The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-24
latest Irish Tews
CITY OF DUBLIN.


On Tuesday a branch of the phlteo
Irish League was established III th'
Usher's Quay Ward
The Arran Quay Ward Branch OF the
United Irish League is taking steps 70
cope with the distress amongst the uh-
employed in the ward.
Two laborers named Patrick Murphy
and William Ivory were treated III
Jarvis street Hospital on Friday for IN
iuries accidentally received while work
ing at d dredger at the North wan.
DR.. Ryrne. City Coroner for Dublin
held an inquest of Friday at Mercer
Hospital on Peter Dunno who was Ia
tally injured by falling from a window
which he was engaged in cleaning
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on Tuesday the inaugural meeting
of the Dublin Council Branch of the
Town Tenants Association took place
Mr. Edward Martyr presiding. MI
William Field. NJ. p, read an interest
ing paper Oh Transit"
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The Dublin Trades Council at their
meeting ON Monday passed resolution
urging the public boards of the clty
to carry out at the present time WORKS
already decided upon with view OF
meeting the great dearth of employ
ment in the city.
A new Gaelic League College was ad-
ministered at the Heating Branch
GUARD on Saturday night by the PreSi-
dent Father Dinneen. Those who look
If wear wear a special badge and are
Irish speakers who will speak nothing
but Irish to other Irish speakers
The .parishioners of St. Michaels.
Kingstown. at a public meeting held III
the Town, Hall, KinSstown, on Sunday,
promised to cooperate in the work OF
completing the site and surroundings
of the Church and authorized the Very
Rev Canon Murphy. p. p, to solicit
bazaar prizes and subscriptions Tor the
purpose.
on Tuesday a most successful meet
ing Of the young men of Dublin was
held at the offices Of the United irish
League, 80 Upper O'Connell street, TO
establish a young mems branch Of the
League. The proceedings were most
earnest and enthusiastic. Speeches
were delivered by Messrs. Joseph Dew
lin NJ. p; 7. O'Donnell, NJ. P; I. NJ.
Kettle. j. A.; Z. Sheeny, B. A. and
others. The branch was formally eF-
1ablshed and a Provisional Executive
was elected. The next meeting will be
held on Monday evening.
The Master of the Rolls had before
him on Tuesday an interesting case as
10 the custody of a child named Kaalan
into which the question of religion en-
tered, the father being a Catholic and
the mother a Protestant. The father
was allowed to select a school in which
the child is TO be educated, but the
mother is TO have unrestrained access
TO her son. In giving judgment his
Lordship paid tribute to the good work
the Christian Brothers are doing.
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At the inquest held at Kingstown on
Monday in reference to the death of
James Woodley. a seaman, from the
effects Of injuries received by falling
down the hold of the steamer Lord
Charlemont on Friday, the jury added
a rider TO their verdict, stating the ac
cident was mainly the outcome of neg
ligence on the part Of the owners of the
steamer in allowing the vessel to pro-
coed to sea undetermined.
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A singular accident occurred TO a
funeral on Friday morning on its way
TO Glasnevin Cemetery. The cOrtege
had just reached the head of the Fling
las road when the horses began to slip
on the icy roadway. Suddenly the lead
ing pair of horses in the hearse came
down with crash, swapping the con-
nections. The funeral was. Of course.
brought TO a standstiIl. The animals
were speedily on their legs, but it was
found safer not to attach them TO the
hcaTse again. After short delay the
funeral started with one pair of horses
in the hearse and travelling at a snaips
pace the cemetery was at length
reached in safety