The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-07-23

The action against the owners of the steamsh
Cloughmore by the relatives of four of the crew wi
lost their lives when the ship foundered off Tory
land for damages the ground of alleged negligenc
terminated on Monday In a verdict for the plaintiff
win damages amounting IN the aggregate to $3.50.
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On Monday in the Northern Police Court a. tran
way motOrman named John Malone was sent for tri
to the commission a charge of having caused IL
death OF Teresa Hancock. aged six years. of Stran
Vile Avenue, North Strand by knocking her down wit
tram.
On Monday the city coroner held an inouest on
boy named James Richard Cannon of Lower Gardine
street who died in Sir Patrick Dun's hospital follow
ing injuries received in vat of boiling water in DuG
I'm City Dlstlllery, South Great Brunswick stree
The jury found that the fatal scads were accidental
received while in the discharge of his duties.
A resolution adopted by the Royal Irish Acad
eny of Music at It's annual meeting on Wednesday re
gretting the government did not hold out anv imme
dlate hope of granting them the premises at presen
held by the College of Science providing other suit
able premises. 1t was decided to again approach tb
lord lieutenant on the subject.
child named Ethel Diamond. aged 6, residing 8
me North Strand road, playing with other chill
dren IN the Saturday when its clothes cauph
hre and, rushing into the house, was badly burned
about the face, back and before the mother who
was also burned about the arms, could extnguish the
hames. The child was brought to Jervis street Hos
pltal, where 1t was treated by Dr. D. Gray house sur
geon and Mr. Martin, who detained it patient
ALL AROUND IRELAND.
Dr. Biggs, well known educationalist was
drowned at Enniskillen on Thursday
demonstration in celebration of the Wolfe Tone
Anniversary took place in Cork on Sunday night
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The foundation-stone of the proposed artisans
dwellings, at hlngstown laid Thursday afternoon
by Mr. j. }. Kennedy, J.P. chairman of the Urban
council.
Freeman-s Journal representative has had an in
ierTlew with President Roosevelt, who thinks that
home rule cannot be long denied to Ireland
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Gaelic students will be glad to learn that it is pro-
posed to issue series of reproductions of Irish manu-
scripts contained in the Bodelian Library
At the close Of the academical year, Rockwell col
lege was honored by a visit from his Lordship Mon
slgnor Leroy, SuperorGeneral of the Holy Ghost Or
The interest eentered in the doings of James Gill
lne NeWry steepeJae who has defed the law for the
past fortnight increases every day He was the reci-
plent on Thursday of few more placards conpratu
lating him.
For driving his motor-car in a reckless ,no,,o
and at speed dangerous to the public, Mr. Thomas
j. Murphy OF Rathangan, county Kildare was fined IS
IN the Dublin Police courts on Wednesday
The Press Association says:-The Kings bounty of
three pounds has been received by Mrs O'LouebIen
Wlie OF an engine-driver at Limerick who recently
presented her husband with triplets
At the Galway quarter sessions on Saturday de-
crees Tor rent were granted against number of ten
ants on the kimacduagh estate of Mr. Walter shave
Taylor whose eldest son, Captain John Shave TayIo
was secretary of the land conference
A meeting of the Irish hierarchy was held on wad-
nesdoy at Maynooth. His Eminence Cardinal Lop,,e
presided An important statement on the education
question and series of resolutions on the exclusi6n
OF Oathohcs from appointments adopted r
On Saturday night. Mr. James Hegarty, B.
Rathhfarnam, ex-president of the Irish National
IeacngrS organization was entertained at dinner by
ms colleagues. and presented with an illuminated adj
dress and silver tea and coffee service.
The case of the Corporation of Belfast ve +be Ro-
qemptorst Fathers of Belfast before the Court of
hlngs Bench. Dublin, Thursday on appeal The |
natter arose IN respect TO of poor rate and
municipal rates. 1t arranged to drop the present
proceedings with view of having the question decided
by the House of Lords.
ne annual meeting of the Maynooth Union was held
on thursday. There was an unusually large attend
ance The Bishop of Ross read paper on IsWoman's
Share IN the Industrial Revival" and the Very Rev
DIR. Hogan "The Attitude of Protestan+s To-
wards Catholics" An important discussion followed
the latter.
The report Of the Council of the Bar of Ireland
upon upon the Judcature and Development Grant, Qreand1
Bll; 1904 states that further reduction can he
made IN the Supreme Court Judiciary without seri-
ous interfering with the efficient administration of
legal business in this country.
young woman named Sarah Doberty. aged u. of
~ P0snett street Belfast, who was admitted to the
Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast on FRIDAY SUFFERING
from burns all the body caused by the upsetting
OF parrafhn lamp died in that institution She was
a smoother IN the employment of Mr. Robert M,Bride
pathetic incident occurred on board the Cam
oania which arrived in Queenstown on FRIDAY after
noon from New York. Amongst the passengers was {
Colonel Immersion, the New York Worlds war cores
oondent who, 1t Will be remembered reported to
nave been shot by Russians in Manchuria the colonel
lavlng been, it stated mistaken for spy While
1t sea one of the messages received through the Mar
,onI wireless system WAS the news of the deat f