The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-08

on saturday afternoon Lady Arnoi
opened new ward in MERGERS hospits
Tor the treatment of children sufferin
: from accident or disease.
at the city sessions on Friday tn
recorder spoke in strong denunciatiol
OF the offense of malicious break
ing IN Dublin, and expressed the opin
ION that with a view of putting Stol
to the practice the legislature shoult
authorize the infiiction of whipping; h
dld not mean savage fiogging, but ;
whipping which would not injure tn
| offe nders.
A meeting of the Irish parliamentary
party was held in the city hall, Dub
lin, on Friday. Mr.. John Redmond was
reelected sessional chairman of the
rarty; the Whips, secretaries and othel
officers were reelected, and commit
tees appointed to deal with variou:
matters. Resolutions We're adopted
| condemning coercion and deciding tt
impeach the policy of the government
at the earliest opportunity in the house
! of commons.
The death took place on Friday ir
( Belfast, at the ripe old age of 81, OF
Mr.. Richard Lilburn, who, for close on
thirty years. filled the position of ed
itor of the Belfast Newsletter.
.
The Rev. Professor William D. Kill
len, d. D., president of the Irish Pres
byterian church assembly's college,
Belfast, died at Belfast on Friday In
his ninety-sixth year. Deceased was
regarded as the father of the Presby-
terian church in Ireland.
Two Belfast boatmen, named Francis
O'Neill and William McGooghan, of the
lighter Hope fell into the Milewater
basin on the 1st instant and were taken
in the ambulance to the Royal hos
pital. On Wednesday, O'Neill, who was
so years of age, died from the effects
of the immersion. The other man has
recovered.
On Thursday an application to the
judicial committee of the priyy coun-
Gil for an order to authorize the con-
struction of an electric tramway in the
city of Limerick, was postponed for
four months with view to the produc-
tion of further evidence on financial
and other points.
During the embarkation of troops at
Queenstown on Thursday for the Cape
by the transport Tagus, William Cot
ton, coal trimmer, was stabbed in four
places by another of the crew-a fire
man He is in a serious condition, and
his dispositions have beer. taken. The
alleged assailant has been arrested.
Intelligence reached Tipperary on
Wednesday of a dastardly outrage in
the ancient Catholic church of st. Ailbe
at Emily. During last night the win
dows were smashed in by some of the
professional band of church robbers
now touring this country but before
any depredations could be committed /
the thieves were disturbed by the po- |
ice about midnight. as they were re-
turning from patrol. After this the
parties proceeded to the church at Hos
1ital three miles further on, and ran
sacked it, but the information to hand
ioes not say with what amount of sue
;ess. The church at Emily was be-
imeared with blood.
At the Limerick sessions on Thurs
ay, before his honor. Judge Adams,
3borer named Thomas Laffan sued
dr.. T. F. Macaulay. contractor, for
owing to the plaintiff having
allen from a scaffolding put up by
efendant's foreman. and which. it was
lleged, was imperfectly constructed.
he PLAINTIFFS leg was broken. His
onor, having heard the evidence, gave
decree for e75!
On Wednesday. at the petty sessions
" Termon feckiH. County Louth, be-
,re Captain Beresford, r. NJ; Mr.. P.
ullen, j. p. and other magistrates, a
l., f,I, t1,a TAYtln liz
team Trawling company, having their
fices at Eden Quay, were prosecuted q
{ the suit of the crown for illegally
shing within the prescribed three-mile
nit off Clogher Head. The depart I
ent of agriculture steam cruiser Hell =
caught the trawler in the act. The
own was represented by Mr.. Moy- 7
lgh, crown solicitor of Dundalk After
long hearing the bench fined defend v
ITS ESQ, and all the nets and gear to q q
forfeited.
At Newry Petty Sessions on We'd
sday Mr.. Henry Turner, r. NJ, pre- :,
ling. District Inspector Higgins =
osecuted three men named Bernard u
ilson, Robert 'Mowberry and Patrick d
,gan for breaking into the military ~ y
tracks on the night of the 31st OF 9,
4
al articles. the property of the secre- - -
ry of state for war value for CA ~ ~
ter a heightened hearing the defend II,
IS pleaded guilty. and were SEN Of
iced to six months imprisonment Nj
ch, with hard labor, in Dundalk Jail. ~
. ~ ~
Vt Limerick on Wednesday horse, 70
; property of Mr.. Morley. who was ~
den by a man named sullivan, took st
ght at a newspaper which was blown q
the wind across Matthew bridge n
G animal became unmanaseable. and of
ocked down a woman named Kate re
Oods, fruit seller. Glare street. The G.
er was thrown and severely injured w
s. Woods was rendered Unconscious. ba
] was taken to Barringtons hospital. m
ere she was attended by Dr. Holmes H
/ DR.. M'Grath, but never regained ne
and died from internal
uries. At the inquest on Thursday :