The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-14


with an address from the priests ant
people of Tuam to which he replied il
an eloquent speech.
On the occasion of the unveiling OF
the public fountain which has beer
erected in Cashel as a memorial to the
success of the Very Rev. Dean Kinane
In securing the construction OF the rail
way line from Goods Cross, an ad-
dress was presented to the Rev. Dean
and complimentary speeches were
| made, eulogizing his services to Cashel
His Lofdship the Bishop of Clonfert
arrived in Loughrea on Saturday night
from Rome, and the public reception
which 1t Was intended to give him was
abandoned owing to the calamity in
the town on Friday night. His Lord
ship visited the sufferers of the fire
ana offered them his sympathy.
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, In the rooms of the Grocers' associa-
ton in Belfast on Friday afternoon,
Mr.. nglis met deputation from the
Fortadown Trades association in refer
ehce TO a dispute in the bread trade
| Considerable discussion took place.
eventually the dispute was amicably
settled, and it was agreed to return TO
the old prices on Monday morning.
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/ Mr. Abraham Kennedy, Library
street, Belfast, was entertained to din
ner on Friday by large company of
trends on the occasion of his recovery
from recent distressing and pro
.tracted illness. He was also made the
recipient of an address and presenta-
tlon as token of the general esteem
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On Saturday "Arbor DAY." move
ment for the encoura cement of tree
planting, inaugurated in Ireland by the
planting of six trees in the Phoenix
Park. The trees were planted and
speeches in favour cf the movement
We're made by the Lord Mayor, Lord
Castletown. President of the Forestry
Society; Mr.. Field. NJ. P: Mr. r. P
Gill. Alderman Cole, Mr. Till, of the
English Forestry Society, and Mr.. T.
NJ. Moore.
specially convened meeting of the
Irish Party was held in the Mansion
House on Tuesday under the chairman
ship of Mr.. John Redmond. MP, to
consider the question of distress in the
West of Ireland. Resolutions calling
on the Government to apply adequate
remedies by starting reproductive
works We're adopted, including a de-
mand for compulsory powers to be
vested in the Congested Districts
Board and the Estate mmissioners
for the purpose of making the Land
Act effective in the West of Ireland.
An inquest was held in the Town
Hall. Queenstown, by Mr.. Coroner Rice,
on the body of Joseph Lynch. aged
four years and three months. who died
from burns received at his fathers
residence, Rushbrooke. The jury found
that deceased had died from shock to
the system produced by burns accident
ally received.
At an important meeting held in
Ballina on Monday to consider the
question of purchase of the Arran
estate it was decided to call a public
meeting to held in Ballina at an early
date, and to invite Mr.. Michael Davitt |
and Mr.John E. Redmond to speak at |
it. The tenants decided to purchase
only through the estate commissioners. !
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At a representative meeting of del |
egates from public bodies in the !
Counties of Dublin, Wicklow, Wexford, /
on Thursday, in the City Hall. a re-
solution was passed directing attention |
to the deplorable state of the harbours |
on the SOUTHEAST Coasts, and calling !
upon the Government to pass a Marine !
Works Act suitable to the condition of /
the district without delay.
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On Saturday night at a meeting Of |
the Postal Telegraph Clerks Associa- /
ton. presided over by the Lord Mayor, |
d resolution was passed expressing the |
of the meeting that the
had net carried out the |
of the Bradford Com |
mittee for the redress of the grievances
of the telegraph clerks