The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-07-25
LATE IRISH NEWS

DUBLIN.-The death is announce
of Alderman Graham, j. P.-The dealt
is announced of the Rev. Philip O'Con
nell, S. Jon Thursday another meet
Ing of protest against an address t.
the king by the corporation took place
On Tuesday the public meeting of tn
delegates, home and foreign, to the In
ternational Conference of Federated
| Trades Unions was held in the mansion
| house. An address was delivered b!
the chairman, Mr.. Pete Carran, and ;
series of resolutions dealing with diff
ferent matters conEe cted with trade
uniOnism was adopted.-At a meeting
on Thursday of the executive commit
| tee the lord mayor announced that hi
| had received letter from the lore
chamberlain stating that the king haC
| been pleased to select from his owr
| private collection two pictures which
his majesty wished to lend the eXhi-
| bition. His majesty would be pleased
| to lend the pictures TO the exhibition
during the autumn, but they should be
returned to Buckingham palace not
later than the iirst week in December
On Thursday evening a middle-aged
man was found at Summer hill in a
dying condition and the ambulance
having been telephoned for he was i'm
mediately conveyed by a police con-
stable to Jervis street hospital, where
on examination by DR.. j. Falls, house
surgeon, and Mr.. j. Stuart, life was
found to be extinct. There was moth
ing found on his clothing that would
lead to his name or identity.-A gas eX-
plosion occurred on Thursday in the
tea room of the Pavilion Gardens,
Kingstown. Two of the mattresses,
Miss Annie Whelan and Miss Eliza
Wilson, received slight injuries from
broken glass, caused by the explosion.
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The criminal calendar at Limerick
assizes is very light.
His excellency the lord lieutant Wis
tied Ballyhaunis on Sunday.
The Armagh urban council rejected
an address to the king.
The coercion prosecutions in connec-.
ton with thte Knockalassa farm have
been adjourned.
A serious accident has occurred at
the Cork exhibition water chute.
Successful Gaelic gatherings have
taken place at Ballina, Tara Hill and
BallyWorth.
Jenatzy, the Gordon Bennett race
victor, will get $4,000 and new car
for his performance.
The criminal calendars at Monaghan
and Cavan assizes are very light.
One of the touring motorists on the
way to Castlewellan had bad spill. No
one was injured.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has made an
offer of e1,O0O towards the cost of the
organ for st. Colman's, Queenstown.
The urban council at a mass meeting
at Dundalk has protested against the
holding of an Orange demonstration at
Rostrevor.
South Tipperary county council is
the question of stringent
bylaws for motor cars.
Brownlow house, the former resi-
ience of the Lurgan family, has been
urned into an Orange hall.
scene at Mondays meeting owing to |
IN allegation of member that the l.
chairman called him ''snarling cur"
A warrant has been issued for DR..
Cox, retired surgeon major in the
rmy, who was to take his trial at
Nestmeath assizes, but failed to ap-
year.
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The powder mills at Ballicolling, a
'retty place on the banks of the Lee,
boye Cork, have been closed after
aving been in operation for genera
ions. About 500 hands were employed
nd the only men retained are those
ngaged on the large farm over which
he powder houses were scattered.
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On Thursday at Cork Lunatic Asy-
I'm Mr.. Coroner Horgan held an in
uest into the circumstances attending
ne death of a patient named Honora
,yan, aged so, and married, who was
lund dead on Wednesday about 100
! the drying closet The jury re-
Irned a verdict to the effect that
cath was due to suffocation from hot
;Oist air and want of ventilation, and
celebrated by weak heart. owing to
le deceased having been accidentally
cked up in drying closet.
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On Saturday evening a horse at :
lched to a trap, the property of Mrs. :
[. O'Neill, publican, Tallaght, got :
ightened at a military convoy which
as passing by the road from the di
.ction of the military camp at Brit
IS, and dashed along the public road
nd through the convoy at furious Z
ice After colliding with one of the I
Hilary small cannon, the trap was I
oxen, and this served to increase the
,eed of the animal, which again coll
led with telegraph pole near Mr..
arrett's house, where the wheels and
lie were broken off.
At Rathcoole Petty Sessions on Sat
day publican named A. O'Dwyer. 4
ON Hazelhatch, Lucan. was prose-
ted for breach of the Sunday Clos
6 Act and fined 85 and costs, to be '
dorsed on the license.
On Saturday an accident occurred \
hereby man named Mr.. Lennon. \
ads superintendent under the county \
rveyor, Mr.. Collins, was seriously in .,
red. Mr.. Lennon was driving a
irited horse and trap, and when near ?
e embankment the horse SHE'D at =
e steam tram which was coming !
I'm Blessington. He was thrown OUT /.
the trap and seriously injured. 2
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