The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-02


st. Jarlaths bazaar, to raise funds
for the erection Of an archieDiscopal
residence at Tuam, was opened on
Monday in the college grounds by his
grace the archbishop, in the presence
of a large and fashionable attendance.
The condition of the boy Kelly. who
was accidentally shot at Z o'clock on
Sunday evening near the Steam Packet
! company's office, Cork, has not disim-
proved. A deposition has been taken
and the police are investigating the
matter.
The archbishop of Tuam, presiding
at teachers meeting in that town on
| Monday, criticised with considerable
severity the recent action of the Ma
| tional board; he also dealt with the
Sligo incident, and the use made of it
by Belfast "loyalists."
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On Wednesday another meeting of
the agricultural tenants on the estate
of the late Sir John Arnott was held in
| reference to the half years rent at
present demanded in Bandon. Rev. NJ.
O'Sullivan, &C, presided. Subse-
| quently a deputation OF the tenants
| had an interview with the agent.
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Their excellencies the lord lieutenant
| and the countess of Dudley and Vis-
| count Ednan left the ViceregaI Lodge
on Monday morning and travelled TO
Maam Cross station. Their excellencies
motored from Mann Cross to Inver
lodge in the afternoon.
The Portadown Urban Council have
received an application from a Belfast
! lady for the position of superintendent
of works at a salary of 35s a week.
| She is one of the fourteen candidates
referred to a committee to report to a
future meeting of the council. at which
the appointment will be made
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On Thursday the large steam yacht
ArgonaUt, which is on a cruise round
the British Isles. having on board
hundred and eighty passenger tourists,
anchored in Kingston harbor, and some
two hundred guests from the city were
entertained at luncheon on board. In
the evening the Argonaut left for Oban.
A fatal accident occurred in the
North Yard of Messrs Workman,
Clark & Co, Ltd, Belfast. the victim
being plater's helper, named Henry
NJ Bride, residing at 81 Bentick street.
Deceased met his death through his
head coming violently in contact with
the handle of bogey wagon.
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The death has Just occurred of Mr..
P. Barry, ext. c., Cork. Mr. Barry
was for fifteen years a member of the
local Corporation. He fought in the
American civil war under General
Sheridan, and was present at the battle
of Bulls Run, where he sounded the
charge.
On Sunday a series of interesting and
Well-contested handbaIl matches were
carried out at the Mountcastle Mills
Co. Kerry, ball alley. The principal
match was one between Messrs. D. |
O'Connor and j. Flanagan, and Messrs. |
c. Curtain and T. Thompson. After a
well-contested and exciting play, the |
latter two contestants won by a sub
stantial score.
report reached Waterford on Mon |
day of the narrow escape from drown |
ing of three ladies at Tramore on that |
DAY. 1t appears that two of the ladies !
got out of their depth and their cries |!
for assistance attracted the attention |
OF the third, who went TO their assist |
ance. With difficulty they were taken |
ashore.
The Most Rev. DR.. Ryan, Archbishop |
of Philadelphia, on Wednesday visited |
his native town of Thurles, and re- |
ceived a public reception from the |
Archbishop and clergy of the diocese |
OF Cashel and the people of Thurles. !
He was presented with an address from |
the Urban Council OF Thurles, to which /
he delivered an interesting reply.
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The conference held on Monday in |
ster Feis unanimously approved Of a
to open a special fund. to be
called the Ciste ma Mumhan, for the
purpose of saving the language where
it is spoken in Munster. It was de-
cided that next years Munster Feis
be held in Cork.
Rothesay telegram states that the
Loeb Fyne. a trawler, collided with
the Port Bannatyne, fishing skiff. off
Aran on Thursday, and that James
Hogarth. over 20 years of age. who
steered the vessel, was drowned Two
other occupants were rescued. One of l.
the deceased's sons, Archibald Hogarth,
sailed the Shamrock in the America
Cup Race.
At meeting of the Mid-Cork Ex-
ecutive of the United Irish League on
Mr.. ID. ID. Sheehan. NJ. p. for
the constituency, said that his explana-
ton for his absence from Parliament
was that he was endeavoring to ad-
vance Mr.. O'Brien's policy. which he
believed in, and that he believed he
was doing better work for the country
at home than he could do in the House i.
Of Commons.
AT the convention of the Irish Ma
tional Foresters at Motherweu on I
Tuesday some heat was introduced in
to the discussion by the suggestion of |;
Mr.. Brady, Glasgow District Organizer,
that there was a brother in the Order
for the purpose of disrupting it. He
said he was prepared to stand by the D
assertion, but at the request of the
Chief Ranger and other delegates he
agreed to withdraw the statement. L
Some changes We're made in the rules
Of the Order
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