The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-05-30


was rescued by Joseph Byrne
Patrick Barry of Dublin, a brick
layer, while at work on a house at
the Home farm, Upper Drumcondra,
on the 18th ult., fell from the staging.
He died on April o. He was So years
of age and was employed by his broth
er, Edward Barry
In the chapel attached to the Pres
entation convent, Enniscorthy, April
p, Miss Josephine Hurley, daughter of
Patrick Hurley of Dublin, whose
name in religion will be Sister Mary
Columbia, received the white veil.
James Kenna of Dublin, well
known printer, died on the 25th ult
For some years he had been treasurer
of the Dublin Typographical Benevo-
lent fund. He was a brother of Very
Rev. T. M. Kenna, D. D., O. S. A.
The death of Capt. Patrick Boland,
commodore captain of the Duke line
steamers, Dublin, occurred at Phibs-
boro road on April 2S. Capt Boland
joined the old Dublin and Glasgow
company as second officer thirty years
ago, and soon worked his way to COM
On the death of Capt. O'Flaherty last
year, Capt. Boland became commodore
of the fleet.
At Rathfarnham petty sessions Oh
April 26 the case against John Lawless
of Cathedral street, Dublin. was be-
fore the court. The defendant was
summoned by Constable Corrigan for
refusing to give his name and address
while on the licensed premises of Mrs.
Teresa Murphy on Sunday, April 5.
When questioned by the constable the
defendant replied in Irish, and was
taken to the barracks. The case had
been adjourned at the request of Dis
trict Inspector Winder on the point
being raised that Mr.. Lawless had
complied with the law while giving his
name in Irish. When the case was
called recently District Inspector Win
der said that as the defendant gave
his name in the police barrack in the
ordinary way he would ask that the
summons we marked withdrawn
This course was adopted by the magis-
trates, and the prosecution according
ly ended.
Recent deaths in Dublin: Browne
April %, Very Rev. James Browne, c.
5. &c., Pro-Vicar Apostolic of Sierra
| Leone, in the seth year of his age
and the 44th of his religious life. Of
flee and High Mass in Blackjack col
lege chapel.
Carey-April 25, at the Mater hos
pital, James Carey, late of Newton
Park, Blackjack, aged II.
Devereux-April &c, at 46 B block
Buckingham buildings, Anne Dever
eux, widow OF the late Edward Dever
eux.
Kenna-April %, at Wrumcondrs
hospital, James Kenna, brother of the
Very Rev. T. NJ. Kenna, D. D., o. S. A.
late member of the D. T. P. s., an(
treasurer OF the Dublin Typographical
Benevolent fund
Owens-At 5 Russell place, Mar!
Owens.
Boland-April %, at 11S Royse ter
race, Phibsboro Capt. Patrick Boland
commander of the steamer Duke G
Rothesay, Dublin & Glasgow S. P. CO
luke line.
Brady - April 90, at Sir Patricl
Dun's hospital, Peter Brady.
Briant-April &c, Ann Briant of 20
Remington Park road, London, widoy
of the late James Briant, aged r.
Byrne-April 2S, at II Bath avenue
Sundymount, Edward (''Ned'O Byrne
Gill-April 20. at 1875 Great Britai,
street, Patrick Gill
Kelly-April 30, at 46 North Clal
ence street, Mary Kelly.
Lennon-April %, John Lennon, lat
of Terenure, at an advanced age.
McGuirk-April %. at the Hospic
! for the Dying, Haroldscross, Mar
Bridget McGuirk, of II Bond street.
McNevil-April %, at A Lowe
Colchester street, Dublin, Michael ,
McNevil, solicitor, late of BallinrobC
and Kilmain, County Mayo, aged 9
: years.
Kelly-May l, at 5Oa Harcourt st
| Miss Margaret Kelly, daughter of tn
: late Michael Moroney, Tipperary an
Thurles.
Maguire-at s Claremont row, Ja
: Mcguire, late head porter, Harcoul
| street, D. w and W. R.
t Murray-May 1, at 10 Marlboroug
: street, Catherine Murray.
t OGorman-April 80, at Mardyk
Killenaule. Patrick O'Gorman, lat
principal teacher of Mardyke N. S.
/ Galway.
Rev. DR.. Benedict Whelan, for Sc
eral years Superior of the Patricia