The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-05-16
Antrim.

Jonh eteam fishing trawler Expert,
In l5 nv the Great Northern Steam
OWL ;ag company, recently reported
flSl' lT5win Brady, of Belfast, aged 4S,
Una atswain of the trawler, had been
DOe .bod overheard and drowned.
WIS meeting of the Catholic Asso-
~ an Of Belfast, held on April 16,
G gDmas Byrne was unanimously reap
tinted treasurer.
Cavan.
Ala special court held in Cavan on
X James Briody and Bernard
Mo! of Glencurran, were charged
y Fan stabbing Peter Hyland, of Dem,
va "a iniurlng him seriously. The pris-
anu g we're returned for trial to the
Ons srter sessions, but were allowed out
OH A. tbe age of so years, Mrs. Gather
- corobam. of Coronay, died on the
~ ~, ult. mourned by her family and
IDS il' She was a native of the par
ilt' of Columbkill and an aunt of P.
~ inspector of national schools.
Carlow.
prioi5 Wrafter, eldest daughter of
,acbaeI Wrafter, of Knockthomas,
lied on April II.
Mrs. Mary Hughes, wife of Timothy
1Inqbes of Ballinabranna, a member
- fbe county council, and mother of
F5rard Hughes, chairman Of the ru-
~ district council Of Slievemargy, a
noorIbar of the county council and
;nsicp of the peace, died on April Is.
A., Hughes herself was member Of
ne carlow board of guardians, the dis
tricf council and the visiting commit
toe of the ladies' committee for Wis
fling nurse children. She was a sister
If John Byrne. OF ClOnagh, member
If the Queens county council, and
patrick Byrne. of Coolenagh, a men,
her of the Carlow board of guardians.
The death occurred on the 9th ult.
of Nora NJ. E. DaYoren, only daugh-
ter Of Joseph Davoren, of Carlow. She
vas IS years old.
Cork.
So firmly convinced were local far
ners of the success of last years ex-
periment in the growth of early pota-
foes fer the English market, that over
twenty acres of early potatoes are be-
inc panted in the vicinity of Clona-
kitty and arrangements have already
been made for their disposal on the
markets of London, Liverpool and
Edinburgh as soon as the crop is fit
for sale
Derry.
On April y. at the Long Towen
church. Derry, Rev. Hugh Boyle, cur
ate. united in marriage John Ernest
Hutcheson and Mary Mcdonald, both
. Of Derry City.
Philip O'Doherty, Of Waterside,
Derry, died on April 16 He was a
son Of the late Daniel O'Doherty, sen,
and was of an old Derry connection
4 held in the highest esteem. He was
we'll known in the cattle trade, and
conducted a prosperous business as
n butcher at the Waterside. Deceased
was a sterling Nationalist, and faith
uI Catholic
Donegal.
On April 10 at Bocan church, Rev.
j. 0Kane. the pastor, united in mar
rage Daniel McColgan and Jane Nc
Cam both Of BallyharTy, Culdaff.
Edward Breslin, of ClaThougheske,
near Donegal, went to call his wife re-
Gently when he found her dead. Death
vas probably due to heart disease.
Mis-. Breslin was about 55 years old.
Mrs. Mary Mulloy, of Convoy, widow
Of Daniel MuNlloy, died on the 10th
ulL at the age Of 80 years.
Down.
Miss Elizabeth O'Connor, of Bally-
walter, sister Of Very Rev. Joseph
OConnor, " f., of Castlewellan, died
recently.
The death occurred on April Z at
DTOmara OF Patrick Magennis, brother
o. Rev. teliX Magennis, pastor of
Vien, and Rev. D. Magennis, o. P.
Rev Thomas J. Rooney, curate al
NeTFy died on the 5th ult. at the resi-.
oeace Of his parents in that town. FIR
mooney was ordained by the late Bish.
W McGivem of Dromore, and acted
iOI some years as curate in Newry
Oelg chaplain TO the Poor Clares con
'eaI and IN charge Of the Catholic
military at the time the Royal Dublin
ruSheTs We're stationed in Newry
Tue officers and men of the regiment
PRESENTED him with a beautiful gold
sa.ch some time ago as a tribute OF
Ief respect. Subsequently he was
salslerred to cambridge, and after
'SIuS TO Magheralin and Newry.
Dublin.
mchael MolOny, Of Howth, formerly
apeetor of National schools, died or
Nc I4th ult He was so years old.
M. ol'S' Elizabeth Magee, an aged wo
sr' mn was knocked down by the Mar
re VI Downshire's motor car in Dub
mn March q and died from her in
SIeS on April ID.
aulabeth NJ V. Rafter, only daugh
ro. VI Gerald Rafter, of Dublin, and
b. oulaS Iierney, second son of the
st. Sonn Iierney, of Malahide, were
ID marriage on the 18th ult, in
I, uieW church, Dublin.
r'a Uarlstown, ten miles from Bal
sau' on April 13, a laborer named
hp !. ana Ihos. Geraghty were work
gonaua held for a farmer named John
~ Some argument arose be
zen them Caro,rt,+,, -, r,,ch