The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-10
LOWNDES
FUNERAL
SERVICES
WILL BE LARGELY ATTENDED BY
PROMINENT CITIZENS AND
sTATE5MEN OF SEVERAL STATES
PAIL BEARERS WILL BE FROM
MARYLAND, NEW YORK AND OHIO
AND WILL INCLUDE GosERNoR
WAKEFIELD.
Courts, Religious Organizations and
Busincs, Houses Take Suitable Ac-
tion On Death of the Ex-Governor
All Members of the Family Win b,
Present At Funeral.

All neInDeIS OF tne ramliy VIII b.
Present At Funeral.
CUMBERLAND. Nd, Jan. lo-An
that j. mortal of the late Governor
Lloyd Lowndes, whose death cSm-
monwsalth sincerely mourns, and whose
loss il deemed irreparable by the nund-
rods wno had known and loved aim
best. will be consigned to its sepulcher
OF clay in beautiful Rose Hill cemetery
tomorrow, following tne funeral SER
vices ut eleven o'clock in the morning
lin Emmanuel church
Rev Edward N. Jeffreys will conduct
the service. and will be assisted by Rev.
F. B. Howden, of Georgetown, D. c., a
former rector OF Emmanuel, Bishop
William Paret, of Baltimore, an init.
mate friend of the deceased, may like
wise assist at the funeral, ii he can
possibly arrange 10 be here, of wnich
tn,rc is now some uncertainty.
the Episcopal burial service win be
used and full vested choir will sing
Gaul's inspiringly beautiful anthem.
"And No Shadows YondeE"
The list of honorary palIbearers in.
eludss Governor Edwin Waifeld, Chief
Judge Roger Mcsherry, Of Frederick;
Gen. James A. Gary and W. II. Dawson,
Of Baltimore; ]. 7. Woodward, OF Nav
York; J. c. Quinn. OF Ghillicotae, and
Daniel AMMAN and Judge Robert r. Hen.
d,rson, Of this city. The active pail.
bearers are P. II. Daugntrey, James
Clark, D. J. Blaclliston, Judge A. Hun.
ter Boyd, Roderic Clary. C. L. Brstz,
Johs w. Randall, of Annapolis, ami DR..
Richard Gerstell.
All the members of the ieceased's i'm.
mediate family viii be present at the
final obsequies, Major and Mrs. Charles
l. Lowndes, of Colorado Springs. being
expected 10 arrive tonight, while Mr..
Richard t, Lowndes, Sr., VINO left YES.
teriay for CIarksburg W. Va. to attend
the funeral of mis- brother-in.law, the
late Captain Golf, will re,urn to tars
city this evening.
President Oscar C. Murray, of Tn,
Baltimore & Ohio, VINO enjoyed tn.
friendship of the departed has rendered
70 sorrowing friends special train,
whicn will leave baltimore at 10 o'clock
tonight.
Tne special meeting .of the Bar As.
soeiation of AIlegany srounty, held at
the court mouse yesterday morning 10
take action on the death of cx-Goyer.
nor Lowndes and after the formal an
1ouncement of the deatn, President A.
\. Doub appointed the following com.
nittee to draft suitable resolutions: j..
". Thomas, B. A. Richmond. W. c. De.
yecmon, D. ]. Blackiston and Judge r.
R. Henderson. AnPotner meeting was
held this morning at 10 o'clock.
When the circuit court convened yes.
terday morning Chief Judge Boyd an
nounced that out of respect for the late
Governor Lowndes, WAC was a member
of the Allegany county bar. at the close
of the days session, adjournment woulI
be taken until Thursday morning.
the death of Governor Lowndes was
the source of great shock to the local
merchants, VINO mad the greatest respect
for the dead statesman, and as result
several viii close their places of bust
ness during the hours of the funeral to-
morrow morning.
Al meeting of the board of directors
of The Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
tion, ncld on January .. 1905. the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
This association mourns with the
state, county and city. the death Of the
foremost private citizen of the common
wealth, but it mourns also the loss of
a liberal and faithful friend of its work.
This organization afforded Governor
Lowndes only one of many means used
BY MIN for the wise distribution of ais
means for the general good of his fel-
lowmen, hut it was one ne was thorough
" interested in and to which he gave
the full measure of mis- approval. Al
ways from the very beginning sup
porting member. tnan whom We had no
larger or more liberal one, mis- assistance
at special times of need was literally
given, not grudgingly or uuwillingly.
but out o fthe fullness Of generous