The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-06

mum on the five per cent guaranteed
stock of the company was declared for
the half-year.
| Early Sunday morning new bicycle,
alongside of which was a mans cap,
was found lying on the Dublin road.
Drogheda. Information was conveyed
to the local police, who have since been
busy trying to elucidate the mystery.
One theory is that the machine was
stolen and abandoned by the thief in
consequence of a dread of being dis
covered in possession of the bicycle.
Another is that it belonged to some
| holiday tourist who has been spirited
| away in some mysterious fashion.
| Removables Burke and Heard sat in
! Templemore court house on Wednes-
| day under the coercion act to hear
charges of melting to intimidation and
conspiracy against Mr. Dennis Kill
bride, ex-M. p, and Mr.. j. A. O'Sulli-
van. The defendants did not appear,
and warrants were issued for their ar
rest. Mr.. O'Sullivan was subsequently
arrested, and in default of giving bail
committed to Clonmel Jail. On Satur-
day Mr.. Kilbride was arrested as he
Irish party in the city hall, Dublin.
and on Tuesday was brought up at
Templemore, and sentenced to four
months imprisonment.
.
At a meeting of the Limerick branch
of the Irish Dairy association on Wed
nesday the following resolutions were
passed.
THAT we request the Irish members
to support Mr.. Hanbury's amendments.
and to urge him to push forward the
food and drugs acts amendment bill
Q902) as quickly as possible.
THAT we further request them 70
support Mr.. Kearley's amendment to
leave out the word 'butterine' and sub
stitute waterine or 'milkerine.'"
A shocking accident occurred on the
Great Southern & Western railway
near Shaw's bridge, Kilnap, through
which a milesman, employed on the
Passage railway, named Jeremiah
Leary, lost his life by being rolled over
by train early on Friday morning at
about o'clock. The body of the de-
ceased, terribly mangled was found
on the line, within about ten yards Of
the Cork side of Shaw's bridge. Both
legs were cut off and one of the feet
had been carried to within a short dis
tance of the signal cabin, thirty yards
off,
In and About Dublin.-On Tuesday
the lord lieutenant received number
of addresses at the castle prior to his
departure from Dublin. An address
and handsome silver cup were present
ed to the Countess Cadogan by the !
Irish Industries association, the Moy I
Nell Children's guild. and kindred as
sociations. Their excellencies held a |
undress reception in ST. Pat |
rick's hall, at which there was a large /
On Wednesday Justice Barton ad- /
judged Lord Ardilaun, proprietor, and |
Mr.. Tivy. editor. of the Daily Express.
to be guilty of contempt of court and |
ordered them to pay the costs of the
application for the publication of an
extract from a Standard leader calcu-
lated to prejudice the fair trial of the
action by Mr.. John E. Redmond and
others against the Duke of Abercorn
and others.
A public meeting was held in the
Phoenix park on Sunday under the
of the lord mayor, with
reference to the engineers strike. 1t
was resolved TO ask the directors of
he railway companies whose engineers
are on strike to meet the members of
parliament for the city and county of
Dublin in conference with view to
settlement of the dispute.
A special meeting of the Irish Par
iamentary party was held in the coun-
III chamber. city hall, on Saturday,
lnder the presidency of Mr.. John Red
nond. A resolution was passed de-
.laring that Ireland separated herself
rom the rejoicings of her imperialist
'ppressors on the occasion of the coro-
lation and stood apart in rightful dis
ontent and disaffection. Eloquent
peeches were delivered by Messrs.
ohm Redmond. Timothy Harrington
ord mayor of Dublin. John Dillon, \
William O'Brien, William Redmond
nd Joseph Devlin.