The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-17
FATHER JUDGE Is DEAD.
THE wELL-Ksows PRIEST AND
MISSIONARY DIES AT DAWSON
Predicted the DHf~ al bs pe'"
when Taken Iif-H~ Was FORMER
IL Connected with the Jeanff
rausr~ In This Gits-sgea IL.

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srv r. sss ~ heV. Father @Etg15W 81
Jasge The deceased was - years - ssf
rs eeata occurring ia tAe sisfl4FefssFy =
b.a hssth-
A strange eircgusatssee @JVsseged w31n
the death q F'atbsr Judge Sas Fas pFse.e-
ton Of the gate eD whlca Il woat4 Occur
frs9rs the hegg4staE II BIS .iAasss be itt'
that ne wr;i.ss ale and 10 Intimate fFa@fs@s
he aase hEs siealh . 0Iia take g8srs Oh haa
hsrths3Ay. January Il. that his Eaofses ;s@4s
died on shat DAY # ghe m8asa tslftf -f5Fss
years nsfore. au8 ID fsz.f TX Eoui3 ale On
that date.
psopssessesf and wss buried ~ F'sassaF. j@i.-
uary d. from the chapel he had oust afa
Dedicated
Father Judge was wsH kG3wn IN this
city, having been connected Nith fne Jesuit
college here for s8uae time A%t9Fs ass oe-
isrfure Tor Alaska, Sorssa faEs years Az.
and lie left many warm friends - ssstAk.i
90 whom the zioiFgEs .. his death WI Dc
cad news
peg Father VIE SIN II ygfse was born
e. Baltimore. aid. January Is. Is5o lie vas
educated Al Woodstock e0ilrg~ ard wren
s.tstta . boz manifested sn 5HriinAtloa cor u
religious Ase. Needing ~ila No opposition.
lie began a. @gon - be Bad afrised a. a
sulsAhle axe the stggy fsr the priesthood.
Constant xps3Iieat son - BIS bogkz soon nn~
osrrssnssf tlis constitution. whoa v az hat
urailF dsiseats. ard he WA forced 10 ahAEi-
oGn his studies.
Hs. then studied architecture. being con
usefed with one Of the leading f1gmr Of
Baltimore and followed thas profession fog
twelve years when h9 snce EDose returned
10 hts clerical studies and a. taa axe 81 -
1ae ordained IN the priesthood,
After his ordinations Father judge S'as
appointed TO the caair ri mathematics In
Woodstock college. when position ha acid
for several years %ifh signal credit TO
himself and waa thsn transferred 10
orgesosn college. al Washington. -. C..
In which Institution he fiiess sbe position
Of minister. This position he held for
many y.aTn bat hIa al Hty was such tadt
II was feit that his earvices we're needed
fn never and more tiieult 4eids and he
was sent to st. Igpatsls mission In Aen-
tana. Hefe he was both minister and
missionary but the climate tod against
him and he was removed 10 tas Jesuit
college tn this city.
Ahouf this time the demand for rnisaon-
aries OF his order in Alaska ssss great and
Father Judge left civilization and ouca
more became missionary. going IN the
Holy Gross mlsson al kozsTevsky. some
49, miles up the Yukon yiYer above ~.
Michael. arriving al ME destination on
August 5. isso While at that place ne
Was minister 1siaC ks4ilitb carpenter. build
ef. coax. etc. and under llss constant Work
thu ualsason flealgisilsd.
From misason 10 mission be. wandered
teaching. preaching. hea.ing the natives.
building aew churches and schools until
IN ISL he arrived lu Dawson. lie built "A
church and hospital % logA aided ~ The
miners and natives, doing the cooking for
nine carpenters besdes nursing the SIX
preaching 10 the well and experimenting
tie buildings Five patients Nth typhoid
fever were in the hospital before the
building finished and Ga Theses he aas
preacher. doctor. nurse and cook
This life continued, Father Judge hsing
atone. until the arrival Of the sisters of
ST. Ann in Jaly. iss AT that time there
were OYER nifty patients In the hospital
Father Judge VAS taken III wAlie saying
mars in Il new chapel he had just fin. str
Ell on Saturday January last. ana never
rose from has bad after being carried IL H.