The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-17

Dublin Weekly Freeman, Aug. 27)
On Friday Fireman Henry O'Brien rescued youn
lad who fell into the Lifey near Wood Quay.
The lord lieutenant has committed the sentence Q
death passed on Thomas Byrne IN the Coombe wifi
murder case to one of penal serritude for life.
At the Nine Acres, Phoenix park, yesterday, in tn
semi-fna round of the Irish county polo cup, King
county defeated County Kildare by goals to f.
A verdict Of death from rupture Of the stomach wa
returned inquest held Saturday the remains
of a. railway porter named William Walpole who diet
in the North Union workhouse the previous day.
letter from the archbishop of Dublin announces
that Pope Plus has granted special jubilee in com
memoration of the definition of the dogma of the I'm
maculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin the fftie
anniversary of which occurs this year.
On Saturday night a man named Samuel Lyster re-
siding Richmond terrace, Rathmnes, fell from one
Of the upper windows of his house. and striking the
ratings below seriously injured that death en-
sued.
verdict of suicide while suffering from temporary
insanity returned at inquest held by the city
on Thursday into the circumstances attend
ing the death of laborer named Patrick lyman, who
discovered in yard in Brdgefoot the pre-
vous day with his throat cut.
The adjourned half yearly meeting of the sharehold
ers Of the Midland Great Western railway company was
held Saturday. The chairman announced the result
of the poll. There was for the directors majority in
money of e546291 and in 1850. The report and
dividends then approved of and the retiring di
rectors were reelected.
At Fridays meeting of the Dublin Distilers' com
pany the chairman, Mr.. Richard Davoren, announced
that in consequence of the bad years working due to
the exceptionally depressed condition of trade during
the year and the losses by fire connection with
their yeast business in Marrowbone lane the directors
hal theIr fort he
An inquest was held on Friday afternoon at Pal
merstown the body of cattle driver named James
Mahon of Cebridge, who killed the Dublin 6J
Lucan tramwav Palmerstown on Wednesday night.
The jury found verdict of accidental death, adding
rider calling the attention of the directors of the
pany to the necessity of making noise the cars
which they run, especially on windy nights.
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1t is stated that the vacancy in the position of chief
OF the statistics branch of the agricultural department.
caused by the death of Mr.. w p Coyne has been filed
by the appointment of Mr. James Edward O'Conor, C.
l. +. Mr.. O'Conor is an Irishman. who has had long
and distinguished in the Indian civil service
which he entered in 1872 He appointed on special
duty in connection with the Melbourne exhibition of
1881 He is the author of various reports the pro-
duction of tobacco and the cultivation of ground
nuts and eucalyptus in India
The show of Irish industrial and art products in
augurated Monday in Great Brunswick street whilst
IN way OF ambitious design serves the Irish indus
trial movement in two direct ways In enables
one to discern the existence of pushful business
spirit and it indicates very clearly an increased ca
pscity for the organization of commercial movement
The public is hardly yet of the existence of the
movement for holding this show and needs to be told
that the appropriation, for whole week, of the hall
of the extensive premises known as the Ancient concert
rooms-comprising, as they do, about dozen apart
ment, three of them capable of accommodating large
assembagesis the result Of the interest which was
created by the first show that of year ago, held in the
confined area of the Molesworth hall