The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-10
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The Most Rev. DR.. Croke, archbisho
OF Cashel, has given donation of e1(
10 the fund now being raised for tn
ADDITION of spire to the Church @
the Sacred Heart, Templemore.
Mr.. Jasper Tully, NJ. P, was arreste,
on Monday afternoon at Boyle an
conveyed to Sligo Jail to undergo ;
fortnghts Imprisonment under th'
coercion act.
A woman named Mrs. Elizabeth Eng
llsh was found dead on the Limericl
and Waterford line, about two mile
from Tipperary. on Monday morning
she was horribly mutilated.
James Watt, aged 16, fisherlad, lost
his life in a netshed in which he slept
at Pirnmill, Arran. On Sunday morn
ing, about l o'clock, sick neighbor
was aroused by his dog barking. He
rose and went to let the animal out
He then noticed the shed on fire. and in
spite of every effort, the lad could not
be rescued, and was found dead behind
the door in kneeling position, having
died apparently in the act of praying
.
At the Limerick petty sessions on
Saturday John Connell, baker. was
charged with being drunk, and with
into the Shannon on Sunday
afternoon. The escapade created a
good deal of commotion at the time,
and might have ended tragically, as a
man who went to ConnelPs rescue was
brought ashore in an exhausted con-
iition. Connell was sent to Jail for a
month.
Captain CoOte died at his residence
1T the Armagh Savings bank late on
Saturday night The deceased gentle
nan, who was extremely popular with
Ill classes in this city, had been suf-
ering from lingering illness for sew
raj months past, and during the past
month no hope of his recovery was
ntertained. He occupied the position
f petty sessions clerk and manager of
he local savings bank, both of which
ppointments now become vacant by
is deeply regretted demise.
.
l.. NJ. Magee, Irish international, is
t present reading for his final exam
lation as a veterinary surgeon. He
1tends to retire from the game and to
o in for hunting instead of football,
hen he begins professional work in
dublin. Magee is %. Whether he
lays a little or not next season he will
e lost to London football, for he re-
rms to Dublin permanently in July.
e has played for Ireland twenty-one
mes, and in this sense is the oldest
ternational of the season.
Mr.. e. S. Finnigan, coroner for Bel
lst held an inquest at Peters Hill
aths on Tuesday afternoon on the
,dy of Charles Murphy, who died at
lie Royal hospital after taking car
,lic acid at his residence. Antrim
rect, on the 4th inst, the deceased !
aking murderous attack upon his |
ife on the same evening. The jury |
und that deceased had met his death |
rough taking carbolic acid by mis- |
venture.
%
The Armagh police are Investigating
shooting affair which oc-
rr@d on Thursday evening at the
,idSnce of Mr.. John Compton. ]. P,
Umlgola. 1t appears that one of Mr..
mptSp's female servants was struck
tn al spent bullet, which came
'ough lthe kitchen window. The girl
S, fortunately, not injured, but was
turally Serribly shocked. The police
We charAe of the bullet. which is
Ite flattenSed and which appears to
rife bulNet.
IN Wednesday, Mr.. James Codd.
P, county coNcilIorr chairman of the
,xford rural :, district council, met
h a serious Incident in Lacey's
ID, Selskar street, whereby his left
Id was broken. while experimenting
dispatch of SOME cattle to the
rth Slob. He was treated by DR.. /
vid Hadden for hSs injuries and the j
attest sympathy Isl felt with him by
classes in the unfortunate accident I
h which he has met.
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n Wednesday at wexford sessions
ase was heard in wl9lch great inter-
was centered, and ile which .Messrs.
and r. Allen, steam ;saWmllls, WeX- c
|, were charged by Gerald Bell :
Sc, inspector of a,itories, with !
ing their gas engine SO unprotect- 1;
on the 26th of February. 1902, that / /
named Cullen lost his life.
NJ. j. O'Connor solicitor, appeared =
the defendants; and afteS leneth- !,
hearing, the chairman EMr En- =
and the majority of the bench were / !
dismissing the case without preju- ;
Borrosoleigh on WednesC {ay, be- y
Messrs. Heard, R. NJ, and 3ourke, I
NJ, Messrs. David Sheehy, R. A. o
:. Michael Kelly, Thomas OfDono- n
and John Harrington were charged q
unlawful assembly. The charges p
nst Messrs. Kelly and O'Doniohue a
. dismissed; Mr.. Corr was 1sen- t.
ed to each of the three counts to c.
months Imprisonment, with hard
r, the sentences to run concurresnt-
Mr.. Harrington was sentenced | to
: weeks Imprisonment, with hard
r, and Mr.. Sheehy to five weeks d
isonment, without hard labor, W
RS. Sheehy and Corr appealed. D
ormation reached Derry on WedE st
ay that the German bark RegatS n,
lging to Bremen, which was OBJ in
ID over week ago by liner 1901 w
off the west coast Of Ireland, run \ al
before strong gale with her fore II be-
ast and bowsprit gone, has been ki
N ashore In the vicinity of Dun II DC
ly, county Donegal. The bark was
d from Hamburg to San Francisco
a general cargo. The Earl of fo
aven left Derry to tow her, it is II.
Ied, to Belfast for repairs. Mi
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lrsday was the day fixed for Grim To-
business at Kilrush quarter ses- ,as
but, as usual for some years, ipr
was not q criminal case to go { fir
ial before his honor Judge Carton, ch
The day before notices were leo
d in the police barracks by the tco
sheriff of Clare intimating to the kDe
ana petty Jurors that they would lbe
e required at the quarter sessions. h
Clare is thoroughly in a peace x
state. The sheriff now owes Sr
many pairs of white gloves to II,
Carton. III
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