The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

has been designated as nctlng c SEll' III -
s4stnff for the occnsion. A "A. = y, Is
g,rhe Governor said last night mat ne
@S vas deeply distressed ut tile death OF
iA distinguished Predecessor III office, A
81 md a int lie hud lost u warm personal
* friend Iii y Governor O. 1serrali, whom, he
greatly admired. gs. y i3 Ai5t !. h ii, r.
y4S1 Mayor Mccarthy said he was deeply
Erievcd at tho news OF Governor @ Fer
3s rails death, and that the USUAL customs
would be observed In the nuhlcipAl OF y;
Id foes. IA IL q, ;5| iil 4
A q Colonel Anderson Will DO III command
Of al the military and tho procession
8 viii move directly from the church 70
X HOLLYWOOD after tho services. NJ ysti3 Y
beginning at s o'clock this rornihg 81
VI there will be a salute of seventeen guns
flred MI Intervals OF one hour In honor
U OF the distinguished dead. 8t
n Is ,rhe cnsket will be borne on a caisson,
and In addition to the Governor ana
stan, pallbearers and military, K, p. Leg '
Camp, of which Governor Q Ferrail vas 9 n =
member, will be In line. M ,.y
The following committee was appointed
from, the Camp last night to draft res '
It,pns IN regard to the death of Com
1nae o.Ferrall: Comrades DR.. =. w. r.
Il 1,rock Joseph c. Dickerson and Joseph
W.lThonlns. !. ...a
g,rhe Camp voted to attend the funeral
1 ana will meet In the camp hall nt 3:5o
y y, NJ. In |, body and in uniform.
THE following special detail was made y,
also to attend the funeral which . WI WI
4 met at the camp hall on Sunday AZ ~
s:15. Lieutenant Commander jas. l5ass,
Charles j. Anderson, p. y Boshs,, oni'ils
I. Gray, w. NJ Evans, w. Is. 9Llg htloo1'
Joseph W. Thomas, John A. Curtis.
Colonel Anderson's Orders. I.
The following order was ISSUED iase
night BY Colonel George wayne lS A a.le'a
son: IS. u TX 81 .
3.rThe colonel commanding announces
& "a the SEVENTEEN Virginia Infantry, Will
5ss nrofonnd sorrow the death Of Ex-Gov-j
rrnor Charles 4. o 'Ferrall He was a
gallant boy Y a fearless soldier, q splen-s
Il did congressman and a worthy Governor.
1Jcf always remembered that Virginia
soldiers owed high obligation to the
country. :,
.'Hc wns, therefore. always earnest les'' - 80
supporting tho Virginia volunt GERS. !.
u an honor of his ilustrious career; OF
his manhood 4 Of his courage and OF MS
services as a soldier and patriot, the
rolone commanding calls upen his res1-
n3ent 10 honor his memory IN every pos
slble way II
! Captain Myers Acts.
35 =, to,n ~. NJ Myers gave out the fol-
" lowing: -
Tho 'of1lccrs and enlisted mon Of this
l$ battery are hereby ordered TO assei ~
Ein this arn,ory on Sunday evening, seq
TENDER "a 1905, at two 81 Q CLOCK ock, p ~ -
dress uniform ~
a battery may take part In the ,ccremo-
oins Incident to the funeral Of that gal-s
FIG innt. Cont ederate soldier and exc Governor o
b II Of Virginia. the late Colonel Charles $ Y
s5 O,Tarroll i'I' $ 81 BY order, E5$s
.fa65 npM NJ MYERS, Captain Commanding,
Messages Of Sympathy.
Messages Of sympathy have been stead
eyer Sin since the distinguished soldier an'l
statesman became III. Among these-w
y 3 n beautiful expression from Senator LIN iln-
lei. Yesterday and Inst night there W V.,l.
personal calls phone messages L,'u Ny,
grams from far and near. a. az ~ ~ y az. I.
snttested the profound sorrow felt on a az
na,,nt al the sad news that the Vir.
GINA loader was dead. ,a,a5i = i,
5s .rhcrct ire now but two living ex-Gov-
If ,rnors of Virginia, They are Major, j.
IIoge Tyler of Pulaski ana Cu ,,.. ~
n Cameron OF Petersburg. They VIII
II Soth likely attend the funeral, though
s3a mi Il lnst night they had not been heard
from, Two have died during the pres.
emf wear. They are General Lee ana
Colonel O'Ferrall. ! M
Causes Great Sorrow.
B rhe death OF Governor O'Ferrnll, while
not Bunexpected, has cast n shaoo" ustl
fhe entire community. and over the Stnte
&c Vol for there was no man within the
~ hor,,ers of the Commonwealth who was
moro widely known, or whose sterllng
qualities were moro generally ADMIRED
Governor O'Ferrall was about sixty-nVe
,years old and had led Il most strenuous =
y fife since when, at the tenucr asea "
tssa rs sesn when sfr nd but t few few
kruptions until he retired from the execu-
tive mansion In 1898. :, ~.
The public side Of Governor Oi!'or-
hralrs life is closely interviewer WIN WIZ
The history Of Virginia from 1888 to 1885,
sand throughout this long period. no man
twas more cons n cuou lou y IN the PUBIC eS'
Now that this great and good mar maj
:s1las been gathered to his fathers =
l-bo question were asked, Ibid he have
tmerIt ~ the answer is found In tho re-
Treated action Of those who knew nnt
Moved him best, and who because q
ftheir confidence in his ability ana non
asty. made him their leader In tho fielt
n and forum, through a period TINT en-
tbraced his life from boyhood TO adVahc
lang age. ,,.
If coming generations shall ask, WA
Sf the populur?" impartial history VIII an
{swer, that when but fifteen years OLD n
twas made the clerk OF his county court
hthat later his people chose him to com
znand them on the field of battle; tina
fthey sent him as their represenlatv
To the General Assembly of their state
that they clothed him with the ermin
I OF their courts that six times they mad
him their representative in CONGRESS
X land that finally they elected him TO tha
higher and broader station, tho govern
torship Of the proudest Commonwealth
I'm the American Unon
A Man Of Courage.
II any shall ask: WAS he co,'r'
Eeous2" the answer will come back fro
% fifty bnttlenelds where the black plum
Eof the knightly young officer was four
IKE ever TO The FORE leading his gallal