The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-01-30
ALL AROUND IRELAND.

Waterford has sent e100 to the Parliamentary
Fund
Judge O'Connor Morris is lying i'll at his resi-
dence, Gortnamona, near Tullamore.
Joseph Moan was hanged in Derry Jail on Tues
day for the Trillick murder
Very deep and sincere regret has been evoked
throughout the Middleton district by the death, on
Wednesday morning, of Mr.. James B. Barry, late
manager of the Middleton branch of the Munster
and Leinster Bank
On Wednesday the police in Mas received word
that the house of man named John Kenny, Osber-
town had been burned to the ground and that his
daughter, Kate had been consumed in the flames.
At Clones Monaghan, on Wednesday, Joseph
Fee was again formally remanded, charged with
the murder of John Flanagan in April last.
The inquest touching the death of John Flana-
gan, fowl dealer, whose body was found in manure
heap at Clones was resumed on Monday Evidence
was given and the inquiry adjourned until the 25th
instant for medical testimony.
The inquest on John O'Keefe, who was alleged
to have been thrown into the River Lee, at Cork,
on the night of Dec. 28 was concluded on Tuesday.
The jury returned open verdict, and condemned
the false reports published in English papers at
the Young Ireland Society.
The Postmaster General has intmated to the
Hon. B. T. O'Neill, NJ. P, that the scheme for a
connecting telephone with Belfast Coleraine, Port
rush, Limavady, and Londonderry has been adopted.
At Ballinanlore, County Leitrim, on Thursday,
Stephen Morton, exMilitiaman, aged 25, COM
mitted for trial at Leit1m Assizes, charged with
poisoning q widow named Bridget Maher, aged "a,
of ciy by-o al-
legged, cantharides.
Mr.. T. W. Russell, NJ. p. writes: CLEARLY, there
must be an amending bill the moment Parliament
opens. But there ought to be no more land acts
by consent. Mr. Wyndham may make UP his mind
that the policy of Cancellation has had its day.
A farmer named Doherty, who was arrested some
time ago for seriously woundng Mr.. Swan, Clerk
of Petty Sessions, Buncrapa, on Christmas Eve by
attacking him with a fork on Friday returned
for trial.
There has just died i'll the village of Baslick
named Peggy Moran, who had reached the
great age Of 103 years. The deceased had never
known days illness, and up to couple of months
ago was able to attend to her household duties.
An arrest was effected on Thursday by a Scot
land Yard detective in the town of Donegal. A gen
tleman of German extraction has been living there
for some time in splendid style on a local estate
which he had purchased. Last night he was taken
into custody, charged with being concerned in a
crooked financial matter.
The body Of the man alleged to have been thrown
into the River Lee about midnight on Monday was
picked up on Wednesday quite TO the place
where the voices were heard. He has been denti-
fed as O'Keefe, who was in the employment of one
Of the local newspapers as canvasser.
Wn rao I1, 10 tha Of M,
Thomas Delaney, {. ID. c.. Main street, Blackrock.
His DEATH which took place about a. III. oil Satur-
day, came a great shock to the people of Black
rock, with whom he great favorite, as al
though he had been for some short time past suf-
fering from illness, his death not at all antici
pated.
On Thursday morning the dead body of a sailor
was found on the strand at Ballyconnigar, on the
Wexford Coast. A couple of miles further north
ships boat washed ashore. and also a quantity
OF debris Il is considered not improbable that some
unfortunate vessel has been lost. The deceased
sailor, who has not yet been identified, was about
feet inches in height, and apparently between
% and 80 years of age.
An important meeting was held in Listowel last
week to take steps to form Town Tenants Asso-
clatlon for Listowel. There a large and repre-
sentative attendance. It was unanimously decided
to establish Town Tenants Association and to act
IN unity with the other towns In which the town
tenants movement is now actively working Mr.
E. j. Gleeson elected honorable secretary and
was directed to communicate their action to Couil-
cillor Briscoe, of Dublin and Mr.. William Field
NJ. p.
Recently two higl-cass Irish dramas were sue
cessfuly produced under the auspices of the Cas-
tecomer Branch of the Gaelic League, viz, "The
Deliverance of Red Hugh from Captivity" and a
new Irish comedy played for the first time on anv
STACEY entitled "rhe Doctors Fee,p both from the
pen of the talented writer, Miss Alice Milligan
Amongst those who took part in the plays were the
Misses K Dunphy, l.. Carpenter, K. Dwyer, NJ
Dunne and Messrs. J. Kelly, I. Quinn, NJ. Brennan,
al. Deevy, j. Quinn, G. Horgan and j. Deevy
Intelligence has reached Killarney that about
4 O'Clock on Sunday morning the house of widow
named Mrs. Dineen, residing at Crosstown, in the
Headfort sub-police district was fired into. It is
alleged that two gun shots were fred through the
bedroom window, and that some of the grains of
shot were afterward found embedded in the furni-