The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-02-27


and plays held by the Rathmines Branch of Gu
man na Gnaedheal took place in the town hall
Rathmines.
Laurence j. Keogh, vintner MARLBOROUGH street
County Dublin died Saturday last, after brief
illness, at the residence of his brother-in-law Glen
avon, Howth road Mr.. Keogh was president of the
Licensed Cfrocers and Winters association last
year.
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At Wednesdays annual general meeting of the
Dublin Chamber of Commerce, Sir James Murphy
Bart chairman, referring to the fiscal question
SAID Mr.. Chamberlain had beeen compelled by his
critics to shift his ground,
Between 9 and 10 a. M on Monday morning
float belonging to Messrs. Guinness & Co., which
was being driven along Wellington quay. was in
collision with a tramcar. The driver of the float
was man named Thomas Lynham. and he was
thrown off by the force of the collision and sus-
tanned injuries which terminated fatally shortly
afterwards in Jervis street hospital to which he
had been conveyed by the police. The motornan.
Henry Roberts, was taken into custody, and subse-
quently he was brought up at the police courts
charged with manslaughter and remanded.
Lord Dunraven has gone abroad for rest.
Colonel Lynch intends to settle in France
4 training class for chauffeurs is to be started
The annual meeting of the Irish Association for
the Prevention of lntemperance was held on Tues
day in the Round Room of the Rotunda, Dublin
Sir Ralph Smyth Cusack has been reelected
chairman of the Irish Railway Clearing House com
mittee.
destructive fire occurred on Tuesday at the
faTmyard of Michael Reilly, of the Military road.
Ballybrack.
At meetings of Presbyterians held Tuesday, Rev
eratorship of the General Assembly of the Presby-
terian church, and his return is assured
James McCann, N. p was entertained at din
her in Navan on Wednesday as a tribute to his ex
ertions III starting new industries in the town and
district.
The Freeman's Journal, Ltd, annual report was
issued on Saturday. The gross profit for the year |
was over e112,O00. a dividend at the rate of II ner
cent per annum is recommended for the baIf-voar
ended Dec, 81, 1908.
AT the annual meeting Of the County Corr,
branch of the Irish Landowners convention On Sat
urday, Savage French who presided in the absence
OF Lord Barrymore, said that land purchase was not
gong ahead quite as much as they expected:
On Saturday night meeting of town tenants
on the Lelnster estate was held in the town hall
Athy. for the purpose of petitioning the estates
and the trustees to include the town
tenants IN the sale OF the Leinster estate.
On Wednesday, in Castlewean. the native nor
sh OF the late N. McCartan, NJ P, for South
Down. stained glass memorial windows. to pernetn.
ite hls memory, were unveiled. Joseph DevIin NJ
2, delivered an address.
On Friday the city coroner DIR. Byrne. held IN
inquest at the morgue the body of man named
Archlbatd f. Z. Davie asked 81, who died at Steev
ms hospital ON Thursday morning from the effects
Il injuries received on the 9th inst in the Tein-
ter paper mills Clondalkin
Un Monday afternoon at the CbaneIized no1ioo
arrack the city coroner (Dr. L. A. Byrne) held an
inquest on the body of Constable John Foley I14S
- who was found drowned on SATURDAY. in +bo
urry Glen pond, Phoenix park near Knockmaroon
ate. 'N'A''i ooli
A dispatch from Limerick on Friday saws. Tho
eath took place at the residence of her SON John
ely Lower Gerald Griffin street Limerick Of he
lother, at the advanced age of 107. Deceased boJ
Il her faculties up to the last The funeral +naI
lace yesterday and attended by Iorge OpN corN
purse of people. iaise con-
Yesterday, while Sergeant P. Grant son;or of
GER IN Charge of Edencross constabuarv barraols
ngnnacoS. County Tyrone, was coming doi,ste;rs
tef breakfast he tripped and fell to tho bottarn