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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19
Walking Match at Cork.

4 walking match from Cork to Cross
haven took place recently and excited
much interest. as indicated by the fact
that long before the hour the contest
was due to open large crowd of people
assembled in Patrick street in front of
the Victoria hotel, where the coInpeti-
tors were TO line up Out of nineteen
entries only nine competed and despite
the sultriness, OF the day as well as oc-
casionai heavy showers which made the
going at times heavy and unpleasant,
ali contestants, finished in fairly good
time. The following tried the issue:
j. H. Hudson, Cork; D. Barry, Bally
martle; John Morrison, Cork; James
Lyons, Mayfeld:. d. Lyons, Mayfield;
NJ. 0'Crowley, RfverstowI; D. O'Dono-
grohane, and T. Cunningham, Cork.
The start was at 3:12, and J. Lyons
forged ahead to the premier nlaee early
in the contest and maintained his lead
unTemittingly TO the end Of the race.
The finishing times were: j. Lyons,
accomplishing the journey in 2 hours;
D. Barry, second, 2 hours minutes 30
seconds; N. Crowley. third, > hours 6
minutes: j. Morrison, fourth. hours
Il minutes; D. Lyons fifth, hours 13
minutes; j. II. Hudson. sixth, 2 hours
l. minutes: d. Donoghue, seventh, 2
hours 19 minutes; T. O'Flaherty, eighth.
. hours 20 minutes: T. Cunningham,
ninth. hours SO minutes.
The winner of the contest secures the
silver challenge cup which was offered
for competition by the Cork, Blackrock
and Passage Railway company. The
other trophies were four medals. which
were presented by the Walking club.
A large number of people were assem-
bled in Crosshaven to witness the finish
OF the contest and the competitors were
followed from Cork by retinue of
cars
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

Dublin Weekly Freeman. July 29)
The Irish Athletic Championships C.
A.A) were held i'm Cork N Sunday, and
We're very successful in every respect.
-
on Saturday Mr.. Justice FitzGerald
delivered judgment in the land commits
sion court in a number of fair rent ap-
peals.
On Tuesday a braror Of the United
Irish league was est pi ed in Han
nahstown. near Bel ST.
The lord chief justlos, in opening the
county Wicklow ASS aes n Monday,
congratulated the grtuo Jury on the
state OF the county VIII h. he said, was
most satisfactory.
on Monday in the matter Of John
Howard Parneus estate, Mr.. Justice
Ross made an order reserving 92,500
10 satisfy the dover Of Mrs. Parnell.
.
On Monday in the land judges court.
Mr. Justice Ross accepted an offer Of
the land commission to purchase the
Harrison estate in The county of Down
Tor 97S9SI
Mr.. John Edward Hussey, JP.. Co.
Kerry died on Tuesday from the ef-
fects or injuries received by accident
ally falling over q cliff at Annascaul on
Sunday.
Mrs. Grogau a wealthy lady. aged
50 years, was found dead on Tuesday
morning in the hall OF her house in
Market Square Kilrush. where she
lived alone.
The premises Of the Great Sothern
and Western railway at Limerick We're
forcibly entered on Sunday night, and
quantity of whiskey stolen from one
of the wagons
A destructive fire occurred in Bangor.
near Belfast, Thursday morning. when
rhe general grocery and drug stores be-
longing 10 Messrs. J. s. BaImeer & Co,
limited. Main street were burned TO the
ground.
As a result of the drought OF the past
three months the yield from the hay
crop In the East Kerry districts is very
poor. Meadowing is in many localities
realising as high as eS per acre.
There is a great dearth Of water in
Limerick at present. and the corpora
tion are considering means of conserv-
ing the water supply to meet the neces-
stiles OF periods of exceptionally dry
weather like the present.
When driving into Nenagh Oh Tues
day In q donkey cart farmer named
Cleesun was attacked by a swarm Of
bees. Gleeson escaped into q neighbor-
ing house, but the donkey was stung
10 death.
For exposing drink for sale without
a license at an Orange meeting on the
18th OF July. James NJ Manus Lisnas-
llea. Co. Fermanagh. was sent to Jail
for q month by the magistrates at Lis
bellaw petty sessions on Friday. An
old woman was fined SO for a similar
offence.
On Sunday the annual Castlebellini-
ham Feis took place, and was attended
by great crowds of people from vari-
Gus parts OF the county. Sir Henry
Bellingham, Bart, introduced the very
Rev. Canon Ryan. PIP, of Tipperary.
who opened the Feis in an eloquent
speech.
The criminal business OF the Galway
summer Assizes was Continued on
Wednesday, before Mr.. Justice Wright.
Nj. Comedy and his wife. indicted on
charge Of arson, We're acquitted.
no42s Folan. Hogor Greene. and two
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19
POPULAR TALKS ON LAW.
When Is the Tenant Justified in Re.
fusinu to PAY Rent,

Where there is nothing in the lease
laying an obligation ON the landlord
to make the premises tenantable, tits
implied in the law that the. tenant
took the premises as they stood: lin
other words, there is no implied war
ranty on the part of the landlord that
the premises are tenantable. The great
exception to this rule is in the cases
where there is some secret or con-
cealed defect in the premises which
renders them dangerous to life or
health, and the defect was known to
the landlord and unknown to the ten
ant. For instance. if the tenant should
rent property without knowing that
it had been occupied just previously
by smallpox patient and this fact
was within the knowledge of the land
lord, the tenant would be justified in
abandoning the premises Some cases
have gone to the extent of saying that
this exception covers a case of de-
fective heating or defective plumbing,
where the defects go to the extent of
endangering life or health.
The tenant should see to it that in,
the lease the landlord agrees to keep.
the premises in a tenantable condition.
nor should the tenant forget that the
mere verbal promise of the landlord
to keep the premises in a tenantables
condition, no matter when the promise
was given, would not be binding.
After lease has been executed the
verbal promise of the landlord to re-
pair is void, unless there was a con-
sideration given for the promise nor
would landlords promise to repair
the premises in consideration of the
tenant not abandoning the premises
before the end of the term be good,
because of lack of consideration, the
tenant already being under obligation
to remain until the end of the term.
Any inducement, whether by writing
or by word of mouth, made by the
landlord. which leads the tenant to
rent and which afterward proves to
be false or fraudulent, will of course
justify the tenant IN abandoning. but
the representation OF statement must
be something more than q promise. A
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19
A Distinguishing Visitor.

Most Rev. DR.. Richard scannell. bish-
op of Omaha. L. g.. arrived on Sun
day, July %, in Middleton. County Cork.
from Queenstown, where he had been
visiting Most Rev. DR.. Browne.
After visiting his sister. who resides
al Middleton, the distinguished Ameri-
can ecclesiastic drove to his native
Cloyne. where for some days he will
be the guest of Rev. John O'Riordan.
p =.
DR.. Scannell was cordially welcomed
to his native district
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

young girls We're found guilty of having
attempted TO rescue d number of sheep
! which had been seized by sheriff S
bailim, and We're allowed out on their
Tecognizances.
At the half yearly meeting of the
| Munster and Leinster bank, held in
! Cork on Saturday, the Report, which
| recommended a dividend for the half
4 year at the rate of L per cent per au-
mum free of income tax, was adopted.
Michael Dwyer, a young sculptor,
| cousin of the mayor of Kilkenny, was
charged before AIr. Thackeray, R.M.,
at Kilkenny on Friday With circulating
/ against joining the army. He was re-
turned for trial to the Winter Assizes,
/ being admitted to bail.
Mr.. John Dillon. NIP. in acl1npwledg
/ ing a resolution OF the East Mayo
executive OF the United Irish league on
the necessity for a pledge-bound irish
party. says recent events in the house
of commons have given the most strik
ing and timely illustration of the power
of a pledge-bound and disciplined Irish
party.
Judgment was given on Friday for the
defendants at the Derry .Assizes in an
action brought by Miss Ellen Emily
Magill against the Midland Railway
company to recover G2, 900 damages for
personal injuries, alleged to have re-
suited from the negligence Of defend
ants servants.
Mr.. L. Talbot-Crosbie, D.L.. in reply
to an address presented TO him at Ard
fert Sports on Friday. described the
governments redistribution proposals
as a cynical breach of national honour.
which, when thoroughly apprehended
would be opposed in Ireland by Union
lists and Nationalists alike.
At Howth petty sessions on Monday
Mr.. Castillo. of the st. Laurence hotel,
was fined 6 on the charge of supply
ing a bona fide traveller ON Sunday.
July 9Th, with a gallon of porter, which
the traveller did not consume on the
premises, but took out for the benefit
of a boating party, who were also
travellers.
On the arrival of the steamship Wen
roe. of Cardiff. at Londonderry on Sun
day. her captain reported that after q
storm in ST. Georges channel three of
the crew were sent to lift the matches.
which had been battened down, and
regulate the ventilation. The result
was that a Greek, Nicholas Lartraiis,
was over-powered by foul gas, and sue
cumbed, while his two companions col
lapsed
The Kildare Hunt pole tournament
was concluded on Saturday at Castle !
town. Celbridge, with the final round
between Bree Harriers and Co. Kildare,
the game resulting In a win for the
former by goals to ,. Subsequently,
there was a friendly match played be-
tween county Kildare A team and A. I. |
p. G.. the home club proving victorious
by goals to g.
-
The body of a man was found on
Thursday morning floating in the har-
bour near the East Pier, kingstown. |
The man has since been identified as
William Kemp, an Englishman. who |
has lived in Ireland for many years. He |
had been in the employment of Mr. |
Roberts, victualler. of South Great |
Georges street, Dublin. but for the last |
seven months he had been lying in |
hospital with severe attack of Illness.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
AND r! r. ACCOUNTING

$50 to 800 per month salary assured our
until you have a position Largest sys-
tenn of telegraph schools In America. En-
dorsed by all railway officials OPER-
ATORS ALWAYS IN DEMAND. Ladies
also admitted. Write for cataiogtIe.
. MORSE SCHOOL or TELEGRAPHY,
O., Buffalo, \. y. Atlanta,
4a.. La Crosse. wis <Texarkana Tex,
San F'raurisca Cal
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19
AL AROUND IRELAND.

Dublin Weekly Freeman. July 29.)
The Irish Athletic Championships C.
A.A.) were held in Cork N Sunday. and
We're very successful in every respect.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

Mr.. L. Talbot-Crosbie, D.L., in reply
to an address presented to him at Ard
fert Sports on Friday, described the
governments redistribution proposals
as a cynical breach of national honour.
which, when thoroughly apprehended,
would be opposed in Ireland by Union
lists and Nationalists alike.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

At Howth petty sessions on Monday
Mr.. Castillo. of the st. Laurence hotel,
was fined 81 on the charge of supply
ing a bona fide traveller ON Sunday.
July 9Th, with a gallon of porter, which
the traveller did not consume on the
premises. but took out for the benefit
of a boating party, who were also
travellers.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

Judgment was given on Friday for the
defendants at the Derry Assizes in an
action brought by Miss Ellen Emily
Magill against the Midland Railway
company to recover 1000 damages for
personal injuries, alleged to have re-
suited from the negligence OF defend
ants servants.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

Mr.. John Dillon. Mp. in aclIHpwledg-
ing a resolution Of the East Mayo
executive OF the United Irish league on
the necessity for pledge-bound irish
party. says recent events in the house
of commons have given the most strik
ing and timely illustration of the power
of a pledge-bound and disciplined Irish
party
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

on Tuesday a braTo' Of the United
Irish league was est pi rad in Han
uahstown. near Bel ST.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

The lord chief justlee in apening the
county Wicklow ASS a=s Monday,
congratulated the Gr;luo Jury on the
state OF the county which. he said, was
most satisfactory.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

on Saturday Mr.. Justice FitzGerald
delivered judgment in the land commits
sion court in a number of fair rent APP
peals.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

Michael Dwyer, a young sculptor,
cousin of the mayor of Kilkenny, was
charged before Mr. Thackeray, R.M,
at Kilkenny on Friday With circulating
a seditious libel warning Irishmen
against joining the army. He was re-
turned for trial to the Winter Assizes,
being admitted TO bail.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

On Saturday the Main Drainage
Works Of the city We're, at the invita-
ton of the corporation. inspected by
Cir Alex Binnie in reference to the al
legged defects in the system.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

The quarterly meeting Of the North
Dublin rural district council was held
on Monday. ii appeared that the esti-
mate had been exceeded BY $50, that
some of the proposals were marked nil.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

At the general meeting OF the pro-
rrietors of the bank of ireland. held on
Friday. a dividend for the half year
ended 30th June. of 521 per cent was de-
clared. and c13.196 was carried for
rsrqr5
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

AT the N.D.C. rural district council
meeting Wednesday it was decided that
rate collectors Of the Union should
give a half yearly return Of the state
of each labourer's cottage, its sanitary
condition. and any deficiency which the
council would have to make good.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

The criminal business OF the Galway
summer Assizes was Continued on
Wednesday before Mr. Justice Wright
Nj. Comedy and .lis wife, indicted on
. charge Of arson, We're acquitted.
nou2s Folan Hogo.' Greene. and two
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

The half yearly meeting Of the Dublin
United Trauways company was held
on Tuesday. The chairman claimed
that the company had agreed 10 supply
the corporation with electricity TO
operate the night removal Of city refuse
TO Clontarf al a less rate than the cor
poration charged to its own con-
sumers.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

ON Tuesday, Aurora Bazaar, which
is being held in the Carlisle grounds,
Bray. during the present week. was
opened by the Countess of Fiusali
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

On Sunday the annual Casuebellini-
ham Feis took place, and was attended
by great crowds of people from vari-
Gus parts of the county. Sir Henry
Bellingham, Bart, introduced the very
Rev. Canon Ryan. PIP, of Tipperary.
who opened the Feis in an eloquent
speech.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

on Monday, ia the mater Of John
Howard Parnelrs estate, Mr.. Justice
Ross made an order reserving 92,500
10 satisfy the dover OF Mrs. Parnell.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

For exposing drink for sale without
a license at an Orange meeting on the
18TH OF July. James MManus. Lisnas-
lIea. Co. FermRnagh. was sent to Jail
for month by the magistrates at Lis
bellaw petty sessions on Friday An
old woman was fined SO for a similar
offence
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-19

ON Thursday d meeting of County
Dublin farmers and Of factors in the
Dublin Potato market. was held at 81
Rutland square. II was arranged that
7he factors should meet each morning,
and fix the price Of potatoes which was
10 prevail for the day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
Capitulation Compact
Signed.

TokiO.-1hs text Of General Nogi's
telegram announcing the oapitulation
OF the Russian forces at Port Arthur Is
as follows:
'The plenipotentiaYies of both part
les concluded their negotitions Monday
az 1850 O'Clock. The Russian commits
siOner accepted on the whole the con-
ditiOns stipulated BY rs and consented
to oapitulate. The document has been
prepared and the signatures viii be
affixed. simultaneously with the con-
clusion Of the Negotiations both armies
suspended hostihties. II is expected
that the Japanese army will enter the
city of Port Arthur Tuesday"
LATER-The Russian and Japanese
commissioners appointed TO arrange
the terms of the capitulatiOn OF the
Russian forces at Port Arthur signed
the compact of surrender at 9:45
O'Clock Monday night.
General Stoessel's demands are moi
many, AS regards the wounded now
at Port Arthur they are very exacting,
but not more exacting than the Jap
hAooU AAN kAAAAy ANaAoy W 6AaAA. - *
Russian commander asked that those
who are seriously i'll or wounded BE-
provided with all possible care an6
Injuries at the Port Arthur hospitals
but that these institutions be relieved
Immediately of congestion by removing
the convalescents and slightly wounded
TO other hospitals
Safe escort is asked and has beer
granted for the women and few male
noncompliance still in the city.
Among the former is Mime. Stoessel
who will be sent to any place signifieC
her as 4 desirable destination, sur
rounded by the best luxuries the Jap
ansse commissary department affords
Russian officers who reached Chefo'
say that the Port Arthur garrison wa
completely worn out by tive days o
continuous fighting, that the supply o
food was almost exhausted, and tina
the limit Of resistance had been reach
ed when General Stoessel made his OF
| fer OF capitalization.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
japanese Officers
Hold a Banquet

The formal entry Of the Japanese in
TO Port Arthur, January 8, will DO an
imposing spectacle The Japanese
officers viii DO given q banquet In the
city hall January 10.
The reason for the surrender OF the
fortress is evident from visit TO Wan
tai hill. The entire strength OF the
position lay in the main line Of the
outer defenses.
The possession Of Wantia gave the
beseigers the key to the forts east Of
the city. The hills In the rear were
not fortified and afforded full cover
for the assaulting forces.
The London Daily Telegrph's Port
Arthur correspondent teleRaphs 4 pio-
turesque account OF the seige at the
time Of the negotiations for the oapit.
ulAtiion of Port Arthur. He says:
II was & magnificent sunny day
with n wonderful stiffness reik ning on
the belligerent lines. A strange con-
concOurse was gathered in the vicinity
of the cottage where two white flags
showed that the parlementaires were
celebrating. and comprised wondering
Chinese peasants, children and smiling
Japanese 'tommies. all grlaped around
nine dismounted COssaeks and sentries
who carried ON a gestioulatory con
versatiOn' with the Japanese officers.
The parlsmentaires separated and went
to their respective tents before the first
| document was eomplsted. and at
O'Clock dispatched II TO General Stoes-
sci AT Port Arthur. An hour later the
second document was completed and
| handed TO another COssaok. who, ae-
companied by japanese cavalry men,
dashed toward Fort Arthur. Later,
when dusk set in, General StOessel
signed the documents. and the tele-
phone informed the investing troops
Of the glad tidings. Immediately ban
I zais' were shouted and Bengal lights
and flares flashed from ridge TO ridge
until midnight. when all again became
strangely qaiet.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
JAPs CAPTURE FORTS.
Slowly Working Their Way TO Port
Arthur.

Slowly Working Their Way TO Port
Arthur.
Toxic, Jan 1. a. m.-Sungshu
mountain (Eanonia hilD was stormed
End captured yesterday Saturday by
the Japanese forces beseiging Port
Arthur
The war department confirms the
reported assault on and capture OF
Sungshu mountain yesterday by the
forces beseiging Port Arthur. The at.
tack began after the capture OF Rib
lung mountain. At first the attack
failed to succeed on account Of the
protection which the Russians enjoy.
ed and the desperate character OF
their defense. Yesterday at 10 a. m
the Japanese exploded a series OF
mines. and Immediately assaulted the
works. which they entirely occupied
by IL o'clock. The Russians explOd
ed a series Of mines as they retired
portion of the garrison retreatet
southwark. Another portion held tbs
gorge. where they were buried by tbs
debris thrown up by the explosion oi
/ their own mines
Sungshu mountain. the oficial name
of which Is West Rihlung mountain
Is one Of the inner defenses Of Porf
| Arthur
The Japanese rescued 162 Russian
soldiers who were entombed in a gorg'
OF Shungshu mountain. The japanese
have exploded and captured a portion
OF the wall near Panlung mountain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07
WAGES the Same for 1905.

shington.-Assistant Secretary
Darling of the navy department. who
has direct supervision over the mat
ter Of labor employment in the vari.
Gus navy yards and stations. has IT,
sued an order that the existing scale
Of wages Of mechanics and others
shall be practically unchanged during
the calendar year 1905. Strong efforts
have been made to induce the depart
ment to change the scale, either fol
the benefit Of the men or in the In
terest Of economy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07

Jack Wilson, Blue canyon coal
miner. was drowned in Lake WhRtcom
near BellinghAm. Wash. last Wednes-
day night.
The democrats OF Colorado have de-
oided that on January 10, the date
prescribed by the statutes. they will
have AlvR Adams sworn In ~ governor
Of the state. The oath vii be admin
lstsred by Justice Steele Of tho supreme
court.
The steamer Tacoma. with a cargo
Of meat for the Russian army, Is still
ashore near West Point. Puget Sound.
where she was beaohed In board day
light, and the officers Of the company
owning the ship asssrt that the suppos-
cd accident was Intentional, Ard that
apanese authorities had bribed the nav
iRA iug officer.
d. w. swan, Of South Bend. Wash.
lies dead In the moTRue ~ the result
of fall induced BY n blow from Vim
cent Duck Witz.
Members Of cOnrReas who have iua@
come from South Carolina say that
when Mr.. Crum, the negro collector of
tho port, IL confirmed BY the senate he
viii resign 10 accept a government po-
ston in Washington, and that the PRES
ident will appoint a white man 10 sno-
coed him. This IL the nomination that
started the race crusade against the
president throughout the south.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-01-07

shanghai.-The trial Of the sailor
belonging to the Russian cruiser AS
kold, who December rs murdered q
Chinese on the bund as the result Of
a dispute over payment for the hire OF
a jinrieksha, commenced Tuesday at
the Russian consulate. The Russian
consulate will be advised by Chinese
assessor.