The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-15
FUNERAL. OF
AN0BLE MAN
Major Randolph Buried from
Cathedral This Afternoon.
COMRADES II ON OR HIM
Veterans Of Lee Camp. Soldiers Home,
Business Friends and Hundreds Of
Those Who Knew Him VIII
Il. III 1! Attend the Services, Is

The funeral OF Major Norman v.
Randolph will take place this afternoon
ut q O. clock from st. Peters Cathedral,
conducted by Bishop "a. Van do Vyver,
assisted by Fathers Bowler and Magri,
The service Will be tho occasion Of a
great outpouring of the people. For
many years Major Randolph was iden-
tilted with large sphere Of tho clty's
life. He was prominent in business, and
there was nothing which concerned the
Confederate soldier and any allied cause
which did not find him III the forefront
Of the enterprise. Every Confederate
orgu nization In the city and the veterans
Of the Soldiers Homo, which owes hts
very existence to Major Randolph, VIII
attend.
THE P4AIIl.- b BEARERS.
Tho pall-bearers will be-
JIonorary-M Andrew ]. Cava-
nauGh, George Watt, Paul Sewers, Theo-
Edore Which. OF Now York; Robert
Lccky, dr. Charles r. Willis, John S.
| Elicit, S. IT. lIawcs, Frank y. Sutton.
| Joseph NJ Fourqurcan. G. F. i. But
gwynn, j D. Mclntire, Virginius Newton,
General Eppa IIunton, Joseph Bryan,
| Edgar p. Taylor. w. Ben, Palmer, r.
Carter Scott, DR.. Stuart Mcguire, DR..
William A Lee DR. ShacklerDru and
| washington Taylor, Of Norfolk, va.
Activc---Mcssls. II. ]. Boshcr, John Muir
ply. j. w. Thomas. James T. Gray, y.
". pegram, T. r Pollard. z Laughton,
and G. H.. Baughman. These gentlemen
are all members Of tho Ice camp ool-
| diers' Home Board. &
IRON r. IL. Leo Camp the following
detail has been selected: Messrs. Charles
c. Scott ID. a. Brown. Jr.. a, Q Jones
Charles j. Anderson, a. j., Phlll ps. SWi'
liam p. Smith, ], Taylor l1llyson enc
| George i. Christian
DEVOTED TO LEE CAMP.
The employees of the Randolph fapel
Rox Factory will attend in a body ant
seats will be reserved for them. 3. =
Leo Camp. among whose melnhers nom
was more useful than he. VII attend u
a body, besides sending the speciai &c
tail Probably tho chlefNlove or Nlalo
Randolphs life, outside Of his tamil,
attachments. was ms devotlon 10 Le'
camp. He breathed his last as the Cam
vas beginning Its regular session but {
few squares away, 81
While his comrades We're answering
the evening roll-cal one of the mos
beloved OF their number answered Here
at another meeting OF Confederate sol
ders, where Lee and Jackson and Stuar
4 and n grSat host of others whom the pass
ing soldier had loved and followed als'
answered Here"
Lee Camp has been called TO meet q
3.l5 at the hall. all members to wear thei
gray and to march from the hall TO tn
cathedral Tho veterans OF tho Hom
will attend in a body and seats VIII be re
served for them. The Daughters OF tn
Confederacy have resolved TO attend n
an organization and all members are re-
ulested to meet at 3i5 at the Cathedral
The Junior Hollywood Association vii
also meet at the same time and place t.
enter the church together.
4 VERY SIMPLE SERVICE.
The service will be simply the rltua
of the Catholic Church Oh such occasions
Bishop Van dc yyyer Will not make a.
address. The interment VIII be made II
the Randolph section in shockoe Gene
tery. After the brief conmittal service
also conducted bS Bishop Van de W. er
, a salute will he fired by the llowtanrs.
/ The business organizations with wnicl
Major Randolph was most closely identi
!. fed met and adopted httlng resolutions o
regret. EXPRESSING also the high esteem
, they lad for Major Randolph as bust
ness man ard gentleman The director
Of the old Dominion Ruildne and I.oa
Association. ~ which deceased was vice
Npresldent, met at noon This !s the frs