The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-16

dublin Weekly Freeman, Aug. 26)
On Monday Dublin was visited by a
large number Of German tourists.
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Mr.. Richard Rutledge, licensed pub
lican, Of 1 Bolton street. was fined So
for selling porter after IL o'clock.
At the Oireachtas Sealg III DAILY
mount park on Saturday, the Camo-
gaidheacht match between the Heating
and Cuchullain teams resulted in win
for the latter.
His Grace the Most Rev. DR.. Walsh,
archbishop of Dublin, on Wednesday,
visited the Oiraachtas, and was present
at the competitions, the Ard-Feis, and
the Arts and Industries exhibition.
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The Oirachtas competition were con-
tiuued at the Rotundo on Thursday. In
the evening time the grafton and ode
were delivered, and a successful con-
cert was held. The chairman an
nounced the adjudicatiohs.
AT the half yearly meeting OF the
Dublin and Liucan Electric Tram COM
pany on Thursday, the chairman gave
an encouraging account Of the results
Of the half yearly working.
The danger of a water famine in
Portrane asylunl-there being only a
four weeks reserye-was under the
consideration Of the committee of
management OF the Richmond asylum
on Thursday.
At the inquest on the body Of the
woman Mary Sheridan, who was killed
as the result Of a fall from a window
at Nerney's Court on Saturday night,
the Jury returned a verdict to the effect
that deceased fell from the window
through fright caused by her husband.
a. serious infant mortality of sixteen
out of fifty-eight in six weeks in the
Creche or nursing department Of the
South Dublin Union Workhouse was
under consideration of the board of
guardians on Wednesday. and the
medical officers of the workhouse were
asked to report as to the cause.
The medical officer of the Crumlin
district reported to the South Dublin
R.D. council on Wednesday that there
was only one outbreak of enteric fever
in the district during the week, and
that the epidemic had received de-
cided check. Precautions were sug-
Sested as regards the pumps and wells
in the district.
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On Saturday an inquest was held at
Stevens hospital on the body of a rail-
way porter named Laniga1l, who was
killed as the result Of an accident at
Hfngsbridge terminus. The jury added
4 rider to the verdict to the effect that
there was not proper precaution to the
men in charge of Shunting operations.
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The lord lieutenant has announced
his intention, in a letter addressed to !
the lord mayor, of subscribing 925 to a
fund which is being raised in Dublin
for the purpose of erecting a permanent
memorial TO Constable Sheehan and
Mr.. Fleming who lost their lives in a
sewer at Burgh quay into which they
went to rescue party Of wOrkInen who
were overcome by q sudden discharge |
Of gas.
An inquest was held on Friday on the !
body of Mrs. Ann Little, wife of Mr. |
Little, inspector in the sorting depart |
ment GPO., whose death, which oc- |
CURED on Thursday, was caused by in |
juries accidentally received by the de- |
ceased lady having been crushed by a /
cart against the wall OF a yard adjoin- |
ing her residence, 81 Serpentine avenue. |
\ verdict of accidental death was re- |
turned, and the jury expressed SYM |
pathy with the husband and family Of !
deceased.
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The annual horse show Of the Royal |
Dublin society was held on Tuesday at /
Ballsbridge. The display was an ex-
ceptionally good one, and attracted q |
large attendance of visitors, including |
The lord lieutenant, the Countess of |
Dudley, and the Duke Of Connaught. |
The art industries exhibition also at |
tIacted q large number of admirers.
On Thursday the adjourned meeting |
of the delegates of the Gaelic league. |
convened to. initiate Leinster and |
Meath Provincial Feis, took place at !
"A Upper O'Connell street. It was re- |
solved that the first meeting Of the pro-
posed Provincial Feis should be held in |
Dublin in July 1906; that the questions !
as to where subsequent meetings !
should be held and as to whether the |
Feis should be itinerant should be left |
over until then; and that local bodies |
participating should contribute &2 to |
defray expenses, and be entitled to |
share the results and responsibilities of |
the undertaking.