The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-25


e Cork on Wednesday morning, havin
;, apparently poisoned himself.
The steamer Wharfinger stranded ol
: the Dogger Bank on Christmas morn
u ing. The crew were rescued, and tn
! vessel itself has been towed into Wex
ford harbor.
: On Tuesday morning Messrs. Johr
Garvey, Sr., and John Garvey. Jr.
We're released from Castlebar Jail. aft
er having served fourteen days i'm
prisonment under the Coercion Act
shocking accident occurred on the
Belfast and Northern Counties railway
between Ballymena and Cullyhackney
on Christmas night, when a man named
William Andrews was literally cut to
pieces.
.
Terrence LawtOn. tailor, was ar
rested at Cork Wednesday charged
with causing the death of his wife.
They had been drinking on Christmas
Eve. and had some angry words Her
body was found at the foot of a flight
of stairs.
On Thursday evening a scutch mill
! Ballynanny, near HiIltown, Co. Down,
was completely destroyed by fire. The
mill, which is situated in close prox-
| Unity to the village, was being worked
for the season by Mr.. James Nc
| Alinden.
| .
While some men of the farming class,
named LAWN, living about three miles
from Swinford, We're engaged on Sat
urday morning repairing ring fence
some dispute arose, and one of them,
it is alleged, stabbed his uncle and
cousin with a knife. One of the men
is not expected to recover.
At Kilatel, near BaIlingarry, Co.
Limerick, on Christmas night, Mrs
Ellen O'Shea was found dead in bed
She had apparently been in the best of
health and spirits during the day, and
retired to rest in the some condition,
but her husband, on waking up during
the night, found that she was quite
dead
Mr.. John McGivern, who has been
acting assistant town clerk in Sligo
Tor some years past has been unani-
mously elected town clerk and execu-
tive sanitary officer in the room of the
late Mr.. Daniel MacGill
o.
considerable damage was done to a /
large chemical works by fire in Belfast |
on Thursday. The works are the prop |
erty of Messrs. Richardson. and when |
the brigade arrived the fire had a great |
mold. After two hours work the flames
were extinguished.
On Monday evening at o'clock. a
5ilgnt explosion occurred in the city of
Belfast outside the Northern Whie"
office. The electric wires running he
meath the footpath fused, causing the
explosion, which displaced one of the
pavement flags. burning it a consid-
eraoie distance. Fortunately no one
was on the footpath at the time.
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An interesting discovery has been
made near Tuam, where some Iaborers
Few days ago, while turf-cutting in
peg, come on an ancient Irish cor
ach, or canoe, several feet below the
urface, and in fairly good state of
reservation. The boat measured fifty t
Wo feet in length and it has been de- t
lded to place it in the Royal Museum
I dublin. The Great Southern and
Western Railway company have pro- 7
Ioed special double carriage for the I
onveyance of the cOrrach. and It is to {
e despatched from Tuap to Dublin S
la Limerick. f
o a
The death is announced of Mr.. Will h
am Liddell, ]. P. 1t will be received F
18th sincere regret by large circle of t
portsmen and friends. The sad event T
lok place on Christmas day at his
near Lurgan, Co. Down. Mr..
uddel who took keen interest in II
inside stud of greyhounds and was n
art owner, with the late Mr.. Hutch a
gs, of Honeymoon, the winner of the h
'aterloo cup in 1875 He also had a ci
lnner of race horses, which carried | T
s colors successfully at race meetings re
9TH in England and Ireland. ~
o h.
A fearful burning accident occurred ss
Tuesday at Ballycogley, a short W
stance from Wexford. and furnishes m
e more proof of the danger of leaving h.
lidren alone with fire. A little girl ",
infant of II months, named Mary IL
'che, was left alone in the kitchen "a
lllSt her mother ran outside ON some ~,
mestic errand. In the mothers ab- ~ ~
nee the little one toddled into the fire ~
d was fearfully burned. 1t fingered
In pain for seven or eight hours
d then died.
de
An inquest was held at, Queenstown ~
tuesday afternoon relative to the ~
ath OF Albert Edward Weekes arti- eo e
er, OF the battleship Empress of In l nol
!, whose body was found floating IN,
ir his ship. The chief artificer said L -
saw deceased at a. m. when the - ~
Ter appeared in his usual health and tio tio
rlts. The officer of the watch stated So, sio
heard no splash in the water. The ~; so
y returned an open verdict W.: w:
o pr
everal of the +ena,+s ~, ira
on estate at Manister. Groom % Fr'
lerlck, have been served with pro- vei
ses Tor on-payment of rent, abate- a. q,
lt OF Which was refused. Two fen the
$ on the NeWenham estate Groom ext
e also been similarly served. In tbe ser
er case also the tenants demanded
abatement of rent 1t is stated that L
teInents were granted in individual ma
IS to the tenants. ste
. the
ne hearing of the summons brouob+ Soc
TI ~ tIie CIlihes Act against Mr. Jas lStS
Tully, NJ P, Mr.. John O,DonnaiI MOI
P, and three others. for taking nat try.
he unlawful assembly at Gurteen of
Sllgo, and for melting Lord ne ! mo'
ine's tenants not to pay their rents arg
concluded at BaIlymote on Tnas nee
The following sentences were i'm abl!
d-Johnston. three months. O'Don pro-
two months: Tully. one moDtb. jess
'amany. one month. and the csso cipl
nst Gilmartin was dismissed Tho ven
ovables agreed to state a case on of I
of Jurisdiction. the
. cess
Monaghan petty sessions on T,as- that
James McAlton, of LongstacLen ly il
monaghan, was summoned for has
lg spirituous liquors without a Ii rega
E. The police had raided his nrem- resu