The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-07

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auspices of the United Irish League
was held on Sunday at Portarlington
/ Very Rev. E. O'Leary. P. P, occupied
| the chair, and the meeting was ad-
dressed by Mr.. T. Harrington, M P;
Mr.. Delany, NJ. P, and local speakers.
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Mr. William O'Brien. NJ. P, adj
dressed meeting in Macroom, County
Cork, on Sunday. The meeting was or
ganized in the interests of the labor
movement. and Mr.. O'Brien dealt at
great length with that important ques-
ton. Messrs. Cream, Sheehan and Gill
hooly, NJ. P.'s. and the lord mayor of
Cork were also among the speakers.
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A great national demonstration was
held at Cahir on Sunday. Mr. J. Red
mond, NJ. P, who was presented with
addresses from all the local boards in
County Tipperary, delivered an import
ant speech dealing with the western
distress problem. land purchase prices
and home rule. The county members
also spoke, and the clergy were large
ly represented. A letter was read from
Archbishop Fennelly insisting upon the
necessity of National unity.
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Shawe-Taylor and Colonel Wallace.
grand master of the Belfast Orange
men, has been published The latter
repudiates Mr. Sloan's invitation to
Captain Taylor to address a public
meeting of Orangemen, and Captain
Taylor replies by inviting Colonel Wal
lace and his party to attend his forth
coming lecture in Belfast.
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On Thursday the jubilee of the pro-
mitigation of the dogma of the Imma-
culate Conception was celebrated
throughout the Catholic world. In
Rome 10000 people attended the ponti-
hcal mass in st. Peters. and at night
the city was brilliantly illuminated. In
Dublin the event was celebrated with
great solemnity in the pro-cathedral
and other city churches. Impressive
celebrations of the day took place also
in Armagh, Cork, Belfast, Letterkenny,
Tuam, Limerick and all the chief
towns. That night there was a general
display of illuminations in the prov
inces.
The archbishop of Cashel visited the
Christian Brothers school, Thurles. on
Monday, and distributed the prizes
won by the students at the interme- 1
diate and other examinations during
the year. His grace, in the course of
an eloquent address, said he sincerely
hoped that in the near future the bows
OF the school would have an opportu-
nifty of maturing their talents in a uni
versity for Catholics.
A lecture was delivered on Tuesday
evening in the Peoples Palace, Done |
{all road. Belfast, by Councillor Henry |
y NellI' NJ. D.. D. L., ]. P. on the sub |
iect of THE Health of Belfast" |
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A case of smallpox has occurred in !
Belfact, the victim being a man of a. !
years named Patrick Matthews. who
'esided in Kilmood street. Rallvnscar- +
'ett' Five persons who had been with |
linn have been taken to the intercept- |
ng hospital at the Twin islands.
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A man named Hugh Hamilton has
been found drowned in the river La
gan, convenient to his residence, in
he townland of Saffages. The de-
leased was a man who earned his live
mood by retailing paraffin oil in
art through the country, and was
veil known
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Don Monday, Coroner Neville. solicit
or, held an inquest i'm the Boardroon
I the Skibbereen Workhousa into the
circumstances of the death of Denis
cary, who was found dead i'm his
louse. Windmill. Skfbbereel on Sat,1r-
lay night. Evidence having been
AIKEN, the jury had nothing to do but
ind that death was due to natural
auses. The jury found a verdict ac-
ordingly.
On Tuesday Nh j. S. Finnigan held
n inquest in the Laganbank mortu-
ry, Belfast. on the body of Alexander
Aerr,. aged s., who died suddenly It J
is residence on 'he previous day.
ledical evidence having been given.
he jury returned verdict of death
rom coma brought on by a sudden at
ack Of apoplexy.'
At the weekly meeting of the Kill
ush board of guardians Mr.. Simon !
'lancy tmaster ef- the institution), re- I
orted that a fire was discovered in | I
ne of the beds in the infirm mems {
ards at about o'clock oil the night i
the 9Th instant. Evidence having j
cen gwen IN order was, made tnat two
len named Eyres and Meade be prose- I
lted by the master of the workhouse.
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Mr. Coroner Blake, solicitor, held an I
quest at Old Market place. Cork. on !
riday on Catherine Costelloe.
aughter of a car driver residing at I6
attic lane. Timothy Costelloe de-
osed that his daughter was aged 1
ear and 10 months The nray-ioI,S dow l
le showed symptoms of measles, and :
ed that morning. Dr. Byrne said q
lie child was well .nourisbed. and he 9
ad no doubt the child died from in I
of the lurgs. following the a
easles. On the suggestion of the !
'roner, the jury returned verdict i'm t
,cordance with the medical testimony. h
Death of Mr.. E. Leamy, NJ. P. n
We regret to announce the death of :,