The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-08-13

An inquest was held on Monday at Howth on the
body of Mr.. Williams, who manager of the Rath
mines branch of the Royal bank. The medical testi
mony was that the deceased suffered from weak
heart and that sudden plunge in the would cause
a stoppage of the hearts action
The dinner to the Hon. E. Blake, MP, by the Irish
party is fixed for Wednesday, July 9th The dinner
is intended as a complimentary recognition of his
great services and sacrifices for the Irish 1t
will take place in the House of Commons, and the
chair will be taken by Mr.. j. Redmond, Mp
ALL AROUND IRELAND.
DrogbedaN Fruit, Ltd, is to be wound up The
agricultural and technical department has taken
the factory.
A notable figure in Irish public life has been Re-
moved by the death of Mr.. Edmund Gerald Dease,
DL, J.P.
There were no criminal cases for trial on Monday
when Cork Assizes opened-a thing for which,
Mr.. Justice Gibson stated, there few If any pre-
cedents in the past.
Major Jameson MP, who was elected as NATIONAL
is member for West Clare Wednesday took his seat
on the government side of the House of Commons.
AT Castebar Assizes the grand jury found @no
bI' in the case of Constable Quill who stood charged
with having committed perjury in licensing prosecu
tion at Ballnasloe petty sessions IN April last.
A sad fatality is reported from the townland of
Arden Kings county man named Moloy rested a
pitch fork on the ground and fell from hay cock on
TO the upturned prongs of the fork on which he was
mpaled.
On Thursday fire broke out in Mountmellick
workhouse domolishing the lantern surmounting the
principal staircase the womens side and stripping
thirty square feet of the roof. No casualties occurred
On Saturday an inquest was held at the Dslkey
police station the remains of Constable james
Burke 69F. The jury found that deceased was acci-
dentaly drowned while bathing
fire broke out at haf-past four on Saturday even
ing in the paint shop of the St. Parick's mills,
Foynes, and after raging furiously for time, des-
troyed the building and contents.
On Wednesday, in the land judges court, Justice
Ross accepted the offer of the congesed districts board
purchase the Burke estate situate in the counties
of Mayo and Galway, for G4272.
At the Carlow Summer Assizes on Thursday an ac
tion for damages by Miss Johanna Murphy, of Fair
view Bagnastown, against William Fitzpatrick, Royal
Oak, for breach of promise of marriage, settled
plaintiff to receive $50 and all costs
Mr.. J. Dillon, Mp wrote to the Limerick execu-
tive of the United Irish league Wednesday sug-
gesting that public meetings should be held to de-
nounce the breach of faith the part of the govern
ment regarding the Irish labourers.
There was only one case to go before the grand
jury of the County Derry at the Commission Assze,
opened on Monday by Lord Justice Walker 1t was a
Of alleged child murder by young mother who
was allowed to stand out on her parents bail.
At the last meeting of the Clonme corporation a
resolution was received from the Dungarvan Urban
Council favouring the proposal to build railway from
that town to Conme out Of the $4,000 lying in
the hands Of the treasury in connection with the Fish
guard line The proposal favourably received and
adopted All the local bodies III Dungarvan have |
passed resolutions in favour of this line which would
open no long neglected district and give South Tip
perary an alternative and convenient seaport line
between these towns contemplated years ago and
was actually staked out.
A peculiarly sad and sudden death occurred at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS railway station, about eight
miles from Muingar. young girl named Reddy had /
travelled from London to visit some relatives at a
place called Middleton, At the station she met |
by her sister, who stepped forward to meet the young
traveller as she aghted from the carriage but the lat
Ter suddenly dropped down the platform, and DR..
Owen Kerrigan, who happened to be the spot, lifted
the poor girl up, only to find that life extinct.
The police in Nayan have received Mr.. Moss's re-
port the result of his examination of the vscera of
of the cows, the property of Mr.. MI. Rogers
Navan, which were found dead his lands at
Donoughmore a few days ago. Mr.. Mess says that on
first trial he found traces of arsenic detailed re-
suit of the examination will be sent later onihhe cat
tie which beautiful prizebred ones, were valued
ctennent here. Mr.. Rogers has lodged claim for