The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
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Lee Camp Veterans Assemble Assemble
3ins Annual Memorial Service SET pit 1eIs
n 3s.s az Their Hall
US! oF EARS \. DEAD y .

Tender and Beautiful sPaiicgyrics!
From the Hearts II. ST heir. .i..I0
Comrades. I VI
SsI.ee Camp Of Confederate Veterans, n 9.
" last hight mad Its annual memorial SER t.
VIDE whicl, tributes liBn'at1y eases eases
tender and 81 beautiful. were offered ny
iEcomi.ales Is their lately deceased bretl,-
rem. 'heao tributes lille n !! several
cases more Or less cxtonpola were ir'
\ chnract By a spontanelty that gave
them foroesand beauty The death roll 5of
the past5year Is a long one, md the q ~ y
scnres of 10 many familiar faces around
tile camp fire gave moro than u t
$solenlnity$to tho occasion. The 4 rela tivcs yes
LOT those Einen1oralizcd were ll8inany cases
|rreser,t ai,d were vlsibly touched by the
graceful expressions OF "a tho appreciate lion
of tlelrEdep loved on es. "a
MA One OfSthe features Of the o occasion Wnsj
thnRmuslc BY d choir OF mixed voices, reli-I
$dering appropriate seectioils,8 and with
EwhichStheFeuogc were interspe Tbs
officer &tnnd several speakers
made graceful references to- the move
flnetit.. II rs
II The Siexercses were opened by 4Actln
Commander Morgan, " no u briefly stated
$the$4natu res Of 2sthe gathering VI fters tho
iohoir had sung "Americu." COMMANDER
iNforgans Introductory. words were Well
Chosen and earnestly delivered. Il N ~ III
Rev. n Landoll r. eason, =. IA p, chair
man ofs the Memorial Committee, assumed
charge d the programme. The roll call
4 Oft he ~ dead members during the year
1901 was then lad . djutant$ hylor
StrnttOnE calling the list. III s \, lfs
flowing are the names Of the recent
dead: 8 IS ifs 4, Al "a "a III
William ii, laon, captain Company r,
Twenty fifth Virginia Battalion "a 1nfnn-
try 5gS j3S 8s55 Il. III
BJohn Addison, seventeenth Virginia IN
Robert 81 Bosher Second Company,
Richmond Howltzers. s 33.S
julien Bnford, Otey Battery Thirteenth
Virginia Battalion, Light Artillery.
u pshur ass, Company " First Nir-
tginn# Infantry III i2 t4
affi elias e hesterman, Company a, |. For
Sty-slxth& Virginia Infantry. s3
DR. + l,cts T. Fry, surgeon, Sixteenth
North Carolina Infantry. Il. rs AK 3s @
IL W. NJ Hannn, First Maryland Art,l-
:lerY. HI E
g N; 8. I,eldy Company g, First virginia
ccreery, First com,ppsa ~, Rich
.mond HI witzers. 81
ohm I, I. M Kenna, r edmond zHowltzers,
First Company ~
j.. W. oseley !, Company =, 4iTwenty-first
Virginia infantry.
8 H ". Miller, Confederate States En-
glneers. S@5 5 RS,
confed
James 2: Yller: nba7ny q Nlnth Viz
i ~. J. sullvan Company "A, Ninth5lAla-
bana nfantry. Ss bg IN 555E
I CT !. .s Thornton Company b, II Twenty !
fifth Virginia Battalion Infan try, ssgs 81 # |
AZ Tuck, Company 4, Fifth Virginia
Cavalry. 854 Il Us
T ender$ Tributes.
The memorial to W. II. a. lison5 was de-
livered by Captain John "A. curtis.@who
stated that dino Know him lpriorstcS |
The war, but that he was " member Of |
Lee Camp was SUFFICIENT testimony that |
his record was one OF n honor. He had
lived and dcd3 with a Carmen worn un-
spotted. 5ft M
Colonel Morton Ma rye paid the tribute
j
Olson, whom he }cl1aracterized asa man
Of tile highest character, dTllgentE In every
duty, faithful ,toEeYers' trust /. modest 5andst
gentle. In wareand In peace he wore the
white flower OF IA stainless life.
Ii Ex-J Judge, George LII Chrlatlans paid the
tribute OF the camp to r. s.! b osher lie [
referred to Captain Bosherias one Of the
mobiles OF, the. heroes Of the Lost Cause
and az the best soldier he had ever Knowns|
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He spoke OF thogbeautys OF Mr.. Bosher's 1
andSclosed with n beautiful
poetic tribute, E entitled "A Charncter,''El
descriptive ofSsjustS the I'll type OF I he de-
ceased lie referred to the fact that Mr.
Bosher died Just q year a go last night M
q Mr. c.. G. BaughTan offered the eulOgy [
Of julien Binford, giving the stilnony3)
of one who knew him III every rr!ctlonl
OF life. No man In the Otey Battery
failed failed to love Julien 9, lnford wg'hooso
sunny temptramsntaa nd sweet songs en-
deared him to all y He had left the hcrl-#|
tage OF n clean life. III AZ III
aE&djutant J.%Taylor@ Slratton offered uS T
voluntary tribute to- Nv. lJpshurs Bass.
The speaker declared that lie paid trlbutcSI
to one whom he loved living and mourned |!
dead. He gave n briof summary Of the +
military service the d ecelscd, lilnd cons
mended his private i Re. q All
.FSine !Dlites3tos lJal!alS SNncSlernanl
WIS pnid by f,omEtde B. M. Palham.A wllnI
briefly sketched the military service Of,
the young R6ldier,g'and then his long and
honorable cureerRns r. citizen and journal
list, and commended him especially for
having created Stbe Confederate column |
In the Times.D tspalch.
Two Brave HoWitzers,
n The culogy!of I,r.1 Francis III Fry was
brief, tho speaker assigned being unable /
to he present. pr, Mason described himll