The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-13
REV. FATHER GULL.
HIS oDsEoU1Es AT BELIAIRI
Yesterday fOrsnoOn-LarEs Crowds of Pso'
pie show their Respect for his Mem.
ory-MA,S Celebrated by BlshOp Kahn
and Sermon by Dishop watsrsOn.

The funeral Of the late Rev. Daniel B.
Gull, rector Of st. Johns Roman Catholic
Church, Of Bellaire, took place from that
church yesterday morning. 1t was very
largely attended, many being unable to
get inside the ediGce. In addition to
nearly every member Of the congregation
being present, there were many other
Bsllaire people who desired to chow by
their presence the respect they enter
tanned for the good man who was 80 sud.
denly called away. Further. there were
friends Of the deceased from all over Ohio
and large delegation Of West Virginians
from Wheeling, BenWood and Martins
Ferry. ,
In the sanctuary the purple garb Of
two prelsies Of the church we're noticeable
among the many white surpliced priests
who were gathered there. Tbs Chnrch
was heavily drRped in mourning. over
the front pews Of the middle aisle was
erected q catSia!que, on which rested the
caskes containing the remains. Catholic
societies were numOrously represented in
the denacly crowded congregation, and
their banners and regslis looked parsicu-
larry bright and attractive 81 shown
against the sombre hsngiDgs.
Right Rev. John A. WateIson, ID. D., oil
Columbus, and Right Rev. John j. Kahn,
Of Wheeling, testified to their deep respect
for the deceased by attending the funeral.
Tho Right Rev. Biahop WRtterson pre-
sided over the ceremonies, which were be.
gun ut ten o'clock with the chanting oil
the Divine Office for the Dead. The chant
ling OF the OffiCe having been completed,
Solemn Ponti6cal Requiem WAS sung.
Right Rev. Bishop Kahn wes celebrant,
and was assisted By tho Right Rev. Mgr.
u, T, Sullivan, OF Wheeling, Ra ASSISTANT
priest; the Rev. N. T. MaCkin, oil Chicsgoi
as deacon; the Rev. ]. Murray, Of Cincin'
natl, aa eub.degcOu, and the Rsvs. o. +.
lSchiipp and J. s. Hanngn, as masters oil
ceremonies, st. Johns choir rendered
the music OF the mag, and Mira. NJ. +
Whitaker, organist at the Cathedral, in
Wheeling, Gang "Nearer Ny God "a
lTheen In a very effective manner. A
sermon WAS preached by Bishop Waiter
son, who highly eulogized the deceased!
gave an account oil his lie, WORK, and
pointed ont the Lesson taught by hls death
lie also performed the ceremonies Of the
last absolution.
Then preparations were made for the
Isad Irip 10 ChilllCothe, Father Cults old
home, where the last rites are TO be at
tended TO and all that is mortal OF the
populsr priest laid to rest in the bosom o!
Mother Earth. The memory OF the kind
and generous man will be kept ever green
land flesh in the minds OF his host oil
friends. A special train was chartered ioi
the trip to Ohi!Iicothe, and the romainH
we're accompanied by many Of the clergy
named below, and by delegation oil men
from the congregation, acting in the capSc'
lity OF guard OF honor. Rev. ]. Murray
will sing the mass OF requiem at Chilli
cothe at 10 O'Clock this morning.
In addition to the clergy named there
were also present at the funeral Rev. ]. Q.
lGoldschmidt and Rev. P. NJ, Heery, who
assisted the Bishop Of Columbus at his
Throne. Very Raw. P. HysCinth, o. N.
Cap. and Rev. P. DidscuG, 0. NJ. Csp.; Rev.
I'M. NJ, 4. Hsrtnady; Rev. James ]. Hart
Iley, Rev. ]. E. MCGuirk, Rsy. g. j. Mon
tag, Rev. T. ]. Lane, Rev. +. ]. Campbell,
Rev. ]. @. McElligott, Rev. D. O'Conner,
Rev, J. ]. DeehRn, Rev. A. Boutlou, Rev.
H. P. SIcMensmin, Rev. ]. Mullen, Rev.
]. B. Kuehn, Rev. D. j. Kennedy, 0. P,
Rev. W. I. Hayes, Rev. r. j. Fitzgerald,
Rev. N. NJ. Mean, Rev. j. 7. Mentally,
Rev. L. W. MulhRne, Rev. n. E. PLger,
Rev. s. S. Msttingly, and the Rev. William
McDarmott, the present pastor IN charge
until Father Guile successor is appointed