The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-26

frank Mccarthy, assistant to t
city engineer, was fatally injured
II Thursday While experimenting Il
g ianding of a large boiler for the Co
/ exhlDitlon Portion of the wooden ca
:; ing feil on him. fracturing his skull.
: It has been finally decided by ii
county council of Leitrim TO erect
monument to the late Mr.. Owen NJ,
r cam their late chairman). in the Gel
ter OF the town of Carrick- Shannon
as tribute of respect to his memor.
he was always in the brunt of the bat
tie for Ireiand's cause.
.
On Thursday DIR. John P. McCarth
) dled at his residence, Bridgemoun
Apoeyfeale. after somewhat painfu
illness, at the early age of 81 years. Dl
McCarthy had been twentynine year
medical officer of this dispensary dis
trlct, when he was obliged TO retire, Il
consequence of i'll health, some five o
six weeks ago.
y dispatch from Belfast on Tuesda!
says; This forenoon a suden death oc
CURED at the Carlisle Circus. 1t ap
pears that gentleman named Franci!
Leonard, Castleten terrace, Antrim
road, principal clerk of the customs
LOOK weak turn i'll a tram car, anc
before medical assistance could be pro-
cured he died. The body was after
! awrds removed in the ambulance to the
Royal hospital where it was identified
| dispatch from Clonmel on Saturday
says: l regret to announce the death
| OF Mr.. John Hunt, d. c., Lanally, IA
ther of the late lamented Rev. t. Hunt,
of Dublin. He was n successful farm
er and was one of the oldest and most
respected members of the Clonmel
board of guardians, figuring in many a
heated debate in the old days when the
Nationalists were fighting the Tories
and eX-officioS. A warmhearted pa
triotie Irishman. he lived a long life
and died honored by all.
A dispatch from Limerick on Mon
day says: Three men, named Michael
McInerney, John Grimes and Michael
Bunce, were today arrested on charge
of assaulting Sergeant Albert Cud-
worth, Lance-Corporal Greene and Pri-
Yates Charles Ridley and William Nc
Grady of the Yorkshire light infantry.
From dispositions made by the soldiers
1t appears that they were drinking last
night in the National hotel when Nc
Inerney made some expressions in ref
~ the MOill ny Liit iiiiA-
itary. Subsequently McInerney re-
turned with crowd, which included
Grimes and Bunce, and an assault was
as alleged. This morning |
they were brought before Mr.. Bourke, |
]. p, and remanded to petty sessions
10
On Monday, shortly after O'Clock d.
H., Mr.. Laurence Redmond. Rain street, |
reported at the George street
,olioe barrack that his house had been
entered during the night
nd that considerable sum of money
s10 19s lid, the property Of the st.
francis Tontine society, of which he
5 secretary and instrumentation away.
lead Constable Leonard and Sergeant
Donovan, visited the scene of the bur-
larry Immediately, and it was found
hat an entrance must have been eff
ected through one of the front win
ows of the house. in which some glass
as broken. The money which was
lade up of silver and coppers in a de-
oSit receipt for 81, was kept in a {
fawer in a large box in the parior, to {
hch were attached two locks. These | !
cks were broken asunder with a chisel {
1parently. The police continue to make i
ligent investigation in connection
ith the daring affair, but up to the
'esent no arrest has been made. 7
At a meeting OF the Limerick harbor !
ard on Monday Alderman O'Brien, r
cum tenens for the mayor, presiding, d
resolution was received from the Bel a
st harbor commissioners expressing
e opinion that the time had come for
rliament to reconstruct the Irish
hts board on a representative basis; L
n uc clr ba 70 nf | m
lncipal Irish ports to consider the ! j.
liter with a view to a consultation on II
2 subject. The secretary, Mr.. Boyd, m
d he believed there was no represen- A
ion from Belfast, Cork, or Limerick, Ell
the board. The harbor engineer said IS
1t the board was originally composed m
Dublin men and the idea was that nj
, representation should be widened. al
ter some discussion the secretary st
s directed to write to Belfast for fur vi
r information as to the lines of re- IN
on which they proposed ia
go. M
rish butter in England has had to at
Ter from many competitors. legiti- en-
te and otherwise. First of all there in
he cheap and nasty compound, made rfl
ven knows where, and vended as fly
q Irish butter; and sometimes the mi
lpound, whilst, being cheap, is not bu
ty, but on the contrary, rather pal tul
BILE. Yet it is not butter. and GER reS
lly not Irish butter" Denmark's giI
petition with the Irish butter trade du
90 well known to call for descrip- sci
/. but New Zealand has also entered lift
lists, and has now been followed by col
ria. At all events great consign- DIR
It's of Siberian butter are arriving ant
ne London markets. and the newt hin
result will be another drop in the poe
es Tor the butter from Ireland. Bel
. rea
,ath of a Remarkable Ce,to,o.; the
/ Wednesday there djed ~ 60 Thv
? four miles from Castlerea. a wo-' cef
named Mrs. Ellen Egan, who had as
ihed the remarkably old age of l13 ina
D. me deceased, who belonged IN SUD
nclent and respected family in the
sn OF Baillntubber was of a strong 6
ROBUST constitution, and was able Dal
ertorm household work. even milk sior
W, up to a few weeks previous tn go
death. Excepting that her eve II
talled about two years ago. she tha
ned all her faculties to the last bill
could relate many stirring events call
g latter part of the eighteenth and hav
'arIy years of the nineteenth CEN ron
She could repeat with a rather. rifle
recollection many incidents of the
SURFING period, and the excite brot
created in the country by the case
ng of the French at KillaIa. She TO
a pleasurabe interest in telling pane
herself and two other girls stole ofte
about seven miles distant to see laws
French soldiers passing from undt
'hpark to Elphin on their way to jurie
attic of Ballinamuck. The vener- rate
lady used to converse freely on Th
events-the repeal movement and agai
honorable election of O'Conneu was
Iare. and would relate many har come
& tales of the sad scenes wit
during the famine years of '4s -
.I. A Ii these e,.nr,ts IL. -, -