The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-08-27

The half yearly general meeting of the propreto
! of the National Bank, Ltd, was held on Thursday
"a College Green. The report of the directors was
garded as satisfactory and it decided to pay div
dend of 10 per cent.
WILLIAM oBRIEN REELECTED.
Cork, Aug. 19.-Willam O'Brien today II
elected member of parliament from Cork City unol
posed, 1t is not known whether he will accept but til
local executive of the United Irish League will
ALL AROUND IRELAND.
Mr. Arnold Forester states definitely that he will
seek reelection for West Belfast.
The ClaremOrrs Horse Show was held on Saturday
A steam motor service between Bray and Dalke
| comes into operation Tuesday.
Longford agricultural show was held on Thursday
The superior general of the Order of Redemptorist
is at present in Limerick
A Dublin man named George Mullins was drowned
at Bailybunnion on Sunday.
A branch of the Town Tenants association is abou
| to be formed in Cork.
On Friday the papal legate received an enthusiastic
| reception at Belfast.
On Friday child died in Armagh from smallpox
-Four policemen are also down with the disease.
The public sitting of the Trinity College commits
sion will be held at Balyshannon on August 10.
Mr.. Arnold White. of London has been elected as
a farmers candidate for North Derry.
The Presentation Convent Bazaar, at Galway. was
opened on Tuesday by the Most Rev. DR.. Mccormack
The papal iegate, who arrived in Dublin on Satur-
day, presided at High Mass the Pro Cathedral on
Sunday and was everywhere received with the utmost
enthusiasm.
AT meeting of the Cashel Rural council the other
day body of laborers broke into the Boardroom and
made a vigorous protest against the rejection of
labourers' cottage scheme.
movement is on foot in Nenagh and surrounding
parishes to present the Very Rev Dr. Fogarty bis,on
elect of kialoe, with an address On the occasion Of
ms conservation, and With that object in view verv
largely attended meeting of the principal traders /
merchants and professional men Of he town was held
on Friday evening in OMeara's hotel, Nenagh
discussion took place at the EnniskilIen hoard of
guardians on Thursday relative to circular issned
oearg the signatures of several Protestant members
md canvassing in the interests of Protestant on3i
late tor the position of midwife
The annual convention of the Irish National Fo,-
sters opened on Sunday in Cookstown and was at |
ended by the lord mayor of Dublin and the ladv
S. who took part in theprocession The lady mayoress
pened the new Foresters' hall
serious carriage accident took place between Shan
i'll and Carrick1nines A horse attached to a brake
as startled by motor The brake was overturned
nd two Cork ladies Cork gentlemman and another
rom hingstown injured
t1,a al
ay night eight liberty from the shore were row
g to the vessel Syren, when their boat capsized All
ere rescued except the acting coxswain whose body
as not yet been recovered.
The Papal Legate visited Monaghan on Wednesday
1d received enthusiastic reception Replying to ad
resses he said the pope loved the Irish people with
,ecia love, and that they occupied foremost place in
/ his thoughts and affections.
dispatch from Limerick on Monday says: An ex- J
aordinary fatality is reported from Movnoe pear
carif, Co. Clare. A farmer named O'CaIIapbap was
,out to perform operation on some young pigs and
hhe catching one of them he somehow struck his loo
th sharp knife which he carried in his hand sever
g an important artery. EHe was attended bv DR.
mSoh' but later on hemorrhage set in, and the un-
rtunate succumbed.
we deeply regret to announce the death of VERY
ev. K. r. Nicol, @. NJ l., superior Of
chcore, which took place on last We'd
sday He received the last Sacraments. and died \
ter short and painful illness. About week or ten
Us before his death he present at the ceremony
Confirmation, which Sacrament was administered n
his grace the archbishop to large number of chill
EN-. The deceased was born in the early fortes at
Ilhntore Co. Kildare. He studied at Clonlife and
rlow colleges, and ordained priest about thirty N
ars ago.
Generosity is more charitable than wealth