The Irish standard., 1919-10-04
News from Ireland

the town clerk on having received the
insignia of the Order of the Belgian
Crown.
An adjournment for a month was
agreed to at Carrigaline, Cork, sessions
! in case in which Mrs. r. T. Morgan,
a California heiress, wife Of Capt. r.
T. Morgan, British officer, sum-
moned her sister-in-law, Mrs. Esne
Edgington, for threatening to assault
her.
Limerick Guardians recorded deep
regret at the death of Monsignor o.
Riordan; and passed vote of SYM
pathy with T. Hogan, County Clerk,
a member of the board, on the death
of his brother, l.. Hogan, Cratloe.
T. N. Martin, Newcastle, West, has
been appointed engineer to the electric
light undertaking of Nenagh Gas Co.
Bandon Town Commissioners, of
which he was for many years mem
ber, expressed sympathy with the rel
atives of the late F. O'Driscoll.
Nenagh U. C. have granted the fol-
lowing increases: Mr.. Maloney, town
clerk, $50; Mr.. Gill, town surveyor,
s10; DR.. Courtney, s. o., 6 16; P. Bon
field, S. S. O., ELS. and H. Bradshaw,
water inspector, s7.
Patrick Murphy, Jun, Shandyhill,
was fined los. and costs and Daniel
O'Keefe, tailor, was bound to the peace
at Coachford Sessions, on summonses
and cross-summonses for assault
O'Keefe alleged that Murphy commit
ted an unprovoked assault and Muir
phys case was that O'Keefe tried to
intimidate him for supplying milk to
Mrs. Bowen Colthurst. O'Keefe at first
refused to give bail, but subsequently
did so, one of his securities being an
ex-soldier.
The DAILY Herald" says in refer
ence to the strike of laborers on the
Earl of Dunraven's Adare estate
Lord Dunraven is away, and an ef
fort made by the Catholic curate to
bring about a settlement has been
hampered by the Earl's absence" Linn
erick Bakers Society are agreeable
to arbitration on their demands for
an eight-hour day and 70s per week.
1t is understood the masters will ac-
cept the offer. Through the interven-
tion of Rev. Father Egan, G. c., the
parties to the Dungarvin strike have
agreed to leave the matter to the ar
bitration of Very Rev. Father Thomas,
O. s. F. C.
Tipperary Guardians rendered SYM
. pathy to Rev. M. s. Ryan, workhouse
chaplain, on the death by drowning
of his nephew, Mr.. L. Hogan, Cratloe.
The Board OF, Trade have sanctioned
the Nenagh Gas Co.'s scheme for pro.
, viding electric light for the town.
Thos. O'Sulivan was returned for
trial at Listowel on a charge of firing
. from a revolver at Daniel Larkin. An
: application for bail by Mr.. Moran, de-
, Tending, was refused.
Limerick No. 1 r. D. C. passed q
resolution unanimously calling on the
Limerick County Council, to appoint
: John O'Grady, worlds champion
, weight-thrower, rate collector fol
, Pallasgreen division. The Limericl
: hurlers passed similar resolution.
3 Cardinal Logue, accompanied by
Most Rev. DR.. Mulhern, Most Rev. DR.
: McKenna, Most Rev. DR.. Browne, and
:. a number of clergy, was entertained
= to luncheon by the Presentation Nuns
Fermoy, the convent entrance being
8 beautifully festooned. The destin
}. guished visitors expressed apprecia
}. tion of the hospitality shown them and
y of the nuns good work. They subse
quently visited the Presbytery, Loret
d to Convent, Christian Brothers ant
the nursing order, Little company o.
= Mary, Monument Hill.
q Thomas Dee, R. o. for 20 years, hai
}, died at Dungarvan, aged 60.