The Irish standard., 1919-01-04

Died. - November 5, at Lennox
street, Oldcastle, Patrick, son of Mrs.
Marcella Gibney.-At Athboy, Michael
F., son of Michael Greaney, Rathbane
County Leitrim, brother of the Rev.
w. ]. Greaney, c. c., Ballina.-At
Kingstown, Mary Gertrude. only
daughter of Joseph Smith, N. T.,
Stackallen. Navan.-At Lunderstown
Dulleek, Peter Callaghan
MONAGHAN.
The epidemic has been very virulent
, in Carrickmacross. Several deaths
| have taken place, and the local hospi-
tai is crowded with patients.
| The death has taken place of Mr..
John McCauley, merchant, Clones, of
pneumonia, following influenza. De.
ceased was brother of the Rev. E..
McCauley, C. c., Mullagh.
oFFALY.
At Bliss, police raided Mr.. Kelly's
The Green. 1t was saidshe applied for
revolver permit some time ago.
At a general meeting of the G.. A. A.
clubs of Clara, Kings County. vote
of sympathy with the relatives of the
late Mr.. ]. ]. Corrigan, N. T., Birr,
was passed. 1t was proposed by Mr..
J. Rafter and seconded by Mr.. j. Col
/ Inns.
RoscoMMoN.
! Count Plunkett, writing from Bir-
mingham prison, regarding his selec>
tion as candidate for North Roscom-
man says he is proud to represent the
pioneer constituency, and he desired
no greater honor. He was not at lib
erty to say more at present.
In connection with the recent cattle
drive on the Tough lands, and the lev
cling of the fences, Mr.. ]. P. Mulligan,
J. p, was awarded G65 compensation.
SLIGO.
Sergeant Cawley, R. l. c., demanded
a permit from Mr.. w. Reilly, T. c.,
Sligo, when he was about to address
an Irish Transport Workers meeting
at StrOkestOWn. II have none, nor
will I obtain one" was the reply The
meeting proceeded without further in
terference, the police remaining in the
room.
Sir Charles Petrie of Carrowcarden
has been made baronet.
TIPPERARY.
The Gentlemen's Guest House and
Ladies' Retreat >at Mount st. Joseph,
Roscrea, are closed to visitors. A SIM
liar precaution has been adopted in
the college, where the students, so
far free from the epidemic, are
permitted to receive yisito
cells.
! The deaths have taken place of Mrs.
Flannery of Queen street, Nenagh; of
Mr.. A. O'Leary of Barrack street, Ne
nagh; of Mr.. ]. Y. Thornton, of Bor-
risokane, and of Mr.. John Carroll Of
Knosklong, son of Patrick Carroll, An
naholty; also at Thurles, of James M.
Moyan, brother of Messrs. Moynan,
Castle street, Nenagh.
TYRONE.
Mr.. D. Wright, T. c., Aughnacloy,
has been appointed J. P.
| The epidemic has assumed serious
aspect in Strabane and district. Dis
tress is resulting from the plague
amongst the poor. All the schools
have been closed
| Died.-November 2, at Cookstown,
Rose, daughter of Hugh Murphy, Rath-
mullan, Donegal.
WATERFORD.
Sir Joseph Glynn lectured at the
C. Y. M. c. Hall, Waterford, on the
work of the st. Vincent de Paul So.
ciety. The Bishop of Waterford was
present.
The ceremony of blessing the new
altar at the Franciscan church, Water.
ford, was performed by the Most Rev.
DR. Hackett.
The death took place, at Dublin
private hospital, Of Mr.. Martin Breene
solicitor. only son of Mr.. Thomas and
Mrs. Breene, Henrietta street, Water
ford. Deceased was practicing at his
profession in Waterford, and came to
Dublin on business at the end of the
week, and contracted influenza, which
developed into pneumonia.
WES1MEATH.
Westmeath County Council, meeting
at Mullingar, decided to purchase 200
tons of coal, to be sold at cost price
to the poor of Mullingar, where the
coal shortage is critical.
Died-November 3, at Athlone, Liz
zie, daughter of James Cox; at Dub
lin, Joseph, son of the late John Egan,
Coolvock, Athlone.
WEXFORD.
The death has occurred at Ennis
cOrthv IF Mr. lanes T Cu11en a vo,,np