The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-28

land Square, established for the pur
pose of providing trained nurses FOL
the sick poor in their own homes, wa!
held on Monday. Colonel Sir Gerald
Dease, c. V O., presided. and amongs
those present was her excellency thu
Countess Cadogan. The report which
was adopted; showed that 912 case!
had been nursed. and 14;32S visits pait
during the year.
Mr.. P. J. Kennedy, NJ. P. has re-
signed his position as chairman of the
Meath county council.
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Miss Burke. who was thrown from
her horse whilst on her way to the
meet of the Roscommon Staghounds
near Castleplunket. on Thursday, and
was kicked in the head by the animal
died on Friday night from the effects
The water supply to the Nenagh
worKhouse was stopped for some days
recently. 4 local plumber. on opening
the pipe, found the cause of the stop
page to be an enormous eel, which was
so. tightly wedged in the water pipe
that it could not moEe'
Mr.. A. Morgan of the Provincial
bank, Ennis, has been presented with
of his departure from. that town to
take more important position in the
bank at Killaloe. Mr. w. j. McNam-
ara, j. P, presided, and made the pre-
| senta ton.
The death is announced at Cork of
Mr.. jeremiah O'Rourke Cork, who was
we'll known and very popular in the
! city. Mr.. O'Rourke was for very many
| PC hAr
| Young Mems. society, in which position
he displayed marked ability as an or
| ganizer and administrator.
Rioting took place in Cork on Sun
| day between soldiers and civilians. A
| member of the Seventeenth lancers got
! into conflict with number of men, a
| crowd rapidly gathered and the soldier
| had to take refuge in the police bar
racks. The crowd, which increased in
| proportions, attacked. 1T is reported
| every soldier they could find on the
streets. The police were kept busy for
some time.
Messrs. Harland & Wolff, Belfast,
on Thursday launched a large steel
| twin-screw steamship, Warwickshire.
for the eastern trade of Messrs. 2ibby
bros.. Liverpool. The new steamer,
winch Will have four masts, is 40 teet
long, IS feet beam and nearly 1900 tons
gloss tonnage. The launch was made
specially interesting by. the presence OF
the owner, Mr.. Arthur 8iDby, who, has
introduced an entirely novel feature in
the passenger accommodation, both in
ner and outer staterooms being lighted
from outside
A very serious accident. occurred in
Belfast on Saturday night last, where
by young man named Robert Mills.
aged e years, and residing at No. 1
Essex street, received such injuries
that he succumbed on Monday. The
deceased, it appears, was in the act of
getting over a boarding which sur
mounted wall about six feet high for
the purpose of gaining access to his
own yard, when he accidentally fell,
and sustained serious injuries to the
spine and neck
Dr. j. j. Hopkins, Castlebar has been
presented with a beautifully illuminat-
ed address and valuable testimonial by
a reputation from Leenane. where he
mad been medical officer for eight
years prior to his present appointment
in his native town of Castlebar The
presentation consisted of a valuable
horse and trap and pneumatic tires,
massive lamps and brass mounted har-
ness. as we'll as some valuable per-
sonal gifts, such as a large American
roll-top desk, etc
hEttgEtssas ~
A special court was held at Granard
on Saturday to inquire into charge
against DR.. Flanagan, date medical Of
nicer of Rallinalee dispensary district, |
and two other young men, who were !
charged on remand with throwing |
vitriol on servant boy named Ber-
nard Phillips. Mr.. Joseph Delany, So
ncltor, appeared for DR.. Flana gan, and i
Mr.. Montgomery for the others. The
accused were sent for trial to next |
quarter sessions and conveyed to Sligo
jail
On Sunday the people of Edgeworths-
town sustained a painful shock when
1t became known that a young man
named James Brady of Cam Ca short
distance from the village), had com
suicide by hanging himself from
a tree In the garden situated at the
rear of his own house 1t appears
from the stories current in the neigh
borhood that the deceased had been
very strange in his manners for some
tlme previous, and about fortnight
peIore the sad occurrence, had absent
Il
no account of where he had been.
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A married woman named Kelly
mother of six young children. was ac- +
cidentally drowned on Sunday. near
Castlebellingham. 1t appears that the
deceased, with two women, was gath
ering firewood blown down by the re-
cent storm along the banks of the Riv-
er Clyde, when she stumbled and fell
into the swollen stream and was ran
lily carried away. The other women
who heard her seams being powerless
to render assistance, the body was
swept out to sea and has not yet been
recovered.
At Douglas County Cork) petty ses-
sions on Monday, Mr.. David Saunders.
Pouladuff. was summoned by the coun-
ty council for penalty for falling to
5cour a drain passing through his land
through Pouladuff road and into the
Tough; also to show cause WHY he
should not comply with the notice
served on him by the county SURVEYOR
to do so. A fine of Is I'd with costs of
court was imposed in the. first instance,
the bench agreeing to state a case if
desired to do so by the defendant. and
The second summons was withdrawn.
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On Thursday the Dominican church,
athy, was broken into, "a large pane of
glass in one of the windows being re-
moved. A man named James Dwyer,
IN eX-soldier, was arrested this morn
ng by Sergeant Ruttle and Consta-
ole Lane on a charge of having com
nitted the offense. He was charged
before a special court today, and re-
handed to Kilkenny prison. So far it
s not ascertained that anything has I
'een removed. The poor box was not y