The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-05

/ Seventy-six students, of whom fiv,
r were professors in colleges, attended
the course of instruction at the Nun.
ster Training College for Gaelic teach.
e ers this year.
} Damage to the amount of $1,000 was
caused by a fire which broke out ir
Dunraven Castle on Saturday evening
: 1t is conjectured that the fire origin
: ated through the bursting of a lamp.
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AT Kingstown on Monday a case
came up in which a person had to pay
rates for seven months, a period in
which there was no occupant. The mag
istrate said there was no remedy.
Negotiations have begun for the sale
g. the Sligo portion of Lord de Freyne's
estate. The tenants are offering q 1-2
years purchase of non-judical rents,
and "A IL years purchase of others.
It was decided at meeting of the
Irishowen Guardians and District
Council on Tuesday to present a joint
address of welcome to Mr.. John Dillon,
NJ p, on the occasion of his visit to
Carndonagh next month.
a limited company is being formed by
the Limerick Industrial association to
carry out next near's exhibition in
Limerick. The profits of this years
exhibition amounted to nearly G200.
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At Crossmagl glen, County Armagh, on
| Thursday, a blind man named Hearty.
formerly q, miner, murdered his wife in
fit of jealousy, and then cut his own
throat, but his injuries are not regard
ed as serious.
The scheme for the establishment of
a Gaelic Training School for teachers in
Connacht has been approved by his
| Grace the Archbishop of Tuam, and the
constitution of the managing commit
! tee agreed to.
The Belfast Teachers association has
/ adopted series of important resolu-
tions re national education amongst
them one protesting against the alien
alton of any portion OF the equivalent
grant from the purpose for which it
was originally intended.
On Tuesday an Inquest was held at
Ennisl1illen on the body of a railway
guard named Irvine Brown: who was
crushed TO death the previous night
while engaged in ,shunting operations.
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turned.
On Friday, DR.. Mussen, j. p, cor
oner, held an inquest in the court house,
Lisburn on the body OF a man named
William McKeown of Belfast, black
smith, which was found by lighter
man floating in the canal at Quay street
dock The jury found that death arose
from accidental drowning.
T. T. Kiely, who won the all-round
athletic championship 9H the world at
the st. Louis exposition, arrived at
Queenstown on Friday on board the |
Celtic and was accorded most enthu- |
siastic reception from the representa- |
tives of the various athletic bodies dep |
uted to meet him.
On Sunday the bishop OF Galway laid |
the foundation stone of the new Church |
of ST. Edna al SpiddaL The edifice /
win be constructed OH ancient Irish /
lines. Father Fegan prea ehed in /
Gaelic the sermon of the day. In the |
afternoon a luncheon was served IN
the school room, at which the Most |
Rev. DR.. MacCormack, Lord Killanin,
Mr.. Edward Martyr, Father Conroy,
P. p, and other gentlemen spoke.
The appearance OF a vessel carrying
$40 tons of cargo and paying harbor
dues on only nineteen tons in Drogheda
port has given rise to a discussion at
the Drogheda harbor board as to the
advisability Of making another attempt
to secure a provisional order revising
the system of charges of portdues.
The poor law reporm commissioners
a,.1i
evidence in reference to the Mayo
unions. The general effect of the evil
dence was that four urions would be
sufficient for the county, in place of the
eight existing at present, and that an
electoral division charge was better
than the present union rating for out
door relief; and that a consumptive
hospital was an urgent requirement for
the county.
Owing to the violent storm on
Wednesday night in Omagh. the scaf-
folding on a house in Comowen was
Two men, named John Nc
POLAND and James O'Kane, had DO
sooner mounted on Thursday morning
than it collapsed and they fell to the
ground. distance of twelve feet, and
were buried in the debris. McPolland /
was badly cut about the head and legs,
while O'Kane had some Of his ribs {
broken and his arm bruised.
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Mr. Coroner Blake held an inquest at !
he municipal buildings, Cork, into the {
attending the death of &
,r unmarried laborer named John Grif- !
lin. "a, lately residing at 5e Grattan
street. and who was drowned near
Pope's quay. Evidence having been
"a u hripHU
summed up, said that. ir his opinion, !
went to show that the II
browning was accidental. The jury re-
-urned a verdict accordingly.
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4 woman named Mrs. Shea a re-
.uTned American, was found drowned I
n a river at a place called Fahaduv, 7
lear Castleisland, County Kerry. De- !
,eased had been unwell for some time, r
md was attended by DR.. Rice Castle I
sland. The sad occurrence has ccca- /
stoned a great deal of public regret /
md sympathy in the district. An in t
quest was held on Tuesday. and the e
ury found the following verdict: THAT n
deceased, Mrs. Anne. Shea, came by her {
Ieath by drowning at Fahaduv on Sat I
lrday last, being at the time in de- r
PRESSED state Of health, and in a state {
# temporary insanity, which caused I
Ter to do away with her life" +
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The numerous friends and admirers d
f Mr.. Michael Downey, Yeughal road, \
an old Middleton Gael, who is t
low on his way to Worcester, Boston, II
J. s. A, met a few nights ago in the 7
town nall and presented him, z
N his departure, with purse of SOW c
reigns as mark of their appreciation t
f his personal worth and services in r
onnection with every local movement, s
iaelic athletics. theatrical and sport n
ng Mr. DoWneN WIN was NiSihlv af- a