The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-16

declared.
On Monday Mr.. Sloan, NJ p, ad-
dressed large meeting in the Shank
hill road, Belfast, on Irish affairs. The
meeting adopted the Independent
Orange manifesto.
Samuel Jardine Cooke and John
Ferguson. jr., have been remanded,
charged in connection with a shooting
affray in County Derry, in which q
man named John Rooney was seriously
injured.
Mr.. r. H. \. Willis, A. +. c. A.
headmaster of the Metropolitan School
Iof Art, Dublin, was buried in Rathcor
mac cemetery, County Cork, on Fri
day, having died suddenly at Ballins-
kelligs, where he was spending a holi-
day.
The celebration of the golden jubilee
OF the Augustinian church, Galway,
viii take place on Sunday next, when
the jubilee sermon will be preached by
the Rev. Peter Yorke. San Francisco.
On Saturday the high altar and the
altar Of the Rosary in Holy Cross Do
minican church, Tralee, were conse-
| u eAlGI. he CeIcllOII WAS pSIIOTluEu
by the Most Rev. DR.. Mangan, bishop
OF Kerry.
! Barney McCole, son of a Donegal
farmer, was drowned while bathing on
| Tuesday. On Wednesday Charles
Greer, an old man belonging in the
! same district, died from the effects of
injuries received in a collision between
cart he was driving and another car
The death of Mr.. Robert oLeary oc-
Cured on Wednesday at his residence,
Ierminusville, Tramore The deceased,
who had reached the fine old age of S5
years, had been sixty-five years in bus
mess, and in 1876 established the now
Wen known firm of Messrs. r. O'Leary
q. Co, Barron Strand street. Water
ford.
William 7. Montgomery, a member
OF the ColeraiIie urban council. was
relnanded at Coleraine on Wednesday
on a charge of having embszzled GER
tam sums Of money collected by him
as rent agent for Mrs. Milliken. Cole
r8tle He was arrested at Queenstown
on his way to America.
Owen Doherty and Patrick Mccall
lion have been remanded. charged with
having at Ballymagan railway station,
County Donegal, assaulted an old man
named Daniel McCallion, whose life is
said to be in danger as a result of the
injuries inflicted on him.
The Ard Fheis of the Gaelic T,eae,a
has adopted series of resolutions and
recommendations dealing with every
phase Of Irish education, and has en-
tered vigorous protest against the
threatened withdrawal of the fees for
the teaching of Irish as an extra sub
Ject in the national schools.
The splendid new club, temperance
hall and reading room being erected in
New street, Longford. by his Lordshiu
Most Rev. DR.. Hoare are fast ap-
preaching completion. With the view
Of supplementing the building fund q
grand bazaar has been set on foot. and
successful concert in aid of this lat
ter was given last night in the convent
schools.
The visit of the Archbishop Of Phila-
delphia to Disdoohvarna was availed of
by the clergy CSs the various dioceses
IN Ireland who are spending their holi-
days there TO present his grace with an
address of welcome. His grace and |
~NASO NAiC DASlGOp VI ATudBn ana lsiOIl- /
macnoise, who presided at the luncheon |
given in honor of the Archbishop. re-
ferred in their speeches to the neces- |
sity for Home Rule.
Miss Mary Heany lin religion. Sister |
NJ. Aloysius) received the white veil |
of the Order of the Sisters of Mercy. |
at the convent, Westport, the offfciat-
ing clergyman being Rev. NJ. McDon- |
aid, Adm, who was assisted by the |
Very Rev. Canon Flatley, P. p, Y. F..
AAughagower. and Very Rev. Canon |
Grealy, P. P., Newport. Sister Alloy !
sius is daughter of J. Heany. ESQ. of |
Cloghan's Hill, Tuam.
The Glin correspondent of the Free |
- = Journal ssnds particulars of a |
cry serious cycling accident which oc- |
CURED on Saturday. He says that |
while cycling down the Kerry Hill road. |
near Shanagolden, in the county Of |
Limerick, Mr.. Lyttle, of the Mount |
Irenchard estate offices. was thrown /
from his machine and sustained +" frac-
ture Of the skull. Medical aid was
promptly forthcoming. and the injured |
gentleman was removed to a hospital. |
On Monday afternoon the dead bodies |
OF Alexander Quinn and his wife were
found in the townland of Ballymacran- /
~, Ballinahinch, the wife having been
brutally murdered by the husband. who |
afterwards committed suicide They |
had been married eighteen months and |
lived unhapDily.
Mr.. Charles ]. Devlin. accompanied
by Mrs. Devlin, their son and daugh- |
Ter. arrived in Roscommon on wednes-
day on visit to Rev. Father Hayden. |
OF Topeka, who is at present on a visit |
TO his friends. Mr.. Devlin is-a multi |
millionaire, and has been the architect |
Of his own fortune. He owns several !
coal and mineral mines in the states
of Illinois and Kansas He is also |
proprietor Of several railways, and is /!
the principal sbareholder in some of ,
the most extensive banks in Kansas. |
One Of the most prominent men in the /
western states, and wtl known in Chi
cago busiess circles, Mr.. Devlin makes
his first visit to Ireland on account of /
his health.