The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-15

Dublin Weekly Freeman. June "A.
On Wednesday evictions took place on
the Trinity college estate at Rosslea,
Fermanagh.
On Sunday the GRnamaddy new
church was dedicated by the archbishop
OF Tuam. An eloquent sermon was
preached by the bishop of Elgin.
On Sunday the annual convention of
the Cork county land and labor asso-
citation was held at Cork Mr.. William
O'Brien, Mp. was the chief speaker.
Resolutions have been passed by
various public bodies protesting against
any tampering with the Party Pledge.
On Monday the action for slander
brought by Mss Maynes, matron Of
Co. Limerick Infrmary, against Mrs.
Harriet 'Brien, one of the governors,
terminated in a disagreement of the
jury.
Mr.. John Muldoon, barrister- -at-law
was nominated as candidate for North
Donegal and elected without OPPOSITE
tion. The vacancy was caused by the
death of Mr.. William O'Donerty.
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At a representative and influential
meeting in Cork on Wednesday a reso-
luton was adopted protesting against
the Junction Railway scheme being
supported out of public funds.
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The little daughter of Signor and
Madame sGrossi, of Cork. who recently
met with a severe burning accident,
succumbed to her injuries on Wednes-
day at the Women and Children's hos
pital.
Father Peter O'Leary delivered d
speech at the Fermoy Feis. He said
that every man in the country must
learn a little Irish il he wanted 20
know what was going on around him.
On Sunday the annual Feis under the
auspices of the Gaelic league took place
at Kells The occasion was one of
great interest. and was very largely
attended. An address was delivered by
Dr. Douglas Hyde.
Among the resolutions on the i'm
portance of the Party Pledge is one
from the Birkenhead branch of the
United Irish league. which calls upon
the Irish people to stamp out dissension
without respect to persons.
The upsetting Of an oil lamp in the
bedroom on Tuesday of d grocery in
Donaghadee. County Down, resulted in
the death of the proprietor, Francis
Aitken, aged so, and the destruction of
the premises.
a memorandum by the bishops OF
Ireland on university scholarships for
Catholics is published now. A fund of
G1.000 a year for two years is provided,
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largely increased by the generosity of
private benefactors.
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Among the resolutions on the neces-
sity of the Parry Pledge, is one from the
Roscommon county council, proposed
by Mr.. John Fitzgibbon. who said they,
as Nationalists, could be no party TO
any schism that would weaken the
forces of the country.
A meeting of the Cork advisory COM
mittee was held on Thursday and was
addressed by the Rev. Richard Barrett,
PIP; Mr. William 0'Brien, Mp; Mr..
Augustine Roche. Mp: Mr.. J. j.
Howard, and the Rev. Father Murphy.
The Queenstown Urban district coun-
ell on Friday unanimously passed a
resolution protesting against the action
t1l lllt yOSldl duLllOIl llitS III lS Tie
claims Of Irish officials to the positions
of marine mail sorters on board trans
atlantic steamers.
On Friday night a fire which threat
ened to have serious results. broke out
in the second story of the house, No. Il
Princes street, Cork. where Mons.
Taupin teaches French. German, and
Italian. II was caused by the up
setting of an oil lamp.
A little child named Timothy Horgan,
aged about three years and half. son
Of Patrick Horgan, laborer, % War
ren's lane, Cork. died in the local South
Infirmary on Saturday morning as the
result of a fractured skull. sustained
it is alleged, in a car accident
At meeting of the North Kilkenny
United Irish League a resolution was
passed declaring that the abolition of
the Party Pledge would strike a blow