The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-12


road ran into 4 ditch and capsized. The
dliver was uninjured, but the car was
smashed in several places and had to bC
towed back TO Cahir.
Mr.. Michael Davitt writes to the sec.
retary of Miltownmalbay branch L. 1
L.. in response TO an invitation to be-
come the parliamentary candidate foI
West Clare, stating that he has no in
tention of again submitting TO the
penal servitude of parliamentary life.''
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Mr.. David Fitzgibbon. Fermoy, Coun-
ty Cork. whilst taking a walk by the
Blackwater. had his attention attracted
near the Beach Wood by the crying of
child. On proceeding to the place
he found little infant apparently 4
or months old, wrapped in a piece of
old red flannel. He Immediately in
formed the police, who had the infant
removed to the workhouse hospital.
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Mr.. Joseph Devlin, NJ P: Mr., Denis
Kilbride. NJ. p. and Mr. Frank Far
lev of Manchester addressed meetings
at Bailieborough and Virginia, Cavan.
Mr.. Samuel Young, NJ. p. also attended
at Bailieborough, and his speech was
freely commented upon by the crowd
and the other speakers.
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The Ulster Farmers and Laborers
| association have selected Mr. Arnold
| White, London, to contest North Derry.
Addressing meeting of his Limavaddy
supporters on Monday he said no man
could be a loyal. subject to the king
who was in favor of separation. Home
rule to him meant separation. He was,
J., in for 0f
cause the English parliament was over
worked and paralysed.
The Mayo county council has adopted
form Of guarantee in accordance
with the demands of the treasury in
| connection with the marine works at
! Innislyre, Touragee, and Belmullet.
Sir Antony Mcdonnell attended the
meeting of the council at which the
matter was discussed and settled.
At special meeting of the Wex-
ford county council held to consider
resolution calling on the government to
pass a marine act suitable TO the south
end of Irelanl. Sir Thomas H. Grattan
Esmonde, Bart. NJ. p. said the reason
we could not get on in Ireland was that
the castle boards were playing ping
pong with public proposals.
The temperance concerts opened at
Waterford on Saturday night in the
city hall. Father Furlong. president.
presided. and opened the proceedings
by an enthusiastic review of the work
of the society last winter, the good
it rad effected, and the healthy amuse-
ment the concerts had provided for the
people. especially the working classes,
On, Cot
this year the concerts would be even |
more successful.
Alderman O'Mara presided at the |
annual general meeting of the Limerick
Industrial association at the chamber |
of commerce on Friday night. 1t was
decided to register the association as |
limited company. three dissenting. The
balance sheet .noWed a net credit of
$50, which was regarded as satisfac-
tory A subcommittee was appointed
to meet 10 consider the rules of the
association.
On a charge of receiving moneys on
behalf of his employer. Mr., McPhail "a
newspaper proprietor in County Wick
low, Bray journalist named r. j.
Campbell was on Thursday sent for
trial to the commission by Mr.. Swifte
IN the southern police court. The de-
fence was that the moneys received
were in the nature of a personal loan
He failed to turn up at the commission
and warrant was issued.
Al meeting of the. Irish bishops at
Maynooth on Tuesday the Rev DIR.
Thomas P. Gilmartin,t senior dean, was
appointed vice president of the col
y,1s 7
Of sacred eloquence was filled bJ the ;
appointment of the Rev, DR.. Beecher.
If the diocese of Waterford. Profess {
sors of dogmatic and moral theology {
we're also appointed.
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John Fitzpatrick, Moyad, and a '
young man named Darby of Fofanny, | S
rather serious injuries whilst s
,nga ged in the sinking OF trial pits 1
within the catchmen area of the Joint {
Waterford board, at place in the
beers Meadow. which forms part of t
he Mourne Range. They We're precipi- I
ated into the pit, distance of about c
en- feet with the result that Fitzpat- c
ick got his leg and arm broken, and 1
Darby received injuries of a somewhat c
imilar nature. t
The sea fisheries in southwest Kerry s
ave been much retarded during the t
-eeiI by adverse weather and high t
eas. On couple of favorable days. I
owever, good results were generally t
ad all round. In the mackerel depart t
lent the captures We're chiefly confined c
0 short nets" as distinguished from d
zines or long nets" and averaged b
bout 500 fish to each boat II
On Saturday Coroner A. Blake held n
n inquest at Mrs. O'Neilrs public e.
ouse, Al Clarence street, Cork into the e.
circumstances attending the death of n
ridget Burke, a widow, aged about GO c,
ears, residing at 2S Crowley's lane. NJ
no was found dead outside her door is
bout o'clock on Saturday morning. ! Il
r. Maurice J. O'Connell stated that in /.
is opinion death was due TO heart dis d
ase. A verdict in accordance with the 81
edfcal evidence was returned in
Sir Antony MacDonnell. the under d,
scretary. paid a visit TO Castlebar to v
scuss the question of marine works q,
Mayo with the county council. On
Inday the Urban council of Castlebar fa
'esented an address of welcome to his 8,
alive county to Sir Antony, and in OF
s reply he referred to the land bill al
Id the work og the congested districts n
'ard. saying he looked forward to ds
ore rapid progress in the work Of the a
tier body. h.
o. ~ he
On Tuesday a scene of great excite
ent and violence was witnessed in The III
~ as oI nINeistoHil, county Cork. AT in
e petty sessions held there the men be
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