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Dublin Weekly Freeman April 3O)
The bishop of Ross has spoken in denunciation
of the tied public house system in the city and
county of Cork.
In speech at Clommel the archbishop of Cashel
| said home rule government was not far off
Mrs. Welply wife of DIR. j. j. Welply. died on
Sunday night at her husbands residence, Florave
| Bandon.
On Monday an inquest held at Cork on the
| body of an unknown man, whose name is supposed
to be G. w. Torrens, who was found drowned at the
south jetties Sunday.
On Thursday afternoon a fire broke out in a
hayoft of Mr.. James Mullan Stewart Arms hotel,
Cookstown. Considerable damage was done.
We regret TO announce the death of Mr.. Myles
Coade, young Belfast journalist which recently
occurred at his residence, 81 Burnah street, in
that city.
On Saturday the members of the Cork ]. Ma
tional club presented Mr.. r. S. Mcnamara with
purse of sovereigns in recognition of his services
to the club.
John O'Bren, who on Saturday was admitted
to the North infrmary, Cork, suffering from fit,
died IN a few hours after admission.
The first of the inter-provincial football ties of
the All-Ireland football championship was played
Sunday at Athenry between teams representing
Tipperary and Galway. Tipperary won.
On Sunday Nationalist demonstration took
place at old Pallas to give expression to the feel
ing of the people regarding the non-sae of lands
in the district and the non-reinstatement of evict-
ed tenants.
At an inquest at Fermoy on the body of boy
who was killed at the races, the jury urged the
committee to adopt some means of protection
at the spot where the fatality occurred.
st. Joseph's new church in Limerick was opened
on Sunday, the archbishop of Cashel presiding.
The sermon on the occasion was delivered by the
Most Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer, bishop of Limerick.
Captain Everard and his bride were presented
with an address by the tenants on Colonel Everards
estate their return from their honeymoon to
Randestown on Saturday.
At Gortlettera, County Leitrim, on Sunday, the
Church of st. Mary's was solemnly dedicated
by the Most Rev. DR.. Hoare, bishop of Ardagh and
Clonmaonoise, the sermon being preached by Rev.
I. Barrett, 0. P, Talaght.
While swinging on the rails protecting the Cork
quay little girl named Monica Desmond slipped
and was precipitated on to the strand below, dis
tsnce of about twenty feet. She was conveyed to
the Mercy hospital, where she was detained pa
tient.
The archbishop Of Westminster has appointed
the Rev 0. Fitzgerald to the recorship of Cricket
wood London. n. w. Father Fitzgerald is son of
Mr.. Patrick Fitzgerald South Parade, Waterford,
and his promotion will be heard of with pleasure.
On Saturday night a fire broke out in the Mar
rowbone lane, Dublin. The two upper floors of
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the mill, with the milling machinery they
tanned, and the roof were destroyed The damage
is estimated at e4 600. Damage estimated at $4,000
caused by the fire at Angesea House, Killiney.
On Saturday morning a fire broke out at An
glesea, Glenageary, County Dublin, the residence
Of Mr.. Robert Heating Clay, solicitor. The fire
brigades from Dublin, Kilney Bray, Dalkey and
Kingstown were summoned by telegraph and were
soon on the spot but the main share of the work
was done by the city brigade The fire blazed for
about two hours, when 1T was extingulshed
On Sunday the beautiful new parish church of |
st. Joseph, Terenure, was solemnly dedicated to
its sacred purpose by his grace the archbishop of
Dublin.
fatal accident occurred in the Hay market,
Dmgannon on Thursday A man named O'Don-
nell, from the neighborhood of Coalisland was as
sisting in the baling of hay when he incautiously
put his head under the beam of the machine as it !
was about to work, and before he had time to with
draw his head the beam came down, smashing his
skull and causing immediate DEATH
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson Kimore,
were made the recipients of address and pre-
sentation from the inhabitants of the town and
neighborhood of Hollywood the occasion Of the
retirement of the Hollywood urban district council
of which (and the town commissioners he had been
chairman for the past fifteen years
On Monday, April IS, the jubilee of Mr.. Ceav-
ers business career the employees of the Irish linen
warehouse Belfast considered it fitting oppor-
tunity TO testifvnf their respect and esteem and
of congratulating him the he had
achieved during the fifty years devoted by him to
commercial life The addresss and presentation
took the form of an autograph album containing
over $50 signatures, and suitable casket mounted
in silver, for its reception.
Rt Rev. DR.. Sheehan, bishop of Waterford and
Lismore, accompanied by Very Rev. Canon Flynn,
Ballybricken, and Rev w. B. O'Donnell, st. Pat
ricks Waterford, left London lately with number