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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
THE FLORAL. TRIBUTES.
Such Wealth of Flowers Has
a. Rarely Been Seen II ere.

Such a large and beautiful array Of
Il noral tributes and. flowers, has Sell
ety. ha sen essa u ln's
the grave OF General Fitzhugh Lee. AL
1 most the entire lchnncel space Of st. Paul's
u butes and great piles Of cut flowers from
4 all over the country. as VS.
These offerings came Y. from 4, all over
the family Of Presid lent Roosevelt others
Mcame from States. n orth and South and
many more from rganizatlons of every
s1riotic a as. societies Ola historical
nature, business 8organlza tons and asso-t
Citations and from individuals all over
Salosa
Il States. cities and citizens. veteran or
Egani2atiins and camps and kindred So
ition OF the people Of Richmond and other.
Al during the forenoon g and !, early atter;.
4 tori stood sentinel over the fiower-cov-
\ cred casket IN the church, At that hour.
& and retired quietly. q few minutes later
PARTIALLY, filled. and the widow. OF General
4 ACCOMPANIED BY ner son, Lleutenant Geo leo.
Mason Lee. entered quietly and was as
signed to a Few observed d, her Or
III funeral Sai
party to reach the church, Soon after
u church and after the military had passed
q and taken positions, the carriages con-
TX taining the active and honorary; pail
n bearers and representatives Of various
A organlzat tons drove up to the church and
aghtea ana entered The
n filled RAPIDLY until the smon,enI at which
dhe b Serg1 1iaa began when y was thor
Those. entering the church were at once
struck by, the pro fusion and rare beau
n tyE OF I'll the movers and floral tributes
q for sYeeter H and q -loveller have never
s graced "a scone Of any sort iR this city.
U Nature, 5rarest. sweetest products twined
I massed around the ca tafalnue on which
THE caske tSresten In the church. Direct
& ly} In front MAS a great Con federal to flag,
" In immortelles beautifull yI wrought In Its
+ design,S8A great star 0ffwhite flowers on
q ns,t green base A and with n smaller star
af!n}3Ted upon I he VIII lite rested to the east
of I he 8casket, a smal Ter Conf ederate flag
q In 4immortelles was pl aced to the west
y ofs..the bier an dtWo more were visible
4 IN lle OK tren,e Yves corner Of the church.
II imn,ense crown Of white flies and roses
Il suspended over the head Of the cAsket.
3. and net far away was n desig 81 repre-
%senting crossed ssabres, wrought In White
ii blossims on q dark ba OK ground, An enor,i
\ NOUS wreath Of pink roses to the West
& at the casket was another OF the more
d striking designs, dist Unstable even
t The ca a,s'RS Assooia Of the Army
( wreath Of beautiful Easter lilies, White
i ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05

formally entertained a few OF the d .stin-
funeral OF Con erai Lee at q dinner at the
Westmoreland5 Club i45 !a55i 45S5
Among t hose presen twere G overnor Ed
win yVnrflcld, s5 Of Maryland; 1--WE G enernl
Hayes, Major Niche, General u. I u. sLo-
max, Seniors Daniel and Martin. Ren--
lresentatiyess Swanson, outliall Flood ana
Ingram, Witt, General Charles ". a nder-
son, ColonelsE G Gorge Wayne "a nderaon q nd
j o. Lane Stern and the members sOf he
GOVERNORS staff. Congressman Swanson
and Lieutennnt- Governor Willard We're
like two chunls.s instead Of rival candi-.
dates for tho governorship. The occasion
was thoroughly Informal but very en- en-
joyable t4 t M s5 3g n 4,
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PUBLIC. i: OFFICES
n. WERE ALL CLOSED
Business Of Private Mature Also
Suspended in Lees
Town.

Practically no business, either Of q
public or private nature. went on In Rich
mond yesterday afternoon, offices, stores.
and business houses. having closed, that
Iii might turn out ana pay the last trlbu te
81 love and respect to the memory ssof
General Fitzhugh Lee. Ii d,
Under orders from the Governor and
Mayor, business was suspended in all
the state and city oftlces during the
day, and was not resumed IN the after.
noon or evening, Nearly al classes OF
business houses ana Gary y, Main VA and nd
O'Clock. and most OF them remained
closed during the entire afternoon, There
was practically nothing going on after
that hour. and the scenes down town dur
Ing the funeral hours. reminae one Of
Y stores banks. hotels and business
presented N scene Of sadness and OF
deepest sorrow, There was no htlarity
one Of recreation or pleasure. With
bowed. and uncovered heads. thousands
upon thousands of women and men stood
along aEa the lnG o. march ana 81 seemed
cessiOn passed In review. g 8sf i5ss
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SPECIAL SERVICE. VI
Daughters Of the G onfederacy.
Honor Lees Memory. 81

!, ,{sPeIlal 70 The Tlmes- Dispatch;)
L9NcHBpRG = E,;A MAJ, 4-Unae the
Daughters of the Confederacy, OF this city,
impressive memorial services were held
tAa ahiarn Soor raus
Tho vested choir OF the church rendered
appropriate musical select!ons and adj
acter Of the dead soldier BY Rev W. Dr.. j.
G. Reed. Rev. G. C. Werten hacker and
Rev. y. g. G. Butts, all OF whom are Cons
sided over 81 Rev. DIR. ohm ]. /. LLOYD,
pastor of Grace Memorial Episcopal
Church. who OBLIGATED in the absence OF
Rev.; James NJ. Owens. pastor Of st.
iPauls. !4 sis s5 a 44383Sa sa lf ~ ~
Mrs. Rhea, daughter OF General Lee.
who was a resident OF Lynchhurg some
Otey Chapter, She was the historian OF
the CHAPTER upon Its organ!za tion. d Nv
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Tolled the Bells.

y, Ispee q = tq The \, Times Dispatch, =,
OF Alexandra for General Fltz-
hugh Lee was publicly expressed with
this afternoon at q time Ecolncident with
slow tolling Of bells from the City Hall
and other points Throughout the city, and
by the drapery that shrouded the NUM-,
ans home on Prince Street was also deep-S
" clothed In crepe, II alt holiday was
observed in the schools this a fternoon.l
smith arrested tie 4s bells 70 BE- 'v sounded
at = o'clock. and thereafter they were
tolled at regular Intervals until late in
the, efternoon, An air OF sadness PER-
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Tribute Of Roanoke Daughters,

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
y ROANOKE. Vas May 4.--The following
resolp lions We're I adopted by William
.Confoderaoy Of Roanoke. Va, d a meet
ing "Wednesday: HI 5g ny s8 u, +, 4 q " S55}
Whorens, q loyal son Of Virginia. Gem
the entire country ESPECIALLY HIS own
Southland. moprns the loss OF his brave
soldie and honora BILE statesman, and i
feels the great loss caused BY hIs DEATH
forSto her. was given his. best service, both
In time OF war and u, time Of peace and
him in the hearts 81 ali Wlrgl nlans; be It.
l. Resolved; I; That I, this anization. the
WATTS GehaHpeT qnsa pavgh
Virginia Division, has learned with sqr-
row OF the death Of General Lee. and de-
sires to record this stimonlal OF Ito,
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brave soldier Of the confcderacy was his
appearance in the legislative hall of the
capital Of New England, the home OF
the first potent resistance to that In
stitution by which the Confederacy re-
solved to stand or fall. 81 Fsa 85{S N
That one of the last acts OF the cava-
lier's life should have been to clasp the
hand Of The Puritan in friendly grasp
seems q most fitting, as 1t was a most
dramatic, ratification OF a union that
can no longer be doubted.
The Lees Of Virginia were never ire
concilables; The great Confederate com
was more reluctant than almost any her
Southern leader to draw the sword. ss
(, !, :. The n, Lees fought. however. among the
the confidence and good will of his great
uncle. was one Of the brilliant cavalry
leaders on the Confederate side during the
war al e, -
/. Ait hough F1tzhugh Lee was i over borne
by Sheridan, the young Confederate cav
airy leader could boast that on more, than
one occasion he had watered his horses
in the Potomac 81 4
5a Among the bravest during the war, he
was among the most actively and per-
sonally loyal after the wal to the condi-
tons which he accepted by the surren-;
der at ApnOmattox.g and that he Should
have closed his & life with the glow Of
friendly ettng with men OF Massachu-.
sets still wa RIM In his heart, has not only
o. personal. but q distinctively national.
Significance. 43iI
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Fitzhugh Lee.
4 Nv ". A, PHEIoN

N 3t3fsgs a By w. "A. sPFIELON. 4
A soldier of two flags, he fought 5g
sin youth to aid the cause he thought
stood BY tho If q ba nner of3the south until
e. It's day dreams faded led In an endless
sUnmurmurlng. he took the lot Of war.
IL Defeat accepted. sou Oh. his quiet farm,
8$ The sword aside until the call to arm
Against a foreign foe aroused the fire lex
Which Apporna ttox damped. but did not
lsa t quench. Isl %
Tho nation which he once fought to de-.
v He aided now, and In Sin the Spanish
He camped, as soldier like a s when he led
His gray-clad ranks mid ntietam's dead
Warrior and pat lot. loved by North and
South 5st F9si RI l5{ 81.
a a nation 4 soul bows low to-day for
Rest with thy nam esake leader Of the
Fiji Sout H. a
Rest in thy glory loyal III thug h Lee
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Booths Pistol.

The Derringer pistol used by John
Wilkes booth In sassnating President
Lincoln Is In @ safe n tho Office OF the \,
Washington, having been In tho. custedy
ofithe Judge advocate general since, the
trial or tho eonspirators. This has been
adeiphla Of d pistol with which the crime
WAS said TO have been committed. The
purchaser wrote on 10 the War Depart
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"a
APR, 1905
Church. Washington: S & F n NJ 5s3g 8
q am shocked and Egrieved at the news res
sceved last night. You have our deepest SYM
e ocoex seh ra pHaSG fer Was say
~ 80 81" i Jos. E,Hw1LLARD. n
-. 4 1adanspG!!s 1 md Ae,,l p 1905
1nexpresstbly shocked. Close military asso-
WITH husband to
felt sympathy In hour Of your trial. Your
NJ RUSSELL B, HARRISON
II . New York April 20, 1905.
General 4, !, Fitzhugh Lee. Providence Hospital
Every member Of my, household feels a per-
sonal distress at your illness. May4fyou soon
be restored to health ~, y, 2, ]. u,
Boston, Mass, April 20. 1906,
Daniel Lee. Care Providence Hospital, Wash
4 The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com.
.pany express deepest sympathy and profound
s eAR IT ,}irH: 1HzHHR'
New York. April 20. 1905.
. MY families Join me in heartfelt sympathy
for you ana yours In your sorrow.
t55s NELLIE GRANT 81 sARToRIs.{ 4
i74s Church Street washinston:: NJ w.
ALaERoN sARToRIs,
Norfolk. Va; April, q, 1906.
General Litzhugh Lee. care Ma Joy Kean. Sur
g g 2; General Office Y s, Washington
Governors ana all here express sympathy
and deeply regret your Illness But hope for
live Ne can az anything for YOU oryour fay
committee 6" AfEs h aSs6sS 96ASsoa
y.t.h@ssss' A1 FssvdsSss 81 Aes 'p'2
q, Washington, ?; G.; u, =
lie sorrow, B Every living Confederate soldier
ans ana YAH s sH M ss asna
u ' 's''1 sTEPHEN p. LEE,
1'fSs ;ssrs E Ess Nssh,ssto he
the sympathy e the people sIas q A!exaudria
pAhD p1 zlsSsr,
New York, April %. 1906.
rshpsa se
81 New York. extend % you and Your family
sincere sympathy. Your loss "a. g snation'a
loss your grief our sou RHbH 1s'f sxRKEH.
Nj, 7, III AT Il Il HI q President,
Leeshurg,, Va, q, 1905.
honaeun ehapIer The paasSers
sst sympathy IN your aftlcslon and thal.
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RoxbuEry Visitors.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch) 8
Il ROxBURY;S4vA., May Il .--Charles City
was we'll represented at the funeral Of
General Fitzhugh9 Lee: among those who
tendance at the last sad rites. from this
place, were L. A. Marston, z. l.. Walker.
Il. A.. Waddlll. j, wv. tnsnn, g. II.
Ladd, and G. T., Hubbard. 5E
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a Square Deal.

After checking up the postmaster at
.Chanute, postoftlce Inspector recently
found tho postmaster "long" In his ac-
counts ! cent. He fired in a twelve page
report about IT, and In a few days the
postmaster received a check from the de-
partment mt Washington for the cent
kansas citE JournaL vi n az VI
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Of these were attended BY the military
surgeons, some OF whom left the city, II
was not practicable to secure q lis to; Oh
At one time vest day g fternon IN Iiol-s
gterment several persons " err down and
out from yarl ious causes. z Wos Or three
mem bers OF the Blues were temporarily
Sprostrated N by the n heat Il as were Il t yyo
members OF the SeVenty-first giment.
"a small boy was suffering from he kick
of a horse and was treated by3n dc tor.
itration# that z came 8,lIld err their aobserva-
2tion and "A atment. SS thousands, how
ever, suffered great d scomfort.
AZ There were feWsSa ccident IS Of any SORT
". of a trivial nature. d 5s95 n stg
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Resolution on Lee.

Especial to The Times DIspa tch) 333i
BOSTON, MASS, May 4.--1n the Massa-
chusetts House to-day Representative
HAYES, OF Lowell. offered a resolution on
CLING him as ono who had proved the
friendship between Massachusetts and
Virginia and for his services to the ma
tion. It is expected that the resolution
will be generally adopted and a n engrossed
copy sent to General Lees family.
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.Hierarchy Of Catholic Church
Decides for Gree ter Attention iii u
to 81 lack B other. ~
]. EsT ii 3 LI 81; BUREA u /
This !. Will Il Have Charg ST This
Branch Of the w 81 ~ "a
ton on Church Music. iS
from Our Re ulara ( Correspondents,

(From Our Regular Corrcspo lent 5
yVAsH1NGToN.SR5D 2. G.. VI Nj 1. The
hierarchy OF the Catholic Church az
America was IN session for several hours
at the Catholic University to-dey. These
meetings are always private, q but a N y ssi
learned that val dous ma tiers Sof IN terests
Ito theI Church In this country were q is
ScussedA Not the least imp ortant OF these
was the decision reached to pay greater
attention to tho rel gious needs Of 8s the
negro TO this end q It was determined
4 to establish AZ this city: a. bure in
4 charge OF distinguished priest. ~ hlchfS
shall haveFcharg Of this branch q the
work Of the Church. This bureau will II
have Sjur!sdiction over the bureau HRof$
negro mission ~ sss I'D
a4ss The proper care and religious training
OF deaf mutes was discussed u and T was \
the sense Of the body that tho Church
should Increase its efforts TO Instruct
the class of5unfortunates In the $tenetss OF Y
religion.
NIonsignor Kennedy, rector Of tho Il
American College at r ONE, was I'D ded to
tho list Of canonistsl to eprese ll t 81 tlle
American branch OF the Church on the d!
commission now engaged IN codlf 6 y hes5
Church laws, 4s3' FL
The body took no action on the subj ct
x OF church music which has been dis
Ecusscd a great deal or late. II Is not as
known that It took &C ton on the q ues- II
+ ton Of an nd ditlonal American rdinal.
There has beenftnlk Of this for years. but
the Pontiff has never app Jared to be al VI
Ill favorable to the sugg estion. Arch
bishop Ryan. of Philadelphia. has been IN
mentioned us most likely to be invested ID
withithe red hat in case Of the creation NJ
Of another cardinal for the Church or Z MS n
country. There may be some slgnlh ca'nces
IN tho fact that he said to-day he would HI
sail on tho thirteenth Of this month for "
Rome, to pay his respects to Pope Pius.
whom he has never seen. He vii 4 tess
accompanied by Rt. Rev. Eugene A.
Garyey, bishop Of Altoona. and Monsignort Z.
Kennedy, who Is nov. In this coun
Cardinal Gibbons presided at the meet
ing. Tho archbtslhops present included
York; Ryan, OF Philadelphia; lreland. OF a
st. Paul; Keane. of Dubuque, III z
There was short session OF the board d
Of trustees OF the University to-day
There wns no matter OF public interest
acted on or discussed. 50 far as can be
learned. }55 y
1t is announced that Professor Nc
Cabe, who graduated 4 at Harvard last
year, and Is now an Instructor in the
University OF Dublin, Will become q tea chs
ing fellow In political economy In the
faculty OF the Catholic University Of
America next year. HI X Az I'll
IL Rev, Maurice Marie IIassett. SIT. D.,
instructor In church history, will "a We
In q few days to take charge OF the 4
Cathedral at Harrisburg, Pa,
Thai editor Of
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Bedford's Tribute,

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
BEDFORD CIT y Az May 4.--Durins
the hours for the funeral obsequies OF
General Fitshughl Lee all public places
Of business and the schools were closed,
out Of respect for n tho illustrious vlr-f
gilman. gS} h Ss ti 4its{{ ttfsat f$
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The Funeral March.

The funeral march composed by Mr.
jacob Reinhardt for General Lees fun-t
eral was played by request OF Mrs. Lee
as the body was borne from the church
This beautiful composition will be played
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
/ AS BOSTON SAW HIM. &
Globe Has strikingly Apprecia-.
tive Editorial on Fitzhugh Lee.

The BOSTON Globe OF Nav LIST has a
stIikinglly appreclatlye and sympathetic
editorial on g snera Fl tShug h Lee. @ Il 5
cedIns General Fitzhugli LEGS dealt, must ~
have peculiar sug gestlon. Quite the last
significant ncident IN the career OF this
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esteem for. one worthy ef the affection or
d nation, for whether lighting Meath the
stars and bars, or under the stars and
stripes, he was true TO every trust PLAYED
Resolved. further, That as a Confeier-
ate ma joy general he was true to what he
deemed the right; as the highest official
and whether welding the. sword or per.
forming official 4duty for his country, he
was a worthy represent ative Of the Union.
lions be spread upon the records OF this
chapter, and that a copy OF the same be
forwarded to the grief-stricken family,
ipathy I. a z. !, J, !. !, 80, !
{ 81 55tls a MRS. JOIfN5II. NORRIS,
i III ifss MRS; j.. A1sLf1iI WATTS,
MISS EDv1R.AS a. JONES.
+, The veterans camp VIII meet Monday
night and will pass suitable resolutions
upon the death Of General Lee.
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n Brigadler- G eneral w. p. Roberts. of
North Carolina. the youngest brigadier
in the Confederate service, commanding
a cavalry brigade, reached the city at
noon yesterday to attend General Lee's
funeral, and was assigned to duty as an
honorary pail bearer. }3 & sS@5 "
General Roberts and General Lee were
intimate during and even since the war.
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THAT excellent and centrally located
brick residence. No, 2dl, at the corner4of
Cary and Second Streets, will be sold this
evening at $50 o'clock by N. Nv, Bo~e
end Son. IA 55 Us
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Number Of Heat Prostrations,

#I While the smiling skies That nFtthed
over Garth yesterday were welcomed by
thousands. the sunshine was accompanied
5tby a rise IN the temperature that was
very oppressive to persons on the march,
Ing on The members Of the, military COM
imaands. and many Of them suffered great
discomfort on the march and while
standing In the, sun awalting the move
after the long march. There were sew
eral ternpofrwF prostratoRs fsaia Ssyt.i
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IN TENDER SYMPATHY.
State Officers and Distinguished
People Send Mrs. Lee Messages.

r. The following kilograms OF sympathy and
coincidence, in addition to- those already print
ed. some OF which were8sen before General
Lees death. have been received by Mrs Lee:
t # richmond, a.. :, rril ~. le'J. sE
Mrs. Fltzhugh Lee Proiluence Hospital. II ~
q Church. Washington 4f3 RAJ isE s433ss 5sf
Accept my deepest sympathy. All Virginia
!nourns with YOU in your loss. Nothing but
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profound sorrow at the loss OF Virginia. dis a
stinguished son. -. 3 V * 2, u, ~
,SjS "a ri Nj s3IEsglg h IN President
Gadsden.F Ala. April o. 1905,
5a'rs c.! General F'tshash Lee washington 4
Emma NINA sensom Camp. No. & 275. Y. c. ".
tenders deepest sympathy Z, =, g q, !, M
Little Rock, Ark, a pril % 1905.
General p. NJ. Hays Hotel Chaplin Washing
Profound sympathy to Mrs Lee. Concur
rent & re solutions OF legislature adopted and
both houses adjourned In his respect Letter
III 3 Il $. a H., NoWL1N.
I'M Lcesburg, VA, May 2. 1905 5
Mrs Fitzhugh Lee. II r richmond, Va: a5 9339
Clinton Hat cher Camp. confede crate Vet-S
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" IN y WSdI;h ,s,iant Commander ''e
,,rs nss ss1s M. en sy c ssSs
The Mary Curtis Lee Chapter, u. D. G.
of Alexandria & 3, tenders most sincere SYM
.'1l1 MRS ~. r. ,zlMMERMANN.S sS3
MIS- MIS- l 1ea1R15 LIE MnR RF69R;
5i y IN "a Committee.
IL, al. " sss
The S'ye Clinton Hateher Camp Of Louaoun
synst " FOR YOU in this. your dreadful Sc
Sreavement and to assure you OF our indy
rs e 'oye 4 e ~ A0''' N1s0a: IL WHITE.
& 5i5 ~ Al Commander
I'll III n II. New York. May l.. 1906.
Mrs General Titzhtgh, Leo. Richmond. Va !,
hears Which IN vs
III. H. r.. DOUGLASS. ss
indianapolis. md, May l. 1905. q
Mrs Fltzhugh Lee. cars Major J. Z. y, Kean,i
l74s Church Street Wsh!ngton, p; 6, U
.s sa ssxe our i hesrts sy
HAVANA. April 20. 1905.
Major Niche, Washington:
b Please convey my expression Of deepest con-
Sdolence % AlE ' 50 A''u $3.50 =" 'GsARBoNEIL.
Atlanta, Ca, May !. 1905.
Mrs Vitzhugh Lee, Richmond. Va. . IA
H. Be assured you and yours have tho heartfelt
sympathy th MrE Erea serGR e
Mrs, James Jackson, President
Jl5S III Staunton VA May /. 1905.
Mrs El,zhugh !. Lee. care 1T Ellysoni' Rich
The Jefferson Davis Monument Association
and Its president send tender sympathy IN
{souF Nn SH, IIoTGHKIss3 MCCULLOUGH
MRS s. II, MCCULLOUGH. *
Nawburg, N. III. April 20, 1905.
Mrs Fitzhugh Lee, Washington, p, C.: HI
at WIZ - = - Ill G. IIAsBRoUIt,
Drigader-General,44s
The following telegram came TO the Times
Ate'Ats'' fittsburg, Pa, May 8. 1905. Ell
Times Dispatch Richmond. Va: AZ !. q
itohert j. Lee Camp United Sons con &c
crate Veterans, Pittsbnrg, irmembeEs Win
ioVeS and gratitude the soldier, statesman,
ss''I' ~ is's''9' Il" II. n, aLTsB,
8i Vi 81 FL Commandment.
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illness prevents my presence at the bier
OF your illustrious husband. i5
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Youngest Brigadier-G General.

the Sunday evening service at st. Paul's
h a
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Mr., u, u. BAIRD, city editor OF the. Roanoke
Tlmes. was here yesterday to attend General
Lees funeral, ~ AK 8s 5s si s5s
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THE FAvoRiTE ROUTE TO RALTI.3
"A MoRE,THE N ORTIZ AN q T HE EAST.
York River Line. Leave Richmond
daily except Sunday 4:2o j, A.; arrive
baltimore 800 A.. NJ, connecting wit n
trains for Philadelphia, New York and all
points north and east. Low rate ex-s
;cursion tickets now on sale daily. n,
G. w. }yvESTBuRY.
ID. II. a., $40 East Nam Street.
Richmond. Va
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Little Rock, Ark, April 20 1905.
General 2. NJ Hays, Hotel Chaplin, Washing
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N There were hundreds or other exquisite
designs. sent by individuals In this and
other cities, and many from a distance.
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Mrs, F!tzhpgh Lee, Washington.g ~. C
Of New York. Il extend 70 you and Your family
sincere sympathy. Your loss Is a mai ION q
loss; your grief our countrys sorrow:
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slli i New York. April 20. 1905.
Mrs. FitzhMgh Leo. washington. ?, G.;
N MY families Join me in heartfelt sympathy
for you ana yours In your sorrow. { F'.iit 7
i5F5 f.S MI NELLIE GRANT 5SARTORIs.