The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-02-20

1 succeed Drs cannon as provost VI Ii4liACS
A Kerry policeman who claimed $1,000 compen-
sation for injuries has been awarded $50.
The offices of the Enniscorthy Echo were burned
down on Sunday morning.
Mr. T. W. Russell has written letter in sup
port of MIRA. Dobbie, the liberal candidate for the
representation of Ayr Burghs.
The Presbyterian Soldiers institute which has
been erected at the Curragh camp was formally
opened on Friday.
Lord Barrymore had narrow escape from seri-
Gus injury by fall from outside in Cork
Saturday
French man-of-war put into Galway on Sat
urday and buried seaman who had died on board
I strike affecting about twenty men has taken
pl~> at the sawmills of Messrs Spraight d Sons
Limited, Henry street, Limerick.
A new company has been registered for the pur
pose of providing service of motor cars between
Dublin and Swords.
At meeting of delegates of Gaelic league
branches, held in Cork on Wednesday. it was decid
ed to hold the next Munster Feis at Killarney.
The mayor of Chicago has written to Mr.. John
Redmond, M. p thanking "the great party of
which he is leader" for their cablegram OF sym
pathy.
Coisde Ceanntair. voicing the opinion Of the
Gaelic league in the city and county OF Dublin pro-
tests in the strongest manner against the holding
of an international exhibition in Dublin.
Mr.. William O'Bren telegraphs to Cork Il
feel bound to reiterate in the painest possible Ian
guage that for me membership of the Parliamentary
party under existing circumstances has been
dered intolerable and impossible"
Mr.. T. W. Russell, NJ. p. writes that not only
has the land act broken down in Ulster out the pol
icy of Cancellation has been killed by the landlord
demands.
The four men charged with brutal assault on
the Rev. Stephen Brown, G. O.. Markethill, and Mr..
john MeGrath of the same place, are returned for
trial to the next quarter sessions at Armagh.
An inquest on the body of a woman, drowned in
the Lagan was held in Belfast the 18th inst.
She was believed to be the wife of who idep-
tilted the body, but on Monday night the mans wife
reappeared after weeks absence from home.
The thirty-sixth ordinary general meeting of
the directors and shareholders of the Munster and
Leinster bank was held on Monday in the assembly
rooms. A dividend at the rate of u per cent per
annum declared.
At meeting Of the Ulster Farmers and Labor
ers' union, the Rev Richard Lytte said the recent
letter of Lord Dunraven on the land act betrayed
utter ignorance of what had happened in Ulster |
during the past four months. The landlords had |
not stood By the terms of the conference.
At the resumed inquest at Clones Monday
touching the death of Joh, flanagan, whose body
was found in a heap on Dec. Is last. the
jury found that deceased to his death from
to6 hI-e
known.
In the case of the death of Mary Byrne, who
shot by her brother William on Saturday night and
William Byrne who was found drowned OH Sunday
morning in drain about 500 yards from his house
near Aughrim, the coroner's jury has returned a
verdict in accordance with the medical testimony,
and expresses the opinion that William Byrne
insane.
On Friday night the booking clerks Office, ad-
Joining the goods store of the Clonmel railway sta
ton, was broken into, the safes etc, forced, and
some cash and checks belonging to Mr. Murphy,
carrier, taken. Books and papers were knocked
about, and some were injured bv fire. The night
gatchman discovered the place in flames and did
ais best to put them out. Mr.. Brunicardi and the
police were quickly on the scene and the fire was
got under. The police are investigating the mat
er, but have not yet found the clue to the burglar
A dispatch from Fermoy, County Cork, on Sat
1rday says News reached Fermoy today of a very
sad shooting fatality which occurred at Woodside,
the residence of Dr. Warren, J. p
The circumstances reported are briefly as fol-
ows: The son of DIR. Warren, aged between 10 and
Il years. went out on Friday evening with rook
life to shoot some thrushes. About 6 o'clock par
or maid named O'Shea, aged about % years, went
o call the lad in to tea. Coming back along the
avenue towards the house he commenced tricking
With the rife, when it accidentally went off The
charge, which was No. shot entered the unfor-
innate womans left eye, death being instantaneous
rhe native of Mitchelstown and was
highly respected by DIR. Warren's family
The Clonmel Nationalist publishes the follow
ng: Great indignation has been aroused in Clon-
mel by the scandalous tactics resorted to by some
ntiCaholic bigots in placing stealthily in the book
ases of the Catholic Truth society tracts contain
ng vile attacks nuns and the Blessed Virgin
Nary. To further the success of their dirty work.
he bigots had these tracts turned out somewhat
Ike to the Catholic Truth society's publications
nd had actually the audacity to go 80 far as to
insert the nprinatur which is to be found in Cath
lie works! Five of these wicked productions were
ound in the Catholic Truth society's box in the
orch of SIS. Peter and Paul's on Saturday night
y the energetic secretary of the society. Mr..
soulfe, but it is not known how many Of them