The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-20

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er the first of next month parcels will
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| the United States. The limits of size
and weight will be those of the In
land Parcel post.
largely attended meeting, under
the auspices of the United Irish league,
was held on Sunday at Glynsk, County
Galway. The speakers included Mr..
Reddy, NJ. P, Mr.. John Fitzgibbon
and Mr.. Wallace Carter of Lincoln.
The Marquis and Marchioness of
Headfort, who have lately been maxi
ing stay at Cromer, have returned
to their family seat, Headfort, in
county Meath. Their infant son has
been baptized by Cardinal Vaughan,
and is to be brought UP Catholic.
The first step in the proceedings at
the criminal side by the secretary of
war against Major Studdert and the
other defendants in the Yeomanry case
lately before the vice chancellor was
taken at the Ennis petty sessions,
when, with the consent of the prosecu-
ton, the summonses for conspiracy
were adjourned for a week.
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On Saturday the inquiry was re-
sumed in Castlebar court house into
the charges preferred against District
Inspectors Bowling and Shankey and
others for neglect and violation of
duty in connection with illicit stills in
the county Mayo. Evidence having
been given on behalf of the officers and
men charged, the inquiry terminated.
Mr.. Thomas Nevins, chairman of the
Cheltenham Light Railway company,
died on Thursday morning at his res
idence in Limerick after few weeks
illness, aged about 81 years. De-
ceased was a large shareholder in cleo
trio traction companies in the United
States, and recently applied for powers
to construct a light railway to con-
meet Cheltenham and Gloucester with
Stroud Valley.
The Months Mind of the late Most
Rev. DR.. Croke, archbishop of Cashel
and Emily, was celebrated on Monday
in the cathedral of Thurles. His emf
nence Cardinal Moran presided,
of members Of the Irish epiS-
copate were present, and a very large
gathering of priests and laity. An elo
quent and appreciative discourse on
the career of the late archbishop was
delivered by Cardinal Moran.
On Wednesday it was announced that
Mr.. Ralph Nash, solicitor, has come
forward as candidate for the mayor
atty of Dublin for the ensuing year. He
has already entered on his canvas. Per-
sonally Mr.. Nash, who is a brother of
the newly created knight, Sir Vincent
Nash, is very popular Mr.. Michael
Donnelly, T. c., is also mentioned, and
If he should come forward Mr.. Nash |
and he will seek election as national
sts.
The evictions on the De Freyne es
ate were continued on Saturday. Three |
families were eyicted in the neighbor- |
hood of Loughglynn. The sheriff, |
1ailiff, agent and emergency men were
by large force of police. No
physical resistance was offered to the
but the tenants vehemently
against the piling up of costs
Lgainst them. A crowd assembled near
he scene of the evictions, and groaned
he agent and emergency men vigor-
'usly, and cheered Mr.. John Fitzgib-
ION and Mr.. Johnson, league organizer.
Limerick Freedom for Boers.-At the
Meeting of the Limerick corporation on
thursday night. the acting mayor, AL
erman j. O'Brien, presiding, Alder
nan DAILY said he had a notice of mo-
ion to hand in, and, as it was not
sual to preface such a notice with a
peech, he was not going to make one.
lis notice was: That 1 will move at
meeting of this council that the free
ON of this old and historic city be
onferred upon Generals Dewet, Botha
nd Delarey, as the greatest living
hampions of civil and religious lib
rty."
Twelve Children Poisoned in Cork
N Thursday twelve children, whose
ges vary from 2 to 10 years, were
ound in their homes at Middleton suf-
ering from the effects of poison. They
ere vomiting, and exhibited symp-
pms of painful kind. On inquiry it
as ascertained that the children had
aten laburnum, which had been grow
lg in the garden of a gentleman in
he neighborhood, believing in their
innocence 1t was some kind of fruit.
-edical assistance was at onse requi- |
toned, and under the care of DR.. r.
fitzgerald, Middleton, the children have
cen progressing favorably.
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The Cork Exhibition.-It is already
that nearly one million per
ms have passed the turnstiles of the
ork international exhibition. During
lie past few days the exhibition has !
zen visited by the admiral and Of , ,
GERS OF the Japanese fleet, and over
0 japanese seamen, who made exten- |
We purchases of small mementoes in :
DIX. For the next month there is a
ntlnuous programme of excursions
rail to the exhibition, public holi- :
lys, with this object in view, being :
ranged for in a large number of =
ties and towns. The committee have
ready expended between $4,000 and 8
5000 on the bands, which form such .
leading attraction at the exhibition.
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Sensational Jump Near Armagh.-On C
night man named Moone, a
no gave his address as Newry, leaped II
om the Dublin train whilst in mo- p
IN about a mile from Armagh railway S
ation. The train was at once stopped
the guard. as it was feared that the a
an would be killed; but, strange to u
ate, although the train was going full C
eed,he escaped absolutely unhurt The s
ly reason that can be assigned for
e mans strange conduct is that he
Is under the influence of drink and n
d no idea of the terrible risk he was il
ming. He subsequently left Armagh a
the Belfast train. h
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Cork and Cardinal Moran.-At the
seting of the Corp corporation the l
sh sheriff, Mr.. A. Roche, in accord Z
ce with notice, moved: THAT in rec q
nition of his eminent SERVICES To the b