The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-10-21

Mr.. Morrison, manager and traveller
for the Westport brewery, met with a
serious accident on Thursday while
motoring home from Westport.
The prosecution against Alderman
Meade, of Cork, for breach Of the bath
ing bylaws at Youghal has been
withdrawn by the Urban council.
At a demonstration held in Kenmare
on Sunday, the Ven. Archdeacon
O'Leary presiding, a resolution was
adopted expressing unabated confidence
in the Irish party under the leadership
of Mr.. John Redmond.
The st. Johns branch of the United
Irish league, Sligo, has asked its MEM
bers TO give the preference, when maxi
ing purchases, to merchants who
stocked goods of Irish manufacture.
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A prosecution took place at Strokes
town on Friday in which a man was
fined for having his name printed in
Irish characters on his cart. The de-
fendant refused to pay the fine, and
was sent TO Jail for three days.
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church Of Ireland at Derry on Tuesday
the Protestant bishops of Cork and Os-
sorry spoke in favor Of closer union
between Catholics and Protestants in
Ireland.
A summons against John Tobin,
butcher, Carlow, for using unlicensed
premises as a slaughterhouse was dis
missed with costs, at Carlow petty ses-
sions on Monday. it having been ad-
mitted by the Urban council that they
had no bylaws enabling them to issue
licenses as required by the act of par
lament.
At a meeting Of the county Longford
Live Stock committee, Mr.. Wood, rep
resenting the department, said there
we're only 16 Irish draught sires in the
country that could be approved, and
the department would be delighted TO
hear Of more Of them.
At Cork county council meeting on
Thursday the proposal to rescind the
resolution which prescribed knowl-
edge of Irish in the officials was with
drawn, but the chairman (Mr. Jere-
niah Howard) one of the opponents Of
the resolution, said at the close of the
meeting he had withdrawn nothing.
Rev. Father Yorke, speaking of Bal
linrobe Sunday night, said that great
strides had been made with the teach
ing Of the Irish language since he was
in Ireland few years ago, and If the
present opportunity were availed Of
nothing could prevent the spread of the
language.
The conservation Of Ardagh church
took place on Sunday, when q sermon
was delivered by the Most Rev DR..
Hedley, bishop of Newport. Subse-
duently an address was presented to
Cardinal Logue, who presided at the
ceremonies, and his eminence, in his
reply, referred to the revival Of the ma
tional spirit In the country.
Rev. Hugh o'Reilly. B.A., president.
St Colnan's college, Newry, in appeal
ing for combination to resist the at
tempt Of the treasury to withdraw the
fees for the teaching of Irish. said the
withdrawal would mean the destruction
of any work that had been done in that
district.
Mr.. o'Daly, general secretary of the
Gaelic league, speaking at an Aerid-
heacht in Athy on Sunday, referred to
the recent prosecutions for having
Irish names on carts, and proceeded to
say that Irish ought 10 be made
specific" subject. carrying fee, as it
was proposed to make cookery in the
national schools.
At a meeting Of the Glanmire branch
Of the u. /. L. at Cork, q resolution
was passed in favor of the Party pledge
IN the constituency, and endorsing the
resolution of the West Ward branch in
requesting the standing committee to
take immediate steps to re-establisll
the Cork City Divisional Executive.
Speeches were delivered by the Rev.
J. Russell, c. c., and others.
Opposition. was made by the police at
Bray Licensing Sessions on Saturday to
the license of an Enniskerry publican
named Vim. Troy, on the ground that
he refused to supply lights and refresh
ment when requested by police con-
stable to q party of men who were en-
gagged in rescue work on the night of
the 25th of August. The magistrate
refused TO renew the license.
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The lord lieutenant had a narrow es-
cape from drowning in Lough Erne on
Thursday. He was sailing a yacht OF
the colleen class in the race in the
Loueh, when the craft upset, precipi-
tating the occupants, who included
Lady Mabel Crichton. daughter Of the
Earl of Erne, into the water. They
we're rescued by a steam launch that
was following the race.
At a representative public meeting
held in Dundalk on Monday night, II
was decided to found a University
Scholarship for the county Louth in
connection with the scheme of Catholic
scholarships. A resolution was also
passed that it should be made COM
pulsory that the study of Irish be added
to the curriculum OF the university.
Mr.. Long, the chief secretary, re-
eeiving a deputation at Inishlyre, con-
firmed the report that the Innislyre
harbor project has been abandoned in
consequence of the Midland Railway
company having refused to make a rail-
way line. He promised careful con-
sideration of the representations made
to him by the deputation on behalf OF
the Westport harbor, Louisburgh, and
Clare island.
IN last weeks issue, I'D of September
1905. the "Westmeath Examiner" Null
lingar, announces that it's editor and
proprietor, Mr.. John P. HAYDEN. NJ. p
has instituted legal proceedings against
Mr.. William Leavy, D. c., Clongowney
for slander. The alleged slander is
stated to have been used in a discussion
at the meeting of the Board of Guar
dians Of Mullingar union on Thursday
after communication from the local
governing board in reference to the
Uniou printing contract had been read
At 8 melting OF the Carrickerry eco
LinericlI) branch Of the United Irish
League on Sunday, Mr. John Downey
presiding, a resolution was unanimous
ly adopted endorsing the resolution
passed at the joint meeting of the
Limerick County and City Executives
Of the United Irish League on wednes-
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