The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-10-11
latest Irish r1ews.
From Dublin Freeman,
Sept. 2Ist.

were two cases of drunkenness. TAX
ing INTO account that the entire coun-
~ was threatened with an applica-
tlon OF the crimes act he thought it
ms uuty, as ch4ef magistrate of the
Town, TO point to the absolute crime
iessness of that town and district.
"A most daring robbery has been COM
Hlitted at Tamon, near Gort. The house
Oh man named Patrick Walsh was
entered and the sum of e13 extracted
rom box IN the room. A peculiar
circumstance in connection with the
case is that the box, which was locked
When Mrs. Walsh, who. it appears.
was the last person in the house, went
Tor water, was also found to be locked
MIleh the money was missing, and the
Key was hanging in the usual place
oehlnd a picture on the wall.
At meeting of the Limerick asylum
committee on Wednesday, the Very
rev. A Murphy presiding, DIR. O'Neill,
X. NJ. S, suggested that weaving
should be carried on by the inmates.
SO that they might make their own
tweeds. He found that employment
was the sheet anchor in the treatment
OF the insane. The mayor CMr. J. F.
Barry said the committee ought to be
very grateful to the doctor for the
interest he had shown in the patients.
Inc mayor then proposed, and Mr..
GupplnS seconded, a motion authoriz-
ing DR.. ONeill to get two looms of the
pattern invented by the Hon. Mr..
ftoWers, and other appliances, at a
cost OF $50. This was agreed to.
A sensational discovery has been
made at Camross, near Taghmon, by
the police. The dead body OF an infant
was round in manhole convenient to
the dwelling house of a widow named
Mrs. Carroll. Suspecting the case to
be one of infanticide. the police made
certain Inquiries, as result of which
Ihey arrested Mrs. Carroll at Fillmore
on charge of having done away with
her newly born child, on the body of
which an inquest was held, when evil
dence to the above effect was given.
Mrs. Carroll, who is a well to do and
respectable woman, and for whom the
greatest sympathy is felt locally, owns
large farm at Camross and, after
belng taken into custody, was brought
before magistrate and remanded to
Wexford Jail.
On Monday night, about S:15, lady
tripper on the water chute at the Cork
exhibition met with a rather serious
accident. The boat was jerked when it
struck the water, and as a result the
lady sustained serious injuries to the
MP, and she had to be removed to the
North infirmary on Stretcher. On
inquiry at that institution the authori-
ties refused to disclose the lady's name,
on the ground that she was a paying
patient, and on that account they were
not at liberty to do so.
A melancholy case of somnambulism,
as it appears at present, occurred in
Tralee at l o'clock Thursday morning.
Andrew HOulihan, contractor, Dingle,
arrived in the town for the day pre-
vious with some friends for the races,
lost the train and put up at Mrs. Free
mans boarding establishment. He was
found at the hour stated on the street
outside the house in his nightdress.
DR.. Chestnut, who resided in the dis
trict, was soon on the scene and found
that the unfortunate man had sus-
tanned serious injuries to his head.
The fifteenth anniversary of the
Mitchelstown massacre was commem-
GRATED in Mitchelstown on Tuesday
night. Shortly after nightfall candles
were lighted around the cross-marked
spots in the square and in Upper Cork
street, where Lonergan, Shinnick and
Casey were shot down. The local brass
band (under Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald,
bandmaster,) and the fife and drum
band paraded the streets, accompanied
by large crowd. At the places where
the victims were killed the bands
played 1.-THE Dead March in Saul"
The Memory of the Dead and other
appropriate airs.