The Irish standard., 1919-05-31


favorably. The other man was injured
!! considerably. Various versions of the
! occurrence are current, but the people
deny the police report that they were
attacked for arms.
Canon r. Ross-Lewin, Kilmurry
Rectory, Limerick, who has been ap-
pointed Archdeacon of Limerick, be-
longs to an old County Care family,
which supplied High Sheriffs in 1913
and 174S, while three members we're
at Waterloo.
Cork Food Control Subj Committee
referred to the Dublin Committee the
application of master bakers for pow.
er to raise the price of bread Id. per
pan. 1t was stated that some of the
members sympathized with the ap-
plicants, but that the subcommittee
functions would cease on May IA.
w. Carroll and E. Loughnane, of
Borrisoleigh, declined to find bail
when ordered to do so by John Col
ley, R. NJ, at Templemore, for having
collected money for the Irish Ian
guage Fund without a permit, remark.
ing that they were trying to further
the interests of the Irish language,
which persons in high places taunted
them with having no knowledge of.
His co-workers at Spaight &, Sons,
Limerick, made a presentation to p.
Fl. Gallagher on departing to repre-.
sent Dwyer & Co., Cork.
At Nenagh, the Rev. H. Spain, who
is about to leave for Duluth, U. s. A.,
| was presented with an address and
beautiful chalice from his school com.
panions and friends.
On the occasion of his golden ju-
bilee, a cloth of glod vestments and
gold chalice were presented by the
people of Garronboy, Killaloe and
Bridgetown to the Very Rev. Canon
Flannery, P. P, v. G., Killaloe.
Bantry Guardians have appointed
DR.. T. P. Sullivan, of Roundstone
County Galway, the only applicant
M. o. of Glengariff district.
At Tipperary Quarter Sessions
Judge Moore granted s17 It'd. com
pensation for injury done to military
property at Ballygfass, and so to the
Wounded Soldiers Irish Provisional
Committee, for the breaking of win
dow in their offices at Tipperary.
The Listowel Guardians and Dis
trict Council have passed a vote Of
thanks to Sister Mary Charles FOL
her unswerving devotion to duty in
nursing the numerous patients in the
fever hospital during the influenza ep
idemic.
For collecting in aid of the Gaelic
League without permit, M. l. Hynes,
Templetuohy, was sentenced to two
months Imprisonment. Four Others
from the same place were remanded
Padraig de Burca and MI. Egan, Kill.
killahara, we're sentenced to two
months each for collecting funds for
Dali Eireann without permit.
A large and sympathetic congrega
ton attended the Solemn Requiem
Mass at Westbury Convent Church
! for the repose of the soul of the late
Father Crowley, who died at his home
1 40 Barrack street, Cork.
| P. d. Clery, auctioneer and rate col.
lector, Kilmalrock, who has passed
away, took part in the Fenian rising
in that town in March, 1867, on which
occasion his brother, DR.. NJ. Clery
was shot dead. In later years he was
associated with the Land League and
the A. O. H.
Rev. Nicholas .Duggan, P. p. Of
Moycarkey, Thurles, has been made 9
canon.
In connection with the recent
wounding of an R. l. G. sergeant and
1.-TWO constables near Eyeries, claims
have been served for s1,200 compen
sation, the sergeant claiming s20(
and each constable $500.
DR.. John Dwyer, who had acted a.
Temporary M. o. for Ballyduff distric
for the past three years, has been ap
pointed permanently by Lismore Guar
dians at salary Of e150, which
reaches 9200, together with s20 a,
sanitary officer.
/ In the early hours Of Friday morn
| ing fire broke out in Jeremiah Fitz
i patrick's saw mills, Of Percival street
IKanturk, and despite the efforts o
those who quickly arrived on tn
scene, the building was completed,
destroyed, and the engine saws, ma
chinery and other equipment irrepal
ably injured.
We regret to announce the death O
Daniel G. MCMILLAN, Headford; Co
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