Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
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The bodies of Conytabies Hegsrty and
Taylor were found in the road about a
quarter of n mile from the barracks
They were riddled with bullets. apper-
emily having been fired into therD az
they lay on the ground.
Constable Clark was not found untl
yesterday morning, when he was dis
covered unconscious In . building near
the spot where the bodies were found.
II is supposed that, after being wound
ed, he managed 10 crawl into the build
ing for shelter. He was removed 70
a hospital. where he wss found 70 be
suffering from six dangerous bullet
wounds. and little hope IL held for his
recovery.
All three Of the constsbiss were for
msr service men and had been station
ed at gtranooden only a month.
Sergeant Kemp. VINO was wounded In
a bomb attack at Armagh about week
ago. died yesterday His was the elev-
enth death from violence during the
weekend
One constable ytaa killed and another
wounded by unknown persons sstur-
day night while the constsbies were on
their gny from Clones. County Mons
CHAN. 70 the scene of burglary. Three
constabies were fred on while proceed
ing 20 the barracks az Monaghan Two
of them were killed and one ws. ser
iouely wounded.
Cork. Jan. 2s1sThe Sim Feiners
are ss far an ever from any intention
If acr an@fng the partition act. though
IL is probable they may be prepared %
utilize the electoral machinery thus
provided 20 ascertain the sentiment of
the people" said Professor Alfred
O'Rahniy. registrar ~ the University
% cork and one ~ the principal lead
ers of the irish movement
Professor O'PahilIy said ne was skep-
tioai that there ever had been any
split in the party. as was reported sir
months ago. when the movement wa.
alleged 10 have been shaken by the &C.
ton Of the british Government
Discussing the possibility ~ peace.
Professor o'Rahiliy said:
n am certain thsf the Sim Fefn
win not attempt negotiations either for
! the alternative scheme n the govern
rnent or for truce until the Govern.
| ulsnt Is prepared to meet the Dali
/ Ejroann The published records Of vio-
/ lence are enough 20 show how ridicu-
loua is Maiden. sir Edward strick-
lands claim that martial law has sue
ceedaa IN breaking the organization Of
| the Republican army. The organiza-
| tion possibly has changed with the re-
| duirements Of the situation and proba-
bly, is much Less centralized. but for the
purposes Of guerilla warfare 10 sssu1s
as effective as ever.
Cork, Jan. 24--Two boys wsr.
wounded one Of whom died later. when
| troops enforcing the curfsw ordinances
| fred st some persons in the vicinity
/ of shadon street last evening. pre-
surnably because they failed 70 halt
when challenged
| The ourfew. according TO the new ar
/ rangements. began at .. m.
| Belfast. Jan. 24.-The Reverend J. A.
| Irwin, a Presbyterian minister who
spoke in the United States with Ea-
rnonn de Valera during the latter
tour. has been arrested. IL was learned
here today.
Paris. Jan zs--Saan O'Ceallalgh
representative here Of the Sim Fein
! today refused 70 confirm or deny re-
ports received here from Loqdon thai
Eamonn de Valera, the Irish repubii'
| can leader is in Paris.
81 have nothing to say about it, saiC
! Oceaiiaigh. but ii might not do any
harm to have a look around. Tot
never can tell whom you might hnd.