Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-04-12 | Page 1 | Countess Markievicz, Mary Macswiney and other Irish Rebels Captured by Troops

SAL Countess M Markievicz Mary MacSwiney and Other Irish Rebels Captured by Troops Woman Woma on Way to Attend Liam Lynch Funeral A Arrested Arrested Ar Ar- rested and Taken From Train After Struggle LONDON April 12 By A. A PIt P. P P- P It Is reported in Clonmel that Count Plunkett Countess l Miss Mary MacSwiney and the late Llam Lynchs Lynch's brother were captured captured cap cap- b bj Irish national troops In Tipperary today says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Dublin BELFAST April 12 By A. A rIt P. P r PY It Is stated on good authority here that Miss Mary Man MacSwiney on her herI herway herway way to the funeral or of Llam Liam Lynch at was arrested by free freestatE freestate I state troops t taken ken from a atrain atrain a. a train after a a. struggle It is s also stated that Count Plunkett Plunkett kett Mrs F q widow of ot I the lAte lite Lord Mayor of ot Limerick and the brother of ot Llam Lynch i who Is a member of the Christian i Brothers order were arrested at I the same time and place but that Lynch was later released I TROOPS CONTINUE SEARCH SEARCH i FOR EAMONN DE IE VALERA t I DUBLIN April 12 Six Six columns i of ot free state troops under General den den- eral Prout are scouring the mountains moun moun- i in Tipperary for Eamonn de I Valera Dan Breen and the other i republican adherents who escaped I the national troops when Liam Llam I Lynch was fatally wounded and aid I captured Wednesday This operation operation opera opera- opera opera- I II tion is the best organized effort yet I Imade made to capture De Valera The district is mountainous and arid I little Information regarding the I movement i Is il trickling through It Is reported that Breen is to succeed Liam Llam Lynch as leader of I the Irregulars In tho the south al although at- at I though General Frank Aiken Alken a daring Irregular from Louth also is mentioned for the post Thomas Keating one of the southern southern south south- ern era Irregular leaders died today from his wounds In the Dungarvan hospital Keating with a a. party of ot Irregulars was surprised by troops operating at near r nel Dungarvan county Waterford The Irregulars refused to surrender and were fired upon Keating r receiving a mortal wound Lle X w was s one of ot th the most active of ot the sout southern rn ir ir- ir regulars ir-I ir