The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29

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H.ll Judge r. II Prenis. Judge n.
carter Scott. Judge Beverley 7.
fsr,tmp. Judge Daniel Grlnnan. Judge
Edmund Waddlll. Jr,. Judge Earnest
II. Wells. Judge Robert Il. Southals'
Justice John j Crutchfield, Judge
Wm NJ Tnrpin. col. Il O James,
Judge Geo. J.. Christian, {. V Mere
dith. H. NJ Smith, Jr. james taskie,
p. II. &. I.obeli, David G Richardson
Henry. r. Pollard. VIM. L. Royal,
Wm. Fl White, James Il, Pace, Ben
p. owen. A. Won Rosenegk, =. +. La
throp. Thos Adkins. W-irt L. Taylor.
]. Nj. Macon. Isaac Held, w. : Forbes
r. \. Cary. Fritz Sitierding John w
Richardson, Judge L. l.. Lewis. ChaS.
l.. Jones, walter Christian. John \.
Branch, Minetree FOXES, ~, George
Bryan. j. NJ. shelton, W. Il Mere
,ffth, f A Saunders, j. b. Mosby.
Eppa Hunton, Jr.. John A. Coke, Jonn
Knin. HfI Carter. q. n. Pollock. w.
4. Moncure, l.. z. Morris. j. y. Boyd
clyde W Saunders. W, : Gum. Dr.
VIM s. Gordon. Capt. Geo w Epos,
G. g, Walker. Dr. h. j. Moseley. h,
Francione Geo. Wayne Anderson.
Samuel Cohen. ]. l.. Satterteld, Or.
Geo. Ben. Johnston. John A. Curtis.
II Ff4us tifysun, 4. " fieischman,
A. l.. Straus, Lieutenant Governor }.
Taylor Eliyson. SAINT Watkins, Jas
Smythe. VIM. Mann. Jas Disney. Jno.
Is Minor, Frank Anthony. Rich q
-taa,ititor1e, +, T. Murphy Major 6
., SavIile and q. l. Scherer.
City Hall To Close.
During the funeral hour the city
Hall VIII be closed, Mayor Richard
son has called meeting OF all the
City Hal Officials in his Office al $40
o'cock this morning. 10 adopt suit
able resolutions Of tribute to the ma n
who had spent so many years in their
midst,
The meeting Of the Richmond Bar
association. called by President p. II.
{, Cabefi. wifi be held In the HUst-
ings court at 1880 o'clock, when
marked tributes of respect 10 the
late jurist viii be paid.
Body Arrived Yesterday.
The train bearing the body arrived
shortly after o'clock yesterday ar
tcrnoun over the Chesap eake and ohio
railway. az the Matn-Strect station.
In the party were Mrs. Witt. who had
been at her husband bedside for the
last several weeks. Foster Witt. the
when his fathers condition became
critical. and Nelson Robins. who ac-
companied Judge witt when he went
To Hot Springs. Ark, on May sth X.
IL. psytou and 9lia Richardson gset
the train at clifton Forge yesterday
morning. and accompanied the body
20 Richn,c nj.
The. train left ST, Louis at $50
clock Saturday afternoon. bat Was
considerably delayed and the author
lilies OF the Chesapeake and Ohio held
the connecting train at Cincinnati for
an hour The train arriving in Rich
mond only few minutes late.
The party were met at the station
by James II. Drake. Jr. Langstar
Johnson. w. w Beverly, John Wingo,
William Hodges Mann, Ir. MaeDon-
aid Wexford, John ii. Ingram and
William Breeder. and by detail of
Masons IL. carriages. More than 200
people who had received news of the
arrival OF the funeral party gathered
quietly about the station, and, with
uncovered heads. viewed the solemn
procession as it moved away. The
body was taken to the home, SOS
Cathedral Place. There was a sug-
gestion that the body OF the jurists lie
In State in Graee-Street Baptist
church. bur the family preferred that
all the last arrangements be as un-
ostentatious as possible.
Mrs, Witt was said to be bearing
up under the strain with brave de-
meanor, though suffering acutely at
meanor, though suffering actual nj
the loss which all Richmond mourns