Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-04
WORK OF THE GREAT REAPER.
Deaths and Funerals OF People Wen
known I'm Richmond.

Deaths and Funerals OF People Wei
known I'm Richmond.
Mrs. Anna Christine Catharlua Brauer.
widow of Fred Brauer died at her resi-
dence. No. 16 north Laurel street. yester-
day morning at 8 o'clock, after an illness
of four weeks. Mrs Hrauer whose
maiden name was Briel, was I'm the nth
year Of her age. She was born I'm Mar
burg. Germany. the 18th Of December,
1919 came TO Richmond and had been re-
siding here for the past hfty-eght years.
Five children survive her-uamely: j. G..
Brauer, Mrs. H. GrimmeH, Mrs. VI.
Schaaf. Mrs. G.. L. Miller, Mrs. James
Flynn. She leaves thirty-one grandchil-
dren and four great grandchildren. The
funeral win take place tomorrow at y.
NJ from St. johns German Evangelical
church. Interment at Hollywood Gene
terry.
MR.. HEIRHOLZEB'S FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Mr.. Alexander Heir
holzer. whose sudden death was reported
in Sundays Dispatch. took place from ST.
Marys German Catholic church yester-
day at 1890 o'clock. requiem mass for
the repose Of the soul Of the departed
was celebrated. Rev. Father Wllebald,
O. S b. being the celebrant The church
was crowded 20 the doors during the SER
vice.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Messrs. Fritz Sitterding. Henry
Kracke Gerard Ross, Jacobs, James ~
Gray. John NJ. Higgins, and Colonel John
Murphy.
A delegation from Lee Camp. Of which
the deceased was 90 member attended the
fnH nj al
Mount Calvary
FUNERAL or MIR. CHISHOLM.
The funeral Of Julian Chisholm. which
took place from ST. Pauis Episcopal
church. 40 Hanover Courthouse. yester-
day. was largely attended by the Masonic
Lodge OF which he was an officer and a
member. as well as boy "a host Of his
ucighbors. and many friends from this city.
Alr. Chisholm was a gallant member Of
Wlckham's brigade of Confederate
Cavalry. which he entered as a boy, and
I'm which he served 50 faithfully that he
commanded the respect and confidence Of
his commanding officers. and won the
affection OF his fellow-soldiers. As a
member OF the Hanover Troop Ass0ca-
ton. there was no act Of charity which
be did not aid, and no effort at the
ameiCration Of the condition Of an UNI
fortunate comrade In which he was not
am active participant. He was a warm
friend a pubhc-sprited citizen and an
affecti0nate and considerable husband. He
died Sunday about 10 o'clock =. NJ, sur
rounded by friends and relatives. Among
the latter were his brother W. III.
Chisholm Esq., his wife, who was Miss
Willie Stephens. Mrs. j.. j.. MurTel, Of
Washington, ID. c., and Miss Conway
Cralle.
DEATH OF HERBERT LANDRUM.
Telegrams received here yesterday
brought the sad intelligence Of the death
Sunday night Of Herbert, the youngest
son of Rev. Dr. W. w. Landrum. He
died at the residence Of Mr.. Charles L.
Vanmeter. near Lexington, KY where
Mrs. Landrum and children have been
for some time on a visit The bright
little boy had been sick for two or three
weeks. and it was his illness that caused
Dr. Laudrum to leave for Kentucky rather
unexpectedly The remains will be
brought to this city for interment arriy-
ing over the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way this afternoon. at 3.25 O'Clock. Brief
services VIII be conducted at the grave IN
Hollywood by Rev Dr. j. Willingham.
The body will be met at the depot by
a number Of friends Of the pastor and his
family, and the following gentlemen VIII
act as pall-bearers: Messrs: Armistead
Crump. Ernest NJ Long, j. a. Gilmore,
and Robert Harris
In the sore bereavement that brings Dr.
Iandrum and his wife back 70 Richmond
much sooner than. they had expected TO
come. they will have the heartfelt SYM
pathv OF a wide circle of sorr0wing
friends