Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
ARRIVAL OF BODY HERE.

The body Of Rufus n. Yarbrough ac-
'ompaned by the parents. arrived in Rich
aond Yesterday afternoon about $50. and
VAS taken to his home at No los north
fifth street. The funeral will be hello
io-day at $50 from the Monumental Epis-
opal church. The active pall-bea. ers
will be Messrs. r. S. Gordon. Stuart
Cook. Edward Plarce. Il G. Shackelford
Carl h Boschen John w Reilly. Jr.
John Dey. and Hiram, Smith Among the
honorary p1ll-hearers will be Thomas
Bryan, P. L. Conquest. Mr. Williams. and
NJ nber Of students of the University of
Virginia, representing the Greek letter and
Other societies.
Mr.. Yarbrough was about 10 years old.
md was an only son. and one of two chill
dren, the other being Mrs. George ".
Warren. of this city.
Mr.. Iarbrough was very popular. both -
Charlottesville and this city. havirc a
wide acquaintance. This was his second
scar al the University. His death was
rery sudden. The first intimation of his
'ickness WIS received here only few days
tgo. when he complained to his mother
hat he did not feel well. The parents at
that time. however. had no thought that
their son was seriously ill.,
Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. Yarbroug h
received telegram announcing the criti
cal condition OF the son. and Mr.. Var
brouGh arranged at once fcr ~-n~: -
train. and accompanied by the mother and
DR.. Hugh Taylo.. lei. qu.,n. =,
bedside, which however they did not
reach in time.
STUDENT BoDY's SYMPATHY.
The student body OF the University me,
yesterday and adopted the following reso-
iutions:
Whereas. It has pleased the Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom to take from
our midst al tie beginning OF his life our
friend and fellow-student, Rufus Newman
Yarbrough. and
Whereas. Norman Yarbrough has en-
seared himself IN many ways to all of US;
Sn"se friendship we value and esteem.
sno with whose kindly and genial spirit
It was g pleasure to come in contact
Therefore. be il Resolved. That in his
5eath. We. as student body have lost
3 valued and worthy member. and that.
rs individuals. q true and loyal friend.
one whose place will be hard TO fiji and
whose death must be felt by each and
every enc.
l,e.en ca: That our deepest and heart
f., 9 --'1"'a'- he extended to his be-
reaved parents. assuring them that in this
Ilt.-Is most vi students who
know ao9 owed :heir son. mourn his death
E,'tt them
Resolved further. That copy Of these
resolutions be sent out to the daily papers.
that q copy be published In College Top
les. and that copy be spread in the rec
ords OF the law class
ALBERT. ROGER Chairman.
sTAIGH DAVIS.
GEORGE CARY TABB.
Committee on Resolutions
THE ACADEMIC CLASS
The academic class held meeting yes
terday morning and adopted the follow
ting resolutions;
Whereas II has pleased Almighty God
IN His all-wise providence to remove from
bur midst our beloved friend and class
mate. Rufus Norman Yarbrough.
Now. there Be Il Resolved. By the mem.
oers OF the Academic class Of the Uni
versity OF Virginia.
First. that In his death we have lost a
valued friend and a beloved comrade;
Second. That VIC extend 10 his family
our warznest sympathy in their bereaVe-
rent:
Third. that committee OF the class
be appointed to attend the funeral Ser
vices In Richnond. and that copy Of
these resol ions be sent to the family
and that they be published In College Top
les and the Richmond papers.
Messrs. Thomas P. Bryan. P. l.. Con-