh, Cultra, of VIM. Thos, Adair,
third son of the late H. A. Adair,
printer, Arthur st. BelfaE.
Justice Powell made an order re-
ducing from 2Os. to los. each the
share capital of E. & w. PIN, Ltd,
wholesale grocers and spirit merchants
in Belfast, on the application of H.
Wilson, X. G.
Rev. ]. R. Macdonald, late curate
NJ