The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-01
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a. AT Mallow on Friday The man Shee
nan, who was arrested while attempt
ing to perpetuate Il sacriIegious rob
- berry at kanturk Catholic church. wa
n returned for trial to the next Assizes
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p young girl named Jane Mehar
T. was admitted TO the Royal hospita
> Belfast, on Friday evening, suffering
from severe burns, caused by he
= residence in Ardgowan street. On Sat
l, urday the little girl suecumbed to he
: injuries.
n Mr.. Michael Glennon. United Irisl
Il league organizer. LeiXlip, has beer
s served with a summons to appear a
: the AbbeyleiX Sessions this Saturday
lie Is charged with intimidation, and i:
called upon to enter into bail to be Of
: good behavior. The alleged offense i:
> SAID to have taken place at meeting
a held on Dec. % at Abbeyleix.
b On Friday night a fire broke out ir
t the premises of Mr. Kevitt a farmer
y: and mllkman, at Greenbatter, neal
Drogheda. Before it was got under
control two pixies of hay and pike OF
straw and quantity of potatoes and
l turnlps were burned. as well as the
stables and outoffices. The cattle which
were in the sheds were rescued. The
: estimated damage is about e2OO.
About s o'clock on Sunday morning
a large fax mill at Irvinestown belong
ing to Captain Darcy Irvine was
burned to the ground. The origin of
the fire is unknown. The fire took place
before the workmen were on the prem
ises.
During Tuesday night the dwelling
house of Mr.. John Johnson, farmer, of
kflmalogue, Kings county, was burned
TO the ground, nothing but the bare
walls remaining. 1t is alleged to have
been malicious. A claim for G100 as
compensation has been lodged. The oc-
iurrence has created as much indigna-
tton in the district as surprise Mr..
johnson being man of the highest re-
| spectability and known on all sides of
the county for his good neighborly
| qualities.
At Bantry quarter sessions on Sat
urday the only criminal case for dis
| posal was charge of attempted sui
eide in which the prisoner, who was
| certified to have been insane at the
| time, was allowed out on ihs own re-
! cognizance.
An old woman named Eliza Brown,
aged so years, who was a resident for
the past sixteen years at 81 Lower
Georges street, Kingstown, met with IL
serious accident by burning on Mon
day afternoon. She is believed to have
been airing her cap at the fire when
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despite her loud screams for help she
was badly burned about the legs and
body before the flames were extin-
guished. The old woman is now lying
in a serious condition at st. Michael's
hospital, Kingstown.
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On Saturday sad case of drowning
occurred in Belfast Lough, by which a
man named Robert Scott lost his life.
1t appears that the deceased (whO is !
said to reside at 104 Donegal road !
Belfast. was employed as a cook and |
steward on board the pilot cutter Rosa |
As they were coming up to town in |
the yawl, which acts as tender, by |
some means he fell overheard when the |
boat gave a sudden lurch. The mate, |
Mr. Johnston. and q pilot, Mr.. Simp /
son, threw out two of the oars, but he /
was unable to eh them.
Within the Past fortnight no less
than five cases of death from burns /
took place in Limerick. The latest
case is that of boy named John Elan
merry, aged about years. whose pa
rents reside in Broad street. The child, +
during the Temporary absence of his
mother from the house, accidentally
fell into the fire on Wednesday and
died as the result of his injuries at
hospital In her endeav
ors to eXtricate the child from the fire
the mother got badly burned.
The fiftieth annual general meeting
of the patrons and members of the
Cork Young Mems society was held
on Sunday, when a satisfactory report
and statement. of accounts were read ;
and adopted. His Lordship Most Rev
Dr. O'Callaghan, bishop of Cork, pre-
sided, and there was a large attend ,
ance of clergy and laity. Interesting
speeches were delivered by his Lord
ship, Rev. P. ]. Bowling, the lord ]
mayor, high sheriff elect (Nr. A. {
Roche, ]. P), Mr.. NJ. J. Stapleton. and '
Mr.. a. NJ Cole, j. P. Much interest
vas adduced to the proceedings by the /
act that this year marks the golden {
jubilee of the society
A remarkable story of audacity was
old at the Belfast police court when i
David Wilson was charged with bur /
'lariously entering the counting house /
f Mr.. T. j. Davidson. When Constable e
Mcguire went to the premises. Wilson +
pened the door and affably wished him \
rood morning. He said that he was
he watchman, as there had been so L
many burglaries lately He took the
Unstable in and showed him around a
he building. pointing out the extern 7
i've nature of the stock, and the need .
or keeping a careful watch. There l
fere discrepancies in the story. how a
Yer, so Mcguire, at the conclusion of I
he personally conducted tour. took e
wilson into custody. with the result a
hat he is now committed for trial at q!
he assizes. )
An inquest was held on Thursday at n
aragh. Mas. on the body of a youth II
AIMED Patrick O'Neill, who met his 81
cath as the result of a neculiar acci- q
ent. 1T appears that the deceased. u
no mad been emploved as an assist I,
Mt in Mr.. Coffey's licensed premises u
aragh. was coming in from an out !,
lice with.a a scissors in his hand. when II
e accidentally slipped and fell. the e.
1lnted blade of the scissors entering
the lower part of his breast He
as attended by DR. Farnan. who
und him suffering from a wound one q
nd half inches long by one inch "
'ep, The poor fellow died some short "A
me afterwards. A verdict of acci- 81
'ntal death, due to peritonitis. conse- III
lent to the wound, was returned. 1t
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On Tuesday the occasiop Of +ba s;1 II
II jubilee in the priesthood of the ~ ~
av. William S. Donegan. c. C., an in ~,
resting celebrati ton took place at I,u- ~ ~
n. An address of nerrat,,1n - - az