The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-10-28

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! hereditaments Is more than one-fourth
| OF the rate on buildings. This is the
second rate struck by the council this
/ year, the former rate having been de-
| clared illegal.
On Monday an inquest was held at
| the Royal Victoria hospital, Belfast, by
| DIR. ]. Graham, coroner. touching the
| death of William McCann, aged about
/ 81 years, who resided in the townland
of Mealough, County Down, who was
killed by being knocked down by a
brake at Mealough A verdict of ac-
cidental death was returned.
A young man named Dan Doody
while engaged in making haystack
at Abbeyfeale, fell from the stack and
alighted on the up-turned pike he held
| in his hand. one prong OF the pike en-
tering behind the base of the head and
passing through several inches beneath
the skin upwards. DR.. Irwin dressed
I the wound, WHICH is not considered Sc
rious.
In the recorders court, Belfast. an
inquest was held on the body of Sarah
Ann Kelly, aged 81 years, late of Coal
island, County Tyrone, whose body was
found floating in the River Lagan at
Queens Quay, Belfast, on the 23d ult.
| The jury returned a verdict according
to medical evidence. and added that the
deceased committed suicide while she
was of unsound mind.
In moving the adoption of the report
at the annual meeting of the Heating
branch Of the Gaelic league on Satur-
day night. Rev. p. S. Dinneen, NJ. A,
referred 10 the attack of the national
board on the language movement. and
also referred ts the attitude of the
Protestant community towards the
Gaelic league.
His Eminence Cardinal Logue,. in re-
ply to an address from Athlone urban
council, presented to him on Tuesday.
night, referred TO the industrial move
ment, and said that since he had come
into the diocese Of Ardagh and Clon-
macnoise he had mot seen q single piece
of Belleek pottery except one little harp
in his own, room the previous night.
On Saturday there was launched at
the shipyard1 OF the Ailsa Shipbuilding
company, Ltd, Troon. q new screw steel
cargo steamer for MesSrs. Robert Nc
Cowen & Sons. Ltd, Tralee. for their
general cargo trade: AS the ship left
the ways she~was named ';Derrymore"
by Mrs. Robert McCowen. The dimen-
sions are: Length, no feet; beam, 251S
feet; dead weight, 575 tons.
A meeting of the Irish central coun-
Gil Of the land and labor association
was held at Limerick Junction on Fri
day A motion by Mr.. O'Shee Up,
the general secretary, was passed, de-
claring that any branch which las
such or through its delegates shall take
part in any proceedings either in sup
port of or in opposition to the general
political programme of the National
Directory or of Mr.. VIM. O'Brien, NJ.
P, shall be forthwith dissolved
Cardinal Logue, accompanied by the
Most Rev. DR.. Hoare, Bishop Of Ardagh
and Clonmacnoise, and the Most Rev.
DR.. Hedley, Bishop of Newport, visited
Carrick-on- Shannon on Thursday. His
Eminence was presented with ad-
dresses from the, priests and people of
the parish, the Rural District council,
the County Committee of Agriculture
and Technical Instruction, and deliv-
cred important and interesting speeches
in reply.
A branch of the Town Tenants asso-
citation was formed in Newbridge at
public meeting held there in the town
hall on Sunday. The Right Rev. Mon
signor lyman, P. p, " F., presided,
! and the melting was also addressed by
Mr.. ]. VI. Coghlan ,Briscoe, honorable
! secretary of the association. A resolu-
/ tion thanking the Irish Parliamentary
Party for the support it had given to
the town tenants cause was passed.
At the monthly meeting of Lisburn
Council held on Monday, the medical
officer reported since his last month
ly report there had been 49, deaths
and IL births. The clerk of the mar
kets reported thatsthe receipts, for the
past four weeks amounted to e76 IS
sd, as compared with e6S IS 2dfor the
same period last year.
A serious assault was committed in
Sl1ibereen, whereby the life of a man
of the travelling fraternity named John
Hallissy is endangered. 1t appears
that in the course of a row the injury
was sustained. Two tinkers named
Ellen Mccarthy and James Driscoll
were arrested in connection with the
occurrence, and DR.. Jennings, ]. p,
having testified that Hallissy's life was
in danger, the defendants were re-
manded for eight days.
A handball challenge match was
played in the Shauns park. Belfast,
between P. Gallen .(Yorkshire), P. Muir
ply, and Traynor (Belfast), and D.
Dempsey (Belfast), and c. Ryan dub
lin). Although Ryan and Dempsey
came out winners, it was not without
some interesting and exciting bouts.
The game ended-Ryan and Dempsey
Is aces (game}; Gallep, Murphy. and
Trayrer, j ace,
Late on Friday 5evening u stack Of
hay in the haggarts on the farm of Mf.
Edward Rice, J. p, Iliclash, Fermoy,
was discovered to be on fire, which be-
fore any assistance could be obtained.
quickly spread to "a number of other
ricks of hay and straw, the whole be-
ing completely burned, amounting 10
some 250 tons The damage is esti-
mated at between $500 and G69O, and
is partly covered by insurance.
The result in the class for the neat
est and best stocked garden of useful
vegetables which was included in the
catalogue Of the County Monaghan
show, was made on Thursday. Prizes
were-1st, e1- los; 2nd, e1 Is; Ord, 12s
Cd. The gardens were inspected this
week, and the judge, NJ w. c. Gage,
Dublin. has given the awards s,as fol-
lows: 1st, Owen M'Kenlla, ,Tiravera,
Glasslough; End, Alex. M'Kay, Tnny-
herrin, Monaghan; Srd, J. Brannigan,
Latlurcan, Monaghan.
Coroner William Murphy, solicitor,
held an inquest at the South infirmary,
Cork, on Saturday into the circum-
stances connected with the death of Mr..
Lawrence Murphy, aged so years. an
unmarried farmer, who recided at Cool
avalane, near Ktnsale and who died in
the South infirmary this morning. Med
ical evidence showed that death was
due to shock, resulting from injury to
the brain, which might have been
caused by deceased falling from a
horse. The Jury found a verdict in ac-
cordance with the medical testimony.
ca, A41.,,,. VII. -, - - 7Ss.