New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-24

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the Iimitiess possibiiues o ~ - an.
agency for the benefit OF mankind; anH no -
more ready s." approve and u a." mo
courage that distir giishad his pariouc ana
,oIuntary porsap8I service to- his country ~, IN
the Spanish American War q lsNs' ah9 IVA
49, isg, Loi.re ~ ar ea.ridco upon the sinking
Titanic was rot backing In his suppor OF ~
enterprise. ius fellow directors HaHe tti,
record of their appreciation OF hls nsIry
ysI,,J Assistance in establishing this "othpahV
In its present position and of their sense o. I,
loss suffered rs ne con.paNI IT, Love
rt.rtbar that the vacancy thus caused os Hbe1
only uy vote 90 th" stocHhoders a. the . 80.
animal meeting. and they venture 70 aN'pr'
his FAMILY al ,heIr respectful sympathy as tx
pressed in this minute 20 be sent TO t"en''
hy oroer OF F !Ty ARD A. wIcKEs. President.
FREDERICK l.. LOvELACE. Secretary.
BARR-Thoras r. Barr. IN hs S ,o,, ye asi.
neral services viii be held az 80 p ~
wednesdav April a. AZ his late residences
No. 40 South oxford -. Brooklyn
BFNNETT-on April q, ,ol2 Carrie T Ben
nett Cnee Fritschlerl, in her 33d year PEE
Uit X Funeral services win he held at
hc- mothers home. Wednesday evening az
O'Clock Interment az GREENWOOD Ah''"
day a. n.
BCTTER--or Tuesday morning. APR. -,
1912 william Leslie Butler, son or AIoe.t
G and the late AdeIine Emily Leslie But,
Ter. in the 3Bth year Of his age Funsrai
services at his late residence, No ~ S.. 49,.
ber ST.. Brooklyn, on Thursday, 2oth ihsts
a. ,. m
CHIDEsTER-At Jersey City, ". J.. on Mon,
dav. April o. 1912. AZ the residence 81 hep
daughter. Mrs. John Menash; Jane L-sw1
tor. in the 18th year OF her age Funeral prt-
waite. Internent at Arlington. y. J.. thurs
day April %.
CoCKCROFT-On Monday. April g. IN the
SOtn year OF his age. Jonathan Narian CoeE
croft son OF the late Dr.. James Cockcrofs
and Elizabeth Varlan. Funeral from h's
late residence. No. 1913 Warburton ave-
Yonkers. on Wednesday gan inst Ys1t. on az
rival az GrsystOne station ronhers' 0h
train leaving New York at 1913 A. m.
CoLE-on Monday, April 20, 1912. Maria
her sOth year Funeral from her late res,
dcnce. No 300 DeKaIb ave. Brooklyn, %
Wednesday evening, April -. az o clock '
CUNDuNGs-On April %, Miss Henrietta cum
mings Services AZ residence Of her nephew, /
No. ) Hawthorne Place, Morteiair' y. -
Thursday, 800 p. m. /.
DOwLING-Tlmothy Downing eyed 9s. Funeral .
The Funeral Church No. al west -SI - .
noon. 100 o'clock
EG tN-On sunday. April 81. 1912, Maty
Fgan beloved wife Of the late Edward,
Funeral from her laie residence NO Gr, %
rreat IN Holy Cross Cemetery.
FERGrSON-On April %. 1912 Mary Pierre,
widow OF Clement Ferguson ald daughter 3, !
the late John Miller, u. D. Notice u funsFAl
hereafter
FRBLINGH I'YsEN- Entered into rest oa tts
o5d inst a. her residence. Somsrvilie. -. J 4
sarah Middaugh Frelinghuysen, daughter %
the late General John and ElIZaoeth Efh
Vechter Frelinghuysen. Funeral az her iAtS
residence, Somery!l!e. on Wednesday attethoo''
April "a at 2:3O p. m. By request Of the Do
rtasad relatives only are Invited, without tuf-
Their notice. 10 attend the funeral services.
kindly omit flowers.
HARTMANN the residence Of his son. George
Hartman. Jackson ave, Mount Hope, on SlH
day April p. 1872. Charles Hartman, IN th9
s6th year Of his age. Funeral service at ttS'
residence u his daughter, SlFs. samuel =
Sutton. No IL Odell ave, YOnAe!s, on " ednei'~
DAY afternoon, at O'Clock
| HERZOG-On Sunday, APRIL 81 1912 at Roosls,
! Welt Hospital T. Benedict Herzog. Fuueni!
s4rvces al Madison Avenue Baptist Churlh.
Madison ave and 3Ist ST., Nedaesiay' Al 9'no
| a. n.
! JOHNsoN-In Boston. Beatrice Howe daugt-
ter Of The late Woeo,t Eowe az Johnson ln & nfi
| 81, 1912. Funeral private
| MATTESON-At NorwaIk, Conn. on April I.
| 1872 Annie r. 3. Matteson, daughter OF Pc
| late Ebenezer and Mary 'Brockw8v IN her 6lI
| year services at her late residence. NJ. :
arch Friday April 20 At ) p m
| NINTYRE-At Hudson, y. Y, on April 20 pr
! heart failure, Annie Stimson, wife ot Arcnl-
! bald Mcintyre OF Hugo. col Notice OF ~
neral hereafter.
sTRArs- ,.--..., ,.r.
director. Mr. Isidor Straus. has been SUD
denly taken from us under tragic conditions
that have stirred the emotions OF the ent''o
Be II Resolved therefore that the I'd
Iovving minute he entered on the records pC
The Second National Bank Of the city or
New York in grateful and sorrowing apprs-
citation OF his high character and sIeadlase
We. the directors OF this instit.ton. deep
ly depiore the cruel fate which has so sue"
denly ended his exceptionally usefuI career.
and has deprived us or tne nentnts OK u
rlpened wisdom, his unragging interest rs
deep and abiding sense or Jusb'e, ne WIS
a man Of achievement hrm IN rIght IDEAS.
clear and able In Judgment, sound IN execp-
tion and broad and generous IN phHap-
thropy We feel it a solemn privilege 10
best6w this tribute 70 his memory, FOR The
heroic circumstances OF HE passing snf1
fresh and lasting distinction upon u.
crowned a career OF devoted service with to
martyrdom or a supreme sacraGe.
Isid1r Straus was born In Bavaria, IN
IS45. and came 10 America in 1884. WIN
his father and his two brothers to settle va
broken generations ~ the great race thkt
had maintained its spiritual integrity
,haouG9 , ,9Py ;9sa and be BENZ aim i'm
At sixteen he volunteered for the Comics
crate army and helped TO raise a COMPANY.
When he was refused an enlistment He
went TO England and remained there unTll
the close OF the war. shortly after his
return 20 the United states he moved V
Nav York with his father. who established
an earthenware and porcelain busines
Through Isidors wise co,operailon. w
1874 his fathers firm took charge % tns
china and glassware department of X
Nary & COMPANY which had been estah-
isrct In Is5S Subsequently,. Isidor Strais
and his brother Nathan became members %
The nrm which they developed into one ft
The greatest retail merchandising establish
ments IN the world . -,
f.idor Strauss activities In commerce ~eis
only part 81 larger lie Of allegiance 70
the national welfare lie mad an active
20 sound currency and tariff reforms IN
tsas. when the condition OF business wss
crave Mr. Straus prevailed upon President
cisveiand 20 call an extra session OF Con
T,gfS-third Congress. and served on m.
Ways and Means Committee. where he rsn
dered brilliant service. ~
AZ a philanthropist no achieved vide
nd worthy fame. His heart beat IN unison
-,.,th an suffering humanity, and hie beneY-
olence was bounteous and cheerful AZ
rorsation that knew no creed. Notabis
ar,on, the INSTITUTIONS which knew his gen
erosty we're the Educational Ansncs' ,Ss
peoples Palace OF the congestrd East sid,
district and the J. Hood wright Memoritl
Hospital Viewed In the light Of his many
sided accomplishment. his whole ne BIZ
comes an Inspiring tradition ~ uplht' SET
y, hose bereaved by his untinely pa',-
ing. we extend our sincere sympathy, any
iotion in the precious recollection OF his
,'lrtues and hts achievements
80. DER POFT-Suddenly. Monday. Aprll
- a. ais late residence. No s3 East aath
- SS,,,,,,sI oakley Van der Peel " n. sob
~ The la,e s Oakley Van der Peel VI III.
II D. and Gertrude Wendell van d.
81 h, the 5gth wear of his age Funeral
lr,,ices M Madison square PRESBYTERIAN
Sbnrrh WEDNESDAY April "a, at $50 a. NJ
kindly omit flowers.
rr1r, MEDICAL SOCIETY OF TIE COUNTY
Nam her