The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
uOHONE LAID TO REST
Al nUsr ~ sIGHr or THE B.frTLE
FfsLD or THE rRffBE.
A Great Concourse of People Attend the
Funeral and the Procession Has Vet
eran AMI Military Escort.

PETERSBURG. VA, oct. Especial
The remains OF the late General William
Mancne arrived here this morning at 10
O'Clock from Washington. and were met
mt the depot by A. II. Hill Camp of con-
federate Neter..s In uniform. and other
ex-Confe ierate soldiers and citizens. The
crowd al the depot was yery large. and
evinced the kindly feeling felt IN the
community towards the deceased as
soldier and citizen.
The remains were accompanied ny Mrs
Malone her daughter, Mrs W. Il. Nc
GILL. aud two sons. Messfs. William ana
Hutler Malone Captain Asa gers
win ruae Wadaill wife. daughter. and
son were also along. After the remains
badhcen taken from the car the oaken
case was opened, and the casket taken
therefrom 10 the hearse, when WAS
drawn BY four white horses.
AZ tho bo,lv was conveyed 20 the heafse
tho immense crowd stood with heads I'M
covered The procession. from the depot
To their residence. OF Market street, was
headed by A. L. Hill cam of Confederate
yate-ans with their drum corps. ana eA-
,onrsdernte soldiers. All along the
streets through which the cortege, WIN
muffed drums. passed. could De nea'u
expressions OF sympathy i"i piV "'oN"'
and his bereayed family. "
ON reaching the residence OF the uean
s,atasman the corpse was borne into
tho house followed by Mrs Mahone ac-
co.unonied by Rev G. X. Haines. -. ~
rector Of st. Pauis Episcopal churcn'
,.bo had met the body at the depot, while
~ Nccul followed with her biothers'
ntossrs Wuliam and Butler Malone
T,,ye Vsddnl. Mrs. Waddil. daughter
and son, came next
LOOKED uPoS MS FACE
,r,s casket was placed I'm the sitting-
-, ~ rho magnificent dwelling, tue III
removed and those who desireu 70 40
en- we're privileged 70 look upon the i'a-
tures OF p man whose career hau peen
both eventful and in some respects re-
markable. 90. r.,,,s
Tro funeral took place from 81. fauls
T,,irroral church this afternoon at 80"
o'clock. and was very largely attetde''
the church being packed 90 oNerliowirs.
The whole body of the chuiFh hau
been reserved FOR the Confederate we've
rams military. and friends OF me ne-
ceased. The services were conuuV''u
nv Rev. John pi,rt rector Of Grace
rnisooual church; Rov. q. H. Hains, II.
u. the rector occupied a seat In the
chancel. but took no part In the services,
as he suffered from throat trouble ana
has almost lost his voice. The service
at the church over. the remains were
borne TO Blandford Cemetery.
Az TIE CEMETERY.
The services at the cemetery were con-
ducred by Rev Mr. Ridout. and IL was
dark before they were concluded. The
cornse was deposited I'm the family vault,
which is on Cemetery Hin. almost IN
sight of the Crater farm" In the pres
ence Of hundreds of people large pro-
norton of whom were ladies'. The norall
tributes were numerous ana very nand-
some detail of twenty veterans from
r. T.. Lee Camp. OF Richmond, came
over to attend the funeral, and we're as
signed to a place In line, as were also
delegations from the Sold ets' Home ana
old Grays' Association, Of Richmond.
on the 2:i5 train that left this city yes
terday afternoon were many persons
hound for Petersburg. whittier they went
to pay their last earthly homage TO all
| that remained mortal of the soldier. VII
liam Malone.
The Richmond and Petersburg road
| gave free transportation to the Confed-
crate veterans and excursion rates TO
| other citizens.
The following are amongst those VINO
attended the funeral
| John l.. Grubbs, .. II. Russell. II. r.
McCue George Duncan, r. =. Murphy
J. j. Mclaughlin. Wray T. knight, \. j.
Smith. Captain W. s. Sietz, and others
from Richmond; Judge Waddill and fam
| lis and large delegation from Soldiers
Home n. n Northern eX-commander
| Pickett Camp and delegation Of Rich
mond Grays. under the command OF Cap
tain r.. Leslie Spence.
Judge Edmund Waddlll was one Of the
| honorary paii-bearers. He met the re-
mains at Ashland Tuesday morning and
| accompanied them 10 Petersburg
The Richmond delegation returned to
| this city last evening Al 3 o'clock.