The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-24

Presbytery at o'clock on Monday evening when there
big gathering of the prefects sub-prefects and
other representatives of the confraternity.
Amongst the visitors to Killarney during the pres
ent week are Mr. VIII Crooks, NJ. P, for Woolwch
and his wife, who are the guests of Mr.. John Murphy
M. p, at Park Place hotel. 1t viii be remembered that
Mr.. Crooks memorable election two years ago
at Woowch converting a large Tory majority into a
minority of over 1000 on the occasion
A representative meeting of the people of Roscrea
was held IN the library Monday, after II O'Clock
mass for the purpose of arranging present lll-
minated address to the Most Rev Dr. Fogary, bishop
elect of Kialoe the occasion of his conservation.
On the 18th of August Miss Birdie Casey in relie-
ION Sister Mary Patrick the youngest daughter of Mr.
James Casey, contractor and farmer, Castletown Con-
yerS. County Limerick made her Profession in Mount
! St Vincents convent, Halifax, Canada She received
her first religious instructions at the popular
Ballingarry.
On Tuesday evening, shortly before o'clock, sad
fatal accident occurred at Gortnaclohy short dis
! tance from Skbbereen whereby an old man named
Michael Sullivan lost his life The deceased and five or
six others engaged in making hay rick when he
fell about twelve feet and succumbed shortly afterwards
A meeting of the people of Gengariffe and Bonane
held in the Old Church. Gengariffe for the pur-
pose of making suitable presentation from the parish
to Archdeacon Mangan the day of his conservation.
The new bishop parish priest of Glengarife for
seven years. the naturally delighted
at the elevation of their old parish priest to the high
dignity of the episcopate
young named Daniel Evans, by occupation
fruiterer, and residing at SO Shandon street Cork,
committed suicide on Wednesday at his residence. The
deceased was seen to go upstairs that evening about
$50, and his dead body found suspended from
the skyligh i'll his own bedroom by thin cord short
time after He aged So and was married. The
affair has created melancholy sensation.
farmer named Robert Houden who resided near Edge
worthstown. Deceased engaged i'll conveying hay
from an outside town to the haggard He was build
ing load of hay cart and in the act of tying
1t down, when, having pulled the rope with too much
force it snapped and he precpitated from the top
of the load onto the roadway. He died within few
minutes Medical examination subsequently disclosed
that the poor mans neck broken in the fall De-
ceased leaves wife and large family
man named James Twomey (sO) widower, rcsid-
ing at st. Marys avenue, Cork lost his life under ex
tremey sad circumstances in that city on Wednesday
evening 1t appears that at about $50 horse to
which attached common, two-wheeled dray driven
by the deceased took fright from the old Youghal
road and gaoped wildly in the direction of Dillons
Cross The unfortunate driver was precptated to the
ground with much violence as he endeavored to get |
off the and the wheel passing over his neck killed
him almost instantaneously. The body was conveyed
to the North inirmary, and examination there was
found that he had sustained severe fracture of the
base of the skull.
Cork harbor is safe place for ships but not for
whales. Local waters are teeming with mackerel and
other fish, and Saturday the whales drove inshore
IN search of their dinner and met their DEATH They
went aground the rocks near Roches point and they
were left stranded high and dry by the recedng waters
In vain attempt TO regain their native element the
two whales pounded themselves to death and bespat
tered all the surrounding rocks with their bloody death
struggles. The two big fellows measured twenty-six
feet in length duness the carcasses have been car
rled away by the next tide residents in the neghborhoo
Will during the continuance of the present hot weather
have unpleasant reminders of the proximity of the
I-fated whales.