Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
THE COHEN Co.
MACKAY's DEATH ~ DREtN
Vision OF ~ Jockey In the louns
Mans Costume.

The night preceding the ac.ier. By
which John W. Mackay d. L.
says a Paris dispatch. ST. isr
who was with Mr.. Mtktr WED
he was thrown from h, n0r.. pa.
a nightmare, In which he saw f.rsr1
in jockey costume. wearing '1e l.o-s s.
the deceased, killed I'm q race H- o.
lated the dream at luncheon. tlt H..ig
Needed It further The accident oe.rti
an hour later. Mr.. Mackdy wearing
costume Identical with the o.. sen b
MIR. Digby in his dream.
The funeral took place in Par. 90 1850
yesterday In the Catholic Cnlr. " s.
Ferdinand des Ternes. After 'l. ..se
quies the body was placed n tte sa.t
of the church pending it- shipment %
Havre. To be conveyed to America. lo-
baby Saturday. Mrs. Mack-}. tle lol.s
mans mother. is still confined t. s.r -,l
completely Frustrated with eI..
The Countess Telfener h.r .a4g.e .
and Mrs. Hungerford Attended 're ,-
quies, and are stay ms 4t 81. h.
Brighton, where the Prince fl4a-
Colonna and Clarence Macha- t-' ..'.r
ana DIbkfltl Oh TIC W. NfiTt.as
Among the callers at the lA.kF a-..
dence. Rue Tilsit. Were Nrs
Babcock, Marquis de Ch0i-.l.. tte Ntr-
quis de Mores. Mr.. and Mr. Louis h-'-
terrified. the Count de Pointafic' Mr i
w. Holman and daughter ana Mrs b r-
phry Moore, Prince Fabian 'o.Ha'. ST.
and Mrs. John Muuroe. ttt '.m't
Casaux. and Michel MdrgGi.0uiI
. 81.
Company here and IN H4lr- yer.
during the funeral.
The facades OF Mrs Mlckrs
were massively draped with silver 'r..s
black velvet. The coffin was placed
the summer dining room 0l the Sr,i
floor facing the Place lr Eta.e ne
view OF which was hidden from tre u.
tuary chamber by ferns and palms.
The mortuary chamber. together "t
its corridors and anteroom. was c'r--
with black. the ceiling OF tne c.in
was covered with black. WITH silver sa~
and the walls were drlpat Wtl ,.f
fringe and ornamentei with PA SMELLS
bearing the initial M" The coffin tH
OF oak, covered with "A white velvet ii
with silver stars. and surrolni~l l
thirty lighted candles. Al the head '-'
coffin lay a cushion. upon which "' 3
small silver crucihX and al inm
floral cross of orchids, Cameiide, d.!
white carnations.
The chapeIle ardente was ht--ili
mass OF the most exquisite Ao~efs ta'
wreaths. sent by the many trienl, " rf
deceased and his family. The -'e go
almost buried beneath the fora ...
Clarence Mackey placed upon t.' D.-''
containing his brothers remain H''
nificent wreath OF Parma vi1.e'-
were the deceased's faYOr'r mn"
The stan Of the Commercial cable
pany at Havre, sent a wreath , 'A
and pale red roses.
Princess Colonna's three
Blanca, Andrea. and Marco "fe-..'
OF chrysanthemums and VIII" ,
which was inscribed, My Darlns li.
Princess Colonna's offering Wa 3D. '.'o
OF mauve orchids. relieved hy white A.i'
and carnations. and bearing f
ton In gold letters on Whit -4i- -
own Beloved Willie"
The ensemble OF the decorar
chapelle ardente was vrr}
Large vases containing mass
lilacs stood at the corners o'
while the corners OF the Zoo
cupied by monumental candef fi'
and palms concealed the lo"
the drapery on the walls N
order of the Immaculate 'Dl
continually praying on eaea sue
coffin. At the foot were ..
dieu," where visitors kncit tai .f'''
the repose of the soul OF uf
AT the head was an immei.
white MORE antique edged Wiz NV s,
When leaving tho mansion OPT e.,
in the courtyard lifc-size mai In,
by Reinherg, OF the deceas -
dog, Jim, which always accom-. IL,
When Mr.. Mackey died his
lying on his bed, and added o. ~.
OF the scene by moaning pui- ...0
The deceaseds consideration .-s
was shown in a noteworthy m'' ~,
he was borne on a mattress .
scene OF the accident 70 'he me
long distance away. severn .,r.
dying man said to those VINO m.
rying him; III you are tired
down and rest"