The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-22

Mr.. John P. Hayden, NJ. P, is con-
hned to the hospital in Castlebar Jail
The date of nomination for South
Monaghan constituency has been fixed
for March 4, and the polling fo1
March II.
/ The death occurred on Monday, after
only four days Illness of Mr.. Thomas
Roe, proprietor of the Dundalk Demo-
crat.
A respectable young farmer named
James Ravenhill, of Durrow, five miles
from Tullamore, dropped dead on Wed
nesday morning. The deceased, who
had been only a fortnight married. be-
longed to a very respectable family.
The death of Mr.. Shapland Graves,
manager of the Provincial Bank of
Ireland, Clonmel, occurred on Friday,
after few weeks illness. He was
| transferred here from Clogheen about
| three years ago, and was a popular
and efficient officer.
] Oak Park. two miles from Carlow,
| the magnificent residence of the Rt.
Hon. Henry Bruen, D. L.. was on Sun
/ uSty lllOl HlUS dlI1OSl COIlDlGlely ut-
! stroyed by fire The north wing was
the only portion saved. The valuable
| pictures Except those i'll the halD,
| plate. books and a quantity of furniture
were also saved.
News has reached Nenagh that a
supposed robbery of three horses, be-
| longing to the monks of Mount st. Jo-
seph's ROscrea, took place either on
| Thursday night or Friday morning The
animals were missed from the farm
early in the morning by some of the
monks. and the matter was reported
to the police, at Roscrea, who are, max
ing all endeavOrs to recover the ami
mails and bring the person or persons
who may be concerned in the affair to
justice.
An inquest was held on Friday at
Waterford touching the death of James
Hilliard, who died from injuries re-
ceived on the previous Tuesday by be-
ing run over by an engine while on
duty at the Great Southern company's
Waterford and Dungarven terminus.
The jury found that deceased was ac-
cidentally killed, and recommended his
parents to the consideration of the
company.
90
At Templemore on Thursday, Mr.. r.
Corr was sentenced under the crimes
act to three months Imprisonment with
hard labor. Other defendants. on re-
fusing to come up for judgment when
called upon, were sentenced to two
months imprisonment. Mr.. Corr gave
notice of appeal.
AS a result of quarrel at Clones on
Wednesday night week. man named
David Smith was dangerously stabbed
in the neck, it is alleged by butcher
named Joseph Fee. DR.. Henry attend
ed the wounded man and put several
stitches in his neck, while his assail-
ant was arrested, taken before Mr..
Parke, J. P, and remanded.
At the Wexford petty sessions. two
boys, named Kearns and Singleton,
We're charged with larceny of chocolate
from the confectionery establishment
of Miss DeveruX, Main street, Wex-
ford. The boys who were each about
10 years of age. pleaded guilty. and
Kearns. who had been previously con-
victed of larceny, was sentenced to
three months imprisonment, and Sin
gleton to fourteen days.
At the Castleisland petty sessions.
before Captain Crane. r. NJ, and
Messrs. Hussey and Roche, j. Pc, an
evicted tenant named Mary O'Connefl
was bound to the peace for twelve
months. or in default to give bail or go
go to Jail for three months. for intimi-
dating a man named O'Connor, who
grazed her evicted farm. Bail sureties
were forthcoming, but the defendant
declined to give bail and was removed
in custody by the evening train to Ira
lee Jail.
On Friday morning woman named
Mrs. Moore, wife of Mr. David Moore,
shoemaker and leather merchant, Five
midtown, county Tyrone attempted to
commit suicide by cutting her throat
She drew a razor across her throat
but failed to sever the windpipe Med
ical aid was secured, and it is expected
the woman will recover. She had been
in depressed state of mind for some
time.
Last Friday night, at late hour. a
fire was observed at the premises of
Mr.. James Hunter merchant, Clogher
Turning out in considerable numbers.
the inhabitants of the town managed
TO get the blaze eXtinguished. On a
police examination being made, it was
seen that the fire had been practically
confined to the windows of the build
ings. and suspicion being entertained.
Hunter was arrested and lodged in the
barracks.
At the Dublin police courts. on Thurs
day. Mrs. Agnes NJ. Tighe, publican.
Terenure. was fined los for breach
of the Sale of Drink to Children act.
Michael Atkinson was returned for
trial to the city sessions on the charge
of glass breaking.
Two hundred pounds damages were
awarded on Friday by masters jury
in Dublin, the defendant having al
lowed judgment to be entered against
him, to a young woman named Crinion.
against a Drogheda chemist named
Britain, whose assistant had by mis-