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

has refused to recoup the guardians fo
, the expense incurred by them in de
tending the case.
The Oceanic which was some time
overdue, arrived at Queenstown OF
Wednesday, after a very rough pass
age. The great liner encountered {
hurricane in mid-Atlantic, and the pas
Lsengers mad a NOSE anxious and eX-
! citing experience. Two of them dice
of heart failure, ana to add further va
riety TO the incidents of Il stormy voy-
age. a child was born on board, and
wnen the vessel arrived DIT Queenstown
was reported well.
The public funeral of the late Mr.
Edmund Leamy, NJ. P, took place al
Waterford on wednesday, in presence
of a large gathering OF the citizens. The
Irish party was specially represented
by the chairman, MI J. Redmond, and
number of his colleagues, His lord
ship, the. Most Rev. DR.. sheehan, bj,sh-
op of Waterford, presided at the reli=
gious ceremonies in the cathedral. SUBJ
seauently at a public meeting, ii lund
was inaugurated for the WiuUo ana
family OF the deceased.
Messrs. Alfred Holt & cos new
steamer, lebanon, built by Workman,
Clark & Co, limited, left Belfast on
Friday on her trial trip, after whicn
she sailed for Glasgow TO LOAD for the
colonies. The lebanon is a steamer OF
1900 tons for the Ocean line of Liver
POOL, and will be engaged in the Austria
! Ian trade.
On the night of the Path or early on
the morning of the 25th of December
! at Ardtole, near Ardglass it is alleged
that some person or persons malicious
~ pulled down two chimneys and broke
two window frames with the glass
| therein and partly tore off and de-
stroyed thatehed roof, the property of
! William Gilchrist of Ardtole, who
| claims SO as compensation fof the in
jury sustained.
On Monday evening Coroner Peel held
all inquest at Baltarran, Armagh, on
the body of Peter Quinn, who died sud-
denly on the day previous. DTs. Gray
and Kerr made a post martemr eXamin-
alton, and they stated that death was
Que to failure of the hearts action.
brought on by. excessive Indulgence in
alcohol, Verdict accordingly.
On Thursday night a fire occurred in
Ennis, i'm one of the narrow lanes which
run from Mill street to the, quays, along
the Fergus. They are small lthatGhed
cottages. and the one attacked was at
the Mill street end, and within few
yards of the main thoroughfare. The
origin is not clearly ascertafned, but is
believed to have been accidentally
caused by an old woman who was lodg-
ing there. The row of houses belong to
Mr.. Consdine, Mill street, and the loss
is covered by insurance.
On Thursday night a very serious ac-
Cident occurred at the corner of Rail
way street, Armagh. A scavenger
named John Hamilton was engaged
woring at the crossing when pony and
tap collided with hamilton who was
thrown violently to the ground, and
sustained severe injuries. The trap
was partially smashed, and a girl who
was in it was thrown out and also re-
ceived severe injuries.
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The following were admitted to the
Mater Infirmorum hospital, Belfast, on
Wednesday,: Nellie Ruth, Brookieid
street spinner. injury to left arm, sup
posed to have been received in a row;
William Rea. George street, laborer,
dislocation of left shoulder. caused by
fall: john Grady, Hollybrook street, !
lacerated finger, caused by being
caught in machinery; Dorothy Nee
han, York lane. incused wound to head, !
caused by fall; Kate Malone. Allison /
street. effects of fish bone in throat.
The court of kings bench No. > on |
the application of Mr. Gallagher, rate |
payer in Omagh, granted a conditional |
order on Wednesday of mandamus di- |
rected to the urban district council of |
Omagh. directing them to proceed at /
the January town elections for coun-
cillors on the old register of electors. 1t |
that the local government !
beard had made an order that in future
the town of Omagh should be divided
into wards. and that. as twenty-one
members of the coucil We're to be elect t
ed annually. these should be distribute
ed over the three wards into which the
local government board had divided the
town. This would give the electors
only seven votes instead of twentY-one
as before. The county council had sup
ported the view of the local govern
ment board, buth had decided not to is
sue their order for some time. and
counsel said the application was press
ing in order to meet the ensuing cleo
lions in January. Counsel had ex-
pressed an opinion that there was at
present no power to make the change,