The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-02-28
Clare Shooting Affair.

a farmer residing at Ballyear, was
brought up at the c~onstabulary bar
racks, Ennis, on a charge of firing with
intent at two men named Pat Mona
mara, a postman, and Martin Nolan, a
signalman of the Great Southern &
Western railway at Ballycar station, on
Tuesday night. 1t seems that the TWO
men were proceeding from Newmarke.
to the station about $50 D. m. 70 meet
the mai train, when at a point about
geo yards from the station, two gun
shots were fired from the side of the
road. Fortunately neither Of the men
were struck. The police have been
busy making inquiries into the &C.
currence, and as a result Bourke vas
arrested this morning. He was re-
manded for a week.
On Saturday last a respectable and
well-known resident of Willbrook,
Rathfarnham. named Myles Redmond,
aged about SO years, died suddenly at
his residence. The deceased attended
to his business as usual the previous
day, and only complained of his ILL
ness a short time prior to his dearn.
He leaves a wife and family. The cor
oner does not consider an Inquest nee
esSary.
al DOuN " a HAL AiOSt ldlIlS i = ~
known, was found floating in the Lif-
fey on Saturday. The man was ap-
parently about 40 years IF age, FIVE
feet eight inches in height. with dark
hair. turning gray, and a fair nous
tache. He was dressed in a black serge
jacket, coat n vest, gray stripped
trousers. and wore a stripped cotton
shirt. The body was much deconposed.
On Saturday last Mrs. Patrick Ryrne
of Templeogue, aged about 50 years,
died suddenly at her residence, Tenn
pleogue. She was in her usual health
the previous day and night when re-
firing to bed. but on next morning
when called to breakfast she was found
dead by her husband. She leaves a
family also. The sudden death of
these W respectable residents in the
parish has caused extreme regret.
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At Mondays meeting of the corpora
ton a resolution was carried a%bolishing
the custom of nominating a lord mayor
in September. In future the nomina-
ton and election will take place stimuli
taneously on Jan. % in each year.
At the D~ungarven petty sessions on
Saturday a prosecution was heard at
the suit of the board of agriculture and
technical instruction against the mas
ter and owners of the steam trawler
Glockanice for illegal fishing within
the prescribed limits between Helrick
head and Waterford harbor. The de-
PENDANT in the was the mas
ter. J.. johnson. The owners of the
vessel were Messrs. Morley, D. L.: j.
Portland. w. G. D. Golf, ]. P, Water
ford. and ]. Grellick, director, Milford.
Evidence having been given by the
crew of the departments boat Helga.
as to the position of the trawler, the
court inflicted a fine of e25, half to be
paid by the owners Of the trawler.
An interesting case, that of Dockrell
VS.. Peter and others. was commenced
on Monday. before the lord chief justice
and a city special jury. The plaintiff
is Mr.. Morgan Dockrell, jr., a student
of Trinity college, whose father, though
a Dublin man, now practices as a doc.
for in London. The defendants are the
nresident and members of the Irish
Amateur Swimming association. Inc
plaintiff claims delivery of a gold cup
and medals won at swimming cham
nionships. and damages for their de-
tention and for breach of contract. The
defense is that the plaintiff was inellgl.
BILE to compete owing to nsuf1ciency OF
residential qualifications. The turther
hearing was adjourned