The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-29

ment-and in the long and bitter agi-
!. tation which succeeded il, he figured
as stern and unchanging Nationalist.
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| On Sunday a very large and repre-
sentative meeting of the manufacturers,
merchants, professional gentlemen and
members of the general public held at
the Young Mems Society hall, Kanturk,
| it was decided to establish a branch of
the Cork Industrial Development asso-
citation.
On Wednesday, in the matter of the
estate of the late Captain James Som
erville of Ross house, in the County of
Meath, Mr.. Justice Ross gave Judgment.
holding that his children were iilegiti-
mate, and that the residue of the es-
tate must go to the legitimate relations
who should be found entitled thereto.
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The Charleville district council, at a
special meeting on Wednesday, in
structed the clerk to send a reply to the
letter of William O'Brien, NJ. p, of the
24th inst. They declare that the pledge
is the very foundation of the fabric
which the national convention on unity
built up.
At Enniskillen quarter sessions Judge
Craig awarded 810 compensation and
guinea costs to Hugh Mackel. who
sued Lord Bnniskillen for damages to
his potato plot, caused by his lordship's
agents in entering and cutting turf.
The plot had been previously the sub
Ject OF legal proceedings, and Judge
Craig commented strongly upon the de-
fiance of legal decisions in favor of the
plaintiff in this case.
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On Wednesday meeting of North
Wexford executive of the L. 1. L. was
held in the Athenaeum, Enniscorthy.
and was addressed by Mr.. John Dillon,
NJ. p, and Sir Thomas Esmonde. NJ. p
who presided. Subsequently a great
county meeting was held to discuss the
Catholic University question. Sir Thom-
as Esmonde occupied the chair and the
meeting was addressed by Mr.. John Dill
lon, the Rev. w. Delany. S. j., and
others.
On Wednesday morning a fire broke
out in the dwelling house in Root street,
Newry. occupied by an old man named
Donnelly. At first it was thought Dom
nelly was asleep upstairs, and Constable
Blayney rushed up through the dense
smoke and flames and searched the bed
but could not find him. He, however.
turned UP all right when the fire was
extinguished.
On Thursday, in fine weather. an
aedhearacht and hurting match was
held in the Trip field, Newcastle. Coun-
ty Down. At 2:30- a hurting match be-
tween CastlewelIan and Newcastle
teams was commenced. After a fairly
well contested game, Castlewellan re-
tired victors with a small margin of
two points. Immediately after the
match the Aedhearacht was held.
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On Tuesday meeting of shareholders
of the Dunlop company who are dissat-
isfied with the proposed scheme of re-
construction was held in the Empire
restaurant, Nassau street a resolu-
tion was passed dissenting from the
proposed scheme, and a committee of
shareholders were appointed for the
purpose Of arranging a conference be-
tween the ordinary and deferred share
holders to discuss and arrange a salts
Factory scheme, and to look after the
interests of the shareholders generally.
The bona-fide traveller question was
discussed on Thursday in Belfast sum
mons court, when an interesting case
was heard at the suit of the police
against Edward McFalI, a local publi-
can, for keeping his premises open dur
ing prohibited hours on Sunday. June
is. Several sailors and firemen were
summoned for being on the premises |
The court, following the decision of
Judge Overend in Derry, held that such
Of the defendants as were seafarinc
men were not bona-f1de travellers, and |
said they would be fined IS Sd and costs |
each. There was also evidence that two
others of the defendants actually lived
in the neighborhood and were seen,com-
ing out Of the place wiping their
mouths, and they, too, would be fined
Is I'D and costs each. In the case of the |
publican fine of 40s and costs was i'm
posed. On application, his worship con-
sented to state a case for the kings |
bench.