The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-11-11

A man named Kelly was drowned at
the Spencer dock, Dublin, on Thursday
while attempting to rescue a friend
| who had fallen into the water.
At a meeting of the Collection Sub
| Committee of the Wolfe Tone Memorial
committee it was decided to take steps
| toward organizing house-to-house
| collection.
At the Kingstown police court on
Monday Edwin Wall, tobacconist,
| Blackrock, was fined e25 for keeping
races.
All the Dublin senior Rugby football
| clubs were engaged on Saturday, and
Notwithstanding the fact that it was
practically the opening of the season,
| some really fine games were played.
On Friday morning a laborer named
| Michael Brennan met with a terrible
accident in Morgan and Moneys chem+
| ical works, Sir John Rogerson's quay,
which resulted in his death.
A man named Thomas Burke, an
army pensioner recently returned from
! India, was found on Saturday morn
| ing by a private in the 9Th Dragons,
! lying in the park at Knockmaroon with
his throat cut.
On Wednesday might four more
horses infected with glanders We're
slaughtered. Hack boat horses stabbed
in Dublin are being vigorously tested.
The Grand Canal company's stud all
| along the system were Malleinsed on
Saturday night.
A County Clare farmer named Pat
rick O'Loughlin, died on Wednesday in
the Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hos
pital almost Immediately after under
going an operation for cataract.
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On Saturday in the veterinary col
lege, Shelbourne road, Professor Wool
dich delivered the inaugural address
Of the session. Sir Christopher Nixon,
NJ D., president, presided. His EXceI-
lency the Lord Lieutenant distributed
the prizes, and addressed the meeting.
On Wednesday Mr.. Justice Boyd, sit
ting as vacant judge, renting to the
county court judge of Fermanagh an
action in which Mr.. Reid, reporter on
the Impartial Reporter" sued the
Rev. Robert Boyle, Presbyterian min
lister for alleged libel and defamation.
The Protestant Synod of Dublin was
occupied some time on Monday dis
cussing charges by the Rev. Phineas
Hunt that the Divinity school of Trim
ity college was engaged in propagating
"Romish' theological doctrines in the
minds of the students. 1t appeared
from another portion of the proceed
ings that a committee of the Synod
engages, according to Mr.. Culverwell,
f. T. c. D., in running candidates for
membership of the Dublin Poor Law
boards.
The city coroner held an inquest in
the norgue on Monday on. the remains
been emnloyed as a night. watchman
by the Midland Railway company and
who was found dead on Sunday morn
ing OH the enlbank1neIt near NeWcofn-
Ell bridge. A verdict Of death from
heart disease was returned.
The adjourned inquest ON the body
of Michael Brennan, laborer, who was
killed as the result of an accident at
the factory of Messrs. Morgan &
Mooney. Sir John Rogerson's quay.
was held on Monday at the morgue.
The jury found a verdict according to
the medical evidence, adding a rider to
the effect that the accident would not
have occurred if the sbafting had been
protected.
A reception was held i'm the Mansion
House on Monday in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. William Redmond on the occasion
of their return from Australia and
IN,
Mr. Redmond from the Irish parlia-
mentary party and the National Di-
rectory. Mr.. Redmond, in the course
of his reply, gave the assurance of the
practical sympathy of the peoples of
Australia and America. and referred to
the position of power and influence oc-
? cupied by the Irish race in these coun-
tries.
An inquest was held on Saturday on
the remains of John Cullen, foreman
carpenter in the employment of AIessrs.
Ross & Walpole, North Wall, who died
in hospital from the effects Of injuries
received while engaged at his work.
The jury found in accordance with the
medical evidence that death was due
TO septicaema following the injuries.
and they recommended the widow and
children of the deceased 20 the Kind
| consideration of Messrs. Ross & Wal
pole.
\ great temperance demonstration
| took place in Dublin on Sunday. a
large procession of trade and friendly
societies marched from O'Conuell street
| to the Father Mathew hall. where
speeches we're delivered, both inside
and to an open-air meeting. Reference
was made to the important letter from
his grace the Archbishop of Dublin,
and to the action Of the Irish hierarchy
in calling upon the Capuchin Fathers
to take up the work of national cru
sade in the interests of temperance in
ireland.
The new church OF St COLUMBIA
Drumcondra, was solemnly dedicated
on Sunday by his grace the Archbishop
of Dublin. After the first gospel. of
the high mass an eloquent sermon was
preached by the Most Rev Dr. Don
nelly, Bishop of Canea. Subsequent to
the conclusion of the, religious cere-
monies a public meeting was held the
archbishop presiding, for the purpose
of raising funds to pay off the balance
of the debt which has been incurred in
the erection of the church.
Death of Dean Flanagan,