The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-03

The report of Arthur Guinness, Son g. Company
for the year ended June so that the profits
amount to 9S9,98S pounds.
An application for letters patent to produce play:
in the Kingston pavilion was heard Tuesday 1t
ntated that the patent for the Irish National theatre
Is likely to be granted
John Malone, motor1nan in the employ of the Dub
I'm Tramway company, acquitted Thursday on
the charge of causing the death of little girl named
Hancock by negligenty drying his team.
While gas filter named Simon Coyle Of 35 Charlie
vile engaged at has occupation of examin-
ing the gas meters of the general post Office Tuesday
sudden explosion took place. causing serious injuries
his body, particularly about the chest and The
corporation ambulance was summoned.
On Saturday violent storm ragged in Kingstown
and along the coast. The roof of house in Patrick
street Kigstown, fell in and the debris in falling
struck young named John Marrow who resided
IN the house with his family. He went St. Aichaels
hospital, where he treated by DIR. McDemott who
stated that the had sustained slight injuries on
the face and back and that they would have serious
effect
A lively gale blew over the city on Saturday, but
gradually subsidized in severity as the evening advanced
The spectacle of flying hats pursued by their owners
quite The clouds of dust raised by
the wind proved far from pleasant though the nvigor
ating blow" was after the high temperature of the
past week, not altogether mwelcome. Cycling was rem
dered difficult, at times almost impossible but still num-
bers of votares of the wheel held souy their
during the day. In the neighborhood of SummerhI
the roof of shed was blown away, and woman was
injured by the falling debris.
Dr. Byrne, city coroner held an inquest at the
morgue Tuesday on the remains of Joseph Murray,
a clerk who resided at Alexandra terrace South Cir
cuar road and who died the previous day 1t appeared
that Saturday morning the deceased was knocked
down by the gale in Essex street. and was severely cut
the head. After he had been treated at MERGERS |
hospital he proceeded home After being at home for
some time he complained of feeling ILL., Mrs Murray
for priest and DR.. Kennedy but her husband died
on Monday,
An important addition has just been made to the
fleet Of steamers owned by the London q Northwest rail
way and employed by them in the service between Dub
lin North WalD and Holyhead and between Greenore
and Holyhead. With five regular saiings each day
two express passenger and three cargo-each way be-
Dublin and Holyhead, and one daily sailing to
and from Greenore well frequent special sangs
The necessity of keeping up large fotla of steam
boats is apparent.
sad burning accident, resulting in the death of
little girl named Mona Connolly, aged 13 of 81 PIN
co occurred Wednesday, With her sister and their
mother she have left this morning for America
TO join her father there The sisters the youngest
Of whom Is aged 4 proceeded Wednesday to the
house, 10 St Coumbas road, where outfits were being
prepared for them. While they there the clothes
Of the elder girl accidentally caught fire. Mr. Alex
ander Beatty, of "A St. CoumbaS road who was at =
racted to the place by her screaming, wrapped rug
lround her and carried her 10 the Drumcondra hospital
where she ATTENDED by Doctor Pringle. She '
was, however severely burned that she died at the
hospital on Thursday. q