The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-05-09
Louth.

Ian, died on April 9.
The death occurred on the 4th ult.
of John K. Byrne, of Knockbridge, a
member of the Rural District Council.
Mayo.
A handsome new post Office of brick
and fine cut stone, is being built in
Castelar,.
At meeting of the Harbor Board
of Westport on April z, E. H. Hall, ].
P, gave notice that he would move
at the next meeting the appointment
of Myles Staunton, as commissioner
in room of the late Peter G. Kelly.
Monaghan.
Miss Margaret Ward, sister of the
late Rev. Francis Ward, curate at Cas-
tleblayney, died recently at the resi-
dence of her mother in Smithboro.
Mrs. Connally, wife of Patrick Con-
nally, of Sportall, Ballybay, justice
of the peace and County Councillor,
died on March go She was formerly
a Miss Dempsey, and was 81 years
old. Besides her husband she leaves
three sons, three daughters and five
brothers.
At the petty sessions held in New
bliss on April John Burke, of Guard
hill, summoned Joseph Reilly, of
Drumshannon, to recover possession
of house held under plaintiff by de-
tendant as cottier tenant The court
granted the decree.
Queens.
Rev. M. Brennan, curate at Rath-
downey and Grogan, was chosen pres
ident of the Ossory Divisional Execu-
tive of the United Irish League on
April 5.
Honora Hogan, aged nine years,
daughter of Patrick Hogan, of Rarn-
downey, a laborer, was drowned in the
Erl1ina river on the 9Th ult.
Roscommon.
Mathew Conlon of Carrownadargny
died March 81 in the hospital at Boyle
from lockjaw, which was caused by
a wound on the head.
The funeral of Miss B. Eileen Rea-
lin, of Boyle, which took place on
March 25, was one of the greatest size
ever seen in the district After the
services in the church the cortege
left for the ancient cemetery of AS
sylinn.
TipPerary.
During United Irish League meet
ing on Sunday, March 8, at Barnane,
near Templemore, reference were
made to the holder of large grazing
tracts in the district, who Is boycott
ted. The police attempted to dispense
the meeting by baton charges. Sew
eral officers were seriously injured by
a fusilade Of stones. Many civilians
had to be surgically treated Extra
police were drafted into the district.
At the petty sessions held at
Thurles on the 9Th ult., Michael Coady
of Kylanna, vice president of the
Clonakenney branch of the United
Irish League; Edward Delaney, of
Oldcastle, the secretary; Large
Tierney, of Clonakenny, the treasurer,
and Philip Kennedy, of Shausloon, a
member, were prosecuted for boycott
ting John H. Hodgkins, of Dangan.
There were two suits, one against
Coady and Delaney and the other
against Kennedy and Tierney. James
O'Connor, B. L., attorney for the de-
PENDANTS, argued that the plaintiff
could not recover on the two pro-
cesses. He could only succeed in one.
The judge held with Mr.. O'Connor
that the second action did not lie, and
he gave a decree for the amount
claimed-19 guineas in the first bill.
Tyrone.
Mrs. Margaret Loughran, of Sham
rock Lodge, Beaghmore, Cooktown,
widow of Michael Loughran, died on
the 9Th ult. She was the mother of
Rev. Patrick Loughran S. J., of Cali
fornia, and Rev. DR.. Loughran.
By the will of Thomas Logue, Of
Dysart, Strabane, a farmer, who died
on December 8, 1902, Miss Catherine
Logue, his niece, receives 1900, the
st. Vincent de Paul society of Stra-
bane ELS and the Nazareth Home,
Derry, a generous bequest.
Waterford.
A house on Waterford Road, Ira
more, occupied by Mrs. Kate Nugent
and her two children, one an infant,
collapsed on April 6, and Mrs. Nugent
and the baby were killed The other
child was at school at the time.
Bishop Sheehan of Waterford has
made the following transfer of cur
ates: Rev. VIM. Kehoe, from st. Pat
rick's Parish, Waterford, to Trinity