The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-14

AfCuDlSnOp or Dublin, learned VIII
deep concern of the sufferings of tt
unfortunate people whose homes WEI
- inundated by the flood from the To
- ka, and ordered a bag of coal to
= forwarded to each little household ten
u porarily dispossessed by the floods
= His Grace's most acceptable gift wa
:. greatly appreciated by the poor people
who We're much touched by the Arch
bishops kindly benevolence and gen
erosity.
= = The Vincentian Fathers visited tn
= poor people in Drumcondra who wer
placed in such a sad plight by tn
floods in the Tolga and distribute
p. considerable sums of money among
F. them on Wednesday. This thougktfu
: action of the Fathers was the mean
!, OF alleviating in considerable degre
; the hardships of those whose house.
were invaded by the foods, and en-
abled fires to be rekindled on many ;
hearth rendered cold and cheerless b!
the action of the pitiless elements OF
: Tuesday night. The generous actor
OF the Vincentian Fathers was warm
~ applauded by the people of the dis
trict, and is an example which was
, followed in many instances.
AT Dublin an inquest was held al
the Mater hospital by Dr.. Louis Byrne
city coroner, respecting the death OF
James Clarke, Eccles place, who died
at his residence on Sunday, as was
alleged, from gas poisoning.
-
On Tuesday evening his Grace the
Archbishop of Dublin opened the new
and splendidly equipped st. Kevin' s
house, 40 and AZ Rutland square. AS
the report pointed out, the object of the
house is to provide a residence for re-
| spectacle young Catholic girls living
| in Dublin, either as employees or as
students seeking to qualify themselves
J for one or another of the various en-
Payments now open to women.
His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin
presided on Sunday at a public meet
ing held at Donabate, at which it was
! resolved to undertake the erection of a
new church for the parish, and large
sum, including S1, 900 from his Grace,
was subscribed.
Lord Waterford in sending a check
for &100 to the lord mayor of Cork
towards the funds of the Cork Inter-
national exhibition, 1902, says: 'I must
regret that the many calls on my pock-
ct near home and the depression in
Irish land make it impossible for me
to send larger subscription.
On wednesday man named
MChyne, late of Divis street, was
conveyed to the Belfast hospital suf-
fering from what was considered to be
the effects of laudanum poisoning, and
on arrival at that institution il was
found that his life was gone. The af-
fair at present is shrouded in mystery.
On Saturday afternoon the dead body |
OF man, apparently of the laboring !
class, was found in field half way |
between Oldcastle and Virginia, with |
several serious wounds on his head |
An inquest was held on Monday, and a
verdict of murder against some per-
sons unknown was returned. The body
was subsequently identified as that of
John Sheridan, Kilcoley, County Ca
van.
Mognalvey's new church was SOL
emnly dedicated on Sunday by the
Most Rev. DR.. Gaffney, Bishop of
Meath. The sermon on the occasion
vas preached by the Rev. DR.. Keane.
).P. After the sermon his Lordship
he Bishop uttered a strong protest
lgainst the language employed in ref
rence to his Catholic fellow -country-
men by the Protestant Bishop of
Heath,
Borrisokane board of guardians have .
ppointed Miss Ralph, their clerk pro.
EN-. The young lady has been in of
ce for some weeks and from the first {
moved remarkably close acuuaint- j
nee with all the complex laws, or i
ers and rules pertaining to poor law
nd district council business Her
ather has been clerk for about forty =
ears, and is now invalid. 7
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On Saturday a deputation, represent /
lg the Catholic national school teach :,
IS of the diocese of Dromore, waited :
the Most Rev. DR.. O'Neill, at War :
,npoint, and presented him with an -
ldress congratulating him on his .
ovation to the See of Dromore. His -
ordship, in the course of his reply. :,
I'D the legitimate interests and as ~
rations of the teachers of the diocese :,
ould always command his practical ~
and support. e, q
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rather serious accident occurred tn
e Knight of Glfn on Monday, but :,
{ results were not nearly so serious "
they might have been. While out W
IN shooting party at Adair Manor d
e left barrel of the knights gun burst =
ID severely lacerated his left hand OF
= none of the fingers were lost. Med w
II attendance was at once reouisi- III
ned, and Inquiries show that the in III
red gentleman who remains at the -
amor, the seat of Lord Dunrayen is
ogressing favorably. A
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IN Wednesday a sad fatality oc- y
rred on the Midland Great Western
lway near Knockcroghery station, q
the Roscommon branch. 1t appears *
at woman named Mary Cranage Z,
Athlone by the 1890 p. m. train. Y,
wing taken third-class ticket for
toom, IN order to proceed to Castle q
Hket' Where she had obtained a sit *
ion as COOK. She was the only oc- *
'ant OF the carriage in which she "
yeled. and nothing was seen or o.
'Wn of her after leaving Athlone IN A(
her dead body was found on the *
way track near Knockcroghery. be- Il
en s and o'clock in the evening. "
IS oelleved that after the train left =
toom, Mrs. Cranage became aware AN
She had passed the station at AZ
en- she was to alight, and in the ex- &c
ment caused by this misadventure 81
ped from the railway carriage. The A
y had not come in contact with AV
portion of the train, and death &c
IT have resulted from the shock oc- YN
oned by the fall AX
,roner De Courcy held an inquest AX
Tuesday on the body of William AV
sh, aged 4. residing with his par 70
in Clare street, Limerick, and 70
was admitted to Barrington's hos OK
on Saturday night suffering from AY
is. From the evidence of the AV
her 1t would appear that on Satur- 70
evening she went on business TO a w
, about eighty wards from har AX