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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
KAlSER'S NEW YACHT.
Came Out of Her First Racing Tests
with Flying Coiors.

Emperor Williams new yact. Meteor.
passed through her first racing tess
and came out of them with flying cQI-
orS. His Majesty's cutter was designed
10y Mr.. Watson. the famous marine
architect. and built by u. X W. Hendef'
son. OF the other big boats il The
Royal Yacht Club regatta. the only ole
which stood any chance of holding
its own with the German mona"tls
yacht IA the Britannia. Wh!chisoWned
by the Prince of Wales. The behavior
OF the Meteor immensely pleased the
yachting critics. who say that she Is
the greatest yacht for a light wind ever
turned u in England. Her builders
and designer designed and built VAL
kyrie. and Meteor is infinitely speedieT
and better fashioned. Experts lolo
that in a blow the Meteor would be
dangerous craft for any racing vessel
atioat- Great things may be expected
Of her before the aquatic season IS at
an end. In her second race Meteor was
we'll in front at the finish. and Britain
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
USE OF THE SENSES.
Habit aud Experience Play a Part in
Seeing aud Hearing.

II we ask ourselves just how ii IS
:ha, we see. hear and receive impress
sons from the senses. We shall soon
discover I'VE things. The first ) that
The explanation we see with our eyes.
we hear with u ears. etc. IS not
lu.te satisfactory. II : easy enough
~ explain how certain rays OF Ilght
impinge on the retina Of the eye. and
certain waves Of air on the drum Of the
ear: but how these purely physical
th:nC are converted into purely psy-
cn;cal things Of sight and hearing no
one can explain.
our second discovery VIII be that II
j not by the eye alone that we see. or
Nv the ear alone that We hear. Mem
CRY. or. rather. experience or habit.
1lavs a great part in all sensations.
though we DO not often notice il. unless
our attention is drawn 70 the fact by
some circumstance that puts experience
N fault, and thus produces 4 sense
Illusion.
Have YOU ever noticed. for instance.
how experience helps you 20 recognize
the position Of sounds: If one made 4
noise at a little distance from You. you
could Instantly tell from what direction
il came. because experience has taught
You 10 judge Of this matter through the
very slight difference IN the Intensity
u sound in your TWO ears. Al expert
inent VIII readily prove this.
Stop NJ the left ear firmly with cot
ton-wool. and 20 into a dark o with
someone else who carries a bell. Let
the other person strike the bell in dill
ferent parts ot the room. yourself re-
naming still. No matter where ihe
bell j.. il Will always seem To Won 10
sound III your right side. wen though
il may actually he near the LEFT ear.
Persons deaf IN 4 a can never tell
whence a sound comes. Ii takes two
AIS 10 do this.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
SARGENT'S GREATEST PICTURE,
One Critic Thinks II Is HIS Portrait
of a Little Girl.

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
One Way TO Put Ii.

Many OF the sayings and doin-s Of
the Southern negro. that md their way
into print, may be apocryphal. but
enough are known 10 be = 10 make
good his claim 10 humcr. :. gentleman
discussing contributing relates an in
cident. in Forest and Stream. that illus.
trates this characteristic drollery.
The party. consisting Of hunters.
dogs. axes and torches galore. had been
hunting for a good part Of the night
without any luck whatever. Finally.
the dogs freed a coon. Ii would take
some dme 10 fell SO large a tree. and
Il Of the negroes volunteered to climb
il and ascertain the Whereabouts Of tho
coOn.
All agreed 10 tbs. and sat around 70
await developments. Soon after the
negro had disappeared among the
branches. a peculiar sound was heard
from the top ot the tree. II was a kind
Of mixture Of negro and coon dialec,
some Il veuturei The remark:
Bill. have yea got that COON"
Yes sab" was the reply. Use got
dis here coon: buy | wish you'd send
some O dem dark.e> up here 10 help me
urn him loose"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

In the recent disclosures showing how
a bank ma he kept open ana may ac-
cept deposits for several years while II
is on the verge If actual collapse may
he found one OF the reasons tending 10
reduce the number of depo>itors and
discourage thrift. The revelations also
afford arother strong argument Tor 4
national postal savings system which
would encourage frucali,y by accepting
the small SUMS paying some rate or
interest. and. above all. having behind
il the credit II the entire government.
Neither II theory nor in practice has
there been found a really cogent OBJ
~jectior - the publicly managed savings
bank. In France the system has been
found 20 he such q powerful promoter
OF yhritJ and prosperity that the orisi,
nal municipal savings banks have been
>UpI lemeuJed 10y the general postal
savings banks. Notwithstanding that
the Two have thus come into colnpeti-
tion there has been 4 steady growth i'll
the number OF deposits in Noth. In the
city of Paris alone il 1898 over I30.(HEl
dtpositor> held accounts IN the local
system. their deposits a~-gre-atinC lGU.-
Wjsl.utu francs. In the national say
in-s bank system the Partisan delUsi-
tors number Just ahou, as many and
their deposits sprung from 1.op0.H4'
francs IL ~ t. about ~. i,sl.u'W frames
in 1892. II ! estimated that III this
way more tAana million I~'arisians KEEP
accounts 70 their credit. outside Paris
the French national system has met
with equal success. and IN 1898 more
than 3-35.Dto.utr francs Of savings had
been Deposited. II is estimated that.
summing up the two systems. 4 savings
bank account will be found for every
four and 4 half people. or. il general
terms. one for every family. II Ger
many tht publicly managed savings
banks. although placed in municipal
control. have met WIKI wonderful sue
cess. Tie Berlin branch. with Us many
>uh->tatioL>. holds accounts with ovrr
4ot,ttU savings depositors. presdel.
Hamburg and the other cities carry &
number 81 accounts wonderful IL pro
portion 70 their respective populations.
IL one city Il ! estimated that every IL
djv.iual n the town. man. woman and
cl-.ll. las 4 hank account. II Is not
hard 10 md IL reason for the success
g II these institutions. They are easily
accessible. convenient and popular. and
every one takes some degree OF pride
III having a deposit. They hold the alb
>ollte confidence OF the people. for their
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
SpRlNTER.
Hawkeye Peop,N link Their Man
Rush Viii BE AnNther Crum.

II he young spr.Lter from the Grin
nell College docs not prove ~ he an
other John Y. Crum N the athletic
world lie Will sadly d.>appo!nt an entire
SAFE. lowanS are sure the handsome
fellow Who created such 4 sensation
before ~ Of The biggest crowds ever
assembled n MarshalltoWn VIII prove
70 he 4 OF the fastest SprinterS Amer
Ca has ever produced. There seems
70 be good ground for the confident ex-
pertatons repo>ed n the boy from
Waterloo. At the STATE championship
meeting at Marshalltown he performed
wiki great credit TO himself. winning
The :our ~>prtnt.ng events Aand.ly in
time that stamps the new a a. hay
Ing a brilliant future N the c.nder
path. He ran fifty yards n o:o5 %.
1o0 "a 0:l0. 200 in 0:2o 81. 30 in
or So. and closed the day by romrinC
away from his field in The quarter mile
event Il Q:l3. That : a days work
that ven tie wonderful Wefers might
training tor running less than one year.
and tie events mentioned We're the first
b.c liz ever attended a. a com
%I.e-.ror. H : the son Of a prominent
travelling mai ot Waterloo. AID i the
IDEAL athlete in appearance. He ! :
feet - inches tall and weighs about 100
pounds II good condition. He has a
pec:ecc STYLE. which comes natural 10
him. and II action on the track looks
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

Profs. Pratt and Wightmau are Low
experimenting with i|noculated germs
They have taken the germs of coLsulu,.
ton from the lungs of Il MAJ Who will
die within three weeks and injected
hem into TWO sound and healthy guinea
pigs. The bacili are now at work en-
the pigs. and within TWO weeks. # tie
poison does its normal work. Tie am.
mails viii Ice well along on The road e
leath. When the disease Las become
irmly rooted. the animals will be paced
under the influence of the rays and the
eXperimenters said they will he well
and sound as ever within two weeks
thereafter. If this experiment proves
successful then the efficacy Of the
cathode rays Will have been firmly IS
tablished.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

fat broker hopping the perspiratlon
from his chubby checks hurried along
up Broadway. He glanced from right
10 left and his eyes rested complacently
on the leafy greenery Of he park. Sud.
denly he halted.
shades or Ape Lincoln he gasped.
awe-stricken. On the bronze pedestal
whence Hale. the martyr. had looked
down V e the passing show was perch
ed a figure-a figure groteSque in its
simplicity. Nothing more strange. in
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
Curious Wedding Present.

=. curious wedding present has luN
been forwarded 10 SchloSs L~angenpuE-
from the PalaiS Edinburg il Coburs. II
consists OF a large photograph OF frln''
and Princess Ernst of Hohenlohe-Lah-
.enburg. set in n handsome frame coz,
posed. not of wood. but marzipan anu
chocolate. AT each corner very nalu'
al lunches of pink roses with deiIta'S
foliage. also made OF marZipan. prov
what wonders patience and ~pracuccu
fingers can achieve in the confectioneI!
arr.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

i would tc Interesting 70 Know NV
many A-.erc-:u> there are whose men
orie> would lp- he more or less stirred
If their attention was called 70 tie
death oI Nc,i"cvy. II "McGufey read
er" fame. II" number Of people who
must lavr ~ through" McCufev'S
books during ,Ae.r school days IS prob
ably far larger than one would dare 70
estimate. ven a. a guess. The BOOKS
came into Use early and -...-.r authors
name probably enjoyed a. bong a period
ot prominence II ne ScAou! rJ,1. world
As thar 81 any other a l. - DAYS
when they We're first introduced >clt-,lS
Were not what they ara in tbs -.4- @:
cultured dr-eneraJe>. The desks were
ruder and IL lie country districts ,.ar~-
Were often only benches. \ BIG bu, III.
Trustworthy stove = one urn alter.
nately chilled the place or flled i with
acrid fumes. Books cost more and were
kept longer. and more shan one treas.
ured McGuffey has been passed down
the family line from eldest - younSeS-.
The selections IL - au>tere Iages be.
came as familiar a. lie du--rars on til
corners and the unprumi>ing attempts
at art on the h~y-leaye>. Hundreds -
who many years ago sincerely
Ia ted the tasks any textbooks imposed
would be glad OF a chance now u So
one OF the books hey used and call W
its associations. Author McGufey. az
had the satisfaction a. the Close
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
is TIE END NEARa
Are CONSUMPTION. Diphtbe,.
phoid, Etc Overcome ."' I

The experiments being r,ad
{ AicaSo professors. Pratt and w., 'le|
man. to determine positively :, ,l'|
y rays will Kill the germs of 'leT
diseases, continue to prove "''iy
and the cXperimentcrs are mo,' "fv
~ convinced than ever tina, "'A1
versal panacea has at las, boon "N'
These men. who are scientists VII, 'A4'
tional regulations. declare tina, l. ,S.
which they placed under ,be co,, "a
rays were completely DESTROYED :,
then they have made further di,..
les. The germs of consumntion rI
liberia typhoid. cholera. puonr 'i"'
anthrax. CHAMBERS and infueryo
been tested. The first three w.r, W
most completely annihilated. 80.
in" exposed to the rays = su4'A"
length of time efforts We're made - a.,
vive the germs. but they Were So,
dead. The cholera germs were s,,,,",
for fourteen days, but We're nor I'm, ,
Neither were the breeders a. i,.,
n'onia. influenza. anthrax and yl,naa
killed. but they were barely ala, :.
resume work after the exposure. s,i
the professors believe thar tb~.ser.;,s@
slaughter merely by reason Of tar,
improperly placed in the test 1uhas
Having demonstrated 10 their ov,
satisfaction that the Y ray is III. d.o1
~ foe of bacteria and that when cyro,
ed in tubes and placed under he d;rac
Influence of the rays the germs r,~;l
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

The quality Of revenge is not strained
IN Germany when the engineer Il al
excursion boat sets out 10 square a.
count with The pilot. In the Instance
reported from Berlin there were 30
pupils of the public schools on board,
hul hy al accidental warning Of what
was 20 occur all 20, away il The smal.
boats before The unpleasant person
blew Up The steamer Even the partial
consolation that the violent gentleman
vas insane ! denied. A. all the o-Acr
evidence indicated lie knew just VIVA.
he was about when he scattered lie
vessel ovtr The lake. Il j. a gratifying
and unusual ACT Of justice that the Ell
g.uecr was one u the mos. ~coIspicu-
Gus objects -Aat APPEARED in Tie air
af,cr The explosion. and that tie p..o,
was al Interested Spectator from !.
po.a; ot MA II ME ot the boats.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

Cape he appointed Nicholson successor
70 Col. II. {. Q. Plummer. the first
commissioner sent q take charge Of the
forces Of the Chartered Company. The
regiment in which Nichols is an Off
cer was formerly stationed in India.
The rising Of the MataheleS has given
his position 4 gravity and responsibility
that We're not anticipated.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

II the young business mel of the
present day We're only a little thought
full of the advantages they would de-
rive from cul,ivatinS the talent of
time. the talent Of mental capabiliry.
the talent OF influence. they would doU-
bic their gains Of every kind-physical.
mental. and moral-and find the only
true happiness that is 10 be found n
business.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

deed. than poor. ad~dle-headcd John
Doe. his arms folded heroically across
his red undershirt. and vet. he WAL.
attracting the rapt attention of a
throns. So he played the statue faith
fully. until 4 park policeman yankcd
him down by the foot and took him off
TO the station.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
DEFENDER OF BUlUWAYO.
Capt. John s. Nicholson Who Com.
mands the British Forces.

Capt. john Sanctuary Nicholson is the
officer now ii command of the British
forces at Buluwayo. beleagucr,4l by the
rebels. He joined the Seventh HusSars
twelve years - and attained the rank
OF captain II 1S9l. When Gen. Good
enough vas the commander at the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

MIA was again second. In view OF neI
fast sailing qualities il was believed 'ne
Emperor would enter his boat for 'ne
Americas cup. but her master sd!s
Meteor will not sail in any but Euro
Ntau waters.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

for y-a.>. This : al the more remark
able rom tie fact that he has never
had - advantage Of being handled
ny 4 ..a.ner Of experience. who could
alv.>v lie young man Of his faults. He
! eXae-ly - years old. and what he
know about >pr.n,ng he picked up by
>ce.L- others perform.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

Lawyers are fond OF shooting ar each
other with verbal Squibs. When twc
or three spendtarift harriSters. friends
q Chief Baron OGrady, were made
commissioners of ~lnsolvent Debtors
II facet.ouS Judge said: AT al events
The poor debtors can't complain of moi
being tried by their peers"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

Helen Gould should receive all credir
for that 100000 gift 10 the fund for
act is all the more commendahle be
cause the name of Gould has not often
been seen attached 10 subscription lists
for charitable purposes.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

The United States has shut out Of -
mails all matters relating to Two for
eign gambling concerns. Lottery nlcl
have "A large supply Of cunning. hut the
Incle Sam.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

of an industrious and pa!n>takins lie
Of knowing that # he made several
hundred thousand enemies II the ask
OF educating Young America. he Won
them back when they grew III.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

Young Nicholas II Russia has had lis
day ~ show: now let him settle down
L. business and demonstrate that lie
has II him The right sort III metal for
the ruler ii the greatest nation Of Eu-
rope. The CORONATION festivities cost
S22.Cso.osQ. The Russian people pay
for il all. and tie great mass Of tie
Russians ara 10, IL 4 position 10 in
dulce IN luXuries Of this sort. They are
ground down ny oppressive taxes: they
have 10 free schools. no system OF pop
ular education; they have the worst
penal system il the world. and. in short.
modern Russia j 4 mass Of au-0crat!c
odds and ends crying Tor reform. Mich
olas has the best opportunity ever pre-
scented 10 q ruler - win immortality.
If Tie Is wise lie Will make certain con-
cesSions 20 the Russian people and Will
in~auguraIe much needed social and
educational reform. The niAil!>-'> bomb
will be silent until The young rulrr dem.
nuStrates his iolicy.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

4 Cincinnati paper says that DOUBT
ers at a Seance there the other night
'gla bbcd a spirit who Wore pants"
Probably the Spook WAS a gen
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09
Anxious to Know,

poctor-pon't be alarmed. I was
sicker than You are a year ago and with
the sane trouble. To-day l am We'll
and hearty.
Patient ,anXiously'-Oh, Doctor. tell
he who was Your physician.-Wa,er.
bury American.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

Perhaps me only way to induce wonl-
en- to tai. off their hats in the thedtefs
is for men 20 keep theirs on.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

Never say. THAT is one thing l would
stand The people Will laugh q,
you when they see You standing il a
few weeks later.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

Those who have never tasted the joys
OF love can get 4 good Imitation by eat.
ing mulberr:es with ICE cream.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

~Gooseberry pie is good. but the real
food OF the gods is currant pie.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

\ retormer doesn't care 10 benenl luz
people if he can fool them.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
NEMS OE Tile ARMY AND NAvY.

Washington Aug. 15.-The following Army oru"i9
were issued to-day Captain James Rogers -v'n
Infantry Is ordered to the infantry ana caValiE
school A. Fort Leavenworth, Kan the tollo"lhN
transfers In the 5th Cavalry are ordered Second Lieu
tenant Powell Clayton. jr.. from Troop TO NJ eN-
changing with Second Lieutenant Eugene +. Jer-
vey jr
The following naval orders are issued; Passed AS
sistant General G. =. Salisbury Is transferred rom
the Fern to the Indiana; Assistant Enginee- \. NJ.
Cook from the Amphrite 20 the Newark, and AS
sisanr Engineer g. W. Danforth. from the New OK
10 the Fern. These transfers were made necessary
by the breakdown II the chief engineer and MS as
sistant The batteship Indiana during the recent
drills. -,
Lieutenant Charles +. Nreeiand, who has bee, been
naval atache a. Berlin. Vienna and Rome since June
1893 has completed mis- detail OF duty AT those posts
Iieutenant A. p. Niblock until recently naval ana -
Assistant Secretary McAioo. VINO was desig Tea
some months ago - succeed Lieutenat Nreeland Dut
who was detained here stand his examination foi
promotion whcG finally occurred this week. Will sail
i'm few days 10 relieve him. Lieutenant Niblock II
No go the list Of leuienants. having been at the
top OF the junior grade TO- the las few months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
Rockaway Beach.

r..,. lava Long Island tiIy sundays 10. ~ z
-. 1850. ii'2o II 50 VI = e. 90 "a
2i5. 235 25o 3 ~. 80 20 . 70 so 90 o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

=, 49, D.. Teor1er Han There was a large
attendance which included deegatiS, ,n t,or from rom
y nrornrrrf and popular member. Among the
latter were many members Of the Gonsolifa ava
ocior ana Tafavotte Post No 40. c. 4. x. The
buTia was in Woodawn cemetery to WhlG dlo tme
Sba{rer's business associates and old Army COM
RAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Gotels.

FROM THE GERlAGA COMPANY
Won can buy an apartment RENT: also receive
a monthly cash dividend. You can save the care OF
T,EpING and have own private service
The APARTMENT altered suit your convenience. This
COMPANY has been organized by Mr. Cnas 4 Gerach the
organ-er In SA2 of the successful Gramercy. only high
class peopls admitted ownershps Nearly half Or the
apartments are sold. Title guaranteed Among the buy
ers ark sucn wei known people AZ Mr. Crawford.
Mr. /, l.. TodS Mr Hubert $ Brown. Mr.. J.. \. Will
Jams Mrs Henrietta Ayers. Mr.. X GIL NJ. +. VI Rog-
ers AMI Others Call before Tire best sold Details ex-
planned at 49,. 1900 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

Same applies to the production OF Naturalization
papers which required only when they can oe
produced. ,,,. =. oo~,. mar
son enrolled upon the register ccrtincae III wiz,
shall be written the name ana address siNvn ~. ~
such nerson and the date of such entry upon the
register Such certificate shall be retained by INC
person TO whom Il Is issued evidence OF tne lact
that such name and address were entered upon inc
cistpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
CANAL BUSINESS INCREASING.

Albany. Aug. 15.-Georse W. Adrides. Superia-
tendent OF the State Department of Pubic Works.
is very much gratiec over the ncreas, In the ton
mage carried owe, the canals OF the Sta-e. For the
first time in five wears the business shows de-
cided increase. 17Ol 5O3 tons having been carried
on the canals so far during thu season against
81 Us tons las Vear increase OF 1sl.Iis tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
FUNERAL or COLONEL ". F. SKATER.
VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS LARGELY REPRESENT
ED At THE SERVICES.

The funeral Of Colonel William Forster shaffer
the wcll-known broker and war veteran VINO
died from the effects OF the intense neat hst
Wednesday. took place at the family nome NO
2ss West One-hundred-an thirty -eiehth'st. at Z
d. m Yesterday. The services were cohducteu