The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-08
MAJOR SCOTS FUNERAL
1T WILL TIKE PLACE THIS AFTER
NOON AT WARkEyTON.
Gov. O'FerralI and Several Heads OF state
Departments Left Last Evening In
Superintendent Doyle's Private Car.

Governor O'Ferrall and party left last
evening at 1890 o'clock over the mesa
peake and Ohio railroad In Superinten-
dent Doyle's private car 10 attend ,ne
funeral services which Will be held thls
afternoon over the remains or the late
Major r. TAYLOR Scott. The party con-
sisted of Second Auditor Josiah Ryiand.
Jr.. Colonel Thomas Whitehead, Coninis-
sioner Of Agriculture; captain y: ~.
O Bannon Superintendent of Pubic PRINT
ing: Mr.. J. A. McGilvray, secretary OF ,he
Board OF Education. and Judge j. II. IN
gram, Of Manchester.
At Hanover Junction they were joined
by Judge ]. III. Cardwell OF the supreme
Court Of Appeals. and Colonel Morton
Marye, the Auditor Of Public Accounts
who left here yesterday afternoon 70
spend the night at Culpeper, Will also ne
with them later i'm the day The car cor.
tanning the Governor and party was lelt
at Gordonsville during the later portion
of the night. and II will this morning pc
attached to the regular train for warren
ton. They will return to this city to-
morrow morning at $40 O'Clock.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES; 81
The funeral services will be held TINS
afternoon at the Episcopal church at
Warrenton. when Rev. c. w. Nelson. the
rector OF the church, Will ofticlate, as
sisted by Bishop a. NJ. Randolph Inc
interment will be made IN me chur tii
yard, where several of Major Scott emil
dren have been laid at rest. >,
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers:
Active-Dr. John r. Hicks and Messrs.
John A. &. Keith. VI. NJ. Green, X. W
HILLARY. j. p. Lee, Grenville Gaines, W.
Honorary-Governor O'Ferrall. General
w II. Payne, Colonel John 5. Mosoy'
Judge T.. NJ. Splllman. J. A. McGllVray'
Inman II. Payne J. b. Britton. @. w.
Hunton ID. &. Gordon, Or. Il. l. HICKS
c. NJ. White
Governor OFerran. 10 whom Mt;
Doyle's private car had been rendered
through State Senator Henry T. Wick
ham. invited AT once the heads OF the
several state departments TO accompany
him on the trip TO Warrenton.
IL so happened, however. that most or
the chiefs OF the departments are out or
town at this time and the attendance
from here will therefore be rather small.
Hon. Joseph II. Lawless. Secretary or the
Commonwealth. is at present at the Iot
Springs: Treasurer A. w. Hartman, Jr.,
missioner James c. Hill is at his home In
Albemarle county; Superintendent y. W.
Lynn. Of the penitentiary, has gone to his
home I'm LoudOun county. while Hon. JnO.
y. Massey Superintendent OF Public In
struction. is at his home at Charlottes-
ville and Acknowledgement charles j.
Anderson has gone 10 the mountains.
Col ]. w. Richardson the Register or
the Land Office. had also intended 70 go
TO Warrenton, but he felt so unWell yes
terday afternoon that he had 10 seLd a
letter Of regrets TO the Governor ana VIII
be compelled to remain here.
Col. John Bell Bigger. the Clerk or me
House of Delegates, Is detained at MS
farm near Ashland
A good many other State officials would
90 If they were assured Of their return
to this city early on Monday morning.