The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
OBITUARY.
Frank L. Montague.

y After a. siege Of notwithstanding a
week. Mr. Frank L. H Montague died yes
Stcrday morning at n o'clock at the Me-
mortal II II ospit wheresahegs arrived sat
urday. at II A. Nj. from Cold Sulphur
Springs Attic beginning ofithc. disease,
Mr.. Montague was treated by Dr.. II.
Rudd Morrison, of Rockbridge Baths. The
development, of alarming symptoms ca useu
Mr., MontagueSto be brought to Richmond.
At3no time wa 8 he robus + and for several
years had been in failing health. He was
a prominent member OF the Masonic
order, Joppn Lodge, No. 40. and COM
l,mand cry of St, Andrew. No,3l3. and ofsthe
Shrine. i5 @
m Mr.. Montague came Originally from
Pennsylvania and in his early manhood
served in. the navy He WAS a member
OF theIcre W. OF the cruiser richmond that
sailed around the world with General
Grant, during his esldelncy. 81. X
Mr. Montague had been "a 8 member 4 OF
the firm OF Lyon & Montague fora num-
Der of years 81 and wa s n wei i known anu
highly respected citizen,
vile married Miss Helen Gwnthmey, OF
this city, fifteen years ngo; and is sur
vivcd by her and one child, Frank Leslie
Montague, Jr.
Funeral services. will take place from
the First Baptist Church at 5 sP.s NJ. to-
day, and M large crowd will probably at
tend. 5Interment will be mad in !, Holly
wood Cemetery. Is
Abraham Cohen.
Mr.. Abraham Cohen, manager OF tho
Cohen Art store. died at his; home No.
;lO3 West Clay Street. a. s4:15 AN yes
Gterlay, Mr., Cohen was well known IN
business and 5soclal circles lngthis city,
and WAS n veteran OF hes Franco Prus-
sian war. having been born IN Metz,
Aisace, fiftyseven years ago. When. a
young man he came to Richmond. where
he has been In the art business thirty
years. ID For some time he had abean1 In.
feeble health widow and 4 four chill
,lren-Mrs w. i, Joel, Mrs, ~ G. Mayer,
Miss Stella Cohen and Mr.. Eugene Co
hen--suryive' him,
Funeral services were conducted from
the .mortuary chapel Of tho ;Jewlshs Gem
etery by Dr. Bernstein,t lny3the absence
OF the regular pastor, Rev, =. N, Callsch.
at & o clock yesterday n fternOnn, lR4
irhe nall -bearcrs were Messrs.a Moses
IIutzler, Harry. Reinhardt, a. Elchel,
Charles Hutxley, Ben Levy, Albert Green
tree and Sam Renhart
4 Clyde Fentriss Coble.
Mr., Clyde Tentrss ('oble, who was
operated OH for appendicitis mt tho Me-
mortal Hospital on last "Wednesday. died
sunday afternoon ut 2l5 clock, His
remains were. taken too, his home 4 In
Greensboro, N, G., accompanIedS !. by his
father, mother and two 3of his brothers.
a At the time OF his death Mr.. Cobla was
representing the Etchlson Hat Company.
OF this city IN Mississippi, and the houne
held him in high esteem on account or
his exceptionally fine buslneas qualities
and sterling worth, and predicted for him
Il future OF great success and useful
ness.
Il BESIDES father. mother and brothers
mentioned ahoye, he also leaycs three
sisters and one brother, NIL Of whom haYp
1.-THE cordial sympathy Of aN conn ~
with the concern which n F,is c9hlo ss 60
satisfactorily represented.
Charles Match,
Charles Match, formerly Of Richmond,
died July Is In Morgan lily, l.a;; 15 iSss
" Mr.. Match lived in Riohmona for 10 Yer
forty years, and q few years recent "
moved to Louisa M, He.s had. been y,
falling health for. some a q, n S
Funeral Of Mr., Conway,
The funeral Of George y conway "a q
No. n s2o SPoI VIVA tan Street Il, who gdlod q I
l57s45 O'clock Saturday In elrico VIII
take plnce All $50 clock his ~ lloon,