The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-22

Imprisonment. He gave his address as
: Townsend street, in the very house
where the smallpox patient lodged.
/ Hence the lord lieutenant signed a war
/ rant for his discharge. The public
/ health authorities took the man at once
! into custody. and brought Rim to the
! house of refuge TO be quarantined Sir
| Charles Cameron superintendent medi-
! cal officer of health, having questioned
| the man and confronted him with the
| lodging house keeper. satisfied himself
| that the fellow had not lodged in the
| house at all. So the fellow. after fool
Ling the authorities, was allowed to 20
/ free.
| An occurrence of mysterious nature
| has hung over the village of Adare
/ by the disappearance from her home of
a young girl. named Ellen Mcdonnell.
| on Monday week Miss Mcdonnell, who
| is about 20 years of age. left her house
AT about q clock a. M. and has not
been heard of or seen since. \ vigOr-
Gus search is being instituted for the
missing girl, but so far her where
ahouts have not been traced. Beyond
| the fact that her shawl which was
found on Tuesday on the bank of the
river. nothing further is known of her,
poor girl walked into the river. either
in her sleep or under the influence of
a sudden arrangement of intellect.
.
The Belfast coroner held an inquest
in the recorders court on Monday on
the body of Jane Nolan. widow. aged
about 81. who lodged at IL Coburg
street. and gained livelihood by knit
ting and sewing. 1t appeared that she
irrF,t
casionally took drink. On the evening
OF the 18th inst Mrs. Brown, a married
woman, a whose house the deceased
lived, returned home and was unable
10 push the inner door open. A neigh
Dor came to her assistance. and on
looking in saw the deceased woman
lying unconscious against the door.
having apparently fallen downstairs.
A medical examination showed that the
woman's neck had been broken, A YER
dict of accidental death was returned
Arklow, Sunday.-At the last meet
ing of the Corey branch of the United
Irish league. the question of making
arrangements for a collection in aid OF
the COOlgTeany evicted tenants was
under consideration The matter arose
out of a suggestion made some time
ago at public meeting by John Dillon.
NJ. p, when addressing the people of
North Wexford in Corey Correspon-
dence relative to the work was read
from branches of the league in North
Wexford and East Wicklow, promis-
ing every support and assistance. A
message was read from John Dillon
NJ. p, promising to contribute e100
The reading of Mr.. Dillon's letter was
warmly received. and the members of
the branch looked upon it as a great
incentive to the people to respond gem
erously to the appeal made for funds
on behalf Of this long suffering body of
men.
A shocking accident occurred on
Thursday at Rhuddlan. the seat of Sir
William Grenville Williams, bart. Two
of Sir Williams daughters and a gov
erness were skating, when the Ice gave
way, and they We're all three drowned.
Efforts were made by several men to
rescue the party, but without avail.
The ice had been weakened by a thaw
which set in. The calamity has caused
great excitement in the district.
.
At a special court in ROscommon on
Tuesday John Fallon was charged
with the murder of Mary Scully, his
mother-in-law. on the 18th of Janu
airy. Timothy Clogher deposed that on
the night in question ne found the de-
ceased and her daughter in his COW
house. Deceased was moaning and the
daughter was crying. He subsequent
ly heard the prisoner ordering the
women out of the cart house, and ours
ing them. There was jostling, and de-
ceased cried out: "Oh. John FallOn:
oh John FaIOn'' Deceased was after
ward linked into his home, and laid
before the fire on a bed, and between
~ and o'clock asked to be brought
home to die She was linked home
and died the next day.
Patrick Murphy, brother of deceased
deposed to finding his sister dead; and
her face and body all cut and bruised.
The deceased had often complained t0
him of the prisoners conduct. and
about six months before this came to
his house at night all cut on the face
and covered with blood
The accused was returned for trial to
the next assizes.
Castlebar. Thursday.-Today p. F.
Regain. United Irish league organizer,
was arrested here on a warrant from
the removables, who sat at special
court. under the Crimes act, at Balm
Tough. Mr.. Regan was sentenced to
months Imprisonment. He has not yet
recovered from the brutal treatment
he received at the hands of the X. l.
r, ruf7ans at the Kilmaine meeting.
When the police accosted Mr.. Regain
with the warrant he cheerfully replied
that he was willing to be the guest of
George Wyndham for a month.
Up to the present Castelar, jail has
bI5n hOnOred with no less than four
teen coercion prisoners. five of whom
have been released Those now incar-
,erated include: Messrs. J. P. Hayden,
NJ. P; NJ. Delany. Co. c.; t. Brett. w.
J. Cunnane, r. Higgins, NJ. owens;
Ianes- Greene. Thomas Morrisroe and
P. F. Regain: and it is a foregone con-
,lusion that Messrs. J. Fitzgibbou, Co
3: Pat Webb. V c. Co. c., and their
colleagues will be placed under lock
and KEY after Wednesday next.
There is a better than the great man
who is always speaking, and that Is
he great man who only speaks when