The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-25
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in AthlOne of the supposed drowning of
a farmer named Henry. who lived in
the flooded area, and whose body has
not up to the present. been discovered.
At the meeting of the Cork Corpora
tlon on Friday, the council unanimous
ly d?ec1ded, on the motion of Mr.. Au-
gustine Roche, seconded by the city
! nigh sheriff Mr.. O'Shea), to confer the
freedom of the city on Mr.. John Red
mond, NJ 2. y discussion took place
with reference to the recommendation
OF the public health committee that no
prosecution be instituted in connection
With the seizure of meat on the prem
lses of Mr.. Farrell, North Main street,
and the council referred the matter
back to the committee for recommenda-
ton.
.
At Kingston on Friday morning Mrs.
Louisa Smith, so, wife of Canon Smith,
OF Comber. Co. Down, was found with
her throat cut in her bedroom, at the
residence of her brother. Colonel Price
With whom she had been stalking. A
blood-stained table knife, which it is
supposed the deceased lady procured
While the servants were preparing
breakfast, was lying beside the body.
Mrs. Smith had been in weak health for
some time
a young man named Tuohy. a laborar
IN the employment of Mr.. Smith. Bal
1nderry, near Rathdrum. sustained
very serious injuries some DAYS ago
whist tieing up some bullocks in a bvre
Tor his employer. In the ratfOns
one OF the animals became furious. and.
attacking Tuohy. ran his horns through
the lower regions of his stomach. The
unfortunate man had narrow escaDe T
from being killed. He was transferred
TO the Rathdrum Union Hospital |
where he was treated by the medical /
oHlcer' Dr. w. Taylor and his condi- /
ton is somewhat improved.
Mr. Larkin, late Supervisor of Inland |
Revenue, has been presented by his Of |
nclal and private friends. on his retire
ment from the service, with a hand
some onyx clock and ornaments. and
MRS. barkn with gold curb brace
let. The presentation was made at
Mr.. iarkin's residence, 15 CharIevfIIe |
road, North Circular road, by Mr. Ea
ton, Collector of Inland Revenue. and
in the presence of many of Mr.. Lar
KIN friends A pleasant evening was
spent. Messrs. Hopkins
Y Co, OF O'Connell street, supplied the
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The annual meeting of the Phoeni1
Brewery Company, Limited. was held
IN Tuesday at Dublin. Mr.. Charles
3renan presiding. The report which
hoWed loss on the years trading
II sl6,2S2 lis 10d. was adopted after
ome discussion. Mr.. Thomas S. Rus
ell was reelected director.
An Inquest was held on Thursday at
)uolin on the remains of the guest J
Eho was found on Christmas Day with
rs throat cut in his room at Doherty's :
totel Lower Bridge street A verdict
suicide while temporarily insane was
eturned. The deceased is believed to
e Robert Bigley, a pensioner of the T
loyal Irish Constabulary
AT 2:45 a. m, on Wednesday the =
tartling alarm was given that a fire
ad broken out in the extensive prem
es of Messrs. Todd Burns &. Co. II
-ary street. The watchman on the l
remises first noticed the outbreak. =
nd Immediately warned the assistants Il
no lived on the premises. These num- u
cred about 200, the majority of whom u
ere young ladies. Fortunately it was "
the stores to the rear of the ware q
'oms that the fire began. and thus
ere was ample time for all to reach | =.
e street in safety -