The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-04

late Mr. Daniel Murphy, There was
large attendance and the bidding was
of a spirited character. Mr. James
Binchy, solicitor, Charleville, was de-
clared the purchaser for Mr.. Thomas
Bourke at G410.
John Gilhooly, a riveter on the steam
ship Mariposa. under repair at Rush
brooke dock, Cork, fell down the hold
of the vessel March 6 and was picked
UP in an injured state. He was at once
removed to the Queenstown hospital.
On March the rear of two large ten
ement houses in Georges Quay, Cork
City, known as Nos. and 8, Bucking-
ham place, collapsed and buried several
occupants. Mrs. Ellen Donovan, aged
60 years, when picked out, was dead
and a boy named Donovan, aged
years, died from shock.
The priests and people of Banter
have contributed generously to the
fund now being raised to finish ST. Col
mans cathedral, Queenstown, and Ii
quidate the debt that remains on it.
Father Murphy, in his address in Ban
teer, said: The enthusiasm among the
people, now that the bazaar and fete
are at hand, is astonishing. 1t seems
clear that the occasion will bring to-
gether at Queenstown a historic gath
ering of the faithful of the diocese of
Cloyne next August. Everyone will re-
joice if the project ends in raising such
a sum as will get rid of the debt on
the cathedral, and no one will rejoice
more at that than the Most Rev. DR..
Browne, bishop of Cloyne. His serv-
ices to his cathedral could not be meas
ured. He has succeeded in bringing
both the cathedral and its surroundings
to such state of perfection as to make
the visitor marvel at the splendor of
the church. 1t seems almost too much
to hope that the collection, and the re-
suits of the bazaar. will accumulate
914,000. 1t is an enormous sum, but
with the help to come from parishes
uncollected, with the efforts made to
make the bazaar project a success. it
is confidently felt that the end in view
will be attained
Recent Deaths in Cork.-O'Dwyer-
At Gurteen, Gooldscross, County Tip
perary Mrs. ODwyer. mother of the
Rev. Brother O'Dwyer, North Monas-
terry, Cork, in the 10th year of her age.
O'Connor-On Feb. rs, at St Patrick's
hospital, Dennis O'Connor. ITS Barney
street. Cremen-On Feb 2S, Sundays
Well avenue, Patrick Cremen, son of
the late William Cremen, Sundays
Well, aged Is years. Burnes-On Feb.
Is. at Rathduff, Danied Burnes. O'Ma-
hony-On March 1, Ellen O'Mahony,
Ballyshoneen. Murphy-On Feb. Is,
Bridget Murphy, late of Blackpool.
Landon-On March 2, at 16 Bridge
street, George Landon, in his saith year.
Burrow-On Feb. 8, at Kent Villa,
Kent street, Woodstock Cape Town,
Jane Beere Burrow late of Grattan
Hill, Cork Clery-At the North infirn1
airy, on March 2, Hannah Clery.
O'Neill-On March 4, at q Lavitt's
quay, John O'Neill, engineer. O'Leary
March 4, at Lavally, Mallow, Han
orah O'Leary Kelly-On March 4, at
100 Great Britain street, John Kelly.
Biggane-On March 5, at Ashburton,
John Biggane, aged %. Moloney-On
March 4, Richard Moloney. Annmoun.t.
Nunan-On March g. Hannah Uunan.
Finn-March 8, at IS Sundays Well
road, Margaret Finn. Donovan-On
March 4, at the, Little Sisters, Mary
| Donovan, formerly of Banter. O'Sul-
livan-On Feb. 26, at Main street, Ken
mare, Kate O,Sulliyan, of Tahilla,
Sheen. Gollins-On March34, Doonis
key, John Collins. O'Leary-On March
! 8, Timothy O'Learyg Leckaneen. Lom
bardz-On March ss&at Killathy, Denis
Lombard. Magner On Feb. %, Mary
Magner, Of Leitrinl street, Cork, aged
SO. Keohane-On March 8, at Bealad,
| Clonakilty. Michael Keohane. 0'Grady
On March A. at North Main street,
Bandon5 Nellie 0'Grady.