Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-26
THEIR FINAL REP0SE
,s eeyaINs OF so coNrepeRArgs
eslNTERRsO IN HOLLYWOOD.
u.r. Offers Prayer and Rev. Lardon
II. Mason Makes Splendid Ad-
drcs-The Procession

-, remains Of fifty Confederate SOL
whose bodies were exhumed at
-. Blaa GA Wednesday. wero lard
-, IN Hollywood cemetery yesterday
',...,.ou inst before dusk. The ceremo-
ol,ch woro under tho auspices Of the
80, HOLLYWOOD Association. were most
'..-.,,.atc and impressive. aud nearly
...r.,os witnessed the iItofment of the
n.es heroes.
r....los gf the brave men were brought
c,..moni IA wagons Yesterday, and
ID, srre met az the Byrd-Strcet station
.l o'clock IN the afternoon by the
....aici veterans OF Lee Camp. who
. ..mmaudcd by Captain #. 7. Pollard.
tr.-f.c tlroo large collins. which were
--..r.I Ia Confederate flags, had been
.u hcarses the solemn ooricge pro-
t..l 81. the Second Presbyterian church.
-.. .iiran imposing procession was
t Tue Young ladies OF the Junior
.srou, together with delegations
I.e HOLLYWOOD. lakewood. and He
Co.. ....~.at.ons ioinod the limo In car
. Willie the hrlght-faced lads Of the
20 formed little company Of
.aua ana marched behind the old
detachment of the Ashby
..,I b. .gsc. under command of Sergeant
IS. fYrkHood. il. acted rs an escort
,-n. procession, and the cayalrymen
-..t.. each side % the hearsos.
v4lcH TO THE crMnTERY.
v,sra.umn. which was headed bv the
g.. I.up Drum Corps. on leaving tue
..-.l marched up Franklin street TO
,.-. Down Laurel 20 Floyd. mp Floyd
f..-ry aud down Cherry to Hollywood.
.., r.ore.s.cu entered tho cemetery
ID. 'tr main gate. aud proceeded 70
..,.. 1901. lNn, where tho three graves
..,.. h, r.aliuesS The spot was decorated
a.. .r.-.oi Confederate flags, while a
.-.I banner a the Lost Cause" tlut-
.-.t ..a. the speakers stand near BY.
...-a. members Of Lee Camp and Of
.. t-.ty lght Horse acted rs pail
t.rrr> and alter the collins bad been
.s..4l,.y Dr. Moses ID. Hoge read tho
t.r.. .elylc,s and then offered prayer.
rt..s, followed 10y a brief but thrilling
. tt Roy. Landon II. Mason. who
.-..y rcierTod 10 the dead men who
rr HIM. In the course OF his ro-
-,- tle -ytakcr, alter abiding to the
--t.r- & var. SAID that he would rather
i-.- ,Du 10 DIE a soldiers death
,.r,r low hard-t than for him 20 have
n.I..rf ro.tcd out IN the greed for gain
--.r ''a ~-naelcss aim 70 be social pet.
Id. ai1te-s. which was replete with
.....r' .aucuage. broathed "a gentle spirit
| .4tItrn patriotism, which greatly lm-
ii.,srI Oh, audience.
THAMES 10 MB. MASON.
WH.. Mr.. Mason had concluded bis re-
r-. Rev. DR.. lloge. IN the name of the
...l and Senior Hollywood memorial
l...f Mons. of the brave boys. the gal
.,. young men Of the Ashby Lighthouse
lu.r. and OF the veterans OF Lee
.... thanked the speaker for mis- pa
Or l-a impressive address.
exercises were concluded with the
..., Nearer, NJ God. TO Thee which
bad hy Captain Frank Cunningham.
ass crowd dispersed the cayalrymen
t.. -.v,fal salutes over the graves of the
.r.s. aud the gentle hands OF the noble
e... adorned the mounds with flowers.
AAWEs OF THE SOLDIERS.
1t Junior Association bore all the ex-
.....- rf the rCluierment. and u was
-r. their zeal. fidelity. aud patriotism
t.' zoe soldiers were placed IN perma-
....r .,tus-piace. and buried with the
i- taev SO well deserved. The Young
. ..- who were most prominent III the
movement were greatly assisted IN
t.i. work by Mr.. Richard u. Wilson:
.t.ltr-three OF the soldiers reinterred
~. Unknown but the names of the others
... ., follows:
.4-. Captain {. N. Fox, Forty-f0urth IA
... rs. d. A. Ward, Company !. Ihiri Georgia ;
~ l.Ict. Company /, Third Georgia; II. g.
i-. Iweuiy-eishth Georgia; u. III. Locs-
.. fhlfd Georgia; Siias last, company l.
..i Georgia: ". &. Guess soldier, COniedo-
p. States Army; Henry smith, Company Il
lty-sccOnf Georgia j. ". Claxton, Comps-
s. .. iorty-sighth Georgia.
.a.c No %-Capiain J.. =. Biidle FOrty-fourth
!t4uqma: vs.. 2. kaingater, Company T., T.en-
'-.econd Georgia: Il. Bean, fortyiOnrth Ala
t.ua: A. IS. Watkins. Forty-eigh'h Georgia ;
N. Sar1h. soldier. Confederate states Army (;
. ". league. Company J, fOrty-fourth Anita
-s. E.l. Hales company X, FOrty-tcurth Ala
...1. b. ~,lfL forty-iUurtn Alabama; d. ii.
DO Company u. Forty-fOarth Alabama.
.t.. Ne. IA. J. Wool, Company Ii, ltttY-
e...4th virginia X. 4. Cobb. Company Is. For
..r .-rih Alabama: ). 4. DHnklin. Company q,
...-'Yurih Alabama; T. Loe, Company a,
1y-.oIrih Alabama; J. 81. Davis, Third Geor-
90. =. d. Banks, tourtn Georgia; j. +. Par,
company J, Fourth Georgia: +. Catlott Iwen-
,..ll1 Georgia; ". Parrot, 1htrd Georgia.