The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-19
A ira n g e m en- is Com
pleted for Burial of
Bishop Van deVyver.
CARDINAL WILL
AhhIVE TONIGHT
Body to Lie in State at Sacred
Heart Cathedral To-Day-Of-
tcers Designated to Celebrate
Requiem Mass-Active and
Honorary Pallbearers
Named.

"itH al VI tHe Impressive cere-
monies Of the Catholic Church, the last
rites over the body of Rt. Rev. Angus
tine Van de yyver. sixth Bishop of
Richmond. will be eaid tomorrow
morning. Prelates ana priests from
all parts of the country began to ar
rive yesterday and others are expect
ed to-day, including HIS Eminence
James Cardinal GIBBONS, OF Baltimore.
and His Exceliency Most Rev. d. Fal-
COMO. papal delegate. OF Washington.
SiNty-four priests. representing the
Diocese of Virginia. viii be here for
The funeral.
At 10 o'clock this morning the body
or the bishop viii be removed from
the episcopal residence TO the Sacred
Heart Cathedral. where il will lie in
state.
Admit Public Mt Noon.
At noon to-day the doors of the
cathedral Will be opened and the pub
lie permitted to view the remains OF
one who ruled with sincerity and with
gentle hand over the Catholics of
Virginia for twenty-five years. The
doors will be closed at the Will OF the
guard of honor. However. IL is likely
that those who care to do so Will have
an opportunity OF passing into the
cathedral until 8 o'clock tonight.
Requiem mass Will be celebrated to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock. No chill
tren Will be admitted. But in order
that they may participate in the cere-
monies. special mass Will be said
at o'clock tomorrow morning for
their benefit by Father j. L. OReilly.
Cardinal GIBBONS is expected TO
reach the city tonight at 1890 O'CLOCK.
but II was said last night that II was
not then known in Richmond the exact
time that the distinguished CahoIic
would arrive. while here ne win be
.he guest Of the Very Rev. ]. J. Bow
Ter. administrator.
Prcintes and rricsts at Funeral.
The following prelates and priests,
not in this diocese. are expected 10 be
present:
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr Falconio.
RI Rev. Y. J. Donahue. Bishop OF
Wheeling, W. Va.
RI. Rev. j. j. Monaghan, Bishop of
Wilmington, Del.
Rt Rev. Leo Haid. o. S. B., Abbot
Bishop. Belmont. y. c.
Rt. Rev. II. +. Nor,hrop, Bishop O..
Charleston. S. c.
RI Rev. 3. J. Kelley. Bishop of sa-
yannah. Ga.
Rt Rev. w. H. Kenny. Bishop OF ST.
Augustine. Fla.
Rt. Rev. II. Gabriels. Bishop of og-
RI Rev. c. Y. Macs. Bishop of Gov.
ington Ky.
Ri. Rev. Thomas Meerschaert. Bishop
of Oklahoma City, Okla
Rt. Rev. c. NanDeven. Bishop or
Natchitoches. La.
Very Rev. Dr. Dyer. president, of St
DIary's University. Baltimore Md.
Very Rev. r. *. wakeham. Dun
woodie Seminary. New York
Very Rev. p, Mason V f Allan.
town, Pa.
Very Rev. F. X. McKenn. presiden,
of ST. Charles College. Ellicott City.
Md.
Jesuit Fathers from Georgetown Uni
yersity. Washington. D. C.
Very Rev. j. D. Budds. v. c., Charles
ton, s. C.
Rev. P. C. Gavan, chancellor. Arch
diocese OF Baltimore
Rev. ]. F. Prim. pastor of Mater Do
lorosa Church, New Orleans.
Sixty-four priests from Virginia are
expected to be in attendance. They
will assemble Tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock at the pastors residence,
In order to participate in the recitation
of the office for the dead.
To Celebrate Hequiem Masp.
The following officers have been des-
ignated to celebrate the requiem mass:
Celebrant-Rt. Rev. Bishop Gabriels.
Deacon of the mass-Rev. j. IT.
O'f'arrell.
sub-deacon of the mass-Rev C. E.
Donahoe.
Archpriest-very Rev. ]. ]. Bowler.
administrators.
Preacher-'rhe priests of the diocese
have requested the Rt. Rev. C. p. Macs
TO deliver the funeral orator on ac-
count of his lifelong friendship for the
deceased bishop.
Absolution-His Eminnce, James
Cardinal Gibbons.
Absolution at the graye-Rt. Raw.
Bishop Meerschaert
Masters of ceremonies-Rey d F..
Coleman. Rev. F.. G. Magri. d. D.. and
Rev. Father Charles, O. S b
Acoiytes-Rev w. A. O'Hara and Rev.
J. A. Kelliher. Phi. d.
Censor bearer-Rev. ]. NJ. Perrie.
Candle bearers-Rev. F. p Lackey
and Rev. ]. Glenn.
.haplains-one priest for each pre-
late to be appointed.
The PaiI-Bearers.
The pail bearers, who will meet TO-
morrow morning at 1918 o'clock at the
. pastors house, to march in a bodv
{ to the church as the body of the bishop
Will remain there. will be as follows:
Actfve--A. Cavanaugh. j. c. Hagan.
Fl. Holzgrefe, Joseph Bliley. John Blake
f. H. Mott. John j. Lynch, John mi.
Miller, Jr
Honornry-Mayor d, c. Richardson.
Henry Hutzler. L. q. Morris. former
Governor Andrew Jackson Montague.
James N. Boyd. Judge Samuel B. witt,
Judge John Fl. Ingram. Judge A. T..
Holladay, Eppa Hunton, Jr.. w. L. It.
Rogerson. DR.. George Ben Johnston.
DR.. Joseph White DR.. Manfred Call,
Or. d. j Coleman, Fritz sitterding,
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