The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
RICH TREASURE
FOR LEE CAMP.
The Picture Of Miss Winnie Davis
Placed on Its Walls.
A SPLENDID OIL PAINTING,
IL Was Presented Last Night by Judge
Theodore =. Garnctt and Received
by Hon. ID. &. Richardson.
The Addresses.

Iait ana DIS INt NNiA 't t'Att "Ntt.t
walker. q talented artist of this city
COVERED BY A FLAG.
10 repOscd last night upon an easel or
rostrum. row OF electric lights imme-
diately above Illuminating and setting
forth its projections. Before DO during
the carly portion Of the evening huns
a handsome Confederate Gag, when was
removed at the proper moment by liDe
Miss Eatheru Redtord. daughter ol SEE
goant-MaiOr d. Smith Redtord.
The presentation address was mos
cioqueut oue Dr. was made by Judge
Theodore s. Garnctt. of Norfolk who was
on the staff of the dashiug Jcb. stuart
It was received on behalf or me camp
by First Lieutenant Commander D. O..
Richardson whose address was charac-
terized by the most intense earncstness.
and RIO times by bursts OF eioqueuce.
The audience was one ot which any
occasion might feel proud.
There were representations or the
Daughters and Sons of the Confeteracy
veterans. and citizens generally Nearly
every seat n the hail was occupied
The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Rev Dr Foster s. Eiy. Of
Richheld. Conn. who WAS a personal
friend of President jefferson Davis ana
OF Miss Winnie Davis. Or Fly. although
a native Of New York. allied himself with
the fortunes OF the South cniquug iu
tbe browns Rifles. of Mississippi
A WAR CHAPLAIN
j alter an no became chaplain Of Camp
Wnder and the other camps around
Richmond Bic was with the Army OF
Northern Virginia in his capacity as
rhaDfafn. and was wounded at the battle
o. Malvern Hul.
As IS usual On the occasion 81 the pre-
sentauon of portraits To- the camp the
and the interesting programme was begun
by two charming vocal selections by Miss
Lily Urquhlrt her rendition of "The Last
Rose of Summer" as au encore being ce-
neciauy sweet ana touching. She was
accompanied on tile piano hv Miss Ni1a
Randolph.
Bv request OF Commander peay. Past
JUDGE Theodore s. Glrnett as the sucafer
selected to pre- enc tHe portrait Judge
Garrett said.
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held the weU-remcmbrred forms anI fes-
lures OF gallant comrades placed by the
band of loving friends and ldnsmen upon
your crowded walls until there remains
scarce space enough for another ore OK
our host of departed heroes
Many of thon fell where the sound of
fho guns was drowned by your fierce
shoufs OF glorious victory. rejoicing to
meet soldiers death upon Geld of bat-
tie.
"The cannon o. his county pea.ei
Strarts funeral knel'.
ellis soldiers cheers rang IN Dds ears as
Stonewal Jackson fell,
onward DER gallant Ashhfs grave
swept wars successful eide.
"Aud Southern hopes We're living yet
when Polk aud Morgan died.
Rut to many others it was mot vouch.
sated thus gloriouslv 20 de- They lived
among us long and honorable lives n
The service of the State and OF their fel
l0w-mcn. and some have b1t yesterday
fallen ON sleep
GLOW sleep the brave who sink ~ rest
NV au tn.lr culutrv's Wishes best
vt-..+ t,,,.-..1 or1 t..fo,..l t,. ma who
e,,r,iy. thao, for A few short years.
pANprrrON or HEROES
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! Dy Tar IMAM O." we N''N'', b. ,,. tar6e,
reverence we pay 20 the memory VA
gentle lady. ....1 mich
Judge Garrett paused '.'' .l-.....,
his hand extended TOWARD '' .e..-. ,,j
suH ND tro" vie" ny l ..., Miss
| Bars WIN 70 qic" ''' .,,. dram.
! kather.n kediord throw ....l..~To
| cry aud a hush Ie" "o.' ,f s.r,, and
| as II ga@ea upon tNe .'-..,.,,.ol ,rhs
sweet iace 80 iai'"l"'''
speaker continued ,.- ..or h,-
! Above and beyond inc r'''f .f,..,
| these heroes OF many ptl'.' ..,.
/ the love and devotion "h'" Imam
| of the South bore 90 th7 b" .,, t,s
| in NE. and which aiief "o' ..
| crystalized in one undyl"5 49,. srf
"I come not 10 praise h.' 'o' o.-
ferng and sacrifice endured ....,,,s
mothers "l'es' 10 100 ~ war. sha
| knew none of it She was an i"-'''-
| her mothers arms when her itl.'',