Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-16

A'Niid~'e, "dy lu'-NDy Inc ASSO-
ciated Press Miss Darlington, only
daughter of Sir Charles harrington
of Glenstal Castle. county Limerick.
and head of the Masonic order in
North Minister, and Police Inspector
Biggs were shot dead from ambush
Saturday night by civilians while
motoring frin killoscully to New
port, County Tipperary. Sir Charles
is a former high sheriff of County
Limerick.
For general and organized violence,
Saturday and today probably were the
worst since January 1919.
All casualties except one occurred
in the area of the Southern parlia
ment.
The exception was lat Dromora.
Tyrone. where a Sim Feiner was shot
dead One constable was shot dead
and two others wounded Saturday at
Drumocallagher. party of police
going to their relief was fired on and
two policemen hurt,
Fierce fighting followed an attack
on the Bandon police barracks. The
military and police swept the streets
with machine guns. About the same
time armed civilians marched thru
Dunmanway, County Cork being fol-
lowed by auxiliaries in motor lorries
they shot and killed several horses in
the streets to delay their pursuers.
All roads south and west of Cork
have been trenched at many points.
One hundred civilians were re-
pulsed in an attack on. the Clonakilty
barracks with rifles and machine guns
Saturday. -Four attackers were seen
to fall. Two Gunners of the royal
Ferry, County Cork were shot dead
Saturday night. This was the first
attack on naval forces. At Castle
town. and Berehaven, County Cork.
today, two soldiers were killed by
civilians.
Bombs were thrown at military lor
ries on three occasions in the Dublin
district today. Several occupants
were wounded.
| Cork. May 15.-CBy The Associated
Press night was a night of
| terror in Cork, following the bombing
of the police barracks at Rlackpool.
| The home of Liam Roistc. Sim Fein
member of the British parliament. was
| raidcd.
4 Hc was absent. but priest who was
staying in tho house was shot and later
died. Patrick Shcehan. IA republican.
| who was newly married. was shot thru
| the heart.
| After the shooting sergeant and
touf poIlColncn. Wnlle GONG for a Priest
| were fired upon. Two constables were
| Killed and another wounded. At YouE-
! hal. q miles east of Cork. military
| raids started at IL o'clock Saturday
| morning and continued until o'clock
Sunday morning. There were intervals
when rifle and pistol shots were heard.
Many houses were searched, including
the residence OF Father Ahcrn. Con-
siderable damage was done. Three
civilians were wounded In lighting be-
| tween members OF tho constabulary and
armed civilians at DromadleaE que.
a constable was shot dead at 1nis-
hannon.
London. England. May 15.-tBy The
Associated Press Violence. involving
bloodshcd and which police attribute to
"A Sim Fcin campaign to tcrrorizc Lon
don commenced at midnight Saturday
in various suburbs and also at -.
Adams. II miles northwest Of London,
Several suburban towns were visited
by armed men whose primary object
appears to have been arson, hut who
when interrupted rcsorted to shooting.
Three persons were wounded, one prob
ably fatally. A man and his wife in
st, Adams were shot. In most cases
the houses fired were occupied by per
CONS connected with the Irish Royal
constabulary.
Following tho incendiary attacks po-