The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-10-25
FrOm Dublin Freeman,
Oct. 5th.


custody. He struck the constable in
the race with his fist. Some civilians
came 10 the assistance of the consta-
pie' whose movements were impeded by
the Iact that he wore his cape. With
the a-c of civilian he removed the
cape, ana he was then more at liberty
TO deal with Garland. The latter was
eventually overpowered, after he had
made several ineffectula ATTEMPTS TO
again assault Father Ryan. Another
constable came to Constable McElroy's
assistance, and they conveyed Cart
iand to College street police station,
where charge of having assaulted
rather Ryan and Constable McElroy
was entered against him. Garland,
VINO gave vent to frenzied denuncia-
IONS of priests, Gained down after a
Tune and was taken to the police courts
in order that the charge against him
might be heard before one of the mag
istrates
Killed by Falling Tree.-An acct
dent occurred on Wednesday on the
grounds alta ched to the St. John of
Gods convent. AS a man named Pat
rick Lyons, aged 60, employed at the
convent as gardener, was engaged in
cutting down a large tree, it appears
one of the branches fell upon him,
killing him instantaneously.
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Calamity Rewarded.-The Royal HUI
name society, having concluded it's in
vestigation of 236 cases of gallantry
in saving life brought under its notice
last month. has now issued it's final
list of awards, the following being from
Ireland: Testimonial on vellum to
Samuel Boyd, tailor, Bangor, County
Down, for his plucky jump into six
teen feet of water at Bangor on Aug.
10, When he rescued boy who fell
from the pier While fishing Testimonial
to Joseph Devlin, fruiterer Ballymena,
County Antrim. for his rescue of a
boy from the river there on July 90.
Testimonial to Daniel Mahony, Doug
las road, Cork, for his gallant action
In jumping into the Lee there on July
~ and rescuing Michael Miller who had
fallen IN. Testimonial to Edward Ryan,
plumber, and Andrew Thompson, lamp
lighter Cork, for their gallantry in res
eulng two men from the Lee on Aug.
TO. Testimonial and 81 to Patrick
Carr, Belmont place, Dublin, for gal
lantly jumping into the Liffey on Aug
8 and saving a boy who fell in at Gus
tom House quay. Testimonial and 81
TO Timothy Crowley, Ballineen, County
Cork, for his pluck in rescuing a youth
named Condell from the River Bandon
on July H. John Hosford also receives
a testimonial for an attempt to save
the lad. Testimonial and 15s to Thomas
Stoney, Moss street, Dublin, for gal
lantly rescuing a lad who fell into the
Liffey at Georges quay on Aug. 5.
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Discovery of an Ogham Stone.-Re-
Gently Lord Walter Fitzgerald discov-
cred stone in Donaghmore graveyard,
near Maynooth, on which he perceived
which he considered to be
Ogham writing. He had the stone eX-
amined by Professor Rhys, the well
known antiquarian expert, who pro-
nounced the writing to be Ogham Lord
applied Friday to the Gel
bridge district council to have the stone
from the churchyard to Car
ton demesne, and the application was
subject to the general public
being allowed access to it.
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Drowning Accident in Limerick-A
sad drowning accident occurred at
Limerick last night Shortly after Z
o'clock Michael Reynolds, pilot, dis
covered a man, subsequently ascer-
tanned to be John Calvin, aged 81, car
penter,7 of Mungret, near the city, lying
partly across a vessel and the quay
wall. He took him off and handed him
over to another man, who said he
would take care of the deceased, who
was in a dazed state. It is supposed
deceased must have found his way to
the waterside and fallen in. His body
was found today. An inquest was held
Z, lie or Of
dental death returned.
Accident at Ballyshannon.-An acct
dent of shocking nature has just oc-
Cured about two miles from Carrick-
as the result of which
middle aged farmer named Thomas
Guckian, of Gowel, a village situate
about six miles from here, received
such awful injuries that he lies at
Deaths door in the county infirmary.
had been in this town on bust
ness in the afternoon, and when on his
homeward journey the horse which he
was driving became frightened and
dashed along the road at furious rate,
and several pedestrians had narrow
escape from being run over. Guckian
was thrown out of the cart and was
dashed against the ground with great
force. His thigh was broken in five
places, and the bones were driven out
through the back of his leg, cutting the
main artery. Before the unfortunate
man reached the infirmary he was un-
and slight conclusion of the
brain had set in. Doctors Bradshaw
and Delaney were in attendance at
once. but there is not the faintest hope
Of Guckian's recovery.
A farmer named Thomas Guckian of
Aughakilconnel, near Carrick-on-Shan
non, died in the county infirmary on
Monday night as result of injuries
received a few hours previously. The
deceased was returning from Carrick-
when the horse driven by
him suddenly bolted, throwing the I'M
fortunate man beneath its feet and
one of the cart wheels directly
over his body. He was terribly injured.
Paper Factory Burned.-A fire broke
put in the factory Of the Leinster
Paper company at Clondalkin early on
Sunday morning From o'clock until
after daybreak the conflagration ragged
with undated fury, sending a column
Of flame far into the sky of such lurid
that it was seen from the
outskirts of the city and from various
places in the country for miles around.
All day Sunday the fire was eating it's
way into the huge piles of material
stored on the premises for the manu-
racture of various kinds of paper, and
darkness had fallen over the still
,mouldering ruins that before it was
deemed safe for the men engaged in the
hard task of subduing the outbreak to
tease, from work. The damage done
was very great.
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A Youth Crushed to Death.-A dis
patch from Castelar, on Monday even
ng says: A shocking fatal accident oc-
cured here this evening, when boy
In,rnn from RallinfI1hher about