The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS DEPARTS.
Accompanied by Mrs. Hayes and Little
jefferson Davis, She Left for New
York at Noon Yesterday-Echo
of the Great Event.

At the Union Depot the train for WASH
inrton left on time at A. NJ. Among
IT'S passengers were the members OF
Naurv camp. OF Fredericksburg. who
carried with them the remains of their
late member. John II. schooier, the
OLD veteran who was run over by
trolley car on Wednesday evening ana
ai,d from tho injuries received.
After the departure of that tram 'He
crowd hacame so large that ~ became
necessary 90 close tic gates tnal i'""
fr,r thc inner platform 20 the trains,
and the visitors continued 90 arrive uhul
tfa,. ulled every available space on in'
lower door OF the building. even 70 t"e
sidewalk on Byrd street. 10 iooh JUS.
two trains TO clear the space lu7i"' '-
tha gates. aud they followed each oluel
m Intervals of ten minutes. The ih.i"
train that backed up was Tor inc 'Dnl',
p.riel Camp. of North Carolina an"
ether residents of that state. Tile sate7
,..sre opored only sufficiently 10 allow ine
number of persons 90 pass through when
~ WAS thought would 900 the nine or Ten
coaches awaiting them Some persons.
however hogoming impatient climbed
o,..r tine tod of the high iron fence. not
wifhstanding the efforts OF sergeant
Brooks and mrs officers 20 stop such
acrobatic feats.
AT OTHER DEPOTS.
,,-..,,.,.ii. another train had been made
.,l,.t~aok which was boarded hy
.' o.i.ti,orpe Light Infantry. OF sa-
.f -. who were seen of by Major
l.".,..,'. and other officers of the Blues
N.. ,rt. Infantry company OF
bH. l.o took massage
'"i'
ON tnat ,iiii' .e,.i.f. wore indafati-
le I','' ,.'.' Co.. d., ao.omnodate the
game D" t', r,st .. the trains could
'io"u anu ,,.,. v.ra nu.I ana a.
Dee Hia.' 'l .t...g., tom minute,
patched 'o ''l .,i..r while the NUM-
apart li"in gay" l ..,,fel tha depot
Der OF 7ll..i'f-..'.,,,. -..raa-. vet hy noon
u'' ITO, ... ,.,.tt, ,,eu taken care
UT" tro.,.i ,,l.fia similar scenes
ODD DID,. ,,.'.,. or tn. Cnosapeake
'..'II ." "' ,,..a.. ,.o,,.,n, ON Broad
"ii" ''''' .,f ,t tbo foot
ana n'N'Il''"." ''' .r 4.,o,
ol fi-H'h 9'i''' "'... ''''V ,,'',,,,,a,,,,
of lne S'D'H'i" 5.f,.,c,hnf,.
The cadets oL lh 49, o4mp
Institute. Ht i,ia, '.''' ,,.o ,-ro,inds that
yesterday moii''''-' .'.' .., s,,.h an or
only lhui.''l. .o,..r.d Win the lit.
tla white tents were yesterday morhins
sronn with hay. boxes. anu ,,.
and the WORK OBJ t"."'"7 ,.
roere ins fal'nl' .tor of fhe
Eryde and qull' eo- their
boys lelt tle hi-I' .., vim
homes. ani th,u-n We" ,rov
Richmond Hni lhe ,il'. ~, 80
received were. never ,ff,.
inIh lo ''''l et,rts Professor
ione term. ''.'".' 'el'I't. v.r, left
sn' me tH' .....,. fre FONTS. Ine
To al''"' l.,.rs.anf ferguson.
oe'"l 1frlouse Ser
'l''il .''' ,.t., e.r~..rt AlcNciI.
,i. AMI p.rr, They
u .... .... ,I.Ir home. t0-nieht.
XIX. Ma, u,ff,.sn a former
,,..r,,f,..1 conn
.-... .ts r,.,ntien.
p""' ' ''
y. %. J..
Tho campus of the Richmond College.
Nli.. n'. ..l,.@, ,....,. nf,.d WIN sweet
elr.s and brave soldier lads. now looks
bare ana deserted. and nothing remains
Of fha camp cxccp. the wooden shed
that was erected ass 90 mes hmi Tor the
bows Tney hroae camp Thursday night
and nearly 900 the boys lrit for tne.r
homes. However l few are set in the
city with friends. and thc.r attractive
uniforms arc noticeable on tlc streets.
Tr. Savannah cadets after the exercises
at Monroe Park Thursday cVcnine paid
"A rf-ir m "a body fo MIss Lorue Palmer