The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-30
WILL BE BURIED
 AT ST. V|NCENTS Funeral of Father 0'ReiIIy This Morning at g O'clock SOLEMN RELIGIOUS RITES There VIII Be Large Military Escort and Many Societies VIII Be
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 Pallbearers.

1 constantly giving the institution material aid. That his last resting place therefore should be under the shadow of the hos pital seemed to all classes of people most ], fitting.
 The county court house and the city hall will be closed this morning during the obsequies. and large military es- cort will accompany the remains to the grave.
 The military and civic honors paid 10 the deceased are but an expression of the general lament in this community over the death of a devout Christian minister and a great public-spirited citizen and philanthropist.
 The Church Services. | About twentv-five priests will attend Father oReilly's funeral. The obsequies will take place at St. Paufs chureh oi which Father OReilly was pastor. The services will begin with the office Tor the dead recited by the clergy. A pontl- fcal mass of requiem will follow With Rishon Allen as celebrant. Immediately after the mass the Rev. Dr. Lane Will ae- liver sermon and after the sermon the bishop will read the burial service. The choir will sing only Gregoran chants.
 The singers will be- Miss Alice Fallon' Miss Bertha Van Merkestyn, Miss Suz- anetta Bailey, Mrs. E. D. Bacon, Mrs l. G.Tbielman. Mrs. B. L. Bramlage, l Mrs Jamie Lynch, Mrs H. Gribbon, Miss Ella Nolan, MT Frank Arrico, Mr. Charles Herbert, MT. William Maxim, Mr. Charles Houppert, MT. Rencher and MT. Hanby. Mrs. Colgan will preside at the organ. The choir will be directed by | Phil Memoli.
 Honorary Civilian PalIbearers. At a meeting of representatives of various organizations held in the city hall yesterday the following honorary civilian palbearers were ap- pointed: Mayor w. M. Drennen, Rufus N. Rhodes, Robert Jemison, Dr. R. w.. Roland, w. R. Fairley, John L. Dillon, Ed ward Flynn, J. H. F. Mosley Hugh McGeever, John w O'Neill, M. V. Joseph. Lew Lazarus. Bozeman Bulger, w. H. Passenger, John T. Oliver, Emil Lesser, J. w. Mcqueen, Oliver Chalifoux, William Cutcliff, Thomas W. OByrne, William Ryan, Richard F. Johnston. G. B. Me- Cormack, Judge Charles A. senn, Judge Charles W. Furguson, Judge Samuel Green, James O'Hare, rPatt City; Judge l Charles H. Mandy, Ensley; H F. Mundes, Bessemer; Walter Moore, Paul J. Stith, Brookside, P. H. Linnehan, Simon Klotz, Dr. J. W. Hughes, Dr. Cunningham Will son.
 The honorary pallbearers will wear a three-inch band of black cloth around the left arm above the elbow and white | gloves. These will be furnished by Love- | man, Joseph & Loeb at the city hall, where the pallbearers are to assemble at 8 o'clock. The place of rendezvous will be on Fourth avenue, next to the fire l department quarters. From the city hall the pallbearers will march to St. Paurs church, where they will be seated in the middle aisle just behind the Sisters of l Charity.
 Active PalIbearers. 1 The active military palbearers in uni- form with side arms will be Majs L. C.. Morris and J. D. Elliott, capts. J. D. Heacock, Lucian c. Brown, w. c. Har- lkins and Frank S. White, Jr. 1 The active pallbearers from the clergy | will be the Very Rev. C. T. O'Callahan, the Very Rev James Meurer, the Rev. Father D. A. Savage. the Rev. Father 1 Michael Henry, the Rev. Father M. F. | Filan. the Rev. Father Giles, O. s. B., the Rev Father Frances s. Doyle, and the Rev. Father Hugh O'Brien.
 The coffin bearers will consist of eight non-commissioned officers l The honorary pallbearers from the mill tary. in full uniform, win be: Brig. Gen. 1 Louis V. Clark and staff, Maj c. A. Jones' Maj. J. T. Yeatman, Maj. J. B. l Dedman, Maj. w. c. Hearn. Capt. Conrad H. Lanza, U. s. A.; Capt. Bert Cliff | ford. Capt. J. N. Harrison and Lieut.. Horace Soper.
 Guard of Honor. | Battery D, under command of Lieut.. J. l O. Smith, will form the guard of honor at the church and will begin their tour of duty at 8 a. m.
 | Memoli's band will assemble at the city hall at 8:30 o'clock and head the military escort to the church.
 Those who attend the funeral at the church are respectfully urged to remain seated until the flowers have been re- moved and the clergy, mourners and pail bearers have left the church. |
 Third Regiment Tribute.
 Headquarters Third Regiment, A. N. G..
 Birmingham, Ala, July 29. 1904. General Order No 27.
 l. The regimental commander is grieved to announce to the officers and men of his command, the death of Father P. A. O'Reilly, captain and regimental chaplain, which occurred at St. Vineent's hospital at 3.30 a. m. July 28. 1904, as a result of the injuries sustained at Camp Jelks, an- I nounced in General Order No. 21 from this office.
 2. In the death of Father O'Reilly this regiment, as well as the Alabama national guard as a whole has sustained the loss of a faithful officer, valued friend, and a true Christian gentlman, and as a mark of esteem, and in respect to his memory, the officers of the regiment will wear Tor a period of thirty days the badge Of mil itary mourning as prescribed by Article 5O5 United States army regulations, Q90D.
 g. Major Ledbetter will cause the com panies of the Third battalion, this regi- ment,i to assemble at their respective ar mories, on the morning of July 30, in blue uniform, at such hour as to enable each company to report to him at the city hall. Birmingham. not later than s:a0 a. m., for escort duty at the funeral of Chaplain O'Reilly.
 4. Troop D. First cavalry, Battery D. First artillery, and Company B, Second Infantry are invited to narticinata with