The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-08-25

The Mas urban council has nomi
mated James Hyland and W. S. Penn
berton to act on the committee APP
pointed by the council under the pro
visions of the technical instruction an(
agricultural act.
Kilkenny.
A cricket match between Silversprins
G. c. and Manor c. c., Waterford, was
played at Silverspring recently, result
ing in win for the home team by l!
runs.
The annual show of the Iverk Farm
ing society will be held in the Bess
borough demesne on Sept. 4. The
classes are for horses. cattle. sheep
pigs, poultry, agricultural products, etc
Kings.
Henry James Egan, B. A, T. C. d.
was recently admitted n solicitor of the
high court of justice in Ireland. He is
the second son of Henry Egan. J. p,
of Tullamore. chairman of the Kings
county council. He intends practicing
in TullamOre.
Leitrim.
The principal case before the Leitrim
assizes was one of W'liteboyism
Thomas Walsh. an evicted tenant of
Kiltymoodgen, BalIinamore, and his
four sons were the accused. The com
plainant was James Mcfarland. who
bought the farm in which the Washes
were interested, The jury acquitted
the prisoners.
Limerick.
Michael Daily, aged % years, of Linn
erick city, while riding a bicycle from
| Castleconnel homeward recently, was
knocked down by a car and fatally in
! jured.
A young woman named Anne Han
ley, daughter of a farmer, was driv-
milk, over the railroad line at a pri-
vate farm crossing, about a mile from
Limerick Junction recently, when she
was killed by the Killarney express,
LOngford.
At a meeting of the Nationalists in
Edgeworthstown and adjacent dis
tricts, recently held, the action of those
who attended the great Irish conven-
ton, Dublin, June 10, was indorSed.
LOuth.
Rev. ]. L. Magee, formerly OF st. Ma
rvs parish Drogheda, is now in the
parish of Bohermeen.
The mayor and members of the cor
poration of Drogheda attended in state
at the opening of the Cathedral bazaar
at Armagh.
John McSherry has been appointed
town clerk of Dundalk.
Mayo.
At Ballinrobe petty sessions Mr.. Pc
ter F. Regain, James Hynes, Michael,
Gibbons and Patrick Cannon, all Of
Ballinrobe, were held without bail for
the assizes. They are charged with IN
lawful assemblage.
Meath
Miss Charlotte Strahan of Navan, q
nurse attached to the City of Dublin
Nursing institution. has gone to South
Africa to minister to wounded and sick
soldiers.
mOmaSnans
But two cases, and these of not n
very serious nature, came before Chief
Baron Palles at the Monaghan assizes
held recently.
A large and representative meeting
Of the Nationalists of Aughnamullen
East was held recently for the purpose
of organizing the townland in the in
terests of the United Irish League.
Queens.
In few years more, with the help
of the United Irish League warfare,
the farmers will be able to purchase
their holdings for nine or ten years
rental. 1t was the Land League that
brought down the old rents. The new
Land League can do as good business
as the old did. Conditions in Ireland
have not changed much. All the tillers
of the soil must own the land they cul-
tivate before the nation will commence
to get prosperous.
Sligo.
Charles Graham, Ballymote, has
been appointed to the commission of
the peace for the county of Sligo.
Mrs. Rushe recently resigned her po-
sition on the Sligo board of guardians.
John Jinks was elected to the vacancy.
Tipperary.
The editor of The Tipperary People,
John R. Mccormack, died recently. He
was stanch Nationalist.
The Catholics of the parish of Tulla-
Taught, Carrick-on-Suir, have issued an
for funds for church repairs.
Tyrone.
Philip Magee, station master at Dun
cannon. was recently the recipient of
an address and presentation from the
people of Castleblayney on the occa-
sion of his leaving to take up his du-
ties at Dungannon. Mr.. P Smyth pre-
sided on the occasion. This is the third
time that Mr.. Magee was complimented /
in this way since he became q station |
master under the Great Northern Rail- /
way company.
Waterford.
At the Waterford city police court a
young man named Patrick Murphy
was charged with being a deserter
from the Waterford militia, at present
stationed in Plymouth, England, The
prisoner was i'll and was remanded.
There was only one case for trial at
The summer assiZes of the county.
Westmeath
The Rev. ]. O'Connell, who has been
from the curacy of the
united parishes of .Ballinacargy and
Soma to the more important parish of