Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-20


cheaper aud inferior articles
evidence enough to damn IL TO
tinued, persistent, assiuous, anu private"
visitation Of Father Sullivan carried pre-
sumption with IL, and although the voice
was the voice OF Jacob the hand is the
hand OF ESaus. zone more and II prom
lseIl quit-reading from this book, said
Mr.. Hutchinson, at 300 o'clock, ana he
again cited a rule laid down in England
two hundred years ago by the Lord Chief
Justice, upon the question OF influence, and
having read 1t, he recapitulated the evil
dence upon the visits of Father Sullivan at
the storc-"to that back room-a place
wh-re clergy men rarely 20, and where the
cohieSsor IS not often seen. There Is "A
SWeoter and holier place for confession
and prayer and forgiveness THAI down
among the whisky barrels and the fish
among the sugar barrels and the molasses
casks. We all know that "The old gen
tleman wasn't devotee Of theology. He
didn't like too much Of IT, Thomas was "a
good. honest boy, and hard worker, but
ln his moment OF leisure he thought of
deep qUestions-of mans redemption, and
or theological points-and tho old man
complained about II and said Tom had too
uuin religion Tor business-he thought too
much of theology. Tom was Inclined 10
prepare his mind and heart for serious
matters, and the old man complained, and
yet IN few short months after Thomas
death, he turned about face and conferred
DIS whole estate upon two theOlogians
On, the lucongruity Of it, A little theOl-
Ogy on the part OF Tom was pad
thing, and he condemned II, aud then nc
ran and placed all his possessions in the
trust of Bishop hain and Father Sullivan
excellent men, personally. but thcolO-
elanS. AZ wasn't q natural thing for him
TO 90. When did these executors
reveal tue existence OF this paper TO these
hoys, TO these daughters and these sons.
We prOVed-thcy proved that they knew
the full details OF this unrightcous will
months before the old man died They
knew that that Will gave everything ALSO
lutclyinto their hauds-Teal estate and per
soualjv-mouey and stocks and bonds and
all. And yet when did they reveal il.
They kept IT, locked within their own
hearts, and whore the will was kept we
Know not In all this Bishop
Kahn took no part. He was busy with his
affairs and with the affairs of his Church
and let such worldly thoughts alone and to
the care of worldly minded men. But not
so with Father Sullivan. He went 10 work
as wise as serpent, if he was not as harm
less as dove, and so he
SOUGHT OUT WITNESSES,
and he hied him up 10 Brunhaus' rcstau-
rant where Powell works. But did he so
TO Powell: Oh, no! lie was too shrewd
for slat He went to his employer, know
ing that Mr. Brunhaus had Influence with
Powell. just as he had with MIR. Reilly.
Aud then he went down TO the drug store
and there he met Bowler and he told to
Bowler, We'll Bowler, however this
thing goes Wen have 10 have a man here
And by the way, Bowler, what do you
think OF the old man. And Bowler, what
ever results, this Job here will have to 20
on! Aud / say, Bowler, whatever way
you 90 on the stand you will be turned
over 10y the other side, Ana Bowler. this
JOB viii be here, | suppose, whatever hap
pens. And TO White he said
'Oh, White, if you 20 there, / can't prevent
the door being opened, and White. 1 can't
control my attorneys but White came
and saw, and thiuk he conquered"
And then he went 10 StsnsOerry, and
what d!d he say TO him, this
outs OF life and the chords of the heart
upon which 10 play, and the touch-stone OF
secrets, and what did he say! Pm going
TO push this thing, and if we are defeated
IN one Court, Well take IL to a higher
Court, and keep 70 i'm litigation for years
and Stansbcry, / want you to remember
one thing There was man over in Ohio
VINO en- parked in the same kind of a case
ana they lawed about, and they lawed
about it, and he landed IN the poor house
lie might as well have told STAINS
berry 10 have gone and told the boys that
No, don't you see the greed for
gold and the lust Of power. And
money and power 30 hand 10 hand.
NAtuAlNAlANhr NllfAt IS 100 iuuEu OF tnAt
power n this world. He who made these
molly ministers Of the world said His king
dom was not Of this world and at Jerusalem
he said mis- followers took tithes of mint
anuis and cummin, and neglected the
gaty affairs of mis- religion He asked
the jury, when they had brought in Just
verdict, 90 90 home, aud take down the
family Bible and read from the twelfth
Chapter Of Luke.
keep myself unspotted from the
rrrrtf ID Ntn bod
thought 10 was incougrous and out OF
harmony with the Rentleness Of
the religion they preached, 20 see Father
/ sullivan down on the streets selling stocks
or miuglinR with tho members Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. And if
/ these heirs wanted jot or title OF that
/ which belongs 10 them, they will have
to 90 and beg IT, hat 10 hand, Of Father
, Sullivan.
The speaker then took up the will itself
/ snd said the very fact that there was "a
clause in the win forbidding
Ass tNvEsrNESr Iy CHURCH PROPERTY
/ was an evidence that there had been IN
/ due influence for IN 10 was not there.
/ every inpoCunlus, priest and parish i'm
| this Bisnoprc would come knocking at
! their door and would say: Father Sui
J Ivan, the Lord has been gracious 10 you
| your hcids arc green, and your cattle are on
! q hundred hills, and your vineyards are
! are upon thousand hills, and your wine
I FaNr arc lulls anu We are DOOR. Give us
| OF your abundance And Father Sullivan
| viii say, on. no, this will says we Can'tr
| he has sort o. put perpetual Injunction
! upon himself from performing any acts or
/ benehcenCe iu favor Of any impecuuious
] priest Father Sullivan was up 20 snuff. and
ne didn't want % be bothered. no vOuld
/ say tather Reilly. peace 90 his ashes.
| mas said we mustn't do Do, and we cnu't }
! That's mere take on 800
The speaker quoted from Mark Twain
! ana the law of Moses Boo making point after
point against the Will, and said that while
| M.chaeI Reilly had hostility against the
| hrst generation, and against the second.
| ana lnc third, but be was fla love with the
| iourth, which was yet % be born, and lin
| showing That love for a fourth Generation
| DC had visited his iil-will. and bis spleor.
| and bis hate, and his hostility against the
! hrst, and The second and the third. Itke
/ Iennyson's Brook, the trust was 10 20 ON
forever, and annually Father sullivan
was 10 take s5,0OO and check for 81 boa
would DO mailed TO Bishop Kaiu, and vet
there was no personal interest on their
part TO was will made in opposition N
the laws Of both God and man. and wac
/ opposed % tho law, 20 common sense and IN
public policy, and it rested with the iurv ~
say whether or Dot 80 should be carried ont
/ and pcrpetuatcd.