The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-13


his eyes with n satisfied look Tom ].
Dy his side for nearly an hour watch
ing the impressive features of his mas
Ter In silence. Shortly before Ia
o clock .he archbishop opened his eve
ana half-unconsciously gave a Sigh
shuader. Tom asked him if he did no
leei coid. Archbishop Kcnrick replied
that the room could be little warmer
LON asked II he should go do down
and Fix the furnace. TO which Arch.
bishop kenrick answered.
les Tom. | could stand a little
more warmth
LON Went downstairs. as he was bid
IN passing through the linen room he
met Hattie Mullarkey. the houscmaid
ne 'old the maid that there was some
soiiea linen in Archbishop Kenrick's
room Hattie went to the room to ret
the clothes. When she entered the
archbishop was in the same position
ON had left him. He was reclining
on the ced, his head resting on high
prov. The woman noticed that not a
muscle OF the archbishop moved. and
that his countenance was more pallid
imam usual. She spoke to him I'M,
receiving no reply left the room. on
her way downstairs she met Tom
coming up, and told him that She
thought Archbishop kcnricsS was
dying. The two fastened TO Tie room
where the suspicion Of the ,vom,,,
wa con firmed. Archbishop Kcnricls
was passing away. His arms were
crossed on his breast. and. as he Law
'hcre with his lips half parted. and q
smile on his face, the two servants
paused in awe. For a moment onlv
hey stood. and then tiptoed 10 tia
bedside In n faltcring voice Tom
'poke to the dying man. but received
40 reply. He took hold of the arch
bishops hand. 1t was almost ripid
ND fast growing cold. He felt the
'"ise 81 the arch bishop. 1t was hardly
,erceptible and beating slower and
lower with every fieeting moment.
ne faithful servant again spoke To
Is master. Ne reply came from the
ps which We're sealed forever The
nj was near, and side by side the two I
uinble attendants stood awaiting the !
sverance OF the last thread Of life
hen the end came il was like the
assing of the day. Outwardly there .
as hardly sign that noble soul
as winging its flight The archbishop /
Ell with smile on his face Not a :
asp or a twitching of n muscle dis
irbed his peaceful end. Tom. the
egro servant. held the hand of the :
ing man. and when he felt the pulse I
nj stopped beating he put the back of p
; hand to the face Of the arch bishop. 4
was as cold as marble. Tom turned !"
the woman at his side, and with tears
his eyes told her the archbishop was p
adj. He hastcncd from the room. and m
turning with sponge applied il to n
e face OF the archbishop. Immedi- q,
ely after wiping the death damn
onn the brow he notified the house- III
I'D OF Archbishop kcnricks death. W
Career Of the Famous Churchm.r Ia
Peter Richard Kenrick was born in D,h,r Of
land. August H. 1864. his fathers mama Ne rc
Thomas kenrick. and that OF his mo,hor 20
re Foy He made his prepa ratory studies a.
dublin schools. and after his classical
rse nad been completed he entered 81 PAT -.
< : Royal college OF MAMMOTH -
$500 S"i'S 'HihHocu ne NuDWCu lnclfna-
} toward the ecclesiastical state nrohah,,
ny Influenced In this regard by the fact ,bat as
had an uncle. Rev Richard Kenr...L NM ~
parish priest in Dublin. and n bro,her ~
ncis Patrick kenricK, student at tho ~. nv
college In Rome. AT college he vas nm a. ms
cnt student, and after spending sevcrn, II,
r. there In the practice ~ Christian virtues 81
was ordained priest On March is3, bv
hbishop Murray Of Dublin. He was nrs, kn
toned at the cathedral OF Dublin. and sub- tel
iently changed 10 the church OF Rathmines. bu
burb OF ubn ~.
pom the death Of his mother. In 1888 he ac- ~
ell the Invitation of his brother. who bad YET
J conseeratcd coadtutor bishop OF Phlladel. ma
! 10 come - America. lie arrived I'm pbila los
hih La October. 1899. and became president sts
10 diocesan seminary, as well rs rector ~ ,',
and vicar-gcncrai ~ the diocese uh'
vas subscq uently stationed in pittsburcb
ound time 20 indulge Ia work OF a litetnrv f,
nctcr. and the products OF his pen included
Iidity of anglican Ordinations Examined N lSfi
y Month ~ Mary and History OF the "a I
70 81 Lorctto." About this time no M a.
!. II possible, TO Join the order OF .Ics,,lts y.
In 1870. With letters OF recon- az
lation from his brother. he went 10 ROM, Pcs
applied to the Jesuit superior Tor admis- isg,