The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-25

fred Murray aged g. residing at Merville terrace,
Fairview, was running across the roadway at Mer-
Vile avenue, it was accidentally knocked down and
injured by cyelist The injured child con-
veyed to Jervis street hospital by conable 10 c.,
where an examination By DR.. j. j. Ryan, house
surgeon it was found to have received compound
fracture of the right leg and after treatment was
removed to the Childrens hospital, Temple street
ALL AROUND IRELAND.
Owing to i'll health, Mr.. William Riedy, master
of the Waterford workhouse, has resigned his po-
stion.
On Friday afternoon a woman named Agnes
Reid, who resided at Tullynacross, Lisburn,
was found dead in bed. She resided alone.
The Most Rev. DIR. Sheehan, bishop of Water
ford and Lismere, was on Thursday presented with
an address from the Clonmel corporation, and the
freedom of the borough, on his return from the
Holy Land
A conference of members of the United Irish
League was held at Westport Thursday, Mr..
Grimes, D. c., presiding, Mr.. John ODonnell, NJ.
P, was present, and message was delivered by Mr..
Barry from Mr.. William OBrien.
On Thursday conference was held of the peo-
pie of Enniscorthy. with a view to the establish
ment of an industry in the town and committee
appointed to confer with the representative
of the Department of Agriculture and Technical
Instruction,
A Dundak telegram states that three lads were
thrown from a roller TO which horse was at
taehed at knockbridge on Saturday evening
through the animal suddenly moving. One, named
Mcguire. was crushed to death, the others being
badly injured.
Early on Sunday morning the house of Mr..
James Markby of Gurtlandros was broken into, an
entrance having been effected through the kitchen
window, and property to the extent of IA pounds,
which included two silver watches and gold watch,
distracted,
The proceedings of the eleventh annual Irish
Trides' Congress concluded on Wednesday at Kill
kenny. Among the resolutions proposed was one
recommending TO the Trades Unions of Ireland
affiliation with the Labour Representation Com
mittee 10 promote the formation of independent
representation in ireland The resolution was
passed by Al votes to a. 1t decided to hold next
years congress in Wexford.
Hon Edward Blake NJ. P, addressed large
and enthusiastic meeting of his constituents OH
Sunday in the Square Longford, dealing prncipal-
ly with the administration of the land acts. Mr.
Blake announced he retiring from his profess
sienal work. Mr.. ]. p. Farrell and Mr.. j. 2. Hay
den, Nj. Ps, also spoke.
it is with regret we announce the death of Mr..
d, i. O'Calaghan, J. P.s which took place on
Sunday at his residence, Brackenstowp, Swords.
Deceased we'll known breeder of high-class
horses, including General Peace, General Cronie.
Conqpering Here OppresseF, etc. The remains viii
be removed for interment to Gcnneen, County
Cork, tomorrow. !.
On Friday DR.. Heron, j. P, coroner for South
Down. held an inquest on the body of Mr.. Edward
Collins, Edward street. Newry, an Independent gen.
tloman of middle age, who died suddenly on Thurs
da ynight Dr. S. Edgar Martin deposed that he
was called upon TO examine the body He found
marks upon it. In his opinion deanth was due
to carebral apopexy. The jury then returned
verdict in accordance with the medical testimony.
A dispatch from Castleisland on Monday says
An alarming fire broke out at o'clock this morning
on the premises of Mr.. Dan O'Callaghan, merchant,
Castieisland In few minutes the fire had spread
10 the adjoinir hnIses and the entire block was
threatened, iarUSIua the police barracks. The
constabuary and the townspeope worked with
commendable prorptitude and pluck, and after a
couple Of hours bard work the fire got under
control, but not aetore damage to the extent of
about 9700 was done. The Office of Mr.. Meredith,
solicitor, was completely destroyed. The damage
is partly covered by insurance.
A dispatch from Limerick on Friday says:
About O'Clock this morning Night Watchnan
Kelly noticed flames issuing from the of the
extensive premises occupied by Messrs. Kidd Bros.
and Georges street. The alarm given and
the eonstabulary from William street and the fire
brigade soon on the scene. The fire had
caught firm hold on sweet factory at the back
of the shop, and this was gutted. Mr, 7. Kidd and
his family, who live over the shop, were aroused,
and made their escape in good time. Cruises hetel
which adjoins Messrs. Kidds premises, was at one
time threatened, but the flames confined to the
place first mentioned, and after an hour the fire
was got under control The damage, which was
considerable, was covered by insurance. The orr
igin of the fire is unknown.
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