The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-10-03

says: Intimation was given here today
that Mr.. William Healy, solicitor, had
been appointed TO the clerkship of the
crown for Glare, rendered vacant by
the lamented death of the late John II.
Harvey. The news has given much
satisfaction TO the many friends in
Clare of Mr.. Healy, who is one of our
leading solicitors. He is nephew-in-
law to the Most Rev. DR.. McRedmOnd,
lord bishop of KiIlaloe.
A dispatch from Limerick on Tues
day says: An incident of a most ex-
traordinary character is reported to
have occurred on the Ennis road yes
terday. 1t appears that highly re-
spectacle young lady was walking
along this popular promenade when she
was seized by a man. who carried her
in his arms d distance of some fifty
yards before her screams and the fear
of meeting passers-by compelled him to
release her in an almost fainting con-
| dition, The strange affair has caused
/ quite sensation, and the man is be-
ing sought for by the police.
/ On Tuesday, at Fermoy petty ses-
sions, a man named Daniel O'Keeffe. d
member of the Fermoy urban district
I council, was prosecuted on a charge
''iS'I Ilt, DGlllS CuSUldllHGu DS law lGODl
being a member of the urban district
council of Fermoy, having. within
twelve months before his election in
January last received union relief on
several dates had acted as a member
of said council. The defense was to
the effect that he received medical adj
vice only. A fine of 5s. with 2Os costs,
or in default seven days imprisonment.
was imposed.
The Very Rev L. FarreIIy. NJ. P. !
Aughrim. was the victim of a rather
serious accident on Saturday morning |
Whilst driving from his residence to |
Greenane for the purpose of hearing |
confessions in connection with a re- I
treat in the parish, the bellyband of |
the harness of his horse gave way. and |
the trap on which he was seated heel !
ing back. the reverend gentleman was
thrown on the hard road. partly on his |
face and the side of his head His face
was badly cut and bruised, and he /
was severely shaken The reverend |
gentleman was treated by Surgeon
McArdle and DR.. Taylor, Rathdrum.
and is making rapid progress toward
complete recovery.
On Wednesday an inquest was held
by DR.. j. Nolan, coroner, at Carlow
Graigue. on the body of John Brennan,
a farmer, who the day previous COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat
loss. owing to the diff
Guilty of saving some of his crops,
preyed upon his mind of late His wife
him on Tuesday morning early
and, on making search. she found
him lying on the floor with his throat
cut The jury found that he had COM
nitted suicide while temporarily in
sane. and they passed resolution of
with his wife and family.
The efforts of Mr. j. D. Gribble. for
nerly of the Indian service. to discov- :
ar the heirs of the widow of the late
General Blake have created quite a SEN i
'ation in the County Longford. Some I
t coo, left by Mrs. Blake is said to
De in the custody of the British treas :
Try. Applicants are coming forward |
n increasing numbers daily, and on {
air and market days the hotel at
where Mr.. Gribble at present 7
tags is besieged. The confident belief +
S that the rightful heir to Nellie Sher- G
dams thousands will be found in the +
ounty. g
At Tuesdays meeting of the guar s
fans of Rathdrum union a discussion y
ook place on the question of paying
a As a week to the substitutes of med f
cal officers While the latter were on b
heir holidays Several guardians OBJ
eoted to paying sueh a sum, as it :,
iould be conceding to the terms laid :
own by the Medical association. and il
nd ultimately it was decided not to
i've holidays to the medical officers V
kept where they provided substitutes n
'ho were willing to accept e3 IS a a
eek. 1t was pointed out that the doc
1rs could go on sick leave, in which
ase the guardians were bound to pro- a
ide substitutes, and one member said
e would rather pay e1O a week than
i've it to the Medical association.
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