The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-10-15

IN tuesday the County Meath Agricultural society
u ther cattle sheep flower and fruit show in Navan
entries were arge and the exposition on the whole
was pronounced success. In the jumping competition
one OF the riders was thrown and was unconscious for
about fifteen minutes ~
Mr. John keeffe seaman has been awarded esoo
uatnages N the English superior courts for personal
sustained by him mate of the IS SPEEDY
or Ne"rS, whilst that vessel was undergoing repairs
On the slip of the defendants in the action Messr Dav
summers d Co., southampton.
- ballitf named Robert Gillespie employed by Major
Dopping Hepenstal, Derrycasson, County LQngford,
vas charged at the Granard petty sessions Wednes-
gay WITT! presenting revolver at some young men
u the district, and was returned for trial
Details have como from Queenstown Of the terrible
experiences OF the sailing ship invernell which ar
rived at that port yesterday from Melbourne after en-
countering weather of the worst and toughest escrp
tlon during the entire voyage.
At the second day of the Curragh September meet
tg ing on Wednesday Almanac the Curragh plate,
Shanganagh Park the Nursery stake ley Lass the Turf
club cup beating St Brcndan, which thus suffered de-
teat for the first time Irish SOIL Bara the Eastern
stakes Consilio the Harvest plate and Carct Lass the
Stewards plate.
At the Carragh meeting on Thursday Lady of the
House won the September stakes. Conmc His Maj
esy plate, Graybeard the Sprnters pate Bushy Bell
the Dudley cup, Woolahra colt the Railway stakes
Pctcrheld the Flying plate, and Rafcragh the Corin
THAN plate
The agricultural department was the subject of con
siderable criticism at the meeting Of the Wcstmeah
county committee, the chief complaint being that the
department had failed to supply qualified instructor
though the necessary funds were voted by the county
council.
The South Tpperary executive of the L. I. L. at
meeting held in Cahir Wednesday,, adopted rcsolu-
lions declaring confidence in Mr. Redmonds chairman
min +,n
Tor broken pledges in parliament and approving of the
action of Cork City in rc-clecting Mr. W. OBrien NJ
r. Mr. j. Culinan, member for the division addressed
the meeting.
On Tuesday, the golden jubilee of the Rev. Mother
lgnatius (OConnelD. Presentation convent Castleis
and was celebrated with every manifestation of reoic
ing Priests attended from various parts of the diocese
While the people of the parish focked in hundreds to
participate IN the ceremonies and tender their congrat
ulatlons to one who holds place in their afec-
tions.
Cork correspondent writes: I'm the course of
very interesting lecture last Thursday at the Assembly
rooms Mr. Grattan Flood made the suggestion that in
CORK at least the approaching centenary of the author
OF the bells of Shannon" ought to be observed in
behttlng way From Mr.. Floods researches it appears
that Fr Frank Mahony Father Prout" was born
IN the city of Cork Dec. 81, 1904 and therefore,
suitable commemoration ought to take place to keep
green the memory of most remarkable literary priest
On thursday exhibition of fat cattle roots poul-
try eggs and butter was held in the park grounds Long
ford There also butter making competition
good deal of interest attached to the days proceed
mgs The poultry, egg and butter departments were
entrusted to committees of ladies representing the fol-
owing centers: Kilashee Balnalee Granard Edge
Eorthstown, -keenagh, Ballymahon, Longford Drum
Ish There large gathering representing every
portion OF the county military band from Mullingar
attended and discoursed selection of music during
he afternoon The competition keen in every sec
lon and the exhibits admitted to have reached
very high degree of excellence
Under the auspices of the United Irish league
meeting was held OH Sunday at Robeen, popuous I
district about SIX miles from here and was attended
y representative from Claremorrs, Banrobe
md the adjoining districts The object was to celebrate
he victory of the united agitation against landlordsm
some ten years ago poor struggling farmer named
2elly, was evicted from his holding by Mr. T. F. Rut-
edge, subsherif of the county for non-payment of
ent and named McGurren placed in possession.
Reilly still up his claim to the old place and for
with McGUrren was with his SON prose-
uted and imprisoned. His offers to the landlord in
ettIement of the debt were refused and it was only
fter Mr.. William OBriens letter to Mr. T. Herapbtv
p, chairman of the Balnrobe district council on 1
he subject that Mr. Ruedge agreed to have the evict
d tenant renstaed Reilly owed four years rent, and
he terms of his reinstatement were that he paid three
ears rent with costs This he did, and is now back I
gain.
GREAT CEREMONY IN KILLARNEY n