The Washington times., 1903-05-04
Funeral Cortege.

The cortege was formed as follows:
Platoon OF mounted police.
Marshal and aides
Brigade Band, ID. Q y. G.
First Battalion and Second Battalion,
D. c y. G.
Regiment Of High School Cadets.
Separate Battalion, High school Cadets.
The military escort commanded by
Lieut., Col. Burton r. Ross.
Honorary pallhearers.
Active pallbearers.
The remains OF the late Governor Shepherd.
Relatives Of the deceased.
The Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia.
Representatives OF the Association Of Oldest Il,
Inhabitants.
Former associates of Governor Shepherd in the
corporation of Washington and tire
District government
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Detail District Fire Department,
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Representatives Of the BatoIyilas Mining
Company.
Delegates from Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church.
Representative OF the Columbia Historical
Society
Board Of directors OF the Washington Board
of Trade
Delegation from tho Business Mems Association
Representatives Of various citizens associations
The general public
Twelve members OF the National Rifles Of 1861
FlIraded a guard OF honor and ACCOMPANIED
The remains, SIX marching on each side OF the
hea-se.
While the eortege was forming the
family returned 20 the station and en-
tered the four carriages assigned to
them. The members of the former. gov
eminent We're under command of DR..
Pardon. assisted by Col. NJ. Emmett
Urell Col E b. Townsend. DR.. Frank
lin P. Howe, Matthew Trimble. and A.
Hart. There were about forty of the
members Of the former government in
line. About 100 members of the Old
est Inhabitants Association followed
The business Mems Association was
Represented BY the following gentlemen:
William F. GUIDE. president; f. X. Ray
mond. first vice president, James F.
Oyster, second vice president; c. H.
syme, general counsel; H. F. Woodland
associate counsel; o. G. Staples. treas
urer: Barry Buckley, secretary; r. p.
Andrews, Chaplin Brown. John DOYLE
Carmodv, J. H. Crawford. ". ". Danen-
hover, f. H. Droop, William Hahn.
Thomas G. Hensey. Y. Baldwin Johnson.
Charles Jacobsen, W. S. Knox, Wilton
J. Lambert. Allison Nailor. s. c. Palmer
Z. G. sehafer. !. P. Shoemaker. B. F.
saul, L. n. Saunders, and Thomas f.
Walsh.
Civic Bodies Represented.
Committees from various civic ssso-
Citations were also in line. there being
the president and executive committee Of
the Board of Trade, the Brightwood
Park Citizens Association, represented
by the following: Frank J. ,Metcalf. WI
liam McClayton, DIR. George f. Helnecke
w 5. DetwiIer, ". s. Torbert, Edwin H
Perry, the Rev / j. smith. George II.
Preston, James ". Baird. William
Thomas. W 5 Walsmith. ". R. Van
Horn. A. N. Coudra, Homer smith. and
John p Richie
Nearly all of the other associations
in the city had representatives in the
line. and the former officers Of Governor
Shepherds militia were commanded by
Major Frederick S Hodgson.
In a carriage with a reception com
mittee vas John Wier. a special repre-
sentative OF Gov. Louis Terragas.
o. Chihuahua, who came here from
Mexico with the body
Several OF the special committees were
in carriages, but the majority were on
foot.