The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-25
iIge, which had soul-stirring effect
Dublin.

Dublin.
Edward Aspin, living near Clondal
KIN, well-to-do farmer, has been miss
in gsince about Feb. 25. He was {
inlddle-aged man and was married. bu
mad no children.
In the chancery division court. Dub
I'm, recently, application was made OF
oehalf of Mrs. LeFanu, residing neal
Donnybrook, for an order referring the
/! matter to chambers to ascertain the
next of kin of the late Miss Eliza Sui
! ilVan of Belmont Terrace, Donny-
: brook. The deceased lived alone ant
about $500 was discovered. seWed III
In her clothes. which the relatives were
anxious to have administered The ac-
/ llon was originated for this purpose
| Inc matter was referred to the cham
oers of the chief clerk to ascertain the
next of kin for the purpose of a dis
tribution.
An offshoot of the Irish Industries
association is the lace school, in
Cruagh, a village near Dublin, The
school is under the direction of a COM
mlttee of which the chairman is FIR
Gossan, the parish priest. Nearly a
score of girls from the surrounding dis
g trlct are engaged every day under a
teacher in the production of Carrick-
macross Applique and Quipure, the pro-
ceeds of the sales being divided be-
tween the workers on the cooperative
principle. The lace made finds ready
sale
The Leinster football championship
was won by the Dublin team, named
the Isles of the Sea. The opponents
were Wexford men, and Kilkenny City
was the place where the contest came
off. The names of the Dublin team
are: Gaffney, goal; Holland, captain,
afterwards Grace, Kickhams, and
Fahy, Kickhams; T. Doyle, Isles;
O'Brien, Kickhams, and Cannon, Kick
hams; Madigan, Kickhams, Redmond,
Kickhams and Kingstown CONNER
Gals; Darcy. Kelly, ]. and NJ. Whelan,
Lawless, Dooley, Fitzpatrick, Brien,
Isles, and Harris, Tenure Sarsfields.
Recent Deaths in Dublin.-Kelly-At
AZ Irishtown road, Mary Kelly, aged 10,
March q. Kirby-March 26, Mary
Charlotte Kirby, 8 Florence street, S. c.
r., daughter of the late Henry Joseph
O'Byrne, Kilnemainagh, Tallaght
Downing ~, at 2 Connaught
place, Kingstown, Thomas Downing,
chief accountant d. w, & w. Ry. Co.
Curran-March %, at Windsor ter
race, Portabello, Edward Curran, coal
merchant, late of South King street
Ennis-March "a, at Park View, James
street, late of Constitution Hill, John
Ennis, aged SO years. Smyth-March
q, at "a Old Kilmainham, John Smyth,
aged Ga years, late engine driver G., 5.
w. railway. Doyle-March 20, at st.
Michael's hospital, Matthew Doyle, at
an advanced age. Gargan-March Y,
at lac Drumcondra road, Mary Gar
gan, formerly of Newton Tierworker,
Meath. Kearney-At II Lower Mercer
street, William Kearney. Darcy
March 81 at Skerries, Patrick Darcy,
late principal keeper Irish Lights, son
of the late John Darcy, Culaloigh,
Clifden, County Galway. Flynn
March q, at oHr Lady's Hospice, Har--
Mary Christina Flynn, aged
Is years, of Sc Marrowboro lane.
Dunne-March %, at Limelawn, Clon-
silla, Michael Joseph Dunno, aged 70
years. Byrne-March q, at 10 Week
ford street, Ellen Byrne, daughter OF
the late William O'Neill, Killpipe,
Wicklow. Fitzpatrick
March %, at &c Blackhall place, Thorn
as Fitzpatrick Stafford-March 26, at
Sir Patrick Duns hospital, Dublin,
Bridget (nee Byrne). wife of James
Stafford of Donnybrook, formerly OF
Priory street, New Ross. Ledwidge-
March 25, at 13 Avondale road, William
Ledwidge, father of William Ludwig,
aged SO years, late Old Theatre Royal,
and twenty-five years tenor Pro-
Cathedral, Marlborough street. O'Han-
Ion-March "a. at Smyrna Mansions,
West Hampstead, Maria O'Hanlon.
widow of the late John David O'Han-
lon, barrister- at-law, Dublin: Me-
q, at % London bridge
road, Sandymount, Michael McGrath,
ate librarian at Greene's. Dunno
March q, at the Hospice for the Dying,
Maria Dunno, As st. Paul street, Dub
in, daughter of the late Michael Mo-
-an, Shinrone, Kings county.