The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-17

wounding two boys named J. Maddox and Francis
ODonnell The accused remanded without bail
to next petty sessions.
a rather serious accident occurred on Monday at
Schulz County Cork, by which boy named Michael
| McCunninghan, residing in the locality, sustained
compound fracture of the leg. 1t appears he
gagged harvesting operations and he became entan
gled in moving machine with the unfortunate result
| mentioned
Sergeant Beckett, in charge of the docks constabu
larry station, Limerick, arrested Mary Hanan, young
woman charge of threatening to commit suicide
| by drowning She was brought before the mayor at
the police court and sentenced to months mprison
ment in default of finding bail for her future good be-
havior herself in f5 and two suretes of f2 los each
4 demonstration at Cloontaskert, near Banasloe
Sunday, addressed by Messrs. Roche, Killride
and Flaws, NJ. Ps who strongly urged combination and
organization among the tenants.
On Wednesday afternoon while young man named
James Arhurs Belfast, employed redleader in the
Queens island, Belfast working aboard the steam
ship Dunluce Castle, at Victoria wharf. Belfast, he
missed his footing and fell from the lower deck of the
vessel to the tank top, distance of twenty feet The
unfortunate mans skull is fractured and he is pres
ent IN rather serious condition.
What might have been a serious fire broke out
Monday night about II o'clock at Messrs Guy g. COM
panys premises, Patrick street, Cork and the incident
ing. lighted match thrown heeedessly near the
of the fine shop of Messrs Guy ignited the
facia board within very short time The fire brigade
sent for and the fire extinguished by chemical
fire engine.
At the Queenstown petty session, before Mr.. II. 3.
Brazier Creagh and Mr. E. Fitzgerald the interesting
function of presenting medal for bravery to John
Connel of Queenstown took place. Connell made
heroic attempt Stoker Neville from drowning
the 18th of last June, when he endeavoring to
swim to his ship opposite the Royal Yacht club quay.
The Royal Humane society has made the following |
further awards in of gaantry reported from Ire
land Testimonial vellum to Robert Marshall joiner
Carrickfergus for rescuing boy named McCavana
who accidentally fell from the pier there July %;
certificates Sergeant j. Cole and Constables NJ Cor
and j. W. Giles of the royal Irish constabulary,
for their continued exertions in applying artificial
spration whereby they saved the life of whose
unconscious body they recovered from the at La
hinch County Glare, July s. testimonial to Gunner
j. Bradley R. g. A. Neds Point fort, Buncrana, for his
plucky of bather, who got into difficulties in
Lough Swilly July IS; and testimonial to David
D. Reid Cornmarket, Wexford, for saving John Sui
livan who fell from the pier there June 10.
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A few more meetings like that held on Sunday near
Ballinasloe will go long way towards bringing the
landlords to their In the speeches and in the
resolutions the gospel preached of combination
and organization In his speech from the chair open
The advantage of unity. The people must act
nan. The policy of the landlords had ever been to
leal with them at time. The peoples policy
hould be- therefore, to act together. 1t easy said
father Pelly, to break twig; it hard to break
room. The resolutions embodied united and fight
ng policy on the part of the tenants. There
ign there of the spirit of dsunion and nsubordina
ion, which has been the chief of the Irish
eople which the worst landlords their sole hope
extortion. The meeting pledged itself to the policy
the United Irish league and of the Irish party, and
ook practical steps to give that policy effect.