The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-11-18
warn all concerned that bonus was

warn all Concerned that bonus was
| not compulsory.
At BaIlybot (Newry) quarter sessions
| Michael Toal, Carrickastickea, sought
to recover GS for malicious burning Of
stack of hay on the 18th of Septem-
| ber. 1905. A decree for 6 los, With las
| witnesses expenses was given to be as
sessed on County Armagh.
At KilIagan William Bert Cargan,
was summoned for allowing two cows.
| his property, to wander on the public
| road on the 22d and 26th of September
| The chairman: This is a great nui-
sance, but as it is the defendants first
offense we will only fine him in Is and
| costs in each case.
| On Thursday in the assembly rooms,
| Cork, under the auspices of the Cork
| Literary and Scientific society, Mr.
! Charles P. Perry, f. r. G. S., delivered
an interesting lecture on "Pompeii and
| Its Most Recent Excavations" illus
| trated by lantern views. Professor
keene, NJ. A, president of the society,
presided, and the attendance was large.
Mr.. John Redmond, NJ. P, addressed
| a great meeting at Loughrea on Sun
Dublin he was enthusiastically greeted
| at Mullingar. Ballinasloe, Attymon,
Dunsandle and other places. At Lough-
Tea the town was Illuminated. and there
was a torchlight procession to welcome
him.
At a meeting of the County Limerick
| Evicted Tenants association on Satur-
| day series of resolutions was passed
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| government were to blame for not re-
instating the evicted tenants. and also
that no class would suffer more by an
interruption OF national unity than the
evicted tenants.
The Rev. Father Griffin, Adm. st.
Johns, Limerick, has been appointed
by his lordship the bishop of Limerick
to be parish priest of AdaTe, in the
room of the late Dean Flanagan. ?. P.
Very Rev. Father Murphy, president of
st. Munchin's college. has been made
administrator of st. Johns, and Father
O'Leary. who has been for some time in
the college, becomes president.
On Wednesday night married w.
man named Margaret Wilson, resting
at 81 Bloomfield avenue. Belfast, drank
something out of a cup, and shortly
afterward she became seriously i'll. Her
son, a lad of 10 years, proceeded for a
doctor but the services of the latter
proved of no avail. The woman passed
away, and, death is supposed to be due
TO poisoning.
Rev. Father Gaynor, c. NJ, Cork, IN
his second lecture on Irish music be-
fore the Cork Gaelic league, said DR..
Joyce had an important collection of
Irish airs still unpublished, and sug-
Gested that the Gaelic league should
invite him to publish them, ana give
such guarantees towards the cost of
publication as they could afford,
A great demonstration of welcome
took place at Ballinasloe for the Augh-
rim section of the Galway coercion pris-
oners, who were released three days be-
fore their time in order, if possible to
forestall demonstration which had been
arranged for Friday. The town was IL
Illuminated, and speeches We're delivered
by Father Colgan and Mr. NJ Reddy,
NJ. ?. The Rev. Father Kelly, Adm,
Ballinasloe, presided.
AT Derry quarter sessions the record
er held that the bylaw with regard to
street betting should be posted on the
outer door of the Guildhall for forty
days after being approved of by the
lord lieutenant, and as he had no evil
dence that this had been done he re-
versed the decision of the magistrates
fining Patrick Meenan, T. c., for al
legged street betting.
Some time ago Thomas Condor, quay
foreman in the employment of Messrs
r. and H. Hall. Ltd, made a gallant
effort to save life on the South Jetties,
Cork, and his brave conduct won the
recognition of the coroner and jury.
His employers have since presented
him with a watch and chain The
watch bears the, following kindly in
scrption: Presented by r. and H.
Hall. Ltd, to Thomas Condor, in rec
ognition of his gallant efforts to save
the life Of John Barry from drowning
on the South Jetties, Cork, 25th Of Sep
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