The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-03-26


Deep regret was felt throughout West Cork al
the death of Mr.. M. j. Donovan. OF Cappagh
Union Hail. The deceased who was only a years
of age was an agricultural lecturer under the
Board of Agriculture in Glare. He went through
a course of training in the Munster Dairy school
Cork and the Albert Institute, Glasnevin, and aft
erward in conjunction with others, went TO Den
mark and Belgium to examine farming methods
there He passed all his examinations III brilliant
stye and his death at such early age and with
such a promising future before him IS deepl$ re-
| GREETED by his friends.
The tenants the Earl of Bandon's estate at
'Coobawn and Balinvredig near Ballinspittal, have
concluded terms of purchase with the landlord. On
! Feb. % the tenants accompanied by Rev ID. Deasy,
! Ballinspittal, and Mr. Thomas Scanlon, solicitor,
met Lord Bandon at the office of his agent, Mr. Do
herty. After short discussion the tenants ar
ranged to purchase on the basis of reduction of
six shillings in the pound off the rents, which
first term rents.
Martin O'Connor, farmer of Port Abbeyfeale
Limerick and his wife recently died within a few
hours of each other. and inferred side by side
in the Abbey Cemetery A large funeral process
sion accompanied the remains to the cemetery.
The ohsequies of Mother Evangelist of the
Mercy Killarney, who died in Dublin on Feb q,
took place Thursday morning amid general
SOW The deceased, who was 80 years of age was
daughter of the late James Lombard, Castlesland,
The remains brought to Killarney, and met
at the railway station by vast concourse of the
inhabitants. who accompanied them to the Convent
Chapel. At 10 o'clock Thursday morning Sol
emn Requiem High Mass was celebrated, Most
Rev. Dr. Coffey presiding. Celebrant, Rev. NJ.
Fuller, Killarney: deacon, Rev. P. O'Carrol pro-
fessor of St. Brendans Seminary; sub-deason Rev.
j. Brick, Fossa
Another melancholy drowning accident, result
ing in the loss of life near the Lax Weir CORDIALLY,
Limerick, took place on Feb. 20 W. Meehan, Mi
chael McMahon and John Hogan were taking up
grating, when the boat capsized and all were flung
into the water. The two former managed to swim
ashore, but Hogan, who was aged so years, after
swimming short distance. sank before assistance
arrived. The police have been searching for the
body, but it has not been recovered.
On the Feast of the Apparation of Our Lady of
Lourdes, the consent of the Sisters of Mercy Doon
was the scene of the profession of a member. The
young lady is Miss Bride Raleigh Gin religion Sis
ter H. Ursula), daughter of Mr.. Matthew Raleigh
Emily She is the second member of her family
who has reuounced the world and its allurements
Rev Father O'Donnell, Doom, officiatcd.
Councillor ]. A. Power was, Feb % installed
for the second term of Waterford for the ensuing
year, at special meeting of the Borough Council.
He delivered heightened speech in which he re-
ferred to many matters of local interest Alder
man Thomas Whitttle took the oath as City High
Sheriff
The obsequies of Sister Mary Vincent O'Donnell
were held lately in the convent chapel Lismore,
Waterford. This gentle epun passed TO her reward
in the 29th year of her age and the 18th of her re-
hgious life 1t is remarked that the day of her in
terment was her favorite Feast of Our Lady, and
the anniversary of her entrance into the convent.
At the Office for the Dead Venerable Archdeacon
McGrath presided.
Father Farragher, pastor of Aran, Galway,
preached eloquent sermon i'll Irish at the Jesuit
Church in Dublin Feb. q for the church in
that historic island of which he is the pastor. A
substantial sum was obtained.
The solemn ceremony of profession took place
Feb. in the Presentation Convent, Galway,
when Miss Helen Horan. daughter of Mr.. NJ Ho-
ran, of St. Romans, Sanford road made her VOWS
of profession. The Most Rev. DIR. Mccormack
Bishop of Galway, celebrated the Mass and per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by Very Rev. Father
Lally, Rev. Father Walsh and Rev. Father Carr.
Most Rev. DR.. Healy, Archbishop of Tuam, has
been pleased to confer dignites follows: Dean
Barrett, Headford, Domestic Prelae of His Holi-
ness the Pope, with the title of Monsignor; Canon
Canton, Antenry, Presenter to the Diocesan Chap
ter. Rev. Father Lyons Castlebar, fills the vacant
canonry, and Vicar Forane for the deanery of
Castlebar. The Venerable Archdeacon Kilkelly,
Claremorrs, and Canon McAlpine, CIifden, become
vicar-general.
Rev. Joseph Coghlan, pastor, Taughmaconnell,
died Feb Is, deeply md widely regretted by Galway
priests and people
Recently evictions took place the estate of
Major w. G. Phibbs, in the Keash district Sligo
The landlord resides at Pretoria South Africa, and
the townlands in which the evictions took place
Derrynaskeagh, Toomour and Dacloonagh. The
agent to the landlord Mr.. L'Estrange, of Sligo,
in attendance, accompanied with force of police.
The Rev. P. Flanagan, of Leabeg, Ballintubber,
Roscommon, ordained few weeks ago in Dublin
by Archbishop Walsh, left home on Friday, Feb. u,
for Omaha Neb. His departure was deeply re-
gretted by his friends and acquaihtances On the
evening previous to his departure deputation
from the people of the parish waited on Father
Flanagan and presented him with address and
a purse of sovereigns behalf of the priests and
people of the parishes of Bailintubber and Bally-
moe. The address was read by Mr.. L. Fahy, n. T.,
and it expressed the regret that the field of the la
Dors of the young priest i'll distant land, far
from the scenes of his childhood, but they hoped
hat they would often have the happiness of seeing
lim visit them. The address was signed by E.
Fahy. n. T.. NJ. ]. Coen Michael Larkin, Michael
Mcneil, P. Harte, n T., and Michael O'Brien.