The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-11

The Train Bearing Remains WIN Arrive
Early This Morning.


The Train Bearing Romans WIN Arrive
Early This Morning.
The train bearing the remains Of
Major Leigh X. Page will arrive from
Chicago this morning at s:25 o'clock.
They will be accompanied by his sister.
Miss Lucy +. Page, and Mr.. Roosevelt
Page. The remains will be met at the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot by friends
and committee Of the Bar Association.
and escorted to the residence. at the corner
OF Fifth and Franklin streets, where they
Will lie until P. NJ.
At that hour the funeral will take place
from ST. James Episcopal church, ana
the interment will be in Hollywood.
A letter was received on Friday from
Major Page by his family. which was
written on Wednesday. In which he re.
ferred to having lone Of his attacks"
while on the way to Chicago.
1t would seem that he was fearful OF
his own condition some time prior to
his death, and requested his family. In
the event of his dying suddenly. or ac-
cident happening TO him, that they would
at once notify his close friend. Colonel
Thomas Tabb, of Hampton. This was
sacredly carried out, and Colonel Tabo
arrived here In response to the summons
yesterday morning, and took charge OF
the funeral arrangements.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers:
Honorary-Judge H. III. Marshall, Judge
L. l.. Lewis, William r. Trigg, James
Peasants, f. M. Boykin, Judge W. w.
Crump, Judge W. r. Staples. Major
Lewis Ginter. r. G. Pegram. Charles S.
Stringfellow Colonel A. s. Buford. John
Purcell. Oscar Cranz, A. l.. Boulware,
John c. Shafer. r. B. Addison. II.
Halves, Major Robert Stiles, Jas. Alfred
Jones, James II. Dooley. Isaac Davenport,
Jr., Alexander Cameron, Thomas G.. Pey-
ton, Charles f.. Workman, Henry G. Can
non, William l.. Royal, Charles T.. whit
lock, Colonel Archer Anderson. Captain
Thomas Elicit, Charles U. Williams, w.
Josiah Leake, John A. Coke, Grin Cot
trell, f. T. d. Myers, W. Miles Cary. p.
Lightfoot Wormeley. George W. Mayo,
Alexander Coke. John Dunlop, Hon. s.
r. Witt, Henry X. Terry, Wyndham Mere
dlth, Judge j. c. Lamb, n. V. Randolph,
and Jackson Guy.
Active-Thomas NJ. rutherford John
p. Purcell. William NJ. Turpin, Virginlus
Newton Blair Boiling. Frank III. Nc
CURE DR.. Lewis c. Bosher, Frank Chris
tan, DR.. Ed Mcclure, Tazewell Elicit
and Lewis Lightfoot.
Inc 1OllOWlnR nave Deeu
requested to represent the Bar Associa-
tion Of the city OF Richmond at the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway depot at 6:25
A. NJ. to-day. upon the arrival Of the re-
mains:
Judge Hunter Marshall, Mr.. Eugene G.
Massie, Colonel r. L. Maury. Mr.. S.
s. p. Patteson, Major Charles s. String
fellow, Mr.. b. Rand. Wexford. Major r.
c.. Pegram and Mr.. Jackson Guy.
Members OF the Bar Association Of the
city and other members of the bar are
requested to meet at ST. James church
at 5:45 o'clock this evening, where they
will form, and go in the church in a
body to attend the funeral.
All members OF the Bar Association,
and Of the bar Of the city, are requested
TO meet on Monday at IL NJ. at the
rooms OF the Bar Association, over the
Merchants National Bank, 20 take such
action as may be suitable with respect
to the death OF Major Leigh II. Page.