Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-08
REV. DR.. M'G[YNNDEAD
The Famous Catholic Priest Of New
York Passed Away Sunday
Afternoon.
Noted Rector of st. Mary's at New
burg No More Had Not
able Career.
Chiefly Noted For Single Tax 1heo-
ry and Opposition to Paroch-
ial Schools.

priest and single taxer. died at the rec
tory in Newburg, y. ~, Sunday after
noon with this PRAYER on his lips:
Jesus, have mercy on me-
He had been sick seven weeks Of
Biight's disease, aud death was caused
by heart failure due 10 the primary
ailment. \ minor surgical operation
Was performed on DR. Mc(ilynn Satur
day night. but this did not affect the
patient or contribute materially to his
death. During the night DIR. McGlynn
had several sinking spells, and the ply
slcians We're callel early TO his bedside,
where they remained until he died
Al noon it was apparent that the end.
was near and DIR. Glynn received holy
communion from the assistant rector of
ST. Mary's. who later administered eN
treme JUNCTION. After high mass III the
morning DR.. Mcl;lynn was anoin5ed.
All efforts toward proonging life.
wcre made by the physicians. but at
O'clock tho priest apsed into uncon-
sciousness and remained in that state
until he passed away at $50.
Sunday morning kilograms We're sent
10 DR.. McGlynn's nephc.ws and neiees
in srooklyn and several Catholic
eergymen, his warm frienis. We're not
fled. a dispatch was seilt 10 Arch
bishop Gorrigan. and his secretary teie-
graphed:
HIS grace viii arrive in Newburs at.
$40
The relatives missed a train and did
nnt arrive until Dr. McJ;lynn had be-
egiae unconscious.
ne eii,iei1l'il'ess tiiat 3Si'aia.ss,i,'Neu
me ifatien, was ie'>tlloi'sa 70 me iass
Even Wen we pi'sSisl''ils Ms;is. usii's
san water 20 Keep MN any ies'
hours longer. ". Mc'1islih .Vii'ese
NUN lhest'.s' a''e liilaiis fe,saarhsa
w ei'. we WAYS oi phss5eisins are
Nl'i'1etltil
Ne ei'i@''ilss OF -NfW.pufs are p'el'ar-
ins q e }'noiliat .or me aoe'of, aho
people 81 ali denominations Mere Y
nd W u'iiSeu ~ hpHorins mn, rfayers
had been offered IN botn protestant
am : alhosle ehuGGiles iof ms recovery.
i'f. Mssiiyfin w&s o. Years OF age last
September When ne was stricken ne
was ROBUST ana q me pnysiqtie, out ne
peeaine greatly emaciated py ms long
'ii..yss
re Was pi1iA IN shiS ci'S on Sept. -,
iso'. ~ W. euucateu ~ me PUBIC
ssiio''iS' anu ~ 1871 entered 'ne ,Tpah
issss ~ me ffopiisahaa' Ioilae' 20
stu SUI ,ise isfies'hooa. ~ eiie END OF
tsss'iie Sais ~ tecsiN.tsi ,life u}etolate
S.issf lsiipiie ss;siliil'lssNio ~
.iisaiiliIis lor y .4sW months II 'ne ->ofth
.sslil'si'teih '1oii's'e as Ssehsrai assistant
9. ti1t' ss'i' NJ WIS otsialslea pflss, on
AiaFes, - is''' or 'hs AtsN iiNe Years
g Rst ms return st ''ls e hi1esi states ne
1s7sssisllt g q 'l'''il's s4Vt New "ik
etsufehes. ana s9ria me Vas rector ol
y, anne eil''ieh. during 'ile Ia,'er
Years 81 sfle OWL war ne WIS iiiliilafs
lsehai'lash o. ls's' eehirai fai'h hesl3i'al.
~ ms death ~ faYiler euiiii ~. ~
1866 he Vas appointed pastor OF ~ Ste
llln@na chuien ana iasfe ~ ms eio-
Iduenee, heartitisss and Quick sympathy
with the people Won their waineest al
fscticn Under his guidance 81. Ste
pier grew 10 .ae the largest pafish IN
the country with half dozen assist
amt priests ana 2V,ooo members
DE-. MeGlSnn unWiHingncss 10 es-
tablish a paroehial sciloui in connection
iM!ih his churca and his claim tEat the
Public schools We're safe le. the chill
l5dreil Of Roman Catholics brought him
Into diSfavor with the authorities ef the
| Roman Catholic church In New York.
| For advocating this policy he was ac-
Icusesi both here. and at Rome of Oppos-