The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-27

of the respected pastor, and the sis
ters of the Presentation order vii
conduct the schools.
An inuest was held at Belfast OIL
Monday afternoon on the body of Will
liam Johnston, painter, who cut hi
throat with a razor on the 18th of Aug
ust. Deceased had been in bad health
and was out of employment for thre,
years. Death was due to exhaustion
following on the injuries. Verdict ac
cordingly.
The steamship Oceanic arrived of
Queenstown on Tuesday evening, hav
ing accomplished a record eastward
trip for the White Star line, the voy'
age having been performed in five
days, eighteen hours and thirty min
utes. This beats the Oceanic's previou:
record by about two hours.
Cardinal Moran, archbishop of Sgd
ney, visited the Cork exhibition OF
Monday, and was received by the lore
mayor and members of the executive
His eminence was entertained al
highly pleased with the scope of the
6IOoI CApOoiliOlls anu LSlI COlllluCliI llleA
it would bring beneficial results to the
country.
A shocking accident occurred or
Monday afternoon at the Queens isl
and shipbuilding yards, Belfast, to q
ships carpenter named James Kelly
aged %, residing at 20 Bryson street
Belfast. While working on the main
deck of a vessel he lost his balance and
fell into the hold, a distance of sixty
feet. The unfortunate man lies in
the Royal hospital in a precarious con-
dition,
On Sunday Mr.. John E. Redmond. NJ.
P, addressed a large United Irish
league meeting at Taghmon, in South
Wexford, and dealt with the work of
the session, and also the landlords
convention. An important speech on
the necessity for organization was de-
livered by Canon Furlong, P. P, who
presided Speeches were also delivered
by Sir Thomas Esmonde, M. P; Mr..
French. NJ. P; Mr.. William Redmond,
M. p, and Mr.. James O'Connor, M. P.
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A laborer named Maurice Bowling,
at Ballyhook, near Aghada, is
at present in a most precarious condi-
ton lying in the Middleton hospital
from the effects of wounds inflicted on
him near Aghada, on Sunday, the oath
of August last, and another laborer
in the same employment and his wife
Thomas and Mary Smiddy) have been
arrested and remanded in connection
with the assault. Dowling's life be-
ng in imminent danger, his depositions
were taken in the hospital on Friday
evening before Mr.. William Cogan, j..
P, and both accused were remanded
n custody, bail being refused.
A woman named Bridget Ryan, a ma
i've of Cola, County Limerick, has
lied in the local work house hospital,
1T the advanced age of III years. The
deceased, who was unmarried, came to
near Clonmel. some fifty
years ago. and was employed as a ser
7ant by the family of Mr.. John Kiely,
If that place, to within few years
before her death. She was possessed
If almost all her faculties up to the
asst. y
A girl named M'Cardy while bathing
ng in the sea, at Balycastle, Antrim,
IN Monday evening got beyond her
lepth, and was drowned. DR.. Beattie
# Dublin, who happened to be Wis
tor at Bath Lodge, where the deceased
vas employed as housemaid, went to
Ter rescue, and although the tide was
bbing fast, he brought her to land.
'he girl rallied for some little time
fter restoratives had been applied,
nut the shock had been too much for
Ter strength.
The Press association Belfast corre-
pondent telegraphs: Mr.. Carmichael,
rivate secretary to Sir Thomas Lip
on, stated that Sir Thomas would i'm
lediately issue a chellenge for the pos
ession of the America cup. On being
sked whether Shamrock II would
gain be employed, Mr.. Carmichael said
ir Thomas Upton intended to place
n order for a Shamrock III in the
ands of a celebrated yacht building
rm at an early date. In his third at
empt to bring the cup across the At
antic, Sir Thomas will again sail un-
er the colors of the Royal Ulster
'acht club.
At the Irish Landowners convention
eld on Friday, under the craftsmanship
the Duke of Abercorn, resolution
a conference between land
,rds and tenants, with a view to a set
ement of the land question, was with
rawn, and resolutions approving of
lie new land bill of the Irish land trust
nd of a scheme of compensation to
-ndlords were adopted.
O.
At Mondays meeting of the corpor-
ton the lord mayor presented the
oval Humane society's awards for
ravery in saving life to Patrick
'Shaughnessy, II Greenville terrace;
.rtificate on veIlum, for having on the
tn of June 1902. rescued from drown I
g man named John Ryan, who had
ing himself over the canal bridge at
ialto, Kilmainham and to John |
Stonehouse, Booterstown. |,
r having on the 9Th July. 1902, rescued |
ON drowning, while bathing from the |
a wall of the Dublin and Kingstown |
,ilway, man named William Glee- i
n, and also for afterwards plunging
the assistance Of another bather |
lmed Brown.
Some two months ago, Mr.. James
VI iioSSy, idle Ol the OlOnInel Drdnch |
the National bank, was presented
With splendid. beautifully finished
itchelstown blackthorn stick on his
turn to London after his holidays.
Sunday a telegram was received
om Mr. Morrissey by friend in
rming him that the stick had made
story for itself by being transferred
om his possession to no less a person
e than General Christian Dewet. Mr..
orrissey met the illustrious Boer. gen
al in the Strand, where he made the
esentation, which General Dewet
ost graciously acknowledged, stating
at he would treasure it as a compli-
ent paid to him by an Irishman.
At Roscommon petty sessions on
onday, before Messrs. Brown, R. NJ.
d Stevens, j. p, a case at the prose-
ton of District Inspector Hughes
ainst James Furey, Aughagower, for
wing assaulted Sergeant Druggan
d COnSta hle Webb EIrray ,,,b;1n -