The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
Major Norman V. Randolph VIII Be
the Chief Marshal.
A LIST OF THE PAIL BEARERS.
Six Ministers VIII Take Part in the
Services at St. Pauls'-Lcttcrs
of Sympathy and Resoiu'
eions Of sorrow Received
From Many Parts Of
the Country.
Inc Countr,

From al parts Of the South expressions
of grief regarding the death OF MISS
Winnie Davis are being received IN one
form or another. It is probable that the
funeral tomorrow Will be, from al
standpolnts, memorable. and that inc
outpouring Of people will be as large as
that upon the occasion Of the re-intermehI
of her distinguished fathers remains. All
DAY yesterday Major Norman V. Kan
dolph and his associates on tho commit
tee nom Lee Camp were busily engaged
In formulating plans, formal meetihs
being held at noon in Mr.. John 5. Elett 5
office at the State Bank. About O'Clock
last night Major Randolph gave out the
following for publication:
ueadauarters Executive Committee,
II. Il. Lee Camp No. l, c. v,
Richmond, Va, Sept. y, l6gS.
Bv direction OF the Executive committee
Of Il H. Lee camp NO. 4, Z. v, VINO
have been requested TO arrange ior the
funeral services OF Miss Winnie Davis, II
is desired that organizations participating
tn the ceremonies will take their position
in line as follows:
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Platoon Of Police.
Military.
Lee Camp.
Pickett Camp.
Visiting Camps.
Veterans from the ooluleIs hoii0'
Sons Of Veterans.
Honorary Pail Bearers.
Active Pan Bearers.
Hearse.
Family.
Friends.
HOLLYWOOD Association.
Oakwood Association.
Hebrew Association.
Confederate Memorial Literary Society.
Daughters OF Confederacy.
Lee and Pickett Camps Ladies AuNh-
iary
Private Carriages.
ORGANIZATIONS or delegations desiring
pssignment in line must apply 20 the
Chief Marshall by u NJ. Friday, Septem-
Der 23d.
The remains will arrive I'm Richmond
at $40 Friday morning at the Union De-
pot and will be met by Lee and Pickett
Camps. The body will be escorted 10 the
iecture-room of St. Pauls church ana be
deposited. and remain under a guard OF
honor until $3.50 Z. NJ, when II Will be
borne TO the church.
Parties desiring 10 send flowers VIII
kindly send TO the lecture room OF -.
Paul's church. where a oomn.ttee OF Ia
dies from the Daughters OF the Conied-
eracy will receive and list the same. II
Is especially requested that no howels De
sent to the jefferson Hotel
The funeral will take place at $50 i. NJ.
and be conducted by Rev. Or. Hartley
Carmichael, Bishop Whittle, Bishop Pen
lex, Rev. Landon r. Mason. Rev Dr.
Moses d. Hoge. Rev. DR. James p. Smith.
THE PALL-BEARERS.
The pall-bearers, both active and hon
orary, will meet in the lecture room of ST.
Pauls church T. NJ. prompt The en-
tire body Of the church will be reserved
for organizations, the public only in the
galleries.
in concluding the ceremony at the
grave the Centenary church choir Will
sing hymn.
The churches Of the city are requested
10 toll their bells during the passing OF
the procession.
Citizens are requested to display flags
at half-mast.
The active pall-bearers are as follows:
From Lee Camp-T. i. Pollard, James
T. Phillips ID. 5. Redford. w. l. Royal,
T. w. Sydnor, j. w. Pegram.
From the Sons OF Neterans-Edwin p.
Cox, w. r. Waldron.
Honorary pall-bearers-Gove.no ].
IIoge Tyler. General John B. Gordon,
General Fitzhugh Lee, General Joseph
Wheeler. Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson, Colonel