The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11

permot, laarkshurg. W. Va, Rev. H.
Il. Al,meyer Huntington. ". Va.
Deacon OF the MGss-Rev. William
{. Hall. ST. Ma-y's church. Wheeling.
Subdeacnn Of the Mass-Rev. Michael
J. Ccghlan. Mound>vile. W. Va.
Master Of the Ceremuries-Rcr. w.
Carroll Milholland. Baltimore. Md.
Assistant Master Of t"r-m"nI"s-Mr.
William Bowden.
Thur.fer-Mr. Francis McCahe'
ENorcist-Mr Paul VcnSet.
Candle Be;trer-Mr. Sidney SCHWARTZ
bach
i Book Bearcr-Mr. Henry Troutwein.
Grenl!ale Bcarer-Mr. Henry Harring-
ton.
Archepiscopal Cross Bearer - Rev
John Kelley. Wheeling hospital.
Preacher RI. Rev. John J. Swtnt.
Bishop Auxiliary Of Wheeling.
For the Five AbsolutionS--
FIRST. Rev John J. Monaghan. Rishtp
of Wilmington. Del
Second. Right Rev. Denis J. o'tonn"!l.
Bishop Of Richmond. Va.
Third. Right Rev. William I. Russell
Bishop Of Charleston. S. {.
Fourth. Right Rev. Hugh {. Boyle.
Bishop Of Pittsburgh
Fifth. Most Rev. Michael J. Curicy.
Archbishop of Baltimore. Md.
RI. Rev William 7. Russell u. D.
Chapla.ns-Thomas II. Collins. Farm
sngt"n: Rev. {. L. Kluser. Mann'ngton'
RI. Rev. Denis J. O'Conncll. u. d.
Chaplains-Rev John DAILY, ElkinS.
Rev. oseph Gormley. Beech Bottom.
RI. Rev. John ]. Monaghan. u. d.
Chaplains-Nery Rev. Patrick II. Cal
senan. Farmon,; Rev. Denis Dwyer,
Rowlesburg.
Rt Rev. James J. Hartley, d. u.
Chaplains- Rev. Charles y. Mulhearn.
Martins Ferry; Rev. Joseph Whitman
Bellaire.
ri. Rev. John Joseph McCort. II. D.
Chaplains-- Rev. VIM. J. Saueh, Ches-
ter: Rev Leopold Hermanns. Welisours'
RI. Rev. Hugh Boyle. d. u.
Chaplains- Rev. Peter Flynn.MorSan-
town; Rev. p. NJ. Schooner. Ben"o"d'
r., Rev. ohm J. Swint. d. ID.
Chaplains- Rev. Emil Mustal. ST.
Lad;slaus, Rev. John II. Corcoran, NC
Mcchrn.
RI. Rev. Bernard Menges. o. S. p.
Chaplaln.s-Rev. \. d. McSwlssan'
Wesrton: Rev. Z. J. Keating. Salem.
Ri. Rev. Aurelus Stehle. o. ;. Is.
Chapla.nS- hSN.
Rev. Edward Galway.
Music Inspiring.
The mass and other services OF inc
funeral were sung by the male choir OF
ST. Alphonsus church. under the d'rec-
ton of Prof. \. J. Schiller. organ!st and
choir master at ST. Aphonsus. ms
choir, recognized as one OF the ao!est IN
tho dicese, performed in fautiess FASH
ion. singing the difficult requiem RON
,ifical funeral mass. partly N PLAIN
chant and partly n polyphone' with
beautiful effect.
Members OF the choir are: Father 30
naveture. o. NJ. Cap, lead: first tenors -
+. J. Nolte. ]. T.. Em!S. William Hanh!E'
Leo Bischof Thomas McMenamin'
Charles Blessing; second lenVES--
Charles Kochler. Carl Stritzel. Clarence
pagendarm: first bass-W!l!iam "Foo'
IA. Ku,sch; second bass-W.Il!am j.
Eol,e Julius Jung. Joseph Wolf Ed
ward Holman.
Possibly the most impressive part OF
the entire ceremony was the eloquent
sermon OF Bishop John J. Swint who
was. a short time ago. corsecrated ana
appointed auxiliary bishop of the do
cese of Wheeling. 20 ligAten the bur
den OIL bIsuOP I'phnhNS'
man Bish Swint was ordained In me
priesthood at St. Joseph's Cathedral by
Bishop Donahue. and dur!n Ethe .!te
OF the late bishop was possibly his
warmest friends and admirer.
Eloquent Sermon.
The bishop reviewed the splendid
work in the riiocese OF Bishop Dnnahue'
both as a churchman and citizen. ana
many. eyes filled with tears when ne
concluded with tender farewell TO his
late superior
Bishop. Swint took for his text
have fought the fight. | have t'n'shcd
my course. I have kept the faith. As
70 the rest there Is laid up for ne a
crown Of justice. which the Lord inc
Judge will render me in that day. -
Tim. A.. s.
He said in part:
Mos, Rev. Archbishop. r.. Rev and
Rev. Fathers. Brethren:
We are gathered here today with
mingled sentiments Of joy and sorrow.
We are here 10 honor one who Is emf
nently deserving of honor. and to re-
joice over a life's victory won. and To
paw our last sad respects 10 one who
IS mos, dear to us.
The history OF bishop Donahue has
been sketched In the papers. You are
sufficiently acquainted with 4. | shall
draw YOUR attention only-and that very