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

church service started at 80. and It was
nearly noon when It had been concluded.
hundreds OF the spectator. who had
taken up points Of vantas" carly. stood
for hours. patiently awaiting tn" ap-
ncarancc of the funeral cortCge. Most
Of the spectators stood with barred headS
while bells all over the city tnlIed
\, the cemetery was another huge
crowd. More than 1000 coming in
automobiles. by street car and Aoo'
crowded into Mt. Calvary. and sur
rounded ,hc it'll" chapel during the
brief service nj the grave.
Tho bishops body was placed in the
,,rynt Of the chapel, beside RishoH
Whclan, nIaccd there In 1875. Rishor
Whelan was the first bishop Of Wheel,
ing HIS successor. Bishop Kane. dleo
in 81. Louis Mo. and WAS buried 'here
Bishop Donahuc died last wednesday
evening, following 4 long Illness. HIS
health failed months ago, and II was
because Of this that Bishop Swlnt was
appointed auxiliary bishop. Hopes ioi
lis recovery were entertained until re-
Gently. but the great heart. which mac
worked ccaseless!y through long and
active career. had played It's part.
Brief Sketch Of Career.
Rishop Donahue. died last wednesday
MIGHT 4, S:S5 o'clock. He had been 1alI'
ing for months. his heart wearing GU
after "A long and active lie. Inc iate
bishop was born in Malvern. Eng ana
April 10, lS49 He was educated IN
England. and came to the United states
in 1873 and took up the study or law
He entered into the practice or la" In
lSTO. but in 1882 gave up the !eGai pro-
lcssion aud entered 81. Mary semi
nary. baltimore, 10 prepare LOT tho
PRIESTHOOD He was ordained III the
priesthood at the seminary in 1919 anu
assigned TO the post or assistant rector
ur 81. Johns church ia baltimore. IN
1887 he accompanied the late Ca'o'i'"'
cihhors 10 Rome as the cardinals sec
rotary, when Cardlna! GIBBONS went -
receive the red hat lie was chancellor
or the arch diocese of Baltimore from
1855 10 1891 and rector Of the b1ii!-
,,oro cathedral from 1891 20 1894.
ON April 4, 1894. Bishop Donahuc was
consrcratcd bishop in the cathedral Oh
baltimore and appointed To the diocese
oc Wheeling. which embraces not Only
Wcst Virginia, but parts OF virginia
and MARYLAND. The late Cardinal Gip'
hons WAS the consecraiing prcIate'
Relatives of the bishop who attcnded
the funeral are: J. J. McAu.'ile'
Washington, II. c.; Mrs. Ellen NJ. EauS
Washington. II. G.; william 1. Jones,
Logan county. W. Va: Captain Richar"
II ZONES, New York. and Mrs. Schacter
and daughter of New York. nephc"S
and nicCes If the late hishopI
Among the visiting clergy. IN h""i
tion to the officers OF the Mass a'teh"'
Ing the funeral were:
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Edward j. Nunh"r'
CUMBERLAND. Md: Rev. Thomas T.. NC
Guigan, West Minister. Md; Kew
Thomas J. O'Rc!lly. Columbus O.; Kew
Iohn + Whitman. Bclla!re, O.: Kew
Otto H. NonLintcl. bridgeport VI NcE,
Charles \. Mulhcarn. Martins Fcrry' -
Rev. Charles H. Wattcrson. NcWark' -,
Rev. J. 4. WiEand. StcuhcnVil'e' ~
Rev. T. c. Sccvcr. WOodsticld. o.; Kew
Michael +. Dinrccn. S. s. baltimore
Md; Very Rev. NJ. A. Hch'r' = = ~.
Pittsburgh. president Of pmqncSnc UNI
vc-sitv. RI, Rev. Mgr Martin Ryan
pittsburgh: 1t. Rev. AurcIius S,rh'e'
arch abbot at St Vinccnts Abbey
R.,,,v Pa: Rev. John Mcbride. Park
crshurr: Rev. Thomas II. Collins. Farm
lncton; Rev. l.. II. McDcrmott. ClarNs-
burg: Rev. John paly. Elkins: Rev
roscrh Gormlcy. Beech Bottom; l'HN. II
r Alrmcyrr. Huntington; Rev. fa'r'cN
II Guscrau F'airmOnt. Rev. Denis
DIVER. RoauShurG. Rev. WiIliam D.
Saucr Chester: Rev. Leopold llermannN,
Wcllsburr: Rev. John II. Corc"ran, Nc
Nechcn. Rev. /, NJ. Schooner. R"nwnod;
Rev. Peter Flynn. M0rGantowh; kcN
John L. White. Altoona. Pa; Key. ~
A McSwigEau. Wc!rt"n; Rev. j. /. L
IIolzmcr, Rcrkley; Rev r. ]. Heating
Salem: Rev. James J. Kennedy. 'oa!tnn'
Rev. Michael j. Coghlan. M0un"SHlI"'
Roy James Rogers. Follanshcc. Kew
John puda. Mon"nEah Rev. fhiI'n J.
Eradv I.ittlctnn Rev. Charles r. f'Wa'h
Huntington. Rev. Thomas J. pn''N
Thomas: Rev. Daniel T. Murphy. Davis
Rev, Andrew WtlCzck. Now 'umher'anH'
Rev George rctras"k. M"n"nEah' Kew
Francis Schcucrmann. Montgomery;
Rev. Wilhcrt NJ Burke. Rlu"h"ld; Key
rauI n. Oihlinr. iaincsv!llc: Rev
James Egan. Grant Town: Rev. fatrI'N
Mutually. Clarksburc: Rev. Lawrcnr"
Gallac CHER. Huntington: Rev. Joh1
O'Rcilly. New Martinsvillo; R"v. PAU
Sikora. Gary: Rev. Joseph M"kernan
Ronccvcrt; Rev. Matthias O'Rcillr. Ham
'inCton: Rev. George V. Cooke. fark"rS'
burg: Rcv Michael Gleason. l.ondd IL;
Rev. William Ice. iiunttnCton. k"F
Francis A Srillar. R"anshurG: Rev
Francis :, Dyczowski. Mon"nGah: Re"
John i O'Rricn. Huntington; Roy. Frar'
els OiSzcwski. SrarhauEh: R"v. Rudolph
Sichc-. Huntington: Roy. Martin j
Egan. CIarksburg: Rev. charles n"vle
Wcirton; Rev. James M"Gl"n". Fark""S'
burg.
Most Of the clergy left for thei:
homes last night. Those VIII" r"ma'n"d
over will return today. Among those
who spent the night in Wheeling was
Archhi shop Crr!cy. who is the guest Of
Gen. r S. Riley Archbishop leaves for
Baltimore this morning.
CALLED MEETING OF w. C. T. q.