Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-05-30

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the bartenders. In the heat OF the
argument Gould, knowing Harris
desperate character, procured a
revolver and came from behind
the bar. AS he did so he noticed
Harris, who was nearing the door,
draw a revolver. Gould then be-
gan to shoot. The fire was re-
turned by Harris, who by this
time had got outside the saloon.
In all six shots were exchanged,
and both men were hit, Harris in
the right shoulder and abdomen,
and Gould in the leg. After
emptying his revolver, which was
a al caliber Remington Derringer,
Harris ran into 10y H~olbrook's
barber shop and reloaded. He
then returned to renew the battle,
and was loud in his threats, ex-
claiming that if it was the last
thing he ever done he would kill
Joe Gould. Gould in the mean
time had been taken to DR.. Reese's
office to have his wound dressed.
Finally Harris was persuaded to
go to DR.. Perkins Office to have
his wounds examined. 1t was
there learned that he was fatally
injured. He was removed to his
home, where he is now lying at
deaths door with scarcely a ray
of hope held out for his recovery.
Gould was not seriously hurt and
is now able to be around again.
THE scene of the shooting was at
almost exactly the same spot
where Harris killed Dan Sparks
two years ago last January, and
for which a charge of murder is
still pending against him.-Eloins
Herald.
This morning at 10 o'clock Rev.
Father G. Tintrup will celebrate
his golden jubilee mass, in honor
of the fftieth anniversary of his
ordination to the priesthood, at
the Catholic church at st. Paul, st.
Charles county, where for forty
two years he was pastor. A year
ago he visited his former parish
toner's, and at that time promised
to return to-day and celebrate the
mass among his lifelong friends,
who love him and hold him in the
highest reverence. Neighboring
!. churches will send delegations and
many of the clergy will attend the
mass. Father Tintrup was born
in Hebern, diocese of Muenster,
. Westphalia, in October, 1882, and
came to America about twenty
years later and located in st.
Louis. He completed the study OF
theology at a seminery in Caron-
delet and was ordained to the
priesthood by Archbishop r. R.
. Kendrick on January 5, 1857. The
. next two years he spent as assist
: ant to Rev. Father Joseph Melch-
/. ers, pastor of st. Mary's church,
!, in st. Louis. In 1859 he vas as
signed to the parishes of st. Paul
t and Josephville, in st. Charles
i county, and also had charge OF
, other churches along the Wabash
railway, then known as the North
Missouri railway. In 1868 he was
, relieved of the charges, with the
| exception of the parish at st. Paul,
Through his efforts the present
handsome church was built in
? 1895. His eyesight was impaired
t in 1875 by a severe illness, and he
t became totally blind in 1901. He
resigned the passionate Of the
church in 1908 and has since re-
, sided at the Ursuline Academy a
Arcadia, Mo-, where his sister
Mother Seraphine, is mother SUI
: perior. The celebration will las
! all of to-day. At 10 A. NJ. Father
Tintrup will say the solemn high
l mass, while the visiting clergy viii
!. oficiate as deacon, and sub-dea'
l con. The married ladies of thu
congregation will serve dinner ant
in the afternoon a reception will
be held by the present pastor
:. Father Stepka, at which severa
: addresses will be made by visiting
e priests and Rev. Tintrup.-Globe
Democrat.