The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-10

rct Inspector Tweedy with selling drink out of bis late
employers van at Knocklof, outside Clonnei on the
18th of duly last The magistrates after consultation
sentenced the defendant to one months lmprlsohhen
| without hard labor.
| The City of Cork Steam Packet companys ship In
nisarra which arrived at Queenstown Sunday morn
ing from Milford is reported have lost one of the
blades of her propeller the passage to Queenstown
She was slightly behind her usual time on arrival.
The Press association SAYS Major Richard Fienncl
Royal Munster Fusers (retired died suddenly at Lis
born on Thursday. The deceased officer, when heu-
tenant rendered conspicuous service III the burmese
| expedition of 1SS5-S9.
Under the auspices of the Munster Irish Training
college, Balingary, excursion of particularly en-
oyable nature was organized on Sunday last and the
excursionsts included the professors, students and
members of the committee. The venue selected was
Glengarife.
During the past fortnight the blight has made great
havoc in the potato crop at Tpperary. In some fields
the leaves almost completely withered and nothing
remains but the stalk The potatoes also blackening
to a considerable extent.
A dispatch from Cork on Sunday says: The death is
announced Of Hatton r. O'kearney solicitor, who for
many years acted the late Lord Cors agent in the
south of Ireland He took prominent part i'll the re-
cent dispute the estate. which was amicably ar
ranged shortly before Lord Corks death.
woman named Campbell, wife of Robert Campbell,
Railway street. Ballymena, awoke up on Tuesday morn
ing and found her infant child lying beside her in bed
quite dead. The communicated with, but
after investigating the matter, he did not deem it
cessary to hold an inquest
On Sunday last the members OF the Cork Gaelic
league with a cordial reception at Middleton from
the members of the Middleton branch the return of
the former from East Ferry the venue of their annual
On ard to
excursonists invited when passing through Mide
ton into the town haS where social entertainment
provided for the enSynent of the Gaelic visitors
The harvest in Tipperary is ripening fast. In
era adjoining district the wheat and oats have been cut
and in field at Ardgeeba, quite close to the town,
the wheat has been stacked Both crops fairly good
and much depends the weather for the success
of the harvest great portion of the old hay has been
cut and saved of i'll very bad condition Saw
ing operations, however, have been a considerable
extent retarted by the recent rains.
At the Newry No. County Down rural council
on Saturday last resolution unanimously adopt
ed congratuating the promoters of the Newrys Ready
and lyman railway upon their in securing
grant of f75000 from the treasury towards the
struction of that ne and urging upon them and all
in the welfare of Newry and district the
great desiraby of constructing line of railway from
Newry to Rathfriand (via Mayobridge and Hilltown)
to connect with the Great Northern IL County Down |
railway systems at point beyond Rathfriland.
On the 10th inst. Mr.. I. Hanrahan of Middleton, Sc
Nor supervisor, with official friends behalf of
The inland revenue staff of Cork collection, waited upon
Mr.. James Murphy, late collector of inland at
Cork, and active collector at Dublin, for the pur-
post of making him presentation his recent pro-
notion The presentation consisted of tray of Celtic
lesgn fruit and flower stand case of fruit and dish
nves and forks, furnished desert stand and several
mailer table articles in solid silver In reply Mr. Muir
hy expressed his heartfelt thanks for the beautiful
nd costly souvenirs of Cork and referred to the pleas
will give him to see and thank the subscribers
ersonally at an early date
The tenants the estate of Major Maude in County
pperary. offered him tweny-one years purchase. This,
18th the bonus would give him about twenty and
ne-half years purchase, price which any landlord
ould have jumped at before the passing of the land
ct 1t would give him, invested i'll sound securities,
lre income greater than his net income But his an
ver to the reasonable offer of the tenants takes the
orm of writs against of the principal of them
the years rent due May l. which includes the hang
lg gale. For her estate in County Monaghan, Mrs.
rchdae refuses the tenants extravagan offer of twen
three years purchase, and demands twentyfour and
lehalf with the bonus. over twenty-seven years
urchase Surely it is futile to talk of Cancellation
hen landlords hold out for such terms The notion
lat landlord would agree to take less if he were of
red more, is which does not stand the strain of
,perience.
A correspondent of the Freemans journal calls al,
nJlon 10 the 1acJ tnaC inc olSC OF december VIII be
centenary of the birth of Francis Sylvester Maho-
", better known Father Prout" 1t was Gil the
asst of ST. Sylvester Dec 80 of the year 1904 that l
thor of the "Bells of Shandon first the liyht in
ork, He entered Clongowes Wood college on Feb. ~
Is, and studied there for four years, to which college
returned in July, 1925, a Jesuit novice In Sep :
mber 1927, after giving up the notion of being a
suit he entered the Irish college in Rome, and he
ordained secular priest for his native diocese in
80, at Lucca. From 1882 to the autumn of 1888 he
IS chaplain to the cholera hospital in Cork and he
went TO London, where he became associated with
ascr's Magazine.
World Fair Grounds. St. Lous-Tn the Irish sports
T. Kiely, champion amateur athlete of the world