VTHE MORNING P05Ts TUESDAY. MAY 6 igoa
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Archbishop Corrigan
Dies Very Suddenly
His Doctors and Attendants
Supposed He Was Im
proving an Hour Be
fore the End
i
blown off by a shot gun, fired by a col- f
ered girl and boy, aged about ten years '
each. They had no cap, but the boy
I put ;he head or a match on the tuoe
of the gun and at his request the girl
pulled the trigger. They' shot out of a
window and the entire load took effect
in the child's head, who was sitting on
of the archdiocese, is now on his way j a lounge in the yard, cot far from the
home after a visit to Home. As soon
tu he lands here he will take over the
administrative powers temporarily in fhe
h .iimI 4 of Monsignor Moouey, whose se-
nirr he is,
window.
New York. May ". The most rever-,
end Michael Austin Corrigan, Arch
bishop of Now York, died at llrOii
o'clock tonight at his reidence. Fiftieth
street aui Madison avenue. Twenty-live
minutes bef.re that he had shaken hand
with his secretary. Father Carley, and
told hint fh.it he was feeling hotter thin
t any rime si.:.-e his illn-. At twenty
roinrtrs eleven the archbishop sum
ir.or.cd in a faint voice the two siste:
frmi Sr. Vincent's hospital who hac
been constantly with him since ho 1U
ill of pneumonia. They were in the
text rim.
"O. ?:?:r. I arc frying worse than I
lun' ovcr felt," said the archbishop.
:;, ci the s.:evs uh-t i- regarded .is
1h- bct trailed unr.- of the isters in
tii. ci;:i;.y. wen: t t hi side. The arch
bili V was j-;t bre.ith.t.g a:i-i vry weak.
The sister cave h:ai a hypodermic in
jcetioi ' f ritro iy.t r:i;e and strychnine
t sr.::.ul..te his h. art. I ! did not rally.
In fact :h:i: tiuitil.i:if did not seem to
hire the least elicit. The sister feared
that thd end was near and di-patched
i.r f.i.np.iK.oa to send for Ir. E. L.
Ki'jt?, the archbihps physician, and
t :uue the priests i n the parish house
and the a iviib;h.p two brothers, lie v.
rgf rrigan anil Dr. Joseph Corri
g;.:i. of Dade City. Florida, "who have
I-I lie houe nlk'e the archbishop"
i. !:; re:. .!:! a critical stage. Instantly
there i..s an alarm in the house. Hells
were rt.nc and servants were sent hurry
i:: w;;h meages.
t-'r.i;;.el .-tit. mid the archbishop when
he pn-t! iw.iv were his two brother,
t-ai h h-Mii g one of his hands, and the
i ri .".Is the e:i :!...! r:il who ktielt iroi::id
1 1 - T - V I. : i .1
it; :co. i .ie :i r n ri.i'p s or;nrs were
kne-vi.:g a;id prayers were said.
The .treh'.i-lii'p nr. id nothing, cnnht h:
lr-'..i. :"e l !y .r twice, and died.
Ten :.ii:riic l.iti-r J.-. Key it- arrived at
the hie. lie w a vry lu'i.-li surprised
ws.I a sh ..'.. for he said the ar h
bih p had pie,l the b -t il iv vir.ee his
:iinen. ad it h i been arranrd for
1 i:n t T.ivf hi l-d tomorrow and sit in
.. ehair for at lea; a shrt time.
Dr. Ieye said:
"Xothir.g could have beeD more sad
dra ud unexpected than his death. Al
tracer; of the disease ahad gone. The
lung were clear and he was lireathins
fairly well. It was the thirteenth day
INSURGENTS
GAIN GROUND
The Colombian Government
Forces Suffer a Severe
Reverse
Colon. Colombia, via Kingston, Ja-
. -r. K Xr . .--vrT-f--l h ftrP f TOTTl
a iBS.lop iu iTiiaiu aim v. ... "' , Hnuria, xun., aim vuuiu unr-uij feet ouj cenrre 0f tftfc reXnibilC PflOWS lliaL
will undoubtedly call on Bishop O I on- jppp, j i,a(i consumption so bad that affalr8 re ver unsettled. The garri-
nor, of Newark. IJis-hop O Connor liart ; )f j jjj a W(ek x w0uJJ rough sons at Carthagena and Barranquilla
fsJ rh.rinc 'IrXShon I and pit blood, but, when are inadequate. Several government
rUhgV,?afe SYKS8 ire
t'Xiwtcu tnai incru win ins ou i noun u'iuck w. m.m-, -i ' '
1 - . t ! ... . , t . .
ISlzbt Wat Her Terror
"I would cough nearly all night long,
Mon-;gnor Mooney will have to call in writes Mrs. Chas. Applegite, of Alex-
to brine to the coast. The government
n plan on account or me arcno.s:iv4. wnony curea me ana i gainea w h ja the battle of Funta Fena last
leath. Recause of the great care ex-; pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to . Sunday was over 3,000 men. As a re-
n ised in choosing the head of an a i- cure Conffhs Colds Lft Grippe. Bron- S11it of this fight tlie insurgentB have
hoecse m the "onian Utnoiif rhitis and all Throat and Lung Troubles , intrenched themselves hi a favorable
W? taiTwfl'be S Wtthr ad, Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles 10c j position which they have retained. Flf
aiKi .dates, it wil I he at loat tnr ec a .ia , T;: Len hundred insurgents have landed this
(ft I
i.i v hi v:t nionins. oeie a mvssu
Archbishop Corrigan Js selected
RAILROADS. AT .WAR
Thel.Jil Arrlibltliop
Mi. -ha el Augustine Corrigsn, succesr;
of (Ordinal McCloskev as head of the:
rre.it arthdio'ese of New York, was tho , SOUtliem and L (St N, MaSS-S
y.)i;nest wearer or tne purpic wnen lie
was consecrated Iilshop of Newark in
170. lie was born in that city C2
years ngo. At the wish o:" his mother
he war; sent to t?t. Mary's t'olleste at
Wilmington, Pe!., then conducted by
Vicar-ieueral Tloitly. i'roni thero he
xfeek at Chorrera and an attack is ex
pected W Colon and Panama in a few
days. The garrison at Colon has been
increased to 1,000 men of all arms.
An -arrangement has been made be
tween the American cruiser Philadelphia
! and gunboat Machias to land marines
at an opportune moment. Much anxiety
is felt as to the situation.
.
Switzerland Buys Our Coat
Knoxrille. Mar B. The ' Southern , London, May 5. A dispatch to the
a- x-oeKv-iiio ! unronicio lronn ueneva,
ing Men for a Pos
sible Combat
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reasonable wholesale price.
We repair all kinds of Furniture,
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Painting and Varnishing. Work neat
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Bast Fisher Street, in Mowery Bldg.,
SALISBURY, N. C.
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uift,
12th and Bank Sts. RICHMOND, VA. t
went to z. .uarys uouece ai i and sunpiirs in
mirg, Ola., ana at once ions a leminK
place in his classes. In his junior year
he mode a tour of Europe with his sis
ter, whose Influence had much to do with
his choice of the priesthood as a voca
tion. He was graduated in 1850 and oon
after he sailed for Europe aain with
the Intention of entering the North
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mm JS mill luti rousiuuiciii
mas.-inw men , .,, . 0wit the
1 1.: it t i'.i 1 n 111 u 1 x j. it iuui u .
supplies in the heart of the ncn w.,. nf , TTnn no. Switzerland
coal fields near Jellico, Tenn.. near the j has obtained her coal from Germany.
Kentucky state line. Already Milton jin 1901 the Gorman collieries formed a
II. Smith; president of'the Louisville, trust and. raised prices two shillings a
Chief Engineer Elliott, and Chief En-1 ton. A IJverpool colliery forwarded coal
ginecr We'lfa of the Southern. President ! hi was sold a shilling .cheaper than
n vwtn a r-hr Vn,;or .reruiau uwiuui, '"tl"
John
These
Tayior of Knoxville, Laiollette anl ; OT,lors were badly executed and the
Jeliico roads, are in the Jellico sccdior.. 1 mcricans seized the opportnnaty. They
Both roads have massed lanres forces t erected slveds at Rouen and Havre,
American ollege at Borne to study lor njen jn tfae JoUci and rj ldlesbo- ; Franco, for stocking purposes, and now
the pnestnoofl. lie was one 01 me
iweive siuoenis wno enirreu uCu ! Louisville & Nashville and Knoxville,
.-liege was opened. l.,!.VkI( o,,,l l!i;, rnn.k heinsr
Vou-h sections. Tlie allied interet ' of i practically monopolize tne ownss manvci.
of fhe disease and all traces of
pneu
monia had disappeared. The weakne
had eorjt r.ued. b::t we hoped to rally his
trergth. It was, by far the mot fav
orable day the arcW;.lMp has had. He
showed iutere?t in everything aln.ut him
are! was most cheerful. Ieath was due
t-- the heart toppin? of -A sudden. Tlie
archbishop had fatty defeneration of the
heart, but there had been no sins of
valvular trouble previously."
iM.iny prominent Catholics, priet
and layn.en. who heard the news as it
spread, came to the houe shortly after
the archbishop" death and the street
a!-vjt wore filled with carriage. Many
pKr people came from all directions and
crowds aem!Ied in the side streets.
The news of the archbishop's death was
carried to the streets by the reporters
who came out of the h"use and was
spread by policemen and bystanders and
carried with great rapidity.
(Many of the priests and servants as
sert. bled weeping. Father Daly, when
a.ked rer.nrding tLe archbishop's last
fco-irs. ai 1:
"Of all the days that we have been
mot cheerful regarding the archbish
nf.'s condition thi was the best. No
c : can realize the shock."
IVlowing the usual custom In such
cne. it is expected that immediately
the new of the archbishop's denth le
en:e kiKwn in Home, the senior eccle
siati'ntl authority in the archdiocese
:I I be designated to act as administra
tor of the archdiocese pending the ap
pointment by the Pope of a success to.
Archbishop Corrigan.
The death of Archbishop Corrigan
leaver Monsirnor Joseph F. Mooncy,
V. il.. the adniinistrativer head of he
rchdiocese. Monsignr Farley, who is
auxiliary bishop ami senior vicar general
His progress was so rapid that as soon
a the doors were thrown open he won a
(Ttnber of medals in competition, free
to the students of the propaganda and
th" Irish and Greek colleges.
He was ordained by Cardinal Patvizi
in the Lateran Basilica on September
ID. lN!3. a year before the close of his
theological studies. In 1SV1 the degree
of Iotor of I)iv:n;ty was conferred up
on him. When he returned to his na
tive land a few montns later Archbishop
Jamrrt i:o.-evelt Bayley, then Bishop
of Newark, appointed him Professor of
Dogmatic Theology and Sacred Scrip
tare at Seton Hall College.
Soon after he was made Vice-President
of the college, and in lfeo he suc
ceeded Bishop McQuaid as President.
In March. 1873. he was made Bishop of
Newark upon the recommendation of
Bishop Bayley, who had been made
Arelbisbop and transferred to the See
of Baltimore.
In September. 1SS0. Tope Leo ele
vated Bishop Corrigan to the office of
Coadjutor Archbishop of the Archdio
cese of New York, with the right of
succession in the Arrhiepiscopate to
Cardinal McClosky. I'pon the death of
the latter prelate in 1SS5 Dr. Corrigan
was installed Archbishop.
The most stirring events in his career
have had to do with the campaign he
instituted against the Anti-Poverty So
ciety in which the late -r. MoGlynn.
then pastor of St. Stephen's in East
Twenty-eighth street was a conspicuous
figure. Dr. MoGlynn was finally de
prived of his priestly functions and the
Bev. Dr. Iliehard Lalor Burtsell. who
acted as his ecclesiast.cal attorney was
ent to Kingston. The agitation, while
it lasted, wqs acute nnd the vast parish
of St. Stephens was disrupted. But
Dr. MoGlynn acknowledged his faults
bin the end and was restored to the
priesthood. When he died a few years
ago he was the pastor of 1 church in
Newtmrgh. Dr. Burtsell is still at
Kingston, but he was recently restored
to full favor by the Archbishop and is
now the Archbishop's personal repre
sentative in the immediate neighborhood
of his parish.
Dr. Corrigan was accounted one of
the most learned prelates of the church
in this cojintry. Uuder h administra
tion the diocese has grown tremendous
ly in influence and importance.
pitted against those of the Southern,
which road is making an effort to poi
ses the gorges givimr entrance To all
the oal mines, in the hope of freezing
out the Louisville & Nashviile. Several
train loads of men and supplies left
Loss in Battle
Washington. May 5. Major General
Cortin. adjutant general of the army,
revived tonight from Major General
Chaffee at Manila a telegraphic report
of the casualties sustained by the Amer
1. 1 1 .1
1 lean torce in ntracKinz Tlie stronenoiu
Knoxville today for the scene of opr-1 0f tjje Mores at Bayan. Island of Min
ntions. and contractors representing the ! danno, May 2. It shows that the officer
Ivo-.i isville & Nashville have posted calls ' killed was iim Lieutenant 1 nomas 3.
for ."'0 workmen at once in country dis
trict. Trouble and. perhaps bloodshed,
is feared when the opposing sides meet.
Queen Wilhelmina in '
a Critical Condition
The II.i"e. rJT r.. Private informa
!a from the CastI at I let Ixo Is to
i'ic effect that the queen's sufferings
yesrerday were intense. The doctors
worked over her iui.'Cssnntly for five
hours. The greatest fears were enter
r lined to the result, as the slightest
hemorrhage won Id have carried the
joaa: queen ofT. Throughont the palace
all night there was the mot intense
ai;xity and grief.
The news descended on the people thil
re.orr-.ir.r like a thunder bolt, ns the
The daily newspapers refer emotionally
to the condition ,-,f (ncen Wilhelmina.
but urge the people to forget their mo-
me-itary disappointment and pray only nation will therefore be favorablv acted
JESUITS ATTACKED
Their Largest Establishment
in China Fired on by Rebels
Pekin, Mar .r. An unconfirmed re
IHirt has reached here that rebels have
surrounded and fired upon the Jesuit
headquarters at Hsien, one of the larg
est in China.
The throne has ordered Yuan Shih
Kai that the French priest who was
murdered recently by rebels be given a
suitable burial. The priest's head was
carried a hundred miles south of the
place where he was killed. The board
of foreign affairs acknowledge the ex
istence of the revolt.
Consul Kahn, representing the French
legation, had an interview yesterday
with Yuan uShih Kai at Paoting-Fu.
The viceroy stated that the conditions in
the disturbed districts are serious and
that more men hid revolted than had
been reported. He urged ,M. Kahn not
to depart for Cbeugting-Fu without an
escort of troops. M. Kahn's mission to
CLengting-Fu is ro investigate the mur
der of the French priest.
burtoFtakesvater
The Kansas Senator Drops
the Fight on Evans
Washington. May 5. Senator Burton
of Kansas intimated to the President
Saturday that- he would oppose the con
firmation of IL ('lay Evans of Ten
nessee, nominated to be consul general
at Iondon, on the ground that he is an
unfit man to occupy an important federal
office. The President thereupon decided
not to send to the Senate the name of
Eugene F. Ware to be commissioner of
pensions in plat e of Mr. Evans until the
latter's nomination shall have been con
firmed. After looking the ground over,
however. Senator Burton has come to
the conclusion that he will not embarrass
the President and stir up a row among
his Republican colleagues by trying to
dc-feat Mr. Evans' nomination, especially
in view of the fact that under all the
circumstances the fight would necessa
rily oe a losing one. -Mr. hvan.s nonn-
Viears of the Seventy-seventh Infantry.
The casualties were: Killed one officer
and seven enlisted men, and oni enlisted
m.in wfcimled mortally. Wounded four
officers and thirty-eight men, including
six whose names were not verified.
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"" :" rcauj ocen n-joicing over sine tiie cnstle, wiiere Hie women are
the c.ueen's reported convalescence and i weeping nd the men shaking their heads
S:i-dv bulletin was particularly fa-1 in despair.
for the recovery of the patient whose . upon within a few days, when Mr. War
youthful constitution may triumph overwjn t,e :lJ,Pointed and assume the dutic
ner weaKtie. A court attendant ahl 0f commissioner of pensions.
lo-iay Tiiar ine queen is nrnve, nut is
more gnef-stneken over the losss of her
preci.t hopes than concerned alknit her
own health.
The people of the neighboring village
Met l.o. cn;regafe in groups out-
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The queen's weak t2te made hr con
f:::e:iier.t mot c;du -us 1 ibe pain
r-. operation. l"i queen's t:.otaOr. al- ! night .H dreaded.
t1 ii!;1, retaining her preserve I rr.ind,
:ili.-.:i; orerp-Dwere-1 vi:h cri-f.
Toward niahtfall a'-woay disqiietincr
yuiptonn rpvearel w!.:e'i neessitated
the dispatch of nn urg :.t nmmons for
Tele if rams of sympathy r.nd inquiry
arc firodi:ig the teler:np!i olllces at-tr.he-l
to t!u palncc. The doetvs seem
afternoon, but to-
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Tbe Dantr la Oreat
The Hague, May ;--m:..i) p.
latest reports from
Baltimore, May 5. The ordinnancc
accepting :ho Fuller, of Could bid for
tho Western Maryland Railroad parsed
the second branch of council tonight by J
a vote of , to . It had previously
passed the first branch. Major Yen3
bl who fought for the Rending bid,
made a bitter speech against the Goulds
'and charge,! that if the ordinance Ptss-
Let them go now. STRAW HATS have tbe "
m TVi n
Her loo that I u 11 """ici oe inrougn .ptiiticai mnu-
Dr. Por. who remained tl! ;::srh t .it the 'tho onomtien ner formed last eve?iinir is ! ence. A letter written by eorge OouH
bedside of tbe jue:i. I uniofiiateiy on j that known a abortus provivatus. i to the mayor, wherein he promised tht
l is arrival Dr. Vol sr,rt for Dr. Does- Though the dancer of a fatal tesuo is j Baltimore shonjd be tbe Wabash's east
Air, gh and Professor Kouiver. The first very rreat there is no fever complica-rn .terminal, lifd th effect of bringing
.n-f aV"T7 Sun,jy h erring. The onem's mother tho C0UBHinien into line, however, nn 1
J ute. a. 3 Tne fears of complies- and Pnncc Henry are stfll at her side ; ben it Clmp to . ,h' , 'onlr
tiona crew m,, -,1 ,vn-A v. M ;.t. - r T..,t v utii it ' .nm Li) n snow (WWD "
feierea is exrreuiciy ?rve. The queen s
That's the thing to say to the plug hats, derbies and fedoras.
of way." :
Straw fedoras, Straw sailors, straw telescopes, Mackinaw straws, cgarse braids and fine braids, Pav:
Porto Ricos', curled brims and stiff brims, etc., clean and well made. The new stvles await ronr att":y:
Your summer's pleasures -will depend much on your hat. If, you buy it here it will be right you can bank on
Hats 50 cents to $6.
Complete linoor boys too. v' ; '
iii'..eT 0:111 i-'ii:rr onort Henry were
d!trrsd with irrier. Toward evenir-r
tl patient became somewhat agitated
r;.d was evidently in reat pain. The
Tuost cvitie.nl :imA wns b -tween half past
tea and eleven o'cl x-k at nicht. There
was no relaxation of the extreme su-I-'i'c
until the docTirs were able to
certify that ccoMchmont was over.
This jnom'.Tig, In spite of great pflin,
t'" q'jeen'' condition was reUtively sat
;tKr.j her majesty's entourace.' which
Kactory and caused n feeling of relief
Hcrcisd with th departure of l'ro
frior Ivonwer. the gynco'ocist. for
Utrcbt. A cons;:irn:i-n of tho physi
clis was held th.j ai.ernooo.
We Are After the Sh
irt Tra
06
1 1 . r t . i j
Doctors Roesingh and Tot do not leave , V v l""",.',"4,u' ; uaerman, voteu of Raleig.b th-m 6eason. And we are KOin t have -t c h . it -th attr.ct,A h5rt sfv!rs.
i iiii i m i : i i 1 1 ' . i no m itwjt n ii rit ' ' -
ui- jwt- jit u iii'iuirui. . , - . .4.0 j i t:..,, 4.v. v. . . . . .
The newnaters are lssnine ho.rrlv the orainance nn.t urged its passage, h 011,113 aic " "uc a"u lrtai'luul -" "e a ngni to praise our siock.
caution?. l ne .atewc issue says luai.wni uiviy m- h
though the queen requires, the Inost as
sidnous and nnlivKled atteivion her con
dition need not be considered dangerous
for the prevent. Her majesty "is per
fectly conscious of her condition, hut is
courageous. .
; A Child's Head Blown Off
Winston-Snlcm, N. C, May 5. Spe
cinl. A. two year old colored boy, son
"f John Hanrv Swain Tv. L-illoH tiis
Ir.riernoon. The ton of his head .was
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pnicnrmonia; Ibut (for Ohaanbcrfairi's them.
Cough Remedy we .would have hfed a
serious time of it. It also saved him
from fveral severe attacks of croup. -H.
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Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by Orow
ell, McLarty & Co., Bobbitt-Wyniie
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WOOL CRASH, FLANNEL, SER E, are the new materials for summer clothes, our line is ready..
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