The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-05-04
Cen. FITzHUCH Lee
funeral frOmSt. Pau'S Church,
Richmond, Thursday at
2 O'clock.
BISHOP RANDOLPH AND REVS.
TUCKER, MASON AND BARN
WELL TO CONDUCT
SERVICES
IMPRESSIVE MILITARY PAGEANT-MANY DIS
TlNGUISHED MEN AND CONFEDERATES TO
BE IN LINE. ETC.

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Every department of the government
NH be- represented. national. Stat and
municipal. civic aud military. and prac-
ticallv every military. orgarzatiOn M
the Commonwealth WI pa~tlcipat' ~
the pageant
Many members of the he family Will
be- pre- mt. OF the immediate family all
save two Will att nd the funeral, and
thos,, two are First Lieutenant tzhugh
Lee. L. ;. army. and Mrs Brown (nee
L.,l at sea Ell rout, To the Philippines
Ii isnot know i whether Gen. q. ". Cus-
lis Lee will be- able 10 att nd. but Cape
Il. +. Lee. another son of Gen. Robert
f.. I.a,. who resides IN hing N''ham
county. W v be present. as " Col Rob
ert zee. third. son of the late Gen. W. II.
Il. OF Fa'riaX; Capt Dan NJ. Lee OF
Stafford. brother ofthe q 'ner'' . W e. and
daughters. and many other of the lie.
Mason and Dorsey ian'''es.
BEAUTIFUL SERVICE.
The iuneral - ICES proper WI take
pla % from st. Paul'S Church, Right Rev.
\. VI. Randolph. Bishop. officiating.
assist 81 hy Rev Beverly ID. Tucker.D.D..
No..ol Rev. Laudon K. Mason. D. D..
Redmond. apd Rev. +. +. Barnwel,
Richmond. The 81, ir.WN be- supple and
beautiful.
Almost an of the surN N.ng Cor'cderui
generals of Nirginiaand many prominent
ex-Coniederat - VIII be- present. The old
ar,iv Jackets w. ~ be- well represent 81.
The vet rms of K. L. Lee Camp Soldiers
Home " ~ att nd the .dnera as a body.
There win b. present also a. many a.
possible oi the officers of the Grand
Camp of Nirs MIA. {. '.
Representatives from other stat
Grand Camps and from the |. ;. army
and from the L. : and Cor'cderat'
navies and Spanish war veterans WI he
"a line.
The State of Nifg LA VIII be- rpm
sent d 10y practice y evelf state officer
and many employees
one OF the prttiest trlbut - 10 be- pald
the memory of Gen. Lee Will be by the
cf 'dren of the public schools OF Rich
mond led 10y the high school pupils.
Ia n child. and there are thousands OF
them. VII br'ng one flower and place 1t
ON the casket.
IMPRESSIVE PARADE.
The parade OF the military viii en-
brace at least thirty companies. (which
twenty-riue are ipfant.f and One artll-
lei,. the entire Seventeen ReI ment OF
lp'antIy. the entire Seventy-tirst Res
ment OF In'antl =. twelve companies each.
Observation-Disclosures Joseph T.. vii
lard. president of the Senate OF Virginia.
has desienat ii Hon. g. e. Haunan.
OF Richmond; Henry T. Wickam, OfHan-
over. aud William r. Mcllwape. OF Pc
: rsburg. TO represent that branch of the
General Assembly, and Hon. John +.
Ryan. of LOudOun. Speaker ot the House
Of Deegat ~. WI designate thr mem
beis of that body to represent the state
/. ,gislature at the funeral. The Virginia
judiciary will be- represented by the Su-
preme Court of Appeals
The members ofCOngress from Virginia
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cessiOn az representatives Of the |. >.
government.
Acting Governor J. +. Willard. ex-ottI-
clio acting commandments. assemblies
ffe m ilitary Ontlis occasion, but AZ soon
as they have been ass embed, evil turn
over the command TO the chief marshal
| Colonel Charles 7. q Ferrall. eX-GOyer
nor. who will have command OF the men
Until dismissed.
THE BCMNL SPOT.
Lieut. ,naut-Govelho Wizard, SEER
tary Of the Commonwealth d. z. E2g'e-
ston. join W. Richardson. super'1ten-
cent Of e.Ounds aud buildings OF the
| ltla f.F btt
suot where Gen. Lee ! be- buried. Mrs.
Lee and her daughter are pleased at the
selection made by tie commit -, than
which no lOvelier one can he found
around Richmond.
Some time ago Gen Lee said to Mrs.
h ,, Il hope when my end comes, ! may
be bun ed IN Hollywood. overlooking
James River, where the never ending
Sound OF the wa r VII be my lullaby
St Parrs church WI be- draI ID both
inside aud outside.
At two O'Clock the great pipe organ
" II sor1d the grand not Is Of Beethoven :
,Ineral march.
PALLBEARERs.
The follow NJ is the list of pa bearers:
Active-W. r. Dabney, Barton II.
Gr,ndy and Robert Nnittat. from the
Board of Aldermen; Gilbert X. Pollock.
Robert lie Masurier and join J. Lynch.
from the Common Council; j. b. POindex-
r. and g. S. Wray, from the Richmond
Howitzers Capt. A. Tyler Brock and
Lewis Brander, rom the Richmond
Light Iptantry Blues; Sergeant Norfolk,
of Company {. and Sergeant Specne, OF
Company b, representing the SEVENTEEN
Req ment of Infantry.
Honorary: representing the City Gov
eminent of RichmOnd-MayOr Carlton
Mccarthy. W. NJ. Turpin, president OF
the Board Of Aldermen; X. l.. Peters.
president of the Common Council; COlW
L. Cutshaw, City Engircer; alderman
John L. Satterfield and Councilman IL.
K. Pollard, Jr.
RE. Lee Camp No. l, c. V.-Gen.
Charles J. Anderson, James Vass, DR.. C..
W. u. Brock, of the medical service;
Joseph W. Thomas, cavalry; Judge
George L. Christian and Captain Thomas
Enett, artillery; Captain J. +. Phillips
Infantry, and Captain John \. Curtis,
navy.
Pickett Camp. c. V.-P. ?. Winston
r. q. Crouch, C.. Z. LOehr, James II.
Dooley and Robert L. Maury
Veteran Cavalry observation-disclosures
r. Gordon, James W. Gordon, Joseph
Bryan, l.. b. Vaughan, A. r. Venable,
Theo. S. Garnett, W. Ben Palmer NJ. j.
Dimmock, +. T. Sutton, James Il. Werth
and +. 4. Catlin.
Representing the u. S. Army-Briga-
dier-General +. NJ. Hayes, retired, and
Major r. +. l.. Niche.
Representing the jamestown EXPOSE
ton Company-C Brooks Johnston and
Barton Myers.
Citizens-Col. Archer Anderson, Major
f. T. D. Myers, Col VIM. H. Palmer,
f. d. Taylor, John S. Elicit, j. Taylor
Ellyson. Judge James Keith, General
Eppa HuntOn, DR.. George Ross, Major
William A. Anderson, Colonel John b.
Purcell, Alfred B. Williams, W. 5. Cope
land, Egbert G. Leigh Capt John Cussons,
Capt. W. Gordon McCabe, W. Miles Cary,
VIM. l.. Royal, Col. Morton Narye, Maj.
John W. johnson, John p. Branch, j.