The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-22
OBETU AIRY.
Thomas X. Lear.

| P NJ at the residence OF his son-in-law
! Mr.. Ira c. Griffin. No. 4i5 Nicholson
| Street, in the 18TH year of his age
| Mr.. Lear had been in failing health for
| a number of years. He was tailor by
| trade, but retired from business number
| OF years ago.
Mr.. Lear was brother OF the late Rev.
| Joseph Lear, a prominent Methodist min
| lister. and was the uncle OF Mr. John 5
! Lear and Rev W. w. Lear. the latter
having been for four years the pastor OF
! Central NJ. E. church. OF Manchester. but
| now OF Petersburg.
He is survived by his wife. who was
I Miss Mary c. Wilkinson three daughters
| and four sons. His children are Mrs Ira
| c. Griffin Mrs. Mary Lee Thompson. Mrs.
/, Susan Bohannan. and Messrs- Thornton
! X. Joseph Warren and Luther Lear, the
| last two residents OF Newport News.
The funeral services VIII take place
this morning at 10 O'Clock from
| Denny Street N. f, Church. Rev J.
| 7. Routten officiating. The deceased had
Der OF years
Infant Child
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Beaz-
ley died Monday night at the residence OF
it's parents, No. sos North Twenty-fifth
| Street
| The funeral took place from the res
idsnce at O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
.
| terry.
Miss Mimic Josephine Behic.
Miss Minnie Josephine Behle died yes
| terday afternoon. at 4:25 O'Clock. at the
| home of her father. Mr.. Louis a. Behle,
| No 1912 West Franklin Street. Miss
! Belle was In the twenty-fourth year of
her age. and had been i'll for the past
! five months. She was most estimable
| young lady, and her death will be deeply
| lamented among large circle of friends
/ laII y.af h1- hpY nal rem
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis a. Belle. one sister
! and two brothers-Miss Augusta and
| Messrs. Frank and Charles Behle. The
! funeral arrangements will be announced
to-day.
Thomas NJ. kirkpatrick.
Especial Dispatch to The Tmes)
| LEXINGTON, VA, August 2i.-Thomas
| NJ Kirkpatrick, VINO died Sunday, was
buried here Monday afternoon IN the Lex
| ington cemetery. He d.ed at his home In
| Coiierstow'n at the advanced age or 81
years His funeral services were held at
his house Monday morning, Revs. A P.
Boude and W. NJ. futile officiated. after
which a large cortege escorted the re-
mains some ten miles or more to Lex
ington.
He married a Miss Taylor. daughter of
Raw. Stuart TAYLOR and a sister of Bishop
William Taylor the greatest missionary
Of orr age. she died in 1898. and two
sons now survive their parents. Messrs.
John F. Kirkpatrick. of Rockbrdge county,
and William S. Kirkpatrick. OF MISSOURI
Mr.. Kirkpa trick was born near Iexins-
ton and when young learned the carpen-
ter's trade under William Letcher. 1athsr
of the late Ex-Governor John Letcner. the
! civil War Governor OF Virginia, and with
whom he worked at the s-ine bench He
vas volunteer in the Rockhridse Rifles.
known as Company III. Twenty-seventn
Virginia Infantry, Stonewai Brigade. from
which company spranS 50 many cete-
hrated officers in the Confederate SER
,ioa During the halcyon days of State
militia Mr.. Kirkpatrick was lieutenant
and later a captain. In recent years ne
vas Justice If the reace. A staunch mem
b.r If the Methodist church since 1853.
He was a man greatly respected by all.
Major I. NJ. ~. Allan.
Especial Dispatch to The Times9
CULPEPEK, VA, August 21.-Ma1or l.
II NJ. Allan who was stricken Win
naralvsis at his home near town Monday
night last died Saturday hi5hl aii'i
buried YESTERDAY
,r;or Allan was in the eighty-fifth year
of bis age. one among the few oldest IN
bahitarts of the county. he daily walRed
to toz-n and back. winter and summer
scarcely ever having day OF sickness
until his recent attack.
ua leaves one son. James Allan. OF Phi!a-
Ia1
wood q. sister. was buried last IhutsoaS
Miss Mary Ice Landram
fsnecial Dispatch to The Times.)
1pEDERICKSBURG.v VA. August Il
Mic. Mary Lee Landram. only child 0,
NJ. and Mrs. Larkin w. Landram dieo
to-dav Of typhoid fever at the home o. hsr
parents near the city. aged ses ,1al ~
poo she was accomplished. the idol OF
her parenss and very popular
james Il. Carter.
Special Dispatch to The Times-)
cIIPEPER. VA, August 21-Jaihes D.
carter died very suddenly from neai
affection at his home on the night OF tl's
1afh instant He leaves widow. one So.
a.a several daughters. His remains were
, anu in the family burying ground this
afternoon
MARRIAGES.