The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-29

ret Lawson, Lurganboy, aged 81
years. September IA, John O'Reilly
Dromore. September %, Mrs. Farrar
Holborn Hill, Belturbet. Septembel
%, Mrs w. II. Bell, Hibernian Bank
Cavan.
While blackberry gathering neal
Lurgan, on September 10. William
McConville, aged 9, son of Joseph Nc
Conville, auctiOneer, of that town, was
attacked by young COW, which, driv'
ing her horn into his neck, tossed him
into the air, causing serious injuries
John Gibson. bailiff, has been re-
turned for trial charged with attempt
ing to murder a man named James
Johnston, of Drumanillar, by shoot
ing him in the back.
A boy named John Bradley, resid-
ing at 9 Young's Row, Belfast, was
knocked down and killed by trolley
car at Keenan, street on September "a
The tenants on the estate OF ]. II.
Lentaigne at Corlatt recently entered
into negotiations with the landlord
who wants twenty-four and one-half
years price The tenants offered nine
Teen wears, and this offer being de-
clined the matter fell through The
landlord is chief clerk to the lord lieu
tenant of Ireland.
MUNSTER.
Died.-On September 26, at Spa
cottage Clonmel. John Joseph Hanra-
han. Ii. D.. solicitor, aged A years.
On September 26. at Wellington
street, Clonmel, Michael Renihan.
September %. Thomas Reidy, Main
street. Carrick-on-Suir. September %,
James McGrath, Burgess, aged 7S
years. Recently, William Slattery,
Iisholishane. aged 70 years. Septem-
be1. 26. DR.. John J. Hanrahan. Clon-
mel. aged "A years. September "a,
Miss Sileen Murphy, Gladstone street,
Clonmel. September "a, Mrs. P. Stat
terry, Drangan-
Two Australian bishops. the Most
Rev. DR.. Corbett and Most Rev. DR..
ReveIl. were recent visitors at Tho
mond House, Lisdoonvarna.
Patrick Maunsen. aged 80, farm
ers son, was killed while cycling from
Killarney 10 his home on Sunday
night, September Is, and JarVey
named Patrick Doyle. OF Brewery
Lane AllldI llCAs iioS bVNRa
on hail in connection with the fatality.
A verdict of accidental death was
returned on the body of Mrs. Symes,
wife of Captain Symes r. N, who lost
her life whilst bathing in the sea early
on Tuesday morning, September % at
Reendesert, about five miles from
Bantry.
Andrew McCracllen. farmer, of
Iinsford. on September % got his
right hand badly injured when work
ing at threshing mill that it was
found necessary TO amputate the hand.
LEINSTER.
MIR. r. ]. Smith, B. A, T. c. D., of
Kilkenny. has been appointed a teach
er Of engineering and allied sciences
in the Mewry Technical School at a
commencing salary of $50 a year
Mr.. Smith. who is but % years of age,
had a brilliant student career, obtain
ing scholarships at Athlone and in
Dublin.
The late Rev. Dandy Jeffares, Of
The Vicarage. Lusk, left personal es-
state valued at So, 400. The testator
left 600 to his servant. Mary Muir
phy. his real estate at Cornwall, Coun-
~ Wexford, upon trust for his brother
Henry, and left $500 for him for life.
A large and influential meeting was
held at the town hall, Athy, on Thurs
day, September %. to further the agi-
tation for the drainage of the Barrow.
Rev E. Mackey, P. p, presided, and
a number of important addresses were
delivered
DIR. Thomas Carroll, Carrick-on-
SUR. has been appointed medical Of
hcer of Kilmeaden dispensary district
by Waterford guardians.
Mr.. p. J. Fleming, who has been
cashier in the Nehagh branch of the |
National bank for a good many years,
has been promoted to the position of
accountant in the Castlerea, Roscom- |
mon, branch.
CONNACHT.
Thomas Moffatt, aged - years. a
farmer, died on September % from
injuries received through being |
knocked down and run over by a cart |
near Paramount, Roscommon.
OF twenty-four candidates for the |
position of head master of the Athlone
Technical Schools, Richard L. Fox was
selected. Mr.. Fox won the f1O0 COM
mercial scholarship of the department
and retained it for two years.
Rev. John Gately, one of the Faith
ers attached to st Ignatius', Rich
mond, Melbourne, died suddenly on
Sunday morning. August Z. Father
Gately was born in Roscommon. Ire
land He went to Australia in 1897.
At the time of his death he was in his
year.
Died.-September -. Miss Dorothy
Treanor. Ballinrobe. September u,
Thomas Glavey, Aughamore, aged 70
years. September %, Patrick Byrne,
Ballyhaunis. aged q years.
COTTAGE INDUSTRIES.
1t is surprising that the hand
woven fabrics can still survive against