The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-10-17

Mr.. William O'Brien, NJ. P, in Cork on
Monday night
The Duke of Manchester has pur-
chased Kylemore castle and estate,
Connemara, for e6S,OO0.
A claim for $500 compensation has
/ been lodged with the clerk of the New
castle west district council on behalf
of Constable Patrick Kilmurry, who is
alleged to have been injured while dis
charging his duty in Newcastle west.
The tenants-some twenty in number
on the Coote estate, which lies be-
tween Kilmarlock and Kilfinane, were
notified on Tuesday that they must pay
on Oct. l the half-year's rent which
Will fall due on Sept. 30. All rents due
! last March have been paid. Messrs. j.
r. Stewart & Sons, Ddblin, are the
agents.
AT meeting OF the Tyrone technical
/ committee, Mr.. E. r. Herdman, presid-
! ing. Mr. Duke Bradley. principal of the
| technical school. Brighouse, Yorkshire,
was appointed head teacher and organ
izer for the County Tyrone. There
were thirty-five applicants. Of whom
the department had selected six, any
Of whom they would approve of.
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! On Saturday evening the Right. Hon.
Lord O'Brien's daughters were driving
! TO Orlagh from Newlands, Ciondalkin,
and when crossing the steam tram line
above Tallaght the carriage broke
/ down, one of the wheels becoming de-
tached. The horses ran away, but were
stopped after short while by some
countrymen. The coachman and foot
man escaped with slight injuries, and
1 the Ladies O'Brien escaped uninjured.
Mr.. c. Barrett, Tallaght, supplied a car
riage to send the ladies home.
Patrick Foley, manager of the can
teen at the new barracks, Limerick,
was brought before the justices on
! Wednesday charged with the embezzle-
ment of between SIG and $50 canteen
funds. Accused had been arrested by
the Dublin metropolitan police on the
information of Mr.. Thomas F. Double
day, manager of Messrs. Dickson {2
Co, army contractors, and was brought
to Limerick by Sergeant Murray, Bo-
herbuoy barracks. Mr.. Guinane re-
manded accused.
serious accident, resulting in
broken leg, occurred at Newbliss rail
way station on Thursday. Some labor
ers were employed there removing grid
ers TO one of the bridges near Clones.
When lifting one of these on the ''bo-
gle young man named Winters lost
his hold in some unaccountable way.
with the result that the girder fell on
his leg, breaking 1t midway between
the knee and ankle. The unfortunate
man was at once put on the "bogie''
and removed to Clones, where he was
attended by DR.. Henry.
A magnificent marble statue of the
Sacred Heart is being erected in St.
Mary's, Clonnel. 1t stands seventeen
feet high, and cost about $500. 1t is
the gift of the late coroner. James ].
Shee. j. p, Clonnel, and is a companion
TO the handsome statue of the Blessed
Virgin, the gift of a late pastor. the
Rev. E. p. Walsh, and which also cost
ABOUT &50O. Both statues Were executed
by Mr.. George Smith, sculptor, Great
brunswick street, Dublin.
At meeting of the Ballymahon dis
trict council on Thursday the clerk said
that he was about TO have some degrees
Tor arrears of rent executed. Mr.. Null
len. a councillor. asked if they could
not give a reduction of As in the G
and on the suggestion of the chairman
1t was agreed to ask the local govern
ment board TO grams such a reduction
Mr.. Mullen remarked that nearly all