The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-01

dSSlSldHl commissioner DuDlln metro
politan police, in succession of Mr..
John Mallon, retired.
At Kilmainham sessions on Friday
Patrick Brennan. farmer, Finglas, was
awarded e162 compensation for the
malicious destruction of thirty-stX tons
OF hay, which were burned on his hands
on the Goth of October last;
In all the churches in Dublin on Sun
day letter was read from the arch
bishop warning the faithful to be on
their guard against all persons who
come to them soliciting subscriptions
for religious purposes without having
the requisite authorization.
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On Friday the port and docks board
of Dublin decided by a majority of 20
votes to to confirm the resolution of
the board to promote a bill in parlia-
ment duroing the coming session to
| effect various improvements in the port
and raise sum of G675,OOO for the pur-
pose.
a resolution was passed at Thurs
! days meetings of the rural district
council and board of guardians of the
North Dublin Union requesting King
| Edward to convey TO his cabinet his
| desire that that portion of the corona
ton oath offensive to Catholics should
| be removed
The directors of the Munster and
Leinster bank, limited, Dublin, an
nounce dividend for the half year
ended Dec. 81 last at the rate of IL per
cent per annum, the addition of e2,5 500
to the reserve fund, the placing of
$4,000 in reduction of bank premises
account, with 5000 forward.
An influential meeting of citizens,
convened by the lord mayor was held
in the Mansion House, Dublin, on Fri
day for the purpose of raising funds to
recoup the employees of Messrs. Todd,
Burns & Co. and others who suffered
through the recent fire. The lord may
or presided and a long list of subscrip-
tlCns, including one of e25 from his
grace the archbishop of Dublin, having
been submitted to the meeting, rep
resentative committee was appointed to
carry out the objects of the meeting.
On Tuesday at o'clock a meeting of
the national directory of the United
Irish League was held at the Gresham
Motel, Dublin. Mr.. j. E. Redmond, NJ.
T., presided, and there was an extreme
ly large attendance of members of par
lament and representatives of divis- |
lonal executives. Mr. William Red |
mond, NJ. p, and Joseph Devlin, Bel |
last, were appointed to proceed to |
America to aid in the organizing of |
the auxiliary organization throughout |
the United States and Canada.
A most tragic and appalling accident |
happened on Wednesday at Glasnevin |
CT1ln for
hearse took to fight near t1nte cemetery |
gate and G6llided with another hearse. |
Ihe horses were overturned, the coffins |
thrown on the roadside, the hearses
smashed into matchwood and the glass |
Uttered the ground. The two drivers
We're thrown underneath the carriages.
one of them was in a shockingly mutiI-
ated condition. The left leg was sew
cred from the body, blood oozed from
the ears and the brains protruded
from the scalp
Happily a priest was at hand. who
the last rites of the
Church.
The other driver was severely injured
and has been removed to the Mater
hospital, where he lies in a serious con-
dition.
The man who met with such a sad
ana horrible end is Robert Murray, a
driver in the employment of Mr.. Scully.
Percy place, undertaken. Murray was
an old man and the father of a large
FAMILY. His remains have been re-
moved to the Mater Misericordiae hos
pltal, where an inquest will be held.
lhe other driver, who is in the en-
ployment of Mr.. Nichols, undertaken,
with few bruises and a Sc
we're shock.
John j. Harte. aged SO years, an up
loisterer. committed suicide at his res
dence Sundays Wells, Cork, on
Thursday morning.
Mr.. William Anderson. j P. has been !
elected director of the West Glare
hallway company in the room of the |
ate Mr.. James F. Lombard, j. p.
The Waterford corporation on Tues. !
lay, on the proposition of the mayor, :
unanimously decided to confer the free. !
lom of the city on Mr. John Redmond. !
eader of the Irish Parliamentary par :
A destructive fire broke out in the
'hrigley Spinning mills on Thursday,
ear Killybeilgh. County Down, be 8
onging to Mr.. John Martin, and prop. :
rty valued at over three thousand :
ounds was destroyed. :
A special court was held at Bray on +,
unday. before Mr.. Edward Watson.
. P, when an eX-soldier named John q
1eWls, was brought up in custody in l
onnection with the sacrilege at the
'hurch of the Most Holy Redeemer.
'risoner was remanded for week :
On Wednesday night a storm of great Q
1rce ragged over the whole district of E
'orth I1pperary. The gale was ac-
ompanied with torrents of rain. and o
t times with sleet. The low living b
istricts around Nenagh are all sub I
lerged. many thousands of acres be-
lg under water n
At Limerick Quarter Sessions on p
aturday. Sergeant Richard p Ken
edy, r. |. c., claimed $500 compensa-
on for injuries to his head. inflicted
a bloW of stone last July while "
prisoners who refused to pav o
mes imposed in an illegal burial case l.
1ail. He was awarded G15O and L
)sts. il
AT the meeting of the executive of n
ork exhibition on Thursday. the Lord b
ayor presiding, Mr.. Atkins. the hon II
able secretary, reported that. even h
lth the second addition they had I
ade TO the great Industrial hall. the W
'ace was filled and they had to re- 81
Use several late applicants. Sir John Il
,ott mentioned that many strangers o.
nom he had met expressed themselves o1
enghted with the site, the building, 81
e rapid progress of the work. and IFS il
'flliant promise ii
.. ol
At Ballygar petty sessions on Tues