The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
A Simple But Impressive.
Scene in Hollywood.
THE FAMILY OF
MONROE REUNITEDS
Wife and Dougl,ter Of the States
man Buried Beside His
Tomb.
AN ADDRESS is MADE
BY SENATOR DANIEL. e
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President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Sent Beautiful >FlowcrsM Many
Descendants Of the Great
Author Of the Monroe
Doctrine Accompanied
the Bodies Here.

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the Bodies Here.
The dust OF Mrs. Monroe and her daush- I,
ter, Mrs Gouverneur, were brought to Z
Richmond from Loudoun county yester- 81
day and laid TO final rest beside the bus
band ana father. President James Mon-
roe. In beautiful Hollywood. The cere.s
monies accompa nying the reinterment OF q
the dust OF the distinguished dead were 4
OF the simplest nature The burial ser- Y
vice Of the Episcopal Church was read: o
Senator John w. Daniel pad q tribute i
to the memory Of the celebrated author
OF the Monroe doctrine; a wreath Of laurel
and roses, sent by the President OF the y
United States and his wife. was placed on
the graves. and the crowd assem- led cana
away to leave the ashes Of parents and s.
daughter to rest on that beautiful slope \
in holywood until the grave shall give
up its dead.
It Is a lovely place where. sleep these
dlstns ulslleu cn.luien OF tneS o.1 s late. ~
The grave OF fresloent Monroe Is located
on u Knoll overcoming the James, The y
COdllllS VI WIlOSS ndtStS dS EkLSJ uoAa
sedwHrd over the bouluers tnat lrt 'L.isirS y
heads nlsn aQoveStha current makes o.er-Sg
nai mus,c, ul.l.s sea yesterday " llt e be-
voice OF the winds or autumn as they.ss
swept over the { brown has OF Cnester..
ltielu and TILED thes air with = he seIe 6Ia.s
nlInders that the WI lutet. ts at ha Gully
a few feet from the u rave OF Frealueus5 4
Monroe Is that iofs II esloent ~ yler., uns3
marked savesstor a slngle stone placed
there by the company " hcha owns a he ],
cemetery. And but q short distance over
tho brow OF the hill, and closer to the
roaring river. Is the grave of President.
Jenerson Davis. the ruler OF a {counIyss
storm of war. s X q
The Monroe Family. .E
The remains OF Mrs. .alonroe and AIrs.4l
iGouvernelrr were dsintc.red at Oak Hlll,,ss
In Loudoun county, Monday afternoons,
yesterday about noon. They We're an-
icompanied here by number of the de-sl
scendants OF Mr.. MonroeGand by Senator
Dane and Senator Martin and Reprss
sentative Lamb. The caskets containing
the remains reached Washington Tues
day night, The start from Washing ton i
was made at 7:4O o clock yesterday morn
Ing. The following is a list of the mem ~
bers Of the Monroe family aboard the I
trains: Il
Mrs. Marian Gouverneur. widow Of Sam
uel Lawrence Gouverneur. grandson OF
President Monroe; Mr. Henry Lee Heis-
kell, OF Washington: Hon., w. w. McIn-S
tyre and wife. of Baltimore; Miss Maud
Campbell Gouvernerr, of Washington;
Chaplain Roswell Randall Hoes, U. s.. NJ
and wife: Mrs. Hortenslan Rogers Mc-s
aIntyre, OF Bntimore; Miss Emily Craw-6l
ford johnson, Of Frederick, Md; Miss 4
Marian Gouverneur Helskell, Washlp gton.
y. c.; Miss Elizabeth Gouverneur Hets-
kell Washington. D. c.: DR., and Mrs
Master Gouverneur Hoes, Washington. p.
O.: G. L. Monroe. Vicksb.rg, Miss. 9th
ers In the party besides the two Senator'S
and Representative Lamb were Hon.,
Henry Fairfax, member of the Corpora
tion Commission, on WHOSE farm Mre.
Monroe and her daughter We're buried
Rev. Arthur s. Johns, rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church. Washington; Mr.. John
r. Hooper. superintendent OF Hollywood.
under whose supervision the exhumauon
OF the remains was made; judge. RI q Il
Tebbs. Of the County Court Of Loudo4n.
and representative of The Times-Dls-
patch 5s ss ss
Distinguished Party.
The tran with the remn, IS apoard waS
met at the Byrd-Stree Station by many
distinguished men and women OF this
municipal governments and OF several
patriotic societies. The gates at the BYRD
Street end OF the train shed were opened
and tho caskets We're placed In tha
hearses and the party passed through "a
the carriages without having to go
through the public station. The process
sion moved In the following order
Honorary pall-bearers--Lieu Gov-
ernor Joseph Z. Willard. United States
Senators John w. Daniel and Thomas \. +
Martin Hon. John Lamb. representing
the Third Congi ess,onal District; Hon,
Henry Fairfax, of tho Corporation Conl-
mission: Hon. Henry 7, Wickham, Hon.
John +. Ryan. Hon. w. b. Mcllwaine.
Hon. c. A. Woodward. Mr.. r. a, Brock.
Hon. r. NJ. Taylor, Mayor OF Richmond.
and Mr.. II, L. Cabell, president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce
Actve-Judge II. Garter Scott, Hon, C,
Y. Meredith, Colonel Archer Anderson,
Mr.. Thomas N. rutherford. Mr.. Gran-
VILE G. Valentine. Mr.. Thomas Atkinson,
Mr. e. q. Leigh. Jr., Mr.. A. Il. Williams,
Mr.. John Stewart Bryan, Colonel W.. Q.
SHELTON, Colonel George Wayne Ander-
son. Mr.. Levin Joynes and Judge John
II. Ingram
members OF the family, and then those
containing the representatives OF ina
various societies as follows:
The societies represented by the persons
named were the Virginia society. Sons OF
the American Revolution, Hon. Lunsford
i. Lewis, president; Virginia Chaptars
Daughters OF the American Revolution
Mrs, Thomas B. Lyons. OF ChsTlottesy.lis.
Virginia regent; commonWeaNn Cnap.sEs
Daughters OF the American Revolutloa.
Mrs. Warner Moore; Virginia HistortSa4
society, Mr.. w Gordon Mccahe. pretls
dent. ana Mr. W. G. Stanard, sAsyefafys f