The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-12

cittifS were numerous ana lHS Cidf
Of exhibits good all round-specially 5
in the case of cattle, which were as nm
a lot as was ever shown in any pan
of this country.
At the meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Cork international exhi
bitlon on Tuesday it was decided tina
the opening ceremony should be per
formed by the lord mayor and the ea1
of Bandon, the one as head of the cit.
and chairman of the exhibition, AM
the other as Lieutenant of the count,
and city.
On Monday the body of Francis Nun
ster, sailor, aged 10 years, who wa:
drowned in the River Boyne, near Dro
gheda, on Sunday, the 9th inst. to
gether with young man named Rich
ard Fitzpatrick, aged 1G, laborer. wa:
found floating close to where he wa:
| last seen alive. The body was almost
uDrecognizable, except for the cloth
! ing.
| About week ago man named
Bowman was arrested in Glasgow on
a warrant charging him with having
/ committed bigamy in ireland. He was
duly conveyed under an Irish constab-
ulary escort to Belfast and lodged in
the county prison. Bowman, however,
took i'll the next day, and, after a med
ical examination, 1t was ascertained he
was suffering from smallpox. The au-
thorities are very reticent about the
matter.
The managers of the Great Northern
railway and of the Donegal railway an
nounce the settlement of the yeXed
question of rates and fares between
Derry and Strabane which has been in
dispute since the extension of the Dom
egal lines to Derry over year ago.
The war of rebates between the two
companies has been a fierce and mu-
tually unremunerative one. 1t has end
ed in an arrangement for equal rates
and fares on each railway between the
two companies.
The Royal Humane society at its
meeting in London on Tuesday award
ed its bronze medal to John Boylan,
car driver, Ballybay, Monaghan, for his
daring rescue of a lad named Nc
Geough from the lake there on Feb. II.
The lad fell through the ice, thirty
yards from the bank, into twenty feet
Of water Boylan crawled out on the
thin ice and held out his coat, which
the lad got hold Of, and by this means
was dragged from his perilous position.
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At Limerick Assizes on Wednesday
the chief justice delivered judgment in
a case heard at the Summer Assizes, in !
which Sarah Cooney sued the Limerick !
county council for damages in conse- !
luence of injuries alleged to have been |
sustained by her when she was thrown |
out of trap, owing to the defective !
condition of road over which the
council had control. His lordship now
leld that the council was not liable for
and distinguished from
(the road having been out
It contract and in disrepair), and dis
missed the atcion.
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On Monday a suicide of a very delib-
rate character took place at the level
rossing of Lough swilly railway over
he main road into Londonderry. The
ictim was w. ]. Maultsaid, formerly
building contractor in Londonderry,
ut who latterly had been in the asy-
lrn. The gateman was closing tile
oadWay when he saw the deceased in
safe position standing against the
'al. Deceased looked toward the rail-
'ay station and remarked, mo word
her yet. Later he repeated this re-
lark. On seeing the engine approach
lg he ran forward, threw himself face
own on the ground, and gripped the
Ill. His head and legs were severed.
.
On Thursday a fire was discovered
! the parish church, Buncrana, Coun-
Donegal, and Nd considerable dam {
sc before eXtinguished. How precisely {
lie fire originated is not known, but
nn<p I
the attention of passers-by. When l
lie doors were broken open it was
und that the fire had obtained firm '
I'D on the lefthand corner, between
e organ and the pulpit. When extin- I
nshed it was found that the organ II
as destroyed and the seats and wood Y
ork injured by fire and water u
. s
At Athlone quarter sessions on Mon t
Y before County Court Judge O'Con-
r Morris, the hearing was resumed r
the appeals of Messrs. John Fitz- t
bbon and Patrick Webb from the
ntences of two months imprisonment
d two additional months in default
giving bail, imposed by Messrs. Har- E
and Brown, constituting the court
der the correction act. Judge -O'Connor
orris, on the refusal of Messrs. Fitz-
S~D%i 'fA-N W GU ~ 6lNC Ddii, ulIeCIeQi /
at they be imprisoned for four p'
'nths as first-class misdemeanants. &c
1Ssrs. FitzgibbOn and Webb on leav- ca
the court house were enthusiasticaI- a
cheered by a large crowd. and es- p
ted amidst great enthusiasm to the til
lnce of Wales hotel. from the Win re
VS. of which speeches were delivered. -,
tn
N exhibition of industries was held ra
Monday at kilskyre. county Meath. tn
Is was the third number of exhi-
ions arranged by the Rev. Father
rry, PIP. with the view of encour-
ns peasant industries. \ concert tn
$ given in the evening, at which of
zee selection of Irish music was pa
dered. Professor Carroll of Dublin IN
e a lecture on Home Industries fo
he opening of the exhibition. There A.
large attendance of persons from M,
neighborhood. Father Barry presid- m,
In the evening the concert of Irish th
sic was attended by a large audi lal
g. The exhibits consisted of home m'
n materials. knitting. etc The
lbition was a considerable success.
gave promise of future helpfulness
ringing much comfort to the homes De
he people. zoe
le dedlcation of the parish church An
'romin, near Kilmallock. which has
re-roofed and partially rebuilt,
place on Sunday. Two years ago ,
ner Canty PIP, undertook to pro- o,rt
!. and nlacad tbo .,9ii io[ ms fro
hands Of tbe iata ,r'. u :; SaAihs IN alv
drew up plans for the work. which 'AT r
been carried out under the SUPER ~
1ldence of his nephew Mr.. Stephen cor cor
IN, a very promising young archi- ~ i,
The church is cruciform. and in vio'
'enovated structure four fine gothic
es support the roof. The effect is rr
striking. The roof is of pitchpine ,-at
Ugly made, and Killaloe states are No,
Mr.. William Gleeson. Fedamore da
ed out the contract in a most SAT- zon