The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-02-11
latest TrlSb FleWS

The death is announced e the Very
!. Rev. z. Duffy, p. p. AugErim, County
: Wicklow.
Sir Antony MacDonnen, under secre-
tary for Ireland, has resigned his seat
On the council Of India.
On Sunday the Most Rev. DR.. Miller,
the newly consacTated bishop of the
Trans al, WaG presented with an ad-
dress l. the people Of lnchicore, where
he was stationed for several years as d
member OF The Oblate community.
The Vvry Rev. George MCHeM, J.. D,
p p, WhitehiIl. Ballmamaldn. Coun-
ty Fe11nsnagh, has been presented with
an address by his parishiOners congra-
tulating him on having the degree Of
doctor OF divinity conferred upon him
by one Of the greatest universities in
Rome.
On Sunday an important meeting un
der the auspices of the United Irish
League was held at Newmarket-on-
Fergus. Amongst The speakers who
addressed the enthusiastic and repre-
sentative assemblage were Rev. James
Kennedy, Adm; Mr. d. Sheehy, NJ. p,
and Mr. Cullinan. NJ. Z.
The Dowager Countess OF Rosslyn
has been received into the Catholic
church by Father Bernard Vaughan. 5.
j.. BY l=r first marriage. with the late
Lord Maynard. she is the mother of
Lady Warwick. and by her second mar
Tiage. with Lord Rossyn. the mother
Of the Duchess Of Sutherland.
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His lordship the bishop Of Kerry, in
0laani1rr of work i'm
Tuesday, in aid Of the funds OF the dis
trict nursing scheme spoke Of the great
advantages resulting from the work of
district nurses. and announced that the
national board had already sent out
circulars in reference to the teaching
of sanitary science in the primary
schools.
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John f. Redmond speaking at Lush |
recently. said he had reason to know |
that the government had no intention !
TO propose any remedial legislation for |
Il Gland al the coming session. but that. 4
on the contrary, it would endeavor TO |
reduce -ish representation i'm parlia- |
ment. IL would. therefore. Mr.. Red |
mond said, be the duty Of the Irish |
party to preciptate a general election.
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Professor Louis Rouillion, adjunct
professor of manual training in the !,
Teachers college of Columbia univer-
sity, has been appointed chief inspect
O" of technical education for Ireland.
and viii resign his professorship here
The new inspector will work in CO.
operation with the leaders of the Irish
Nationa movement who are trying to
build up the Irish national educational
system Professor RouiIIion was grad
uated from Cornell university in 1891.
and was a technical instructor i'm Pratt
institute. Brooklyn, before being ap-
pointed to the faculty of the Teachers
college.
The golden jubilee of the opening of
the Church of the Visitation. Fairview.
was celebrated on Sunday. His tirace
the archbishop presided al the solemn
high mass. The TIE Deum was after
wards sung, and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament was given by the
archbishop. An eloquent sermon was
preached by the Very Rev. J. Conmee.
). j. public meeting presided over | /
by his grace the archbishop was sub
sequently held, at which his grace de-
iiVered an interesting speech. and the ]
bishop of Canea gave q historical re-
Prospect Of Catholicity i'm the parish. |
There was large subscription list in
response to the parish priests appeal Z
Mrs. Consdine of the Island. Lis [
donvarna, died Dec. q. aged IS years. /
The funeral to Killilagh was one of the (
largest seen for years. The Rev. W. {
Cassidy. Z. c. Officiated. The chief c
lnourners included Stephen Considine. |
husband; stephen Considine and Mich l
ael Considine. chairman Ennistymon q
hoard of guardians sons: Michael Ma +
leney, +. Maloney. brothers: T. J. Ma \
loney, Pat Fitzpatrick James Kirwan. I
Sons-in-law: John Griffey. Tom Healr. ]
prothers-in-laW: n. Griffey. clerk En- I
nistymon uhion; n. Considine J. Con
siaine, 5, Considine ~ Maloney. e. I
Maloney J. Maloney. P. McNahon. p. :
Mcmahon and p. Considine. nephews.