The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05

ployes Of the various departments. clerks
OF courts, and, indeed, practically every
occupant Of the City Hall The judiciary
of the city was present In fun.
The United States government was iep-
resented by Senator'S Daniel and Martin,
who rode together in carriage; Repre-8
all. Claude a. Swanson. Henry p. Flood
and exCongressman HIST. George Tucker
Tho United States army was represented
by Irlgad General 2. N. Hayes. q. s..
A.; Colonel J. c.. Dempsey, U. S. Al, re-
tired. and by others Colonel Dempsey
rode In Il carriage in full uniform. hls
him from all others III the procession.
visitors inithe long, line. and 50 .many,tnat
able to bear the .stran2o OF the long ride
ana the fatigue Incident 70 s i; 80
I the procession to Hollywood.
Following the distinguished men came
Sta Beloved I pausS'ers 81 the con-
federncy and the ladies representing the
various memorial associationsthe Holly
lion, the Hebrew As. the Oak
wood Juniors. the Hollywood Juniors and
the others. REPRESENTATIVES Of the Com
of all the various ladies, pairlotic assoc
cations III the city weresin the long line,
riding In carriages.
rcsentatiYcs of the two branches OF the
Legislature. Senator's Henry r. W!ckham.
can T fsos n and
eral Anderson. Others were in he line.
Ladies representins the N, auAiaries5 70
and the Ashland Memorial Assoeiasinn
were also IN the long line. Following all
the official delegations Mt the, funeral,
many followed IN Their family carriaEcs.#
Almost every arnila bic vehicle in the
CITY, was called nto5requisItion, hut the
%9Tk &c ys aofed haa
4 D.s O. Eggleston that all were provided
for.
Ii was about $40 o'clock when the long
column began 10 move. but II was looked
after By the marshal and his aides and
moved with title delay after. the start
almost In front OF the Jefferson. 1t was
Impossible 20 signal for the start prompts
~, and an aide had 70 notify the head Of
the column when the services a t the
church had been concluded.
The Line OF procession.
The booming, of minute guns. fired BY
the Howitzers In the Capitol Square, gave
notice 70 the Immense crowds that
that the services had been concluded and
that the pageant was about 10 move. AL
along Grace Street, from 50; Paul's to
that thoroughfare to Laurel Street, out
Laurel TO floyd Avenue. and thence over
the entire route 10 the8ga Of the ceni..
the street. the plazzas and porticos Of RES
licences, the yards and the windows and
doors ihrongcd With humanity. until it
seemed tina more than half the ponu:a-
ton OF the city had taken positions 10
view the processlon,and pay a tribute OF
respect to the dead. Monroe Park was
th1onged With thousands. both. on me
Fra. Kiln and Laurel Street sides; in
addition to the thousands on the Streets
great multitudes had gone to. the GENE;
i1ry bnfore T. Startea ard
rade had passed the streets seemed more
lnextricablv crowded with people than
while alliwere sitting or standing. From
every street corner people were RAJ Intins
in every direction, throrg passing throilr
and others crossing he stream Of human
lily at the street corners.
+ A more disniiied crowd and ore. more
thoroughly respectful and apparently I'M
sion has. never, witnessed Il street pageant
in this city. The calmness and orderllness
OF the crowds greatly aided the marshals
in SO successfully directing tho procession (
and its prompt movement. So prompt was
the movement after the start had been
made that It required n little less than
$thirty-hve minutes for the entire line to
pass q given point.