The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-01
FAMILY WISHES
SIMPLE FUNERAL
Body of Senator Daniel
Will Not Lie in
State.
BRIEF SERVICES
IN LYNCf1BURG
Notable Gathering Will Be Pres
ent at Funeral of Virginia's
Great Statesman This After
noon, While Business in
His Home City Will Be
Suspended.

Especial to The Times DIspatch.l
Lyncnburg, Va, June 3o.-The fu-
neral of Senator John w. Daniel. VINO
died in hospital here last night. Will
Paul's Episcopal Church Friday after
noon at 5 o'clock. The interment will
be Immediately after the brief OBJ
sequies at the church.
Although Governor Mann requested
that the remains be taken to Richmond
to lie in state in the State Capitol, this
Will not be, for the family desires
the services to be as simple as they
can possibly be made. Governor Mann
has been notified. therefore. that the
funeral will be in Lynchburg.
The body Will not lie in state in the
home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Harper,
where 1t was taken about midnight
last night but VIII be taken from
there to st. Pau S Church tomorrow
afternoon without the opportunity of
the general public to view 1t.
Bishop Beverley D. Tucker, of this
city, has been requested by the fam
lily to. conduct the services, and Rev.
Joseph B. Dunn, rector of the church,
and Rev. Robert III. Fleming. d. D.,
one of the chaplains OF Garland
Rodes Camp Confederate Veterans.
and an intimate friend of the dead
The Funeral Cortege.
Following the church service the
funeral cortege will form. moving i'm
mediately for SpringhI.i cemetery, as
follows
Hearse, flower bearers, family and
immediate friends, congressional dele
CATION. Governor and staff. Virginia
Legislature delegation. Confederate
veterans. military. orders and organi-
cations. general public.
The active pall-bearers will be: Paul
e. Edmunds. DR.. Z. A. Waugh. Colonel
j. A. Scott, Randolph Harrison, r. lay
man Carroll and II. A. Allen, all resi-
dents of Lynchburg.
The honorary pall-bearers will be-:
Upton D. Jennings. General r. T.
Lunsford. Captain j. C. Featherstone.
Mayor G W. Smith. DR.. Rawley W.
Martin, Congressman Carter Glass, Dr.
Granville A. Lewis and Judge Frank
T. Christian, all of Lynchburg.
The flower bearers will be: A. S.
Hester, NJ. H Sackett. John NJ. otey,
Dexter otey. R. H. T. Adams. Jr., N. G..
Manson, Jr.. E. L. Akers. A. r. Long.
David Dreyfus, d. w. Sale. Dr.. John
w. Carroll, H. L. Campbell, W. "A. Tay-
w. r. Barksdale, G. H. Wilkins, A.
Lynch Ward, John Stewart Walker.
W. NJ. Brocken borough, James d.
Adams, Harry L. Shaner. James K.
Kyle and r. d. Yancey.
VIII suspend business.
Tonight. Mayor Smith issued a
proclamation calling upon the people
of the city to suspend business from
TO o'clock Friday afternoon. With
this came joint appeal from the Board
of Trade, the Chamber of Commerce
and the Retail Merchants Association
for general closing, and it is be-
lieved that practically everything that
can be laid down viii be idle two hours,
If not the entire day.
The American National Life Insur-
ance Company. of which Senator DAN
lei was general counsel and vice-presi
dent, to-day issued instructions for the
closing of its home Offices all day to-
morrow.
1t is expected that the Lynchburg
Bar Association, the Lynchburg Lodge
of Elks, Garland -Rodes Camp, of
Lynchburg, and Dearing Camp. of
Campbell county, OF which Senator
of other local organizations will at
tend the funeral as organizations.
He was member Of Marshall Lodge
A.. F. & "A. NJ. and steps are being
taken to have that lodge membership
present at the funeral.
While ii is probable that all OF these
organizations will be present. none OF
them will participate in the burial
service, for this as well as the fune-
raj service, will be as brief as the ritu-
al of the Episcopal Church.
Many VIII Attend.
Telegrams received to-day Indicate
that many prominent people will be
here to be present at the funeral.
While the arrangements made or to
be made in washington have not been
received here as yet, the Senate and
the House will each be represented by,
official delegations. The same will be
true of the State Senate and the House
of Delegates.
Governor Mann is expected to reach
the city early tomorrow morning, or
on the IL o'clock train over the Nor
folk and Western.
Former Governor Swanson has wired
that he will be present and Mrs.
Swanson will probably accompany him.
Senator Martin telegraphed Mr. Har-
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