The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-27

Pat Cleburne Camp is makir Z ex.
,rsordinary preparations to titllng-
9 celebrate Decoration Day, and
- AVE it one of the most imposing
that has vet taken place. 1t is the
desire Of those having the matter
in charge that as many people take
nsrt in the exercises as possible,
and that as far as practicable, all
business be suspended or that day,
"a A. to enable all classes of ci,i.
,sns TO participate in the decora.
ZION Of the Confederate and Federal
mayes. A great many howers will
be needed, and those having them
to spare will kindly notify mem.
bers of the Camp.
Confederate Decoration Day
takes place in Waco under the aus
nces OF Pat Cleburne Camp on
NAV the ID. 1t is desirable on the
part of the Camp to locate the
graves OF both the Confederate and
Federal dead buried in Waco, az
they will decorate The graves Of
both. The following is list of
both, so far as the committees have
been able to ascertain. Inc friends
of the dead are requested TO report
to A1iutant w. G. Cooper, 2ll
Archer street, East Waco, any in
sccuracies in the lists, and to fur
nish him with the names of any
which may have been omitted. All
the Graves named in the lists haN e
4 been located except the list headed,
u .(ifaves not located in First Street
Il cemetery. Friends who can do so,
s will confer a favor fy giving the
y ad iutant information that will en-
4 able the Camps committees to To-
cate the uni, ated graves Of both
Confederte and Federal.
Tie following are the list
BURIED IN OAkWOob.
Gen J w Speight, Rufus G Nh.
i ors, A J Pierce, Simon y Trice, j
wv 0 aud, Jonn r Cox. Captain
seawz, Gao Mot, G J. Krrkpat
lick, y Pogpe, B f Richey
j adge T VI Sleeper, John Harlan
son, W c Me- ahey J Ii Nee ahey,
~ Col J D Strother, Donaldson Huff
81 DR. } S Darlington, H T McClarty
R William A Fort, Rufus Heatherley
W II Farmer, A M Whitesides, JAS
~ c Shelton, A G Treadwell, o I
M Down, T l. Downs. f { Downs, /
& MtGosn, T. p Lunsford, DR. ia;
Culbertsou, Robert w \ ate-, Viii
liam Sinclair } G Bailey, w 5
Byles, F NJ Mskeig, Col VIM A
II Taylor. { II Sleeper, Albert Chal
mers, William Boyd, Captain ED
mund Ker, J w Oliver, w q
Nlobley d ; Wood, William Rob
lnson, T G Robinson, J l. Stewart,
Major George B Erath John r
Shultz, John Ii Baker, c Jen
kins, S A l\illouyh, John II Rob
lnson, Prof A Boggess, Chas T
Conger Capt. N J Snead, r. L
Joiner Capt w l. Pittillo, Gao w
Smith Brarch Watkins, + & l.
Wiebuseh, 5 } Broken.
BURIED IN FIRST STREET CEMETERl
Capt t Selman, l. l. Horne, j
III Majors J G Blocker, G w Che
maui, r M Jones, j F DAVIS, } A
Hobbs A B Williams, I p S,yers
Capt A EastlaDd, + H Hook, Di
" P Gunnell, l. N Casseday, Rev
Howell Taylor, J III Gurley, John
~ Earl, DR. Richard Harrison, Ger
IA L Harrison, Jas K Harrison Jr
nos O4kes, Burrill j Blankenehir
B ESell, DR. Turner Stocking
Marsf al Jonson, II Freeman, DR. l
Cornish, J p Hancock, r B VIE
ron, h Jones, Col Nj Norris
4 obert II Thomson, Jas Cannon
Martin Walker, VIM l. Horne
lhos Arnold, Z H Hardin, Com
lnodore Young, Mack Jem son, ID
= Houston, J h Sparks. W |
SS,mith, w A Rucker, F NJ Harris
" i ISL, John A VIM, r {
1oIliheld, r w Lemons, Jabe;
johnson, Rev Harvey Richey
Martin, John A Hougb
y, Perry, K. T Henry
homas D Leonard, Layton T
uckett, D s D Howe, } Monroe