davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-12
AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE NEW BOOK
DEEDS OF DARING
By BLUE & GRAY,

The great collection OF the most thrilling
personal adventures on both sides during
The Great Civil War. Intensely interesting
accounts Of exploits OF scouts and spies,
torlorn hopes. heroic bravery nnprjson-
ments and nairbrcadth escapes, romantic
incidents, hand-to hand struggles, humor-
Gus and tragic events, perii6us journeys,
bold aaSheS, brilliant successes and
actions on each side the
line 20 chapters, rHOFUSEhY ths,US"
TRATED to the life. No other books at
all like il Outsells everything. address
SCAMMELL 4 co,
-0l, y. second ST., 81. Louis, Mo.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-12

Subscribe for It, making your remi,tanees by
check or drar, postal money order, or by
registered letter, at risk OF office. For all pur-
poses, address
THE IMES-DEMOCRAT,
Neao Orleans, La.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-12
LONDON.

LONDON, Oct. 1l-Bullion decrease 662, 900
pounds.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-12
&&
Gbe gises|1en,aerat.

New ORLEANS.
DAILY 40 to "a pages), SIP per annum
SUNDAY (16 pages), So per annum-
tThe Sunday is part of the Daily issue.y
WEEKLY az pages), ST SO per annum
At proportionate rates for less periods
The Best Newspaper An the South. A
Good as Amy in the Union
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-07

Many of our contemporaries have
already mentioned the names of men
who would grace the gubern atorial
chair. We have no fixed choice vet,
We are we'll satisfied, however. of
one thing, and that is we must have
strong man. We predict success
but we will have no child's play. 1t
is bad policy to underrate the fight
ing qualities Of an adversary if you
do, you are likely to be thrashed
1t is best to fight in a hurry, and tc
blow when you finish the job.
Another thing let US remember
and observe: When a man is men
toned by one section, don't let every
other section begin to dissect him
before he is nominated. If he has
any disease or if any of his ances
tors brought any blemish with then
from the Ark. his opponent in the
canvass will tell the people about it
Every aspirant must keep hi.
temper. We have any amount %
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-07

1t has been an immemorial custom
of Harvard College to confer the de.
gree of LII. D. upon the Governor Of
Massachusetts,. IT now happens that
old Ben Butler, better known as
Beast" is her Governor, and he is
Democrat. So Harvard departs
from her usual custom merely be
cause of difference in politics.
We wish the North would | e Ice
what she breaches. She becomes
eloquent in lectnring the South for
ostracizing the negro. Then it is
right. yes, perfectly right, for the
North to ostracize even her white
Governor. We move to send a lee.
turer up there to learn her people
good manners and to teach them
their social duties.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-07

splendid material out of which to
make Governors, but we don't want
but one Governor at a time, ana
every man who wants the place must
he disappointed, save and excepting
the nominee. Let all of the aspirants
bear this apparent fact in mind.
and make up their minds to support
willingly, cordially, and heartily the
nominee. Let their voices, pens,
and purses aid him. This is the
kind o, support that helps.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-07
NOTICE.

T SHALL sell for cash in front of the
L Court House door in Halifsx, on
Monday the End day of July, 1888. the
State and county tax due for the year
1882:
One tract lying in Palmyra Township
containing Fifteen Hundred and Fifty
Nine acres, the property of R. r. Bur
well.
The interest of Frank Toodle in Three
Hundred and Ninety acres lying in Pal
myra Township and listed by William
Toodle.
j. T. DAWSON, Collector.
B. l. Alsbrook, Deputy.
June Q, 1888.
40 It,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-06-07

Leaksville Gazette A Missionary
Baptist church is in contemplation
and will soon be erected in the neigh.
borhood of Berry. For an assault
upon Mr.. j. r. Stephens with dead
ly weapon, Mr.. j. A. Wade was bound
to keep the peace last Tuesday by
Justice Burton in the sum of $15O.OO
......Judge Gilmer presided this week
at Cour: in entworth. and the State
was represented by Solicitor Strud.
wick. Besides the local bar, Messrs.
Morehead and Staples, of Greensboro
and Mr.. Long, Of Caswell, were
among the number of visiting lawyers.
The State docket was concluded on
Tuesday evening. and only one party
was sent to the penitentiary.
Goldsboro Bulletin: One Of the
colored brothers returning from the
Smithfeld excursion last week Dire "
a razor. and made it unpleasant fos
his neighbors just little while. He
wanted to whittle on somebody......
With eggs twenty cents dozen
here, and the Star Route speeches
going on in Washington, the country
is being plunged into bankruptcy on
one hand and into lunacy ON the
other. Hal Shannon thinks oil
going to Florida, but when Hal gets
out there and observes . swamp full
of al igators smiling at him on one
side and garrison of mosquitoes
bowling to him On the other, q wilG
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Tri.weekIy ADJOURNMENT.
GRAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.
The Complete Cast of Plays-How the
Divine Rhea VIII Figure.

Special Dispatch TO the Sunday Register.
CINCINNATI, February pa complete cast
of the plays to be produced at the festival,
beginning at Musical Hall, May 80, will be
published tomorrow.
First night-Julius C;cser-J. Z Murdoch
as Marc Antony, John Mccullough as
Bratus, Lawrence Barrett as CasSius, Louis
James as Julius CIser, OIas Skinner as
Ootayius Caser, II. A. I.ongdon as Casia,
Viate Forsyth as Poriia, Marie Wayne
wright as Calphinnia, and other characters
by members of Mccullough and Barrett
companies. This play is TO be repeated in
the afternoon of May .
Second performance-ROmeoa and Juliet
Barrett. Mary Anderson as Juliet; McCul.
Tough, John Lane as Caprlet; Mrs. A.
Pennery as the Nurse, and Others from the
companies as above.
Fourth perfOrmanCe-MuchA Ado About
NOthing-Louis James plays Don Pedro;
Barrett, Benedict; Harris, Leonato; John
A. Ellsler, Dogherry; Charles Piunkett.
Nirges; Mile Rhea. Beatrice; Miss Mary
+. Wainwright, Hero, and others OF Rheas,
Barrett's, and McCullough's companies.
Fifth performance - Othelle - McCul-
Tough plays Othello; Barrett lago; John A.
Rogers, Brentio; Mary Anderson, BESIDE
mona: Clara Morris, Emeiia; others by
members Of the companies named.
Othelo will be repeated on Saturday
evening.
Hamlet is the sixth performance, with J.
+. Murdoch as Hamlet; Mccullough, the
Ghost; Edward Collier, Claudius; John A.
Ellsler Polonius; Louis James. LTrtes:
Barrett Horatio; John a. Lane, first actor;
Hat Goodwin, first Grave Digger; J. II.
Shewell, second Grave Digger; Miss
Wainwright, Ophelia; Mrs. Foster, Ger.
truGe Others by members of the companies
named.
HuRchback is the seventh play. Nc
Cullough: Walter Barrett, Clifford Good.
win; Modus; Mary Anderson, Julia;
Kate Forsyth; Helen. Others by members
of the companies named.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25

received, stating that there was now being
transmitted to the House communication
from the Secretary Of War with the infor-
nation that LAS feet of dyke had been
carried away at Plumpoint beach,
Heirs Of fMembers-Elect shat Out.
In the House to-day an amendment to
the sundry civil appropriation bill grant
ing s., ,OO0to the legal heirs Of Representa-
tive Andrew Heron, of Louisiana, late
member of the Forty-eighth Congress, was
under discussion. There was q good deal
of opposition manifested to proposition
TO appropriate money for the benefit of
heirs Of q man who had never served as q
representative, and the amendment was
lost, yeas So, nays $50. As there was in
the bill similar allowance TO the family
of the late J. T. Updegraff, of Ohio. as
member elect 10 the FoIty-eighth Congress,
il was struck out by unanimous consent
The bill was then passed.
Withdrew Temporarily.
Emory Speers' nomination for United
States Attorney for Georgia, was withdrawn
at his request, there being question as to
whether he was eligible to the appoint
ment while q member OF the House. He
will be appointed Immediately after Con-
greSS sdjourns.
False Tesfimony.
The report Of the Jddicisry Committee
ofthe House in the matter OF Thomas ].
Majors claim to seat as a contingent mem.
Der from Nebraska, says the committee has
been imposed upon by false testimany, and
Majors is responsible for the misinforms-
ton.
Presidential Nominations.
The President has nominated John w.
Foster, of Indiana, to be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Pleiapotentiary OF
the United States to Spain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
No Further Aid Required.

INpIANAPOLIS, February 24-The follow
ing circular has been issued by the relief
committee at New Albany:
In view Of the appropriation made by the
Legislature of Indiana and of the large
funds being raised in New York, Indianap-
oils and other places, fair proportion Of
which we have assurance We will receive,
the citizens relief committee Of New
Albany feels authorized to announce that
hereafter it will be able, with such aid as
il can obtain from our own citizens, to feed
and clothe the destitute and helpless suf-
ferers by the food in this city and county,
and to replace the necessary household
effects, farming tools and implements, sup.
ply seeds and aid in repairing the houses of
such of the sufferers as are unable TO help
themselves. Neither food nor clothing will
be given 10 any who are able to work and
who refuse TO do so, nor will the committee
feel at liberty to extend assistance to any
one, however heavy his loss, who has suth-
cient means to help himself. On behalf Of
this city and county the committe offer
their grateful acknowledgement for the
generous responses which have been made
to their appeal for assistance.
w. C.. DEPAUw.
Prest. Relief Committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
AN ihH1MAN MoIneR,

Who AskssWi~dgss Mastsg kjtIeA.
Five bsbts~ DAssssi9 A0ss fhsts
Blstss.
RmsromT IsD. February A--Ths boiy
Of dead baby sss found to-day In The
bach water in ihs lower part oS town, The
~" der Of which was found 10 bs Eliza
H.tIp c0Iesed. A great crowd col.
,,"d EesT . tlispidstsd frame houss on
~. bsBk. ~ the center OF which Icy tbs
dead child. Il was folly d.
ytIoped, DO bruises wsps sssn on ~
body, and every ihdisatioa showed Inst
Il hsd died vithout . struggle. On eotss-
ing tbs house, IN oas soSnss. bshind ~
old rustic bed, 10y oeapeed woman, Who
looked 10 bs shout twsaty ysaD. She sp-
pssrcd 70 b. h ssiticA eoodIsioe .snd YES
suffering far vast q bod anA fuel. HE
acknowiedssd that So was tbs mother Of
the child, and said that she had thrown u
In the bach wstey, nd boastsd that this
was her 9Th child that shs had killed d.
rcctly after their birth. Tbs only reesoa
she gave fsr doing % vAS tbat sbs oese
not want 10 Be the molhsS a . nasSlel
mans child. The cosoncs viii hold On In
quest over the remains Of the holy eor
morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Tn.Tbuvderer ON ParneIi.

I.ospoS, February 2f-The Times says:
parn.lrs speech will be read with the pro-
found repugDsnce il created in the House.
His oooIness was not maintained with en-
tire success, and does not imply courage 30
much as sbamelessness. The same con.
scIousness of the utter inadequacy OF his
evssive quibbIes TO dispose Of the charge
built upon very broad indiciion, may ac-
count for the labored explanation, the tri-
f,es and resort to ill-timed subjects which
msrked bis speech. The House waited pa
tiently for frank treatment OF the main
question, which never came.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
AUTHUR'S AIRS
How the Miss Nancy President Lives
with His Laekeys and LiVeries.

WASHINGTON. February 2i-I hear much
talk about President Authur's airs and
some severe comments on them. He is
more decidedly aristocratic since the old
White House has been scrubbed up and
new window curtains hung. Now Wind
sor castle is quite simple home compared
to the executive mansion of the republic.
Red tape fiutters in every corridor and liy-
cried isCkeys guard every door from the
approach of ordinary motality. When all
the outside splendor is penetrated and one
stands in the presence of His Excel
lenCy," the climaCtic effort is reached,
and one wonders how Roscoe Conk-
ling, With all his arrogance, could allude to
this man rs "a prize OK" Some of the
Presidents old chums, who used to drink
and chat with him in New York club
rooms, and even after he came here as Vice
President, are wOefully hurt at his chilly
reserve. Once more Prince Hal has turned
his back on Falstsff, and George Bliss is the
only man in this great nation that dares TO
speak of the gilded grandee as "Chet." The
social thermometer at the White House is
kept at zero all the while now, and the
good old days when Grant used to pass the
cocktail and cigars around among the boys
are gone forever. We are drifting to en-
nj and m rniD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
ST. ClAiRSvIllE.
Personal TRIk-Themaa's MtsstseaSy
Soeiety-FoFpest City C1ab - e2.eoo
Damage Sutt-t;ene!a1 News.


Damage Sutt-Gene.al News.
lSpctiai 10 TIC Sunday Register.
Meetings were held In the Presby terian
church Oh Thursday, Friday and saturday,
preparatory to communion services to-day,
Rev. Brown. Of Beilaire, officiating.
Thomas Martin, former deputy county
treasurer, but now OF Ravensvood. w. Va,
was shaking hands with his old friends on
Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Bewjey, an aged maiden
lady. died of consumption Thursday night.
Internent at O'Clock yesterday.
The Women's Foreign missionary 30.
ciety of Sc. Ciairsville Presbytsry, will
hold q convention in St ClairsTilie early
in April. About 100 delegates are er.
pected to be present.
Miss Fannie Grove. one OF onf accom-
plished young ladies, is occupying the po-
sition OF copyist in the Probate Judges
Office.
DIR. Samuel Jepson, Of Wheeling. came
up 10 81. Clsirsyille one day last week, and
as the Northern had car OF the track. he
hsd to walk from Barton. The Doctor now
has not much faith In the roads 70 the per-
manent county seat.
Lewis wooten, q tonsorial artist from
Beilairs, was brought here and placed in
in the bssiiIe on Friday, on the charge Of
wife beating. He is an old offender. and
is acquainted With the inside Of the jail.
viii C. Grafton, OF the Forest City Club.
of BeIlaire, was in town Friday. We an.
derstand this club Is TO appear before 81.
CIairsyille audience again 10 short time
In Above the Clouds" They will b
welcomed.
Harry steanvood shipped his household
effects 70 Steele, Dakota, on Monday, and
with his bride will follow soon.
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma J. Gihen, o
the Island. daughter OF David Brown, Esq
OF this vicinity, took place on Tuesday, and
was largely attended BY the many symps
thizing friends Of the bereaved family.
Horace Eickols has secured situstioa
/ on the Ohio Valley News, and viii 90 Y
| Martins Ferry on Monday.
| The court house bill does not seem
bother our folks mnch, Bellaire's failure
to entbuse even their own people 70 IN.
extent being argunent enough N fssof Q
The case Of Geo. W. sehell Va the nsur
| sylvsnia Company, loe damages fos kiln
Q little child IN Asftin's Ferry i.st enn
neY, was concluded Fddsy the jar
awarding the plaintiff q, coo damageas
Fapk BaMbuYgh, The Beliaire bnfge
was sentenced 70 tvo yean n ~ penitsl
tiary, by Judge Kelly yesterday. !.
Abe Good WaS brought bock fru1 q
pepitetisry on Wednesday, and wiu
tried for perjury Oh psxt HedneooaY. !.
A warrant wes fssued % Saturday =
fYspderpool spd Jona4 The notorious 3
fork sHtpdlcss p0v N The penitsn -
| and viii b tefsed ~ bbsrtn Sedv$q2
morroS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Aid for German Sufferers.

New YORK, February &C. K Richard
4 Co. report having transmitted the follow
ing additional amounts in aid of the Suf-
ferers by the Rhine inundatiOn: To care Of
Frederick Won Levetzrow, President Ger.
man Reichstag, Berlin, from Sebewaing,
Mich, an additional 40 reichsmarks; Ber-
lin, Ont, 500: Reading, Pa, S,7lS; Saginaw
City, Mich, an additional 81; Lasalle, ILL.,,
4.lT2 To Herr Rieoenneckt, Solialist Del.
egate, German Rechstsg, Berlin, from
Chicago Arbeiterzeitung, 1000. To Rev.
A. II. Beck. Stuttgart, from Cleveland, o.,
To Rev Joe koechell, Stuttgart, from
Cleveland Ohio, 1870. To John Engles,
Cologne, from 81. Paul, 35S. To the Ameri-
can Consul General. Frankfort-on.the-
Maine. frem J. +. New York city, 20. Total,
1919; previously reported IL, Ia; grand
total. Isl, ,933.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
|p,,ti plscOurtsOusIy Declines the
Presidents Invitation to Visit
Him at the White House.
A West Viruinian HOnOrsd'-- Ssna-
for Davis Dinsd BY the sx'
Secretary Of State.
The Typographical Union Up In tns
Ssnats---No Money for Up
dsgraH''s Hslrs'

S.,,:,y Dispatch 10 the S,a,idy Register.
WAsHIyerox, February 2L-President
a ,thpr invited a select party to meet Patu
LAST evening, and Patti declined IN a no'e
N French. Society people are shocked AZ
tbs suascious discourtesy and the select
r;-c,s which had assembled at the White
House to meet Patti was disappointed,
ADirvi,,,iop Of the Presidents considered
lin Washington society command "hicn
the highest diplomat respects out tne
Queen OF Song has set the rules Of euque''e
at defiance.
sThree Hundred Bank Charters TX
Pired.
n Tberbl-ters Of more than three hundred
Sst,ursl Banks in various parts OF Tue
.rorrtry expired to-day. Nearly all the
e. f-,t established went into operation
n February p, l>03, and their charter
neriod Of twenty wears has terminated;
tAII but gye have been examined " oDeClai
Accents and will 60 on without delay, un-
a. new charters, but with the same organ
Szatiou. The others will do the same as
.sDoa As the Examiners report upon them;
Nnt one ha, gwen notice that It preferred
r. close No business. From this time bank
cbarter, will be constantly expiring, but
oH no day 50 many as 10 day.
ThrCiYiI Service Commissioners.
The nomination of the Civil Service Re-
ION commissioners has been referred to a
So, .amlltee. consisting OF Senator'S
|DaVps Mitchell and Pendleton. They were
EOhas ur, to-day. but other business pre-
|yen,,,. Their report, when made, will al
k;>r Ice confirmation OF MeSscS. Eaton,
Il ~ ,Orv aUd ThOman. Some little talk Is
h eng ulIc against Mr.. Eaton by few
Senators who dislike him, but if the mat.
Ter c1r.r, up before the dinner hour, these
xentlemeu can be relied upon not 70 use
leSsly waste the time in opposing the con-
|h-mat.Un ut any OF the nominees.
HOnors 10 senator Davis.
S-asr,- Elaine gave dinner at his new
|ha.a;lsr -rSideuce this morning in honor OF
|SenstOr II. L.. Davis and wife, at which
|SeuatOrs GOrman, Camden, Window, Har-
risOn agd = number of the warm political
and personal friends Of Senator Davis were
present.
On the 18th inst. Senator Bayard also
gives arge dinner in honor of Senator
Davis. The senator IS being feted almost
nightly. being at Secretary Chambers last
h FRIDAY night and dining with Senator
Plumb ~ Welcker's tomorrow Sunday
might This is mentioned 10 show the
high esteem IN which he is held by his
fellow senators of both political parties.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Penitsniiary Conyicfs XIII Their En-
pIoyer and Escape.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. February '2I.-The Ava
lsnches Helena, Ark, special says: de-
plorsbe tragedy was enacted three miles
below Helena this morning. J. Fl. Cant
had seventy five pententiary convicts EN-
p'oyed TO work on the levee below the city.
1t seems they made arrangements to cap
ture the guards and escape. One convict was
working spading dirt near the guard. He
knocked the guard down. Other convicts
then rushed up on the other guards: At
this time Cant came upon the scene riding
a horse. He fired at the convicts, but
seeing them armed turned to re.
treat when one of the convicts fired,
the load passing through his body killing
him instantly. Seventeen conyicts then
made their escape. They came across q
lot of negroes working near and compelled
them to change clothes. A posse of citi'
zens have gone in pursuit, but up to the
present writing none of the couvicts have
been captured
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
RuuOre<i Arrest,

CHICAGO, February 24.-It is rumored
that Kerr, the embezzling clerk OF Preston,
Kean & Co., bankers, has been arrested in
Australia. The bank people say the mat
ter is in the hands of the detectives, and
they have not been informed OF the fact, if
it is fact. Mr.. Preston, the senior men,
ber, has put $4,000 additional into the
bank to make good the defalcstion. The
bank is still greatly annoyed by the per-
sistent circulation of rumors among its Gus
toners by Kerr and his friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25

Chapssl vish DssaASag ~ . 0soo
ssa Psstasg nasoss1 80 Wies.
New YosK, February A.-kss. Ass.
daunt, wife q Frank Nordasst, the actor.
was In the polics eoost thk sftssnoos.
charged By Lsusa wallsos. sn sstsss. viii
asssulting her and thssatsnias - sspsst
the ssssull Ni0 Waila0s bsisS -.
able 70 attend on sccoaet
Of sickness, the case vs. sdjoasned
until March 5th. Mis Waiiaes and Aoe-
dsunt are nsmber1 Of the company -
plsy .Oid ghtpmstse' In Cosmopoit1As
Theatre, Monday. Joha h Burke, mans
ger, charged Mn. Nordsunt With dssRoy..
ing his iiihogyspbs. Ma Nosdaunt dIsssd
that Miss WalIace hsA broken up her hooe.
parted Ler and hus1snd and msds lie
. blank. Buyks further stated that HtA
Msrdaunt bad driven her husoead 70 No
verge Of desperation BY her conducI bhe
followed him ali over tbe conntFy eed %
cused him Of being unfsithfui 70 his mAs-
fisge voss. Mrs.. hofdaunt shout tssf
yesrs aeo made sn attempt 20 poison hef'
self and later threw red pepper In Psaios
eefyeant's eyes in Brooklyn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
Obituary.

MILWAUKEE, February 24-Fanuy Dris-
coll, the poetess and writer. died yester.
day. She was married in December last to
Fl. I. White, of the Chicago Tribune, suf'
fering at the time from a slight cold which
developed into quick consumption. The
deceased lady's writings were very popular
in the Northwest and the country gener-
ally.
LONDON, February 2i.-W. S. Crawford,
the we'll known turfman, is dead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25
The Last Of the Victims.

New YORK, February 24.-The funeral OF
the two remaining victims of the panic in
the Forty.eighth street school took place
this morning from the Church of the Most
Holy Redeemer. The names of the two
children were Katie Coerlick and Louisa
Florens. The church was densely crowded.
The services were brief and simple, consist
ing merely of reading the prayers for the
dead according to the ritual OF the Catholic
Church. The bodies were inferred in Cav
airy Cemetery.