The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-21

The bishop Of Cork has returned from
Rome.
Mr.. Robert Corscaden, high sheriff of
lounty Derry, died on Wednesday.
1t is reported from Gin, County Lin
rick, that all classes of fishing on the
IEannon this season have been unpro-
luCtive.
Alderman J. ]. keenan,, J. p, Sligo,
me of the leading NatSnalists of the
own, died on Tuesday,
\ statement is published that Fee,
he Clones murderer, confessed his
,ilt to the eXecutioner on the scaffold.
The funeral took place on Monday
a Bandon of the late Mr. r. L. ALI
nam. who was once NJ. p. for the old
Borough.
An artillery sergeant named Peeris
ras found with his throat cut on
christmas day in the barracks at Clon-
nel.
number of travelling tinkers have
ieen fined for camping on the roadside
It RosCommOn.
A Belfast artist named Nelson was
killed on Tuesday by falling into a
parry at Newtownards.
II is stated that the congested dis
ricts board is about TO start a sewer
lee scheme i'm the Clemarris district to
clieve the distress at present prevail
ng there.
An intimation has been received in
Sewry of the safety of the captain and
nate of the Clonallon. which was lost
ihout a week ago while on a voyage
hom Swansea to Dublin.
A number of well known Belfast citi-
TENS have bsen summoned for alleged
Interference with witnesses for the
prosecution in a case at the recent
Ulster assizes.
a man named John Lynch died in
he Coleraine Union Infirmary on Mon
!ay as the result of terrible injuries re-
.eived on Saturday evening on the
Portstewart tramway line.
Very Rev. John O'Flaherty. who
nent the greater part of his career as
priest as Catholic chaplain TO the forces
M England. has died at his residence
b Clonmel.
Mr. William Warren, coastguard.
Ballycotton. was found dead in his bed
recently. He was young man in the
prime of life. only %. years of age.
On Wednesday morning MIR. Richard
]. Doherty. cashier Of the Newry port
and Harbor trust. and brother of the
town clerk of Newry GMr. r. H Do
herty), died suddenly at his residence
IN Queen street, Newry.
AT an inquest held in Bangor on
Tuesday on the body of Mr.. Andrew
Wright Belfast. who fell dead while
playing football at Bangor. the jury
found that death was due to heart
failure
Judge Ross had before him on We'd
nesday an offer of the congested dis
tricts board to purchase the O'Donnen
estate in Mayo for fifteen and one-half
years purchase. The matter was ad-
Iourned.
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Some thousands of families along the
seaboard of Bantry bay, are suffering
from acute distress consequent on the
failure of the potato crop.
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Mr.. ]. G. Flynn. NJ. p. addressing
of his constituents in North
Cork, advised caution and united ac-
ton ON the part of the tenants in ne
gotiations with their landlords.
The latest reports from Roscommon !
show that the movement Of the bog on |
the De Freyne estate has been almost |
arrested Hundreds of men are at /
' ork relieving the pressure, but the :
people living in the district are still In /,
a state Of great alarm.
The magistrate at Clogher petty ses-
sions, County Tipperary, have refused /
nformations in the charge brought /
against p. OBrien, farmer and shop
keeper Castlegran, of having entered J