The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Imposing Funeralof.F For
H 1ner Governor O'Fer-s
rail- This Afternoons.
SALUTE OF HONOR
FIRED yesterday
Governor Montague, With Staff
As Well As#A1ls State Officers,
Will Attend Lee Camp
Will Send Detail List
Of the Pail.
bearers.

3 N at a o,clocl, this afternoon, from the
E Second Presbyterian church, the funeral
OF former Governor Charles Trlplett
! O'Fcrrall will take place. Rev. DR.. RUS.
sell Cecil will offlctatc, assisted BY Rev.
Or. 81 G Mitchell. of Richmond College,
who was All intimate friend Of Colonel
4 O'Fclrall. LIS 'ast Fl
The funeral will be a military one, and
for the purpose OF paying tribute to the
memory of the distinguished statesman,
the companies from Petersburg. Farm
z VILE. 5Lynchburg. charlottesville and
\ fredericksburg Will take part y, the.
funeral procession *
The Richmond military, as well MS the
out OF town troops will be under the.
command OF oloncl George wayne Ander-.
SON who has, through Major G. G.. Bos-#
nc,x. the following order: 8
ORDER NO. Co.
Hcadquarters 7Mh VA. Regiment &
Richmond Va. Sept %. 1905.
ia3 Il. The colonel commanding the Severn
4 tieth Regiment. Virginia Infantry. here
4 BY assumes charge or The military parade
or ex Governor Charles r. OFerrnll, a IN.
s accordance with tho request OF the family
i md In conformity With military regula-E
55tIons. Al b$s ~ sEs & BE- b. RID
55 3. Military organizations taking part In
the funeral will form line n 3 Z. Nj
y September 24th, on Grace street, right
resting on Fourth street. facing south.
'31 3. Such organizations, upon arriving nj
residences OF the deceased. will form line
facing north on Park avenue left resting
p on Cherry street. and right. Il necessary.
{ extending into Laurel street, fnclng west.
4. Veteran organ izatipns will form ut
# the point most convenient II to themselves.
81 but will. In any case, Immediately follow
tho Virginia voluntary escort II Is re-
spec. fully3$suEEsste 4 Thai such orga MIA
q thong from on Franklin strect.grlght rest
b Ing on Fifth, and taking place In the
4 column after the church nics.3
g8 s. All infantry, except tho Richmond
Light Infantry Blues battalion, Will use
the blue uniform withoutsleggin ~
81 6. Order. OF procession fronrTthe moment
Tho body IS placed on the caisson until
j the funeral Is over will be- as follows. the
regulations being modified for he occa-
4 sion: S
u Msuic.
(2) Escort.
"a Veteran organization.
4 (D Clergy.
Is Pa1l-bearers, active and honorary, in
carriages. 8 5 Il
(G) Rldcrless horse.
- Friends and family in carriages.
=. Upon arriving at the grave the Vir-
ginia volunteers will incline to the right
and form in columns OF masses facing
west. The veteran organizations will form
"a similar column facing south, leaving
two sides of the square for@the. family
and friends.
s. First or leading battalion will fire
the prescribed volleys ana tho headquar-
tcrs buglcr will sound taps
0. Line OF march from the residences
will be down Park Avenue to ~ Laurel
Street. thence to Grace. TO Fifth and the
Second Presbyterian Church. The mill
tnry5 will form line to the left as soon as
its right rests on Main Street, facing
east. and freeing the street for cnsson
and carriages. which will be packed under
direction Of Major Il. r. Christian, re-
tired. ii
Fl TO- Upon leaving the church the pro-
cesslon will be formed as presented In
paragraph 6. and will proceed along tho
same route as before to Park Avenue,
thence 10 Cherry. and thence to the grave,
H. Colonel will be dismissed upon the
conclusion of the ceremonies at the grave.
BY order 53
s,,,i COL G. WAYNE ANDERSON,
48 G.. G. Bossleux. Major and Acting Adj
tutant.
Governor and Staff Attend,
Governor Montague accompanied by his
staff In full uniform, will attend, as vii
all tho State officers who will meet In
the Governors office nj a:l5 o'clock,
The following detail from Leo Camp
will meet Mt Leo Camp Hall mt 3;l5 and
attend the funeral: Lieutenant COM
nander James Bass, Charles J, Anderson,
u. j, Bosher, James r. Gray w. M,
Evans, w. B.. lIghtfoot. Joseph w,
Thomas and John A, Curtis,
1. II The pail bearers are requested to meet
at No. DOS Park Avenue ut 3:l5 o'clock,
They are as follows;
81 Actlvc-W. S. Copeland, e. r. Clcs-
terman, Judge r. Garter Scott, James
N. Boyd, II. w. Rountree, Colonel Fred,
Peasants Colonel G, Percy Halves and
+ General Charles ]. Anderson.
Honorary Governor Montague, Senn-
tor John ". Daniel, Senator Thomas 8.
Martin, Congressman Claude A. Swanson.
Congressman John Lamb, Judge James
Keith, Judge Beverly \, c'rump Judge
Edmund Wnddlll, Mavor Carlton McCar-
thy. Judge 8. u. witt, Joseph Bsy'n,
John r. Branch, General A Il. Phillips,
Judge George Il. Christian. r, T, Gas-
COW, Colonel John s, lIarwood, Colonel
Archer Anderson Dir, S. Galeski Major
Robert Stiles, Dir. George Ross, W. II,
Fitzgerald, George sehoen, George
Schnelz, Robert $, Chamberlayne, John
S. Munce, r. s. Valentine, Thomas b,
McAdams, Charles y, Meredith, Joseph
Il. Lawless, Judge John IT. Ingram and
pr, g. Watson James. #
Fired a Salute,
All during the morning OH yesterday,
ff3e LIRITtnNl ANN hIhIrs