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The Washington herald., 1913-02-23

where he had been a tutor from 1919.
The old records show that Gov. DuttOn
gave fourteen lectures year in the
Kent professorship discoursinG to the
seniors in their third term. Many of his
classes %ere held in the old Lyceum.
He was well remembered hy his pupils
for his brilliancy and versatility and MS
warm, kindly disposition.
The last incumbent Of the Kent chair
at Yale was Edward John Phelps. Minis
ter to England. For . long period. from
1863 until 1881. the Kent professorship re-
mained vacant. as 1t has again since
Minister Phelps death. Prof. Phelps. n
graduate OF Middlebury College, was the
cnly Kent professor who was not an
alumnus Of Yale. HIS more recent bril-
liant career is too familiar to need eN-
pansion. Educated in the law office OF
Horatio Seymour. he was eminently fitted
for his duties in instructing academic
seniors in constitutional. national, and
municipal law and civil policy. In tho
classroom his clearness of statement and
enthu sia SIN for law made him immensely
popular His exposition Of recondite
themes was mastery, stripping them OF
technical verbiaCe. he laid bare in clear.
simple terms the basic principle OF
subject. He used to lay down this plat
form as essential 10 the success of law
The Washington herald., 1913-02-23

The United States is row leading all other
countries in the use Of cocoa and Golfer hut ranks
third in the consumption Of tea
The Washington herald., 1913-02-23
Lectured on Theology.

Devotion to truth. intellectual honesty.
laborious legal study, depth, and general
culture. Never, il is said, was there A
lecturer at Yale gifted with a more clear.
incisive, and judicial mind. While acting
as Kent professor. DR.. Phelps. i'm addi-
ton to his regular law duties in the Yale
Law School, lectured not only TO the
academic seniors. but before the theo-
logical department as well, upon legal
topics of interest TO the ministry. Thus
he ent cred very fully into the life of the
institution. The high esteem with which
Prof. Phelps was regarded at Yale was
shown in the establishment in 1851 Of
the Phelps professorship of law by
Junius 5. Morgan. to which endowment
]. Pierpont Morgan. in 1891, contributed
S5.ON
The likelihood that President Taft will
teach in the law school as well as serv-
ing on the Kent professorship helps to
bring into the limelight this allied insti-
tuition to which all the Kent professors
enumerated above, as members Of the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Club Will
Hal,e + eee
at lleetiva
MEETINGS WILL IN
PoPULARIzED 5Y THE
DIRECTORS


The Bi Weekly club meetings. af ass
Commercial club viii be populaTizeR
if the directors have thei1r way araia
the second meeting Of the apnth sszfa
he held next Monday night aeeorsslRg
80 notices issued this week, when szls
ladies OF the Method dist church MSla
serve the members at the Opera h0asr
hal.
Il Isl planned to have q speaker Il
Grand Forks and ii possible sea-
Kenner will induce one of tho I'VE,
workers for city development al Eaats5
gathering at neapoiis I'd stop 1EF
here to speak to the members.
The success OF the Get AcqsIa is,leszS
tour promoted by the club mas put rss-s
neWed vigor into the
plan To make good anu there
be 4 large delega alton of business n,ssse
present al the aTonday AL ghtt flacsi
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Was II, Many,
Sa11itariu,,,s
FRED MITCHELL TRACED TO Ro-
CHESTER, MANDoTA AND nr.
AT MILES CITY =


Fred Mitchell who recently shot
and killed Frank Fisher, is a former
inmate of the Rochester, Mimi. asy-
lum for the insane being committed
from Minneapolis in 1909 and remain
ing there about a year. 80. =
& Mitchell was recently taken from
Mercy hospital to the Ramsey county
Jail, he having recovered sufficiently
from seH.inflicted wounds to permit
the removal, has been an inmate of
the Mandota, Wis, asylum. and the
Miles City, Mont, asylum. He was
in the Miles City hospital in 1907,
and in the. Wisconsin asylum in 1908.
! Sheriff Smart of Nelson county,
who has been Investigating Mitchell's
career. has been traced back that far
but beyond there he has been unable
go secure any information concerning
him. # 3#S as 5 1
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Opening il at
500 Station.
GENERAL MANAGER HUNTINGTON
BELIEVES IDEA IS "a
GOOD ONE. s..s ..s

Z
q General Manager Huntington OF the
500 railway has Just accepted the in
yitation of the Commercial club to
have house warming at the new 500
depot In this city, and while no ex-
act date has been set it is very prob
able that October 10 will be the day
for the big event. III a b. b.
Mr.. Huntington expressed himself
as very well pleased with the project
and is arranging to have a couple OF
representatives Of the 500 here on
the day of the dedication to make the
speeches and act on the reception com com
mittee 81: /. ss@$s5 s.s82
The Commercial club will be in cha
rye Of the program which will in in.
clude as grand finale, q dance at
the new depot, a five piece orchestra che
furnishing the music.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
THE TOURISTS

! Among the tourists who made
the sGet Acquaint !, circuit
on one or the other OF. two days,
tour were, Ole Serumgard, w. H I
Horton, II. q. Kenner, w. ". Nor
s,tz, L. j. Wehe, Fred 3Traynor, Mr..
Lefty Hymes, I. Johnson, ]
Conlon, Art Greenburg NJ, "A,
Tenney. Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Cra-
ry, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ohnstad
Mr.. and Mrs aH Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Thomp son, Mrs. A.
Greenburg, Edward Faust, Will
lam Jacobson, Earl Mann, f. p
Mann, +. Mann. il, William
Jolly, Otto Kepp. Judge Griffin,
/ Nap Lambert, George EImslie.,
j. Nelson, Louis Mundt, /:
zFinkley, r. E. Austin. H.
Bloom, q. Schultz, sF Hem
bo, John Burtscher, ]: Kelly,
John Kelly, S. @. Bond elid, And
rev Stade. Peter Sfribe berg, AK
el Carlson, r. o. Chapman, II. b.
Reynolds, Thos. Turner. Ed
Dunn, "A. Ziebel, Charles, Pills
bury, Phil Porter, Herman Hues-
gen, Archie Miller, Silver Serum
gard, S. G. Jones, William And
erson, George Routier, and the II.
EnoI,ilS T q he, han n dnrs FIJI q dir
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
White z Il I Way Is
Officially 7 l1rned
On By Boat Club
.PRoGAM FOR THE EVENT as
NOVEL. tTRAYNoR PRESSES #
4 5. BUTTON. 8
WHITE WAY QUEEN WILL OFFICE
ALLY DEDICATE THE NEW
LIGHT.

Tonight the white Way Will bsa5
thrown open for the first time follow
ing a day at the stores the special
bargains attracting "a great crowd
The Queen of the White Way will he
crowned 1and the new illuminatioH
for Devils Lake, marking a new huss-
ness epoch in the city will be official
ly dedicated.
The event of tonight has been look
ed forward to for some time, for it iwls
give the city marked touch of me-
tropolitanism, such as no other im-
provement has. Attorney f. ]. Tray
nor, in the absence of ex-Mayor P J.
McClory will do the dedicating. and
the queen, whoever the lady is, from
the score from which to select. will
be crowned by President Johnson The
queen will give the signal and ths
White Way will be on full blast, par
AIDES, carnival. fire run; grand bali and
many other features will complete the
celebration program, and when it IS
all over Devils Lake will have a new
white way. ....s. !.
While the improvement has heen
adopted in many cities, still Devils
Lake is ahead of many in accepting the
modern Improvement, which as the
Iof the citizens We're asleep, prove IL
the best venture this city has made,
The Western Utilities corporation,
with it's new plant is well eqnippsd
Ito furnish the juice, now thatt he city
has accepted the light which the Robert.
fEFerkins conf
Steel and Machinery company, aala
Contractor Nelson have put in TO the
satisfaction of the citizens who deai-
cate it tonight. .ss. S 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Mort Dakota
1|bser,,es Day
PURITY Sunday PROCLAIMED BY
GOVERNOR; ASKS PAST
oRs TO DESERVE sss
State ~ North Dakota.

Il State of North Dakota, {. :
Executive Department. assss t.a5saS
b Beginning with November z and
lasting ta November IL, 1918, The
Seventh international Purity Cong
ress viii be in session in Minneapolis
Minnesota. The Governors Of the
various States are issuing proclaim
}ations asking that Sunday November
3, be observed as Purity Sunday
# Belieyeing that we of North Dakota
should do our part in everything that
tends for the uplift OF mankind, I
would earnestly recommend the OBJ
sservanceo of Purity Sunday" to the
people ef the state and would ask
that ciefgymen and all creeds and
denominations, the fraternal orders
of the state, the mayors and commits
sioners DC our cities, and all civic
and uplift organization join in fit
ting observance Of the day.
AS earnest and sincere men, and
women, let us give serious considera-
tion TO take discussion Of the prob
lens that shall make for the uplift of
manhood and woman anhood !: ever re-
membering that the greatest asset of
any comm monwealth consists, not only
Of its cattle. horses and lands, but
Of its good men and women.
Because it is proper that a day shall
be set apart for the purposes which
~, ~, fTrf}, Is SIIanna n n,-
|ernorHof the State of & North Dakota,
do hereby designate Sunday. Novem-
her Ninth, as Purity Sunday in the
State Of North Dakota.
Done at the Capitol at Bismarck,
this 10TH day of September a. D, 1919.
$ssSBy the Governor.
Thomas Hall, ;s
Secretary of State.
AZ 4. L. B. HANNA.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
TAKES LONG AUTO TRIP

! Ray n. Castle. Oscar d Dagenhardz-
Oscar Serum and Austin ALeav5t1es.s
went to Fargo Sunday morning in
Mr.. Leavitte S car, returning We'd
nesday by the way Of Grand FnrRs:
staying over night there. Good time
was made all the way, from Lakota
to Hillsboro and average OF 81 miles
an hour was made in the Ford No
mishaps We're encountered during the
entire trip. Friends were visited IVA
Fargo and Grand Forks. A severe
rain made it hard driving from Fargo
to Grand Forks 9@ss5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

Emen Engebretson the ever rsasy
manager Of the Devils Lake Drug
company in this city has gone home
Elmer who is on the job from the time
he eats coffee and doughnuts RntIE
he is served with chop suey, is deserE
ing of vacation and he viii spend
it in the land where he become faHs-
Gus as the barefoot boy with cheeks
of tan. al .@
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Editor HEX
at or,l,iick

lIinnewankan. N. D. Sent 2
Francis x x KISirseh, editor of the
arWick Sentinel was arrested
yesterday charged with forgery
being hound over to the dist
Fiet court under bond nc is
charged that Kirsch accepted
two notes In settl tlement Of an acsss
count that terwards the party
he was represen nting refused to
pay commission, and that I sir-
sch raised the face of one note
from $40 TO S2277 to cover the cha,
rge involved. s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

gu OuAOllOWS.ouIS8li 2 II g y IN
was the greeting extended along the.
route to a party off forty tourists that
took the first jaunt on the Get Ac-
quainted' automob bile run last lon
day morning " Which extended east to
Lakota and then along the sarles line
as far as Munic
The reception committee was ION
ever
that they little expected to see as
representative a crowd Of boosters
that braved the first wintry blast for
an auto tour. The little mishaps that
occurred along the route were taken
in a joking manner and served to
stimulate the tourists and make things
interesting That the first trip was
worth while was very evident from
the fact that three times as many
were on hand Tuesday morning to
take the second tour. s;3Ss sg3j
7 1t was truly Get Acauainted' !
tour. The occupants Of the various
cars forgot shop and set sail for a
good time. and thus were able to greet
their efghbors iii "a hearty manner.
It was the closest that Devils Lake
business men ever got to the people
OF the Lake Region, since General
Creel induced Jim Hill to build his
railroad to this point, and the fact
that cold day did not hinder real
live boosters made the trip dolrbly
triumphant. tS5 y
y.SS Hard to Start.
1t was hard to get starte ed, al,
though Secretary Kenner scarcely
took time TO dispose Of his cakes and
coffee at g 4 a. m. in order to be on
hand for the trip. The cold weather
put the fear into some Of those who
promised cars, while still others
thought that the trip would be aban' AZ
doned because of the weather. "a fe few
were rounded up, however, by SlNsaar iaar
Lambert in his pilot cal, and when ll1
the start was made there were eight
cars that passed the reyie stand ~
at the Great Nor. hern botel, wi,.ss =
two stragglers jo:ned the party be
fore 1T had gone far along the road. g
Even. aPresident johnson, with his
.HElizabeth srWagon, repaired his tire tire
\ and was ready for the jaunt while
\ d. The Girls From f,lmms car, pilot
ed by III. i II. Tes 1t w, was DELAYED. .7s sc
that Archie Miller mi ight take {, q las1
nap, before loading down the GA ca
with enough show iterature 70 bill
Ringlings circus for ten nights t
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Nc l q: y Was
ion
DEVILS "a AXE is GIVEN HONOR
sas5ss 55,5s AT SAN FRANSISco SITE
s$S $!$$ SELECTION 5t.s IN:

Bismarck, N. d.. Sept, 26--The site
for the. North Dakota building at the
Francisco was formally accepted
last week. Tuesday by Judge P. ].
Met Glory of Devils Lake and Axel
EgelandE Of Bisbee, members Of the
North Dakota commission appointed
by the governor for that purpose: The
formal acceptance and dedication Of
the site was marked with appropriate
ceremonies; and the state flag r:.:sc
ed Sin honor of the occasion. @ +.
AT the next meeting of the North
Dakota commission, steps will prrD-
ably be taken looking to the selection
of plans for the North Dakota build
ing. A number of plans have been
suggested, among them a replica on
a smaller scale of the North Dakota
state capitol. iE ! ss5#
Governor Hanna yesterday received
|a telegram from President Moore OF
the exposition giving the following de
tails of the formal dedication OF the
North Dakota, site. 5$. q sli5S .,s5
San Francisco. Cal, Sept. 6--Hon,
L. B. Hanna, Governor Of North Oak
ota, Bismarck: s>@5 81:
/ have the honor to inform you that
the commissioners from North Oak
ota, Judge p. j. McC Glory and Hon.
A. Egeland today selected the site
for North Dakota's = building at the
lPanhma-Pa Pacific international expos
lition, In the presence Of a large and and
enthusiastic gathering. The ceremon.
les were preceded by lunch con, at
which were present epresenta natives
fof the state and city goyerrments
tarmy and navy, members OF the local q
North Dakota society and many other
prominent citizens. After luncheon
review oil government troops ct the the
Preside was held in honor OF the
commits ssioners after which ceremoMIl, M
lies of dedication ofs Worth ~ Dakota :
| site were held on the site elected
The deed for the site was delivered
| lto Judge McCiory who took possession
Tor North Dakota and the state flaa
ii,was raised on the site. Moving pict
Inres OF the review OF troops and m
lthe ceremonies were taken and vii
shortly NE sent to your state for aex
lhibition. as well as through ghoat tiae
|entire country
Charles Moore.
/ sprns sidant panama.Pacific and Inter
national iEIx positions
/ Avery j Johnson forgot I'd drop tiis
II 4 y, {, IL Churches Eerry but M Ill
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Fought Over Scrambled Eggs

Mitchell, fighting with Frank Fish
er. another member of pot gang
near Lakota charging that the latter
had mixed rottetn eggs in the morning
mess, shot and instantly killed Fisher
riddling his body with five bullets.
Several minutes later, after deter.
mining that Fisher was dead, Mitchell
stood over the body of his victim and
fired a bullet into his own body. The
shot, however, failed to strike the
MAJ x. On a ,si, eaeigsslsssl
his body, lodging in the fleshy part oi
his back. S. s. @sav
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Cannot Find Fishers Relatives

Officials have sought to establish
Fishers connections but have been
unable to do SO. He was supposed
to have been the missing son of a aTusr
con, Ariz., millionaire, but investiga-
tions along that line have failed to ess
tablish identity. Fisher is thought to
to have spent lots of time in the last
Few years at Sioux City, Iowa, bur
officials of the Iowa City could not
locate any relatives or interested part
les - y !. 2. y n, .4.a -. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
/ ON THE aGET ACQUAINTED
CIRCUIT

q
II ON THE aGET ACQUAINTED
CIRCUIT
DR.. Mcintosh got up in the morning
to go, but went back to bed again. %l|
Everyone would do the same thing
over again.
&. Jack Daoust is is nursing 8 pair of
sore eyes.
The cars all wore Devils Lake pen
nants. :s: s.:5s 4
Otto Kepp composed q few songs,
butt was too cold to sing.
Mrs. Harry Iyerson Joined the party
at Egeland and went as far as Cando
ii the scheutte car.
Starkweafher certainly gave the WIS.,
itors a royal reception and helped en-
courage them On the tour.
Charles InlIsbury opened it up, af- .
ter the party left cando That is the
car n. u
Tom Engelhorn was on the main re-
ception committee at Churches Ferry,
according to a few: of the boys.
The party rendered the Little Brown
jug" at Bisbee and dedicated the yer
Sc Doc Swenson.
s The roads were in excellent shape
even with the rain Of Tuesday after
noon .E& rs. VI 5E &
Horton forgot the twenty mile an
hour limit after the tourists left Cam
Wonderland Trail Tenny would stop
when he saw that his tire, rim and all
was rolling across the prairie. q
Secretary Kenner was checker in
and checker out, in fact he. was play
ing checkers most Of the time.
Ole Serumgard laments the fact the
business he booked for Tuesday did
not pan out, so that he could have en-
joyed the two days 5aunt. ii
h Walk@oyer shoe literature was Law
.ishly distributed at Penn, Ed forget
ting he had the supply until he reach
ed that point. \;
S M. "A. Tenny Wonderland Trail ex-
pert has a dozen more routes map
ped out for the tourists for the next
venture. }ss5. 5.=S. Il
The tour served to make a number
OF Devils Lakers better acquainted as
Wen as getting acquainted with the
neighbors.
The red top boys, Bondelid, Stade,
tStfberg and Carlson, made big hit,
The Rum Dunn car never missed q
stroke. 81 5ls. 55l
The Bismarck Tribune says that
, Gronna spoke at Lakota and Baird the
land man at the Nelson county seat
has been stepping high ever since.
3tast%i
DR.. Smith overlook the tourists at
lNewville although he left Devils Lake
1.-TWO hours after the train Of cars pulled
out
:s5aI efty' Hymes Of the Tribune Over
flanders made the liaunt the both days
and has much to say about Devils Lake
hospitality
Nap Lambert Is to be compliment
led On his entrances to the various
towns along the route which was ac
cording To the best authority on auto
tours.
Ruben Marshall spent an eyentfu'
day at starkweath her, bswailing tht
fact that lie was unable 70 continue
1.-THE Journey abecause of an aecid dent e
fhis car. 55ssssS:s
1 Nap Lambert broke away from tht
Icrowd at Cando His car was no
sllworking the best ana the roads 70! th,
Ferry he was not sure of, so he Jay
Ithe trail across country via starkwea
IIther.
1. NJ Hinkley, cashier Of the Ny, Y
$EJenks q Co. establish shment grain deal
4 llers at Minneapo lis Joined the part.
/ the first day, and took charge Of th,
| department entrusted TO his care Fl,
4 was acquainted at all the places Yis
tied ana that elped some
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
Charles G Hoore
President Panama Pacific and Inter
national Tlxposit itions E5I

Avery j Johnson forgot to drop tine
drum off at Ch Churches Ferry but NH
IerS organized sthe relief corps that
sounded like sondon Dime MIess
cum orehe estra.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

Continued on page fivs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
n Horton forgot the twenty mile an
hour limit after the tourists left Cam
Wonderland Trail Tenny would stop
when he saw that his tire, rim and all
was rolling across the prairie. .l

Secretary Kenner was checker in
and checker out, in fact he was play
ing checkers most of the time.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

DR.. Mcintosh got up in the morning
to go, but went back to bed again.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

Ole Serumgard laments the fact the
business he booked for Tuesday did
not pan out. SO that he could have en-
ioyed the two days iaunt. .5$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

@ M. A. Tenny Wond derland Trail ex-
pert has dozen more routes map
ped out for the tourists for the next
venture. M III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26
The cars AM wore Deyils Lake PEN

Mrs. Harry Iverson Joined the party
at Egeland and went as far as Cando
IN the Scheutte car.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

III N. 5Hinkley, cashier Of the We
Jenks q Co. establis ishment, grain deal
ers at aIinnea polls. Joined the party
the first day, and took charge Of the
entrusted TO his care He
was acquainted AT all the places Yis.
tied ana that helped some.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

Everyone would do the same thing
over again.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

. Walk-oyer shoe literature was Law
ishly distributed at Penn, Ed. forget
ting he had the supply until he reach
ed that point. \;
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

The party rendered the Little Brown
jug" at Bisbee and dedicated the yer
Sc e5tos Doc Swenson. ;s:S32s: s.;.5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-09-26

Starkweather cert taInly gave the Wis.
itors royal reception and helped en-
courage them on the tour.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-27
GOVERNOR BALDWIN DOES GooDsJoB

Governor Baldwin has ssc1eaned out' the Greenwich Town Court which for many years has shared with the Criminal Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield County the reputation political clearing house. remotely re- se1hbling temple of justice
 To the court are appointed William L. Tierney, judge, and Attorney Ferris the well known Progressive deputy judge both high grade both opposed to the wicked ring dominated Greenwich politics for years, and disgraced Connecticut politics as long
 The Greenwich Court the product of a system by which members of the Judiciary Committee of the Gen Assembly created themselves judges The practice pursued extent in the General Assembly, al though the governor and most of the Democrats drowned upon it. member of the Judiciary Committee act ay judge of the court but the report of the committee was defeated in the Senate after the scandals connected had been decisively aired by of the cabre of Judge John H. Perry of Southport and Democratic Senate Leader John E. McDonough of Naugatuck.
 While small matter in itself it is probable that political happening could be of importance to the cause of government in Connecticut Driven out of the County Court driven out of the Town Court deprived of sole power the banking of Greenwich the ancient ring is broken, and will be dispersed which is a for general congratulation.
 Judge Terney is lawyer of highest qualifications,
 splendid probty honored and respected by all who know him. He is of Irish ancestry, being of Judge Jeremiah Terney and a nephew of the late Bishop Tierney.