The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-22
Especial Dispatch to The Post.)

| Especial Dispatch 10 The Post)
Richmond. Va, September 21.-Every ar
rangement has been made in this city for
the burial Of Miss Winnie Davis when the
body arrives here on Friday morning from
Management Pier, r. |.
In accordance with the request of Mrs
Davis, The jefferson Davis Monument assoc
cation arranged the details at a meeting
held for that purpose The remains viii
, reach here at O'Clock Friday morning aud
will be taken to st. Pauls church. where a
guard of honor will be placed over them
until the funeral, which Will take place at
$3.50 o'clock the same afternoon. st.
Paul's church. in which tho funeral ser
vices VIII Dc conducted. was ATTENDED dur
ing the VAR py JeneTson DAVIS. lhe luter-
inuA. viii be maze IN tine DAVIS section OF
HolyN Ood cemetery, wnere NOW Iese the
remains Of the president OF the ColIeu-
eracy and ais son. A pot Ct the section has
been sent ~ Mrs. DAVIS an order thlL sac
may marx the exact spot Oh winch sac
Wishes the grave dug. All OF the veteran
organizations Will be asked 10 loin in the
procession and follow the remAqus 10 their
last resting place. y Danu viii head tae
process on and it may be that The second
irginia regiment, whlch arrived here rom
Florida tonight, Will be asked TO pdftlcl-
pate. The active pail bearers VIII De cno-
sen from a camp OF Confederate Veterans.
The museum heSe, formerly known as The
hite House OF the Contederacy, Vas today
draped In mourning.
1ne remains will arrive in Richmond at
$40 rday morning at the Union depot and
will be met by Lee and Picket camps. Inc
body will be escorted to the lecture room OF
st. Paul's church and be deposited there
and remain under guard OF honor until
80 p. M, when it Will be borne to the
church. The funeral Will take place at
$3.50 p. m. and be conducted by Rev. DR..
Carmichael, Bishop white, Bishop lnick
Rev. Langdon X. Mason, DIR. Moses ID.
Hoge and DR.. James +. Smith.
The entire body Of the church will be re-
served for organizations.
In concluding the ceremony at the grave
the Centenary church choir will sing
hymn. The churches of the city will toll
Their bells during the passage of the pro-
cession. Citizens are requested TO display
flags NJ half mast
Honorary pail bearers-Governor j. Hoge
Tayler General John Is. Gordon, General
Fitzhugh Lee. General Joseph Wheeler,
Hon J. Taylor Ellison, Colonel William o.
Shelton, James Swan, General Dabney H.
Meurys Colonel w. II. Palmer Judge G.
L. Christian. Mr.. Nrginlus Newton. MIR.
Joseph Bryan. Mr.. W. d. Cnesierman.
Colonel Gordon McCabe, Colonel Il. II. Hob
SON Mr.. Walter t. Grant. Colonel John 3.
Purcell, General Charles J. Anderson. Or.
James b. McCaw, George Ross, Major ROB-
ert Sites colonel Archer Anderson Mr..
Burton Harrison, Colonel w. L. Cutahaw.
General Bradley II. Johnson, Mr. Arthur NJ.
Seldom, General David A, Wrisgcr, Mr. T.
Baddson, MIR. j. H. Doey. MIR. Thomas
Atkinson MIR. r. c. Williams, Mr.. j. E.
Boyd, Mr., h. Leslie Spencer, Jr.
The committee will meet tomorrow to
complete arrangements 1t is understood
the hearse will be drawn by white horses
and each horse will be led by a veteran.
All the Confederate organizations in the
cry have adopted resolutions of respect TO
the memory OF Miss Davis