The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-25
Pathetic Scene.

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Pathetic Scene.
lust behind the cnlsson was a rider
less horse drapcd in mourning with pool -
and spurs fastened IN the reversed > ~ VI
8,ups OF the saddle ri III, .$4
'rhis was a pathetic picture, ana ll are"
8viyldly 10 tho attention OF all thht inc N !,
great cavalry leader had led MS MS 3's5'
earthly cha rye. s..
Besides the local companies q tl'e =,
o,,ie,h eeirneiit, "a companies from Pc
tersburg. ,ynchb,irg, Frederlcksp..,s !, ~
5charlottesville we're In the processl on as as
were also the tiowtzers, under captain
5lym5E n. Myers, and the Blues under Nj :
a. 4 s. 1, Chea twood.l. r. f. Lee camp can!
t,,rnea Eout serenty-one men In UNIFORM
"a honor the memory OF their dchd Cplil1
~ ia and they stood the march ap l'
entity without fatigue. I, /, \
6 ,rhos state Officers who attenuea y Wy Wy
funerai we're Governor Monlasue,f ~ ~
,ar, ~ ,,,ed by members OF his staf17
: a,,te nnnt- c;ov1<nor Willard, ttorneS-
General Anderson. Librarian .. -. !, Nh ts'l,
ncrly. Auditor Marye. Secretary ~, 4 !. = .
Fg Fl eston, Colonel John 5 9. H' - raa,.
en- s,S = second Auditor John c.. Dew Dew;
s su,l, :, soncr Koiner, Adjutant- General
No,ia public Printer Davis Bottom, ron,
= = Trrlcston and Senators " boya
CO :. Of Mathews and Lewis Fl. hlacnneli'
When the cere monies at the grave were
onGsd n salute was fired and the n '1'iie
tary dsbanded.
The Pall-bearers.
rha I'm where Governor OSFeIrhii
-. : h,,ricd is in the new portion OF iiol-
Ivwood. and is not a great distance TN ,a.
- ~ era eva "a .of his distinguished comraoe
end friend, General Fitzhugh Lee, %pe 'l.
IA the northeast OF the Lee sectlot'' i
were the pall-pearers' -, /.
Actiyo-W. 8. Copeland =. r. -G, :, a.
terman Judge r. carter 49, oous.' 1Treds
- pova u, w. Rountree. colonel h .,.
NJ 90, ~ nts Colonel G. Percy Halves, Geh-
eral Charles J. Anderson. So.
: acknowledgements Montague, seh J,
~ N1ohn ", DaMc, Senator Thonl =
JnTartin. Congressman Claude q, SWANSEA -.
s1'annras sman John Lamb Judge James
1xa,th Judge Beverly II. Crump.. Juase
1rdn,,nd yYaddill. Mayor Carlton McGal-
nv" Judge s. b. W9tt, Joseph !. o 7i,,,a
Iohn p, Branch. General A. - =! .3i'i r,,a
Judge George l., Christian ~ y. : .sI,,,,a1
gov, Colonel John s, Harwoou, S Ma or
archcr Anderson. DR.. s. Galeski MAJOR y
nahart stiles Or. George Ross W. u.
T,tyrcrald, George schoen. GeorRe
schmelz. Robert s. Chambcrlayne, = on ~!
s S"Junce IT, 9. Valentine. Thomas p
MICA dams, Charles Y. Meredith. oosep.,
It. Lawless, Judge John II. ingram at''
DR.. G, Watson James B
Lawyers to Act.
Tbe following detail from Lee camp
o,tanded the funeral, beside the my
odd members who wcre in the military iiN1i'
procession; 1,o 90
1I,leutenant- Commander James LASS.
Charles ]. Anderson. u. J. Bosher, sJa.ieN
~. Gray, w. M. Evans, w. 3, Llgntau t's
Joseph w. Thomas and John A. Gurt. TITS;
The bar OF the city OF Richmona W. NJ
meet this afternoon at o'clock. IN the
rooms OF the Bar Association, In the Clly
Hnll, to pass suitable resolutions GOV
corning the late Ex-Governor ,,.,,
All praotlcing attorneys OF the c'ty
are requested to be present,
Mr.. Cleveland Wires,
Former President Grover Cleveland. pc
tween whom and Governor O'F'errall there
had long existed g. warm personal ana po 70
lItical friendship, wired Mr., Charles =
O'Ferrall, Jr,, as follows yesterday:
Buzzard's Bay.,l Mass, sept. 141n'
Charles II oFerraI, Jro Rchmond;
am Intensely orIefsed to learn o. the
death Of your father, The State OF We
alnIa has lost brave and upright cltl'
zen, whom | was dellghted to call my
friend, (SIaned)
| ''t i5as }6s GROVER CL EVElANO.a K