The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-17
SOLDIERS TAPS
TO BE SOUNDED.
Burial Of Lieut.. F. M. Woon and Cor
poral F. B, Brooks.
SOLEMN MILITARY SERMON.
The Funeral Of Lieutenant WOon 20
Take Place from II. Paurs Church
ai4P. ". To-Day aud That OF
Corporal Brooks To-Morrow.
SOLEMN MILITARY SERMON.

The funeral az Lieutenant Frank NJ.
Woon viii take place from S. Paul 2
church af o'clock This afternoon. Rev.
Dr. Hartley Carmichael. the chaplain Of
tho Blues. 90 which organization Lieut.
tenant Wocn formerly belonged. VIII con-
duct ihe services.
Tho bail-bearcrs viii be az follows.
Honorary Edgar Allan capt.
&. D. hsfbrrrtr. Mossrs Daniel Grim
nan. vs. D. Kcdfv $ O.. webb, Harvey
Wilson ana W. =. Wood. Messrs. r. q.
1gorihlngton u. D.. Greenwood. Arthur
Scrivtnor and j. +. Jackson. from The
BRUSH Association. Messrs H. VI. Tyler
and George vs. Hunter from iAe Hepia-
forhs. Mai0r H. Leslie Spence. Major
cyrus Eosslcux and Captain James p.
Ihluipe from fhc Richmond Grays' As
ISOLATION. COL John keil bigger captain
George W. Jarvis and Messrs. a. J.. Da-
vis and H. R. Giazehrook from the Rich
mond Llelt Infantry Blues Association
Major SOL Cutchlns and bis staff. Cap
lains Henry r. Vaughan, p. s. Hazen.
clifton ST. Miller end Lieutenants l.. J..
caeatw0od. Frank g. steel. Charles A.
1tcse. william Cameron, Jr. and u. a.
Iifchi- Of the Blues lion.
ACtivc-Iiclteranfs w J.. Daughtry
and 80. J. Klein. Corporal Thomas, Pri-
yates Stokes smith, Weis.ger snead, bast
end Newton slead
Tho actiEes arc all members or the
Blues now on fgrioush here.
The remains Hin De- deposited in Lauoe s
receiving vault in Hollywood. until such
flme as the wishes of the members Of his
family can Dc ascertained
1le members % the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues Association Will assemble
sr JOS east Marshall street this after
noon az 500 o'clock T.. NJ, 20 attend the
funeral.
BueIlr g.. V. Delhayc. Of tho First Reg
imenl VIII sound The taps when the Docy
g. placed in Che vault
Captain R. t. Masurler. Of Company NJ
desires The members Of bis command 10
assemble at the Regimcntal Armory to-
morrow morning 40 9 o'clock TO prepare
% acl as escort 20 the remains OF Lieu
tenant Frank 81. Woon.
The British Association Of Virginia APP
pointed committee composed Of Messrs.
Arthur Scrivenor r. q. Wortnington, p.
T. Greenwood and j. +. Jackson TO att
tend tho funeral
THE local militia and Lodge 10. 10 Of
Mae0rs. Co which Lieutenant Woon be-
loneed viii both Doe represented at the
funeral
a meeting of tho members of the bar
eff tho city of Richmond is called for to-
Sav of ID O'Clock ~. 10 take suitable ac-
zion with reference 10 the death Of Lieut.
Frank ST. WOon
Sergeant Henry T.. Brooks.
The remains of Sergeant Henry T.
Brooks of Company II. Fourth Regiment.
whose death was detailed in yesterdays
issue arrived last evening az G.-l o'clock.
over the Southern railroad and were
taken 90 the home of his sister. Miss
Efio Brooks 80. 800 south Reservoir
street.
The funeral services viii De held in
Sacred Heart church at 4 o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon. Rev Father J. B. OReilly
conducting The iuterment viii be made
in Mt Calvary
1he following win act as pan-bcarcrs:
Honorary-I ID Briggs Dorsey Mount
castle DR. William McGOwan. James
1Ienney Frank Perkins. William Nc
Geary u r. Donnan. O.. w. Thurman.
The active nall-bearers VIII De the
members of Sergeant Brooks company
now in the city