Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
THE BODY SENT HOME
REMAINS OF BISHOP sEIDENBUscn
LEAVE ron MINNESOTA.
Imposing Funeral Services Held nj
st. Nary's-Mr. &. ID. NJ. Cobb Dies
from the Effects of Hcat-Othcr
Deaths and Funerals.

Pontincal requiem mass was Eung AZ
81. Mary's church yesterday morning for
the reposc Of the soul OF the Right Rev.
Bishop Sedenbusch. of Northern Mime
sofa. who died here last Monday. The
caskct rested upon catafalque at the
entrance to the sanctuary. and was sur
rounded by candles.
Bishop A. Van de Vyver pontifcated,
with Rev. Father O'Farrall, Of Peters
burg, as deacon; Rev. Father Julius. o..
s. b., OF Linton Ford, subdeacon; Rev.
Father wnlebald. o. S. b., assistant
priest, and Rev. Father Gregory o. s..
b., master OF the ceremonies. In addition
10 these priests there were present in the
sanctuary Bishop Leo Haid. o. S. b.,
Very Rev. Father Frioli, and Rev.
Fathers O'Reilley. vantyre. and John. o.
s. b., and large number OF acolytes.
Bishop Had made a brief address, In
which he said 1t was not his intention to
deliver panegyric or Grafton on that &C.
casion, because that would form part
II the ceremonies which would take placS
during the obsequies in Minnesota lie
alluded IN touching and eloquent terms
10 the Bishops great lifework, 10 the
many hardships through which he passed
during his prelacy Of the immense do
reese Of Northern Minnesota and TO the
geniality OF his disposition, even to the
last despite his failing health and great
weakness. verify. he was a man of a
great heart" were the words with which
the Bishop closed his beautiful address.
REMAINS TAKEN TO MINNESOTA.
After the mass the absolution was pro-
bounced over the remains by the cele-
brant, and the remains lay In state until
las.
The full choir was present, and sang
with immense precision and effect the
requiem mass chorale. and the responses
we're made by another large choir CT boys,
who occupied the two front rows Of seats.
At LAS the remains were taken from
the church. and escorted to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot by the Rev.
Fathers Willibald. julius. Gregory, and
John, all Of the Benedctine Order The
procession was headed by forty boys.
followed by delegations from st. Joyeph.
and ST. Benedictus societies. and st.
Mary's Beneficial and Social Unicn.
The body was placed in special fune-
ral-car attached to the 2:50 train for
The West, and put in charge of the Very
Rev. Father Wilibald for the journey.
The body will lie in state for two Gays
AZ St Cloud. and will then be transferred
% the Benedictine Abbey of ST. John the
Evangelist for interment.
sudden Death of Mr.. Cobb.
Mr. c. d. NJ. Cobb. the real estate agent.
broker, and auctioneer, died at his resi-
1ence n04 west Main street. yesterday
morning about II 40 o'clock. from thermic-
ever.
Mir. Cobb was rather stout man. and
lad suffered intensely throughout the hot
w for
LIANT 10 which he was subject. After
Inner on Tuesday Mr.. Cobb remained in
cold bath for some considerable time.
md before returning to his place Of BUSH
hess complained of feeling very much
rdisposed About O'Clock In the eve
sing he was found in his buggy on the
.orner of Laurel street and Floyd avenue
N an unconscious condition, and was
aiken home. Drs. Brock and West were
:aled in. and at once pronounced the
ease hopeless. and he died at the hour
stated without having regained conscious
sess.
Mr.. Cobb was with Messrs. J. Thompson
Brown e. Co. for long time, but about
iwo years ago entered into partnership
with the late William s. Dashiell, of the
,ame firm More recently he was asso-
slated with Mr.. Wingheld, the style of
he concern being Cobb & Wingfield. De-
.eased was e years old, and was the
ION Of the late DR.. 3. f. Cobb. of Will
nlngton, N. c.. where he lived until nine
rears ago, when he came TO this city.
rhe deceased leaves a widow and six
children.
The funeral takes place this morning
rom the Church of the Sacred Heart at
80 A. NJ, and the remains Will be in
erred at Calvary Cemetery.
Other Deaths and Funerals.
ook place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
rom the residence, No. 500 west Grace
treet, and was largely attended by rela-
ives and friends of the deceased. The
ervices, which were OF very impressive
azure were conducted by Rev. Nj.
D. Hoge, assisted by Rev. Landon
Z. Mason. The. casket was covered with
magnificent floral designs. The interment
vas at Hollywood
CAPTAIN Marks was a graduate Of the
Virginia Military Institute, and command
Il the Prince George Cavalry Troop du-
ing the war. instead of the Surry Troop,
s stated. The pall-bearers were: Homo
ary-Mr. r. c. Wherry MIR. NJ. T. Smith.
Judge George L. Christian, Mr.. +. w.
.one. Major r. l.. Courtney Mr. A: 5.
Bradley. Mr.. f. w. Oates, and Mr.. 5. II.
Sawes. Active-Mr. Robert Crump, Mr..
!. p Taylor Mr.. Rufus Yarbrough Mr..
ohm Morton. Mr.. w. C. Camp, Major
" NJ. Evans. Major j. ID. Patton, and
ar Jackson Brandt.
The funeral of Captain Eldridge Nor
is took place from Centenary Methodist
hurch at O'Clock yesterday evening
nd was attended by a large concourse
4 friends Of the deceased.
Rev. DIR. Sledd conducted the solemn
ceremonies, while Captain Frank w. Cum
ingham and Mrs Knowles sang beau
lful and appropriate solos. The inter-
tent was at Hollywood.
Mrs. Barbara Wingfeld Corr died Tues
ay evening at the residence OF Mr.. T. Il.
tagg No. $40 west Franklin street. De-
eased was In the Goth year OF her age.
fas sister of Colonel Andrew Wing
cid, Of Hanover county, and was lady
( beautiful character. The funeral will
axe place from the residence OF Mr..
tagg this morning at II o'clock.
The funeral OF julius Lintz, who died
Henrico county Tuesday afternoon.
axes place at IL o'clock this morning.
he services will be held in Hollywood
cemetery. A detachment Of the Henrico
light Dragons. of which troop the de-
eased was a member, will attend the
uneral.