The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-16

....,..o short while before moVlnB
.ti.. civ. ne was in bushes at buoA-
t,,h,m courthouse. For many
i''7 11,,ctsd a dry goods business d.
t-ot cast Main street, and allei""i 70
M tu5 east Main street 40 ht,b
ch9nt he was reliable ana tooh ~ aiil1,t
stand I'm business circles AOOS r.,.,'oss
or ten years ago ne retireI since
hv reason of feeble health, anu 80
e.. ,t0,o has lived quiet life at ho'"e'
- many years Mr.. Strause was
,,,l.,,,t.or of the Board of Managers OF 1ne
conpre1ation of Beth AhaDa. ne "o'
voe1ber of the Independent Oruer VI
p,nai Birth. the Royal AIcdhu'"' -
xnigbts of Honor. Mr. Strause 49,
ed the respect and confidence oL
~,ttre community His death removes
"a well-knOwn figure from d"""7
oldest citizens of Richmond. ,.t,
NJ strause married Miss hahhan
vii ~ baltimore who survives MN WIN
nine chlldren-Messrs. Leon Sttduse'
Ncvnort News; Louis j. Strause. OF
rbtcIoo. Harry Strause, Of New 1oth'
Tsadore and stanley B. Strause' OF hiSn-
mond. and Mrs Henry kirsn ana M ni
Henry Heller. OF Richmond; ana Mla,
T,lfo Hirshberg. Of Newport News anu
Stieses carrie Mamie and Rosa Strause'
rhe funeral services will take piace
tomorrow morning at 1879 o'clock III
t5n mortuarv chapel ut the Hebrew
cemetery which has just been completed
and which will be so used for toe htst
time. DR. T.. n. Calisch Will conduct inc
services ,o.,,h.
The pall-bearers will be Messrs joseph
Kirsh. Jonas Marcuse. Levy HeNter r.
Gorst. l.. Fellhimer. Julius Straus, Chas.
Well, II. ). Binswanger
John n. ware.
"a 81
donte No 400 north Tweniy-seyenth
street Yesterday morning at s51 CLOCK
lie had been IN for a long ume as tne
result OF a stroke OF paralysis nearly
two years ago. -
civil War lie entered the Confederate
I service as "a private I'm the cavalry under
! General j. r.. b. Stuart and was pro-
NOTED 10 captain. lie was FOR many years
connected with the Richmond trederichs-
burr and Potomac Railroad as yard
/ ,,.sfer He was A member OF Lee Camp
/ confederate Veterans and was one OF
the most popular men in thar orsahila
tiou He had many warm frienos VINO
will be deeply grieved 10 learn OF MS
| death. s,.o
Captain Ware leaves wife ana hve
] children TO mourn their loss Messrs'
| S,,fo,,,,, and Herbert w Ware. OF Rich
mond and Mr. j. H. Ware, Jr.. formerly
! - Richmond. now OF Memphis, Tenn.
! Mrs J. r. Hundley and Miss DAISY ware
| OF this city. -.
The funeral will take place this morn
| ing at 10 o'clock.
The following detail has been made
from r.. T.. Lee camp. No. /, Confederate
! veterans 10 attend the funeral They
VIII meet M the Camp Hall AZ u O'Clock
this morning. June 18th; lieutenant
! commander A. g. Peay. Comrades Jos.
" Thomas. Geryas Storrs, Il. ~. Par
ham. Charles p winston, a. y. Gu,
| John c. Burus and ". -. Lghtfoot.
Mrs. T.. Il. Isbcli.
| Nrs r T. Isbel aged seventy-nine years
died nj her residence yesterday morning
| she belonged 10 an old Virginia family
! dating back before the American Revo-
! h~ion. During the latter part OF hei
ne she resided I'm Richmond and during
that time she has always been an hon
ored and beloved member OF Centenary
| church.
She leaves five sons. w. ]. LYMAN. oI
| Richmond: s. +. Lynham. OF California
T.. y. Lynham. OF Texas; w. ID. LYMAN
! of Washington, and G. w. LYMAN, OF
! stanton She also leaves two grand
children which she raised owen Mich
oias and Henry Nicholas. Her funera
will be from No. sos west Clay street 81
$50 O'Clock this afternoon.
Claiming VI. Carter.
Claiming NJ. Carter. a well-konwn ant
highly respected young man. died a. hi