The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-15
From Dublin Freeman
Oct. 18th.

ies5eq, and brought to Ireland. In the
dock he was very violent and at
tempted to strike the warders.
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AT Newcastle, Down, on Friday, John
t1enry Poole, circus proprietor Cob
oen street, Manchester, was sentenced
10 one months Imprisonment with hard
TABOR without the option of a fine for
cruelty Ill treating two horses, his prop
erty. Ae the defendant did not appear
warrant was issued for his appre-
hension. The evidence showed that the
ANIMALS were suffering from sores
winch caused eXcruciating pain.
.
An extremely sad fatality occurred
at Spa, Tralee, on SUNDAY evening. Mr..
j. Casey, town clerk, Tralee, who had
q lodge rented at Spa, went for a walk
along the beach about 4, and an hour
later was found dead in two feet of
water. Deceased was subject to apo
plectlc fits. and it is believed he was
seized with one, and was caught by
the incoming tide and drowned The
deepest sympathy is felt for his be-
reGved family.
AT special court in Fermoy, on
Saturday, over which Mr.. J. NJ. Dick
son, r. NJ, presided, Mary O'Brien. late
clerk to the Mitchelstown Loan Fund
society, was again put forward in Gus
tody, charged with the embezzlement
OF over $4,000 belonging to the Mitch
elstown Loan Fund society. Further
evidence having been rendered, the &C
cused was remanded in custody to
Mitchelstown on next Saturday, when
Inc case is expected to close.
The mackerel fishing along Cork
coast this season is not turning out
as successful as had been anticipated.
The hshermen put to sea very early
IN the season, and signs were not then
wanting of fruitful results. So far,
however, these have not been realized,
the catches being very small, and the
nSh poor ia size and quality The
spring fishing this year was remarlSa-
bly, good, the fishermen, who are for
the most part also small farmers, hav-
ing had most prosperous time 1t is
a great disappointment to them that
the autumn mackerel fishing has been
a failure more or less, still, fishing in
other departments is prosecuted with
much success.
About $3.50 o'clock on Thursday an
accident of particularly sad nature
occurred at the Cork terminus of the
would appear that man named John
Higgins, principal driver of the I'm
perial hotel busses, was in the act of
lowering some luggage from the top of
his car. While so engaged, standing on
the roof, he held on with one hand to
one of the straps used to tie down the
trunks. and lowering the luggage with
the other. The strap unfortunately
gave way, with the result that the
man was thrown to the ground on his
head, death being instantaneous. Much
is felt with the family of the
unfortunate man. who was much re-
spected by all who knew him, and the
directors of the Imperial hotel will feel
his loss greatly, and will find some
difficulty in replacing so conscientious
and upright a servant.
o
A second accident occurred at the
Cork terminus of the Great Southern
& Western railway on Thursday. Some
excursionists were returning to Ken
mare after visiting the. exhibition.
While waiting for their train at the
station, and when in the vicinity of one
of the lifts, one of the party remarked
to another named Lyons, who was
standing on the lift, that he would let
him down. He Immediately did SO, and
Lyons in attempting to get off the lift,
got his foot torn off. He was imme-
diately conveyed to the North infirm-
ary where, on examination, it was
found that portion of the leg would
nave to be amputated.