The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-08-06


present to the Armagh cathedral
Constable William Beatty committed suicide at Let
erkenny Monday.
Mr. John Dillon, NJ P, was present at the Kiltimagh
ports on Monday.
The sudden death occurred on Saturday at New
astle County Down, of DR.. William M'Keown, WELL
mown and clever oculist.
DR.. Cork, on Tuesday, Cambridge university, de-
eated Gentlemen of Ireland by five wickets.
The Rev. John Fay parish priest Of the united par
shes of Coole and Dangan, died on Sunday morning
the Parochial house, Sunmerhill near Trim.
On Monday afternoon whilst cycling from Water
ord to Tramore, the Rev. George S. Sweetman of
Drumcannon suddenly fell off his machine and was
icked up dead Death is attributed to heat apopexy.
While bathing in the river near Ballinamore County
5ayway, on Saturday last, Lawrence John and Pat
icl Lohan brothers, aged Is, 8, and years respec
lively and another youth named Coffey were drowned
The anniversary of the battle of the Boyne was
celebrated on Tuesday In the north. demonstration
organized by the grand Orange lodge Of Belfast,
md counter demonstration by the Independent
Drangemen. At Castlereagh meeting was held, over
ehich the grand MASTER Colonel r. Fl. Wallace, pre-
ided
On Sunday morning, about o'clock, an apprentice
alor named Taggart, went to battle at the pier Bay
aste and he had not returned by the afternoon in
uirles Instituted, with the result that his cloth
ng was found underneath the wooden pier. A search
vas made and the body found in about eight feet
If water, close by It stated that deceased, who
bout II years old and native of Annoy, could not
win.
On Monday at the Dublin criminal sessions, before
he recorder and jury Henry Wought and
Leah and Harris Taylor, sister and brother in
iiced for having in the past two months conspired
ogether defraud the public by purporting to run
emigrstion society by which persons to get
tickets from England and ireland to Canada at one
pound each and employment the other side at
wages up to two pounds and ten shillngs a week The
prisoners members of the Jewish persuasion and
are the persons they charged with defrauding.
An important Gaelic tournament took place in XII
renny Sunday, under the auspices of the Lamogue
football club, champions of County Kilkenny There
two matches-one in hurting between the Kick
hams Dublin) and Tullaroan County Kilkenny, and
The other in football between the Keatngs Dublin)
and Lamogue. The matches excited considerable in
terest and there large attendance at the tourna
The hurting match resulted: Tullaroan, goals
points Football: Lamogue, 10 points; Heating,
points.
The Rev. John Fay, parish priest of the united
parishes of Coole and Dangan, died at early hour
Sunday morning in the Parochial house, Summer
hill. Trim The deceased clergyman had been in
failing health for the past twelve months So but
was able carry out the duties of his sacred Office
til about week ago, when he confined to bed. |
Father Fay, who sprang from old and respected
County Wesmeath family first the light at Castle
town Geoghegan about sixty years ago
The ordination Of the following ecclesiastical stu
dents of ST. Kerans college took place the cathedral
Kilkenny Sunday, the ceremony being performed
by the Most Rev. DIR. Brownrigg bishop of Ossory as
sisted by the Rev. John Dooody, president St Kieran
college and Rev Q. j. NNamara, dean St. Kieran's |
college; Rev. Patrick Holland Ossory; Rev. Patrick
f-ro,.o D.
ward Bergin, Wellington; Rev. John Kelly yelling !
ton; Rev. James Bowe Wellington; Rev. Edward Grant
Sacramento California and Rev. James Lawless AIDE
laide, Australia.
Rev. j. Pagan, c. c. Mullingar for number of
years III 1ulngar cathedral parish has been trans
ferred to Tong, in room of the late Father Kilhan
Father Pagan widely beloved and respected His
transfer from Mulingar is universally regretted.
The death of Mother Magdalen, Rev. Mother of St.
Johns Mercy convent Baoonagle occurred yesterday
morning shortly before o'clock Deceased who was |
IN her siStyscvcnth year. was thirty-eght years at
1acled 10 the Mercy community. She was daughter of
the late Mr.. Gerald Fitzgibbon of Tralee. q !
The solemn opening of the Church Of the Holy Ros |
airy. Greystones took place Sunday. The new sacred
editce has been erected the site of the temporary
church. which was blown down during the great storm
OF February, 1909 Though not yet completed il is |
even in its unfinished very handsome structure
anu Is capable OF an0f6ng comfortable accommodation
TO large congregation.
On Wednesday enginedriver named Edward |
Burns, aged 26, native Of County Down, met with
shocking death the Waterford and Rosslare railway
at Wellington bridge, County Wexford. 1t appeared |
from the evidence the inquest which was held by
Mr.. Peter French, NJ. p for South Wexford,
that while driving the engine a temporary Zine"
the rails way, and the engine turned Burns
was caught under the engine and almost instantly !
killed. He to be married next week. and con-
siderable of money was found in his possession |
it may be added that since the beginning of the
has been very large.
An extraordinary drowning accident occurred on
Saturday at Ringsend basin between and O'Clock. |
Three men in the employment of Mr. Malcolm M'Neill |
timber merchant. Kenny, 21 Grattan court; Henry
Mullen, East James street. and Joseph Boom II Bath
avenue laborers, engaged in carrying timber on
the threefoot passage along the Ringsend basin, when
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