The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-03-11

cortege was large. Rev. G. Magee, VINO
-officiated. paid tribute to the char
ity and other good qualities Of the de-
ceased. The chief mourners were:
Miss L. Lee (sister), Mr.. John Lee
(brother}, Miss NJ A. Prunty niece),
Miss Lee, AIessrs. James Lee and Philip
Lee (cousins): Mr.. J. j. Hughes, Clones.
coEK.
Mr.. William O'Brien. NJ. P. for Corl;
City. has been elected unanimously fol
the executive of the United Irish league
in West Mayo as It's representative i'll
the national directory.
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Thomas Donovan OF FernhWst, Cork,
has been appointed high sheriff of Cork
City.
John Sheehan has been elected chair
man and Thomas Magrier vice chair
man of the Urban council of Fermoy.
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The Tom Barry memorial committee
met lately to consider the designs. The
following were the competitors: Sharp
& Emery. Great Brunswick street, Dub
lir: Z. Fitzgerald, Youghai; Early q
Co. Dublin (returned design; Mcguire.
Cork. returned design. The commit
tee considered the several designs and
il was unanimously decided to accept
that of Sharp & Emery. This is fine
specimen of architectural work. which
stands twenty-one feet high with four
equal sides with inscription panels.
The shafts and jewels Of Celtic cross to
be of Donegal granite, tinted red. all re-
mainder of monument to be, of finest
limestone Kilkenny. or marble. Por-
trait medallion for front to be in bronze
with three corresponding cut in solid
limestone with approved emblems.
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On the invitation of the tenants Mr..
D. d. Sheehan. NJ. p. for MidCork,
visited Rylane lately for the purpose of
conferring with them as to the terms
on which they would be prepared to
purchase their holdings The tenants.
to the number of thirty. are all first
term tenants. Hussey & Townsend are
agents of the property and the land
lord lives in Bandon. The estate is
Knock nagoun property, and is COM
posed of very poor land. most of it be-
ing cold and mountainous in dts nature.
Among the tenants at the conference
were Daniel Kelleher, Michael Sullivan,
Denis Shea. Mrs. jeremiah Sullivan,
Mrs. jeremiah Twomey. John Crowley,
Charles Dinan. Michael Kelleher. Mrs.
Richard Millerd. Patrick Duggan, Jere-
miah Sullivan. Mrs. HanOria Cogan,
Daniel J. Kelleher. Timothy Leary, Pat
rick Fitzgerald. James Ringi Timothy
Savage Patrick Savage, Daniel d.
Cronin, Daniel J. Cronin, Patrick Two
mey, Patrick c. Cronin, Jeremiah Nc
Namara, Mrs. Mary Kelly, Mrs. Mar
garet Cronin (under notice of eviction)
After statement from Mr.. Sheehan,
NJ. P. the terms decided upon are the
utmost limit Of the tenants offer and
ha Il
out reservation whatever.
Mrs. Anne Flood of Finglas, widow
OF John Flood, grocer, died on Jan. 81.
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The death occurred on the 4th ult of
Anne Lowndes OF Swordss. She was
81 years old.
Alderman Gerald O'Reilly of Rivers
Gale house. Stillorgan. has been ap-
pointed high sheriff for Dublin City.
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We sincerely regret to announce the
demise cat a very early agel. which
took place Feb. .. at one of the Dublin
hospitals, OF the Rev. Michael O'Don
nell Rathgormach. Father O'DoTnell
twas a native of the parish of Port
law. After q distinguished course at
St. Johns college, Waterford. ne WAS
ordained and sent 10 England. where
his zeal for the promotion OF religion
and education. ranked him as an ideal
type of the Irish coggarth. 1t is but
few months since he was recalled 10
take up duty in his native diocese, be-
ing assigned temporarily TO St Mary's
Clonmel, during the illness Of the late
Rev. J. Hickey. and when Father
1Iickey's place had been filled, Father
ODunnell was transferred 10 a euracy
at Rathgurnlack. under the pastorship
OF the Very Rev. Canon Power, Clonea.
ana the news Of his premature death
occasioned widespread sorrow.
Amongst the calls" to the bar late
~ i'm Dublin was a young County Ar
magh man. Mr.. William Dawson Har-
binson. eldest son OF MIR. Thomas
Kirkpatfick Haroinson of Cornascribe.
Certificate signed Dy Mr.. J. J. Clancy,
To be proposed oy the Right Hon.
Lord Justice FitzGibbon. Mr.. Harbin-
son was awarded a certificate Of honor
at the examination held OF the 20th
and DIST days OF October last. and two
terms lectures, and one term of COM
mons necessary for his call TO the bar
and takes rank accordingly. Mr.. Har-
binson is a. Protestant home ruler. and
took an active part in the establish
ment of The United League IN Dublin |
and the adjoining counties at the very
start of the national organization. He
was also a familiar figure on national 1
list platforms in Belfast and in the |
northeast of Ulster for some years, and /
he acted as assistant editor of the Bel |
fast Northern Star for a few years |
before he commenced his studies for |
the bar.
Most Rev. DR.. O'Dea, Bishop of !
Clonfert. lately paid a visit TO Glasgow |
10 preside at the Connaughtnen's re- !
union. On the evening Of the celebra
ton he was accompanied to the plat /
form by Very Rev. Canon Mccarthy, |
Cathedral; Rev. Dean McNairney, Pat
rick, and large body Of clergymen. I
After tea Mr. Thomas Seaman read an !
Illuminated address 10 his lordship OLE |
behalf of the natives of Connaught in !
the west Of Scotland, rendering him a |
hearty welcome and expressing graft |
tude for his presence after his eleva-
ton to the bishopric of Clonfert. The |
address further assured him that Glas-
gov Connaughtmen followed with deep |
interest his distinguished career as
professor and vice president Of the
Maynooth.
s.
Not alone in Galway. but even be-
yond the seas. the news of the death
ther, will be read with deep regret
The deceased was d native of Galway. I
and for the welfare Of the youth of
his native city he took most active |
part in their education. Brother Lynch !
was the first manager of fhe hoyS'