The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-12

Eleven 1e'iES~''V NANNSf w
merry, but tho Work is Done 1
Grateful People.
ptrrsBunen, June 1l.-Fathcr NJ
inner, tho famous faith cure priest,
AIIegheney City, will leave for Euro
on Monday. The cause OF his sud-
5cDorture is said to be a summons FRI
Rome to administer to the Pope, WHO
said to be very sick. The revere
father refused to affirm or deny I
story, but said he had an importd
mission in Europe, and that in all pro
,bility he would leave on Monday. 4
fame Of the curative poweraof FatfI
yiol!inger has brought to this city fpl
90 people from all parts Of the count
lar treatment. This morning neal
e,1cripples and blind persons arrivi
a, tho Union station bound for N
Troy TO try the faith cure.5 By Satt
doy which is "St. Anthony's'day," tho
wifi be IRON ten to fifteen thousand pd
pIe here. The applicants come from ;
glasses and religions, and many storiI
Of wonderful cures are told.I
The Pittsburgh Dipatet Of yesterdd
saws: Much skcpticism has been d
pressed, both in public and private,
othc value to be placed upon repoI
Of cures effected by Father NIollinge
but an occurrence happened at!4 o'clo{
Yesterday afternoon in tho chapel 1
TROY Hill while a Dispatch reporter wf
present about the genuinenesAbf whic
there can be no doubt. Mrs. France
He!nz is IL middle aged Indy frol
Waterloo, y. Y, who eleven years at
was afflicted with u complainC Wild
derived 'her OF the use OF her low
limbs. Since that time she has been
confirmed invalid, moving about in
wheeled chair and being able to stan
up onIy when supporting herself y
catching on TO something with HI
hands. Ali her, life, us she related Id
evening, she was devOtee Of st. A
thony, and made frequent rccourseb
tina. saint for succor in hGr infirmY.
She believed that If sho could see Eater
NVllinger lie could at least rende1er
some assistance, and finally, ann
panied by her brother, Christian Lar
shall, also OF Waterloo, and her dtgh-
ter, a Young lady OF some tlfteeslm-
mers, Mrs. Hcintz left her hoY, ar
irving on Troy Hill last Saturday
AN OCCUPANT OF A WHEELED CAN.
TWAS not until Monday - com
menced performing the religils course
which Father Mollinger prqfribes for
llomnn Catholics. This, aghas Roften
been described, includes tendance at
mass and preparation 70 Holy Com
munOn to he received one OF the
time days attendanceG mass; Mrs.
lIeinta was present athass on \ onday
and Tuesday, and revived, in common
with the others prsent, the blessing
which Father Nt1inger bestows on
those who desired see him. On each
Cfthese occasiovshe had to be carried
from her chair a seat in church.
The throngM people who crowded
around the ojtes OF the priestall day
Yesterday WI the largest ever seen on
the hill, andt was not until the'after-
noon that N. Marshall was able to get
an audience for his sister with Father
NOllingerI The lady was wheeled to
The door md carried by two men into
the otIicejwhere the reverend healer
gives cad person a hearing. Mr.. Mar
ihal sul hqpently related 10 the Dis
latA rhortcr what transpired,in the
loom.
"Fador NToIlinger asked my sister,"
he sJl, "as he asks everybody, what
t!el Ter. She replied that she had
been unable to walk for eleven years,
and fought il she paid visit to st.
Aa!bny's Church she might get relief.
wy, you can walk the priesSsaid to
teipntting his hand on her head; Get
plnd try My sister shook her head
iatedulously. GO on, said Father
NtllnSer; 'getSup and walk out aud
II and then my sister, in obedience to
" order, actually rose from the chair
a. walked out, leaning on,my arm,
YIN the priest following CRYING:
1here! | told you she could walk We
ICtc not five minutes in the room alto
ti'er, We wero not asked for any
lloney, nor did ever hear OF anyone
tho was. The only caution Fattcr Mol
Ililger gave my sister was not to try to
EaIE too much at first, lest che should
lire herself" 80
ABLE TO WALK WITHOUT AID,
The reporter encountered the lady
and her brother in the midst of u group
iAai was marycling ut the cure which
had been effected. Mrs. Heintz had
been wheeled from the church on her
way home. On the suggestion OF some
que shcwas wheeled back to the church,
q enable her to pay n visitto st. An
,.RoAy shrine, in one corner ofthe edi-
NC. On arriving at the flight OF stone
'leps AZ the entrance, Mrs. Heintz arose
ION the chair without assistance, and
walked mp the steps with unfaltering
read leaning on the arm OF heF-daugh-
w and then advanced without stop
piIs along tho aisle to the shrine. She
iHNrned after few minutes, her arm
IStlhg lightly within that of herHnuvh-
", trail girl, whose support, if neces-
'ary, would hardly have been Of use.
While tho party was returning, to its
.%sPpins place, ut Henry Mole's, corner
!, !, lowry and LoiEing streets, Mr.. Mar
'a9ll was questioned regarding his sis
81 allment The gentleman is a well
,no|A citizen oil Waterloo, whose state
Hs .,li cannot be doubted.
All FOR eleven years before to-day" he
ANIL my Gf1ta, 4