The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
OBITUARY.
Thomas j.. Laprade.

Mr. Thomas y, Laprade.1 "a distinguished ls
citizen and ono OF the oldest Odd lows
In tho state, died at Tuscaloosa, Ala,
Sunday, March lst after a short illness.
Deceased was born In Chesterfield county.
Va, in 1895. and was sixty-elght years OF
age. At one time IN tho year 44sos ne
was with the Mobile Register. and was
also With the Tribune. He was q mem
Der of the Governments Methodist
Church and Alabama Lodge, NO. J, IN
dependent Order Of Odd-Fellows; Perci-
vale Lodge, knights Of Pythias; Mutual
Lodge, knights Of Honor; Mount Ararht
Encampment. No. 1. He leaves SIX daugn-
ters--Nirs. Thomas Hatton, Mrs. 7. y.
sTyree, Mrs. James l.. Cawthon and Mrs.
S, S. Tam all Of Mobile, and Mrs I. 2.
Butler. of Butler, Ga, and Mrs. I, l..
Herbert, lot Greenwood, Miss. Tho re-
mains were brought to this city and IN
tered in Magnolia Cemetery-Mobile pa
per.
Mr.. Laprade WAS we'll known In Rich
mond, where he resided from hoyhood and
until he went to Mobile in 1855 He mar
rled here. He was an accomplished print
er. having served his apprenticeship on
the old Richmond Enquirer under the Ia
3mented William b. Allegro. and had
worked in various Offices N th,s city l,
winding up his career lere on the Dis
patch, where no was employed Just pre-
vio,,s to his departure South South H, Il 81
5ss Rev. Lemuel G.. Barnes.
Row Icmuel c. Barnes, p. d.. formerly
OF Pttsburg, Pa, now Of Worcester
Mass, Will be In the city the last part
& of this week for tho purpose of deliver
ing course Of lectures at Virginia Union
University. He Will speak on Tho Foun-
dat,ons OF Manhood" at $3.50 o'clock T.
NJ, Friday and Saturday, and at $3.50 and
7.D Sunday T. NJ, DR. Barnes is one
of the leading preachers OF the Baptist
denomination in the North and Is we'll
known throughout the country as man
OF fresh thought and forcible express
sion. The lectures will be open, TO the
public.
Mrs. Hettie Terry
Mrs. Hettie Terry died Monday morning
at 6:3o o'clock at tho Old Dominion Hos
pltal. She was the wife Of Mr.. 7. Wells
Terry, and was In the twen ty-fourth year
OF her age.
The funeral will take place at Il o'clock
this morning from the residence NO.
1900 Ashland Street.
Funeral Services n
The funeral Of Mr.. James II. Bruce.
who died suddenly early Monday morn
Ing at tho residence OF his sister No. So7
o'clock yesterday afternoon from the
First Baptist Church. Tho service was
conducted BY tho pastor, the ReY. pr.
George Coorav, Tho internlent was mace
In Hollywood Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. 1T. Il. Stout who
died Monday at her home, NO go WEST
Cary Street, will take pace ht !, ~
O'Clock this afternoon from tho draee
Stroot 'T3aptIst Church. The deacnns will
act as pall-hearers. The interment VIII
| he made lii Hollywood Cemetery,
Samuel WraY.
fsneclui to The Times Dlspatch.)
1vIIIrT1 PLAINS, VA, March l0,--Sanl-
mel Wray died yesterday at the advanced
are OF eighty-four years, having been
horn February II, 1919. Twenty Or more
years ago he was partially paralyAeu .allu
ccn,,Id not take solid food for fifteen years
| A,,nut' ak years ago, following an attack
| ~ grin. he 80 far recovered as to be ablc
1 allie 10 again take solid food One Week
| nrior to his death he suffered another
i severe attack Of grip, which, owing Is
| III. extreme age, he could not 4 survive
Ile was yesterday laid to rest In the ole
1 family hurying ground. ~
CT. Ellis.
wAV fRfsLta 8A a1 alaFeh i6cF Ellls;
late deputy sheriff In Sussex. died sud-
4 denly tonight at his horne In NVaverly,
Death resulted from an overdose o.
1 bromidia.
Mrs, w, \ Mead, Z.
1spse'1 f The I'll! IH'e, ,5 pt.eflsh N
Mead died last Chit az her home neal
BELTS Cross Roads. after g brlsf lllnsss