The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

| MIS-. 1afbfGuSl. @tlle youiiS HisAi ? Pc
rents. 10 the University. did not arrive
at Charlottesville unlii nearly O'Clock,
cutie four hours after their son S death.
NOTHING III yeas has cast SO deep
| gloom over the University as the an
IlotInceme,lt OF Mr.. Yarbrough's death
Ii & was one of the NEST popular men. IN
.oileEe and upon the departure OF MS
remains from charlottesville at noon yes
teyday, the faculty and students, IN
body accompanied them to the station
| ana there an impressive scene was pre-
Scf.ted As the company of more than 800
lstiIl;erts gathered al the railway station
they sal Sleep on. Beloved as one
great congregation. The body, accoInpa-
l.1{jet; By Alr and Mrs. Yarhrough,# Dr.
Hugh n. TAILOR and a committee from
the academic class, consisting OF Messrs.
Thomas + Bryan, P. L. Conquest. Jr.,
+ II. Williams and one or two other stu
dents. arrived here yesterday afternoon
III the Mains street Station at 3 o'clock,
ans, were carried at once to the Var
| ls,t,ilrh. 3rcsidence. NO. 1Go North Fifth
| Street.
| FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.
The funeral services Mill take place this
ssafterloon at 80 2 clock a u Monuments en-
Episcopal Church, hcing conducted by
lir w. T.. Evans, srecsor of the church.
assisted bv. Rev James Morris. The ac-
| tive lil-bearers will he Messrs. l.
Gordon. Stuart Cooke. Ed. Pearce, II. G.
s,4acj{elforti Carl Boschen. John Rely.
John Dey and Herman Smith The hon-
| o1s,.y pail-lea9.ers will be NIeSsrs. Thomas
z, Bryan, P.#I.. Cenanest, lr...' II IL
lsiiams and other students who arc ex-
| pactea TO come down from Charlottesville
This morning.
At ire University AIR. Iarbroush was
| ii tile .eeli.d year Of iIiS acadelsic work.
| and was one of the best klsowI men in
ctliege He was d member Of the Delta
! Kappa Epsilon fra e4nltg, OF t2e O. L. G..
tie Gs,man Sub ~ # ne i,li i4tAnaila
Ribi,on Society. Upon his death the AGA.
deInic class the medical class ard tie
SUDDEN [ body ll;tssst. Resolutions olssllIa-
,!ly anu regret, which are published be-
low
PoPJ-I-sIs HERE.
IN RichmGad Nh IaI,br9 ,lsh was widely
known, Bong ropHl:t1 among LIS large
ei1.le o. frielsts. lie was nileteen Years
81 age, The only son OF Mr. \. r Var.
Elougil, the prominent toDacconist. iiis$
Only sister IS 2ii1. George .AaIfen, OF
tit4s eifl Befule going 10 ttle#U University
ae attended 2doGahs school.
Ee Vas OF an annette bald and in.the
University ajtl.letics lid taken q promt-
TFIE RESOLUTIONS.
Below are tile resolutions adopted by
tbs iaw class at the University
sNaeee;as, 1t i.;ls pleased AIM gllty God
ii Ills minnie wisdom 10 take from our
midst at the very beginning OF his life
,5ilr5 friend and fellow student, Rufus Nor.
man Fa3brough, and
whereas Norman Yarbrough has en-
sdaarsd himself IN many Ways to all OF
~ whose friendship ne valued and es-
teamed and vi ii whose kindly and genial
sItIt i wasaa pleasure to@coine ~ con
e X
t:ttst: Therefore pe y r
Resolved, si3lat IN ms oesi1h We. - q
student body nave Inst q Ssaiuea anu q
worthy member, ana ,iail1 = lfl''iSisi,i'lts
& true ana loyial IRENE, oiis M.aose l3a -
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AG-At' t3.sil 81 CLASS.
-yIa Academic Class held a meeting
,-ester,iav morning aud adopted the fol-
.,,,.;,,.-#. resolutions.
i''m.i !, ia AIM cd
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Now, lhsie1.sfts. ~ iss'3.Ns ~ ~ ny
Members OF ne -Ns.-Sieilllc lass OF ,tis
University OF Nlrsli1la
First. ira in Els death we have lost
4 valued friend anelssa Beloved cornrace.
Second. Fiat We extend 10 his faf1iis
~. wa,.1,,.st sympathy in. their bereave-
vices in 5fttc.ltnO.lG.s ana shat a copy OF
ti,YSfa rrE:nlIftin.is bs SAINT 10 the family
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