The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
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OBITUARY.
Louis H. Zoos.

on Tuesday morning, December 9th, 7:3O
clock. Louis Hamilton Zoos died at his
residence. No. 12S South Fourth Street, this
city,3in the thirty-seventh year OF his a &c.
For the past two years he had been a
sufferer from Bright's disease although
able to attend to business duties with
the exception Of a few interruptions about
eight weeks ago. when he became una Bile
to longer continue at his work. During
the past eight weeks he was a great suf-
ferer from his disease. being confined
to his bed all during this time, but to
the end was ever hopeful Of recovering
and returning with renewed vim and en-
ergy to his business. So little did he
anticipate death from his sickness that
within very few hours of his death,
he spoke of arising from his bed to pre-
pare his toilet His force Of strength
and determination to recover was most
remarkable and contributed In no small
degree to prolonglng his life several
weeks.
During all his illness he bore himself
with a fortitude that was beautiful to
witness. He was ever accomplishing,
ever thoughtful and solicltous for those
I he loved and who loved him. He
allowed no word of inpatience to
escape him, and was at all times
anxious to spare M the feelings of
his devoted loved ones who constant
ly watched at his bedside The sweet.
calm. Christian patience he exhibited
through all his pain and suffering was
magnificent sermon to all who came in
contact with him.. He was fully pre-
pared to die but naturally, In one SO
young. did not want to die. although ex-
pressing no adherence at the thought.
His life and labors were devoted to his
wife and three children, whom he loved
III, l. l,1ch IN n DI l.
err is capable, and he found no greater
pleasure than in living for them and their
happiness. His was a most lovely and
Iowa Bile character Ills pure spirit, up
right character, sacrificing and unsel-
fish nature, cndeareds him to all who
knew him. He was ever thoughtful Of
others and forgetCul# of self. and it truly
can be said OF him that he did not live
in vain. short as was his span OF lifc5
He was faithful nBnll things, tender in
his thoughtfulness and care of others
and anxious to serve his fellow-mun and
his God.
His end came peacefully in the gray
dawn of the morning. brea thing his last
with head upon the bosom Of his faith
full and devoted wife, and the coming Of
the day found his spirit fled from his
temple Of clay and at rest In the pres
ience, of God welcomed with the approx
ing WORDS, Gil uo!le' I'ou 6oou INV
faithful servant; entcrEthou into fhe JOY
of thy Lord
Mr.. Zoos was tho son Of Mr.. George w.
Foos, Of Baltimore. deceased, and leaves
u devoted mother, Mrs Virginia Zoos
and loving sister Mrs, NJ. Y. Bland, both
Of No GA North Fifth Street. this city.
Eleven years ago he married Miss Cal
lie e. Lacy. the daughter Of DAVID a.
and Cora r.. Lacy, by whom. with three
children, he Is survived.
II He was member of the First Bap-
list Church. as also Of Damon Lodge,
*, of r., and Abou Ben Adhem Lodge,
T. O. o. II. AT one time no WAS an en-
tthusiastic member Of the First Virginia
Regiment.
AT the time Of his death he was an es-
teemed enploye Of the r. A. Patterson
Tobacco Company .l
He leaves Il wide circle Of warm and
devoted friends, who deeply mourn thelr
loss.
Funeral Of Mr.. Harrison.
Z The funeral OF Mr., John IIoth Harrison
will take place from the mortuary chapel,
Hollywood, tomorrow at 1880 Am,
Robert Findley Goode.
sE , sp ta TRs T'W Ws pIs sps
n, II. Goode, late OF karnes City, Texas,
died at Greenwood Ohio Buchanan home),-
near Glade Springs, Va. on December
o, 1904, aged seventy-six years.
h Mr.. Goode moved 10 Texas from This
county In 1859 and Was married there.
His wife died In Holland, Texas, some
years since. They leave three children
Il. T.. and ]. G., OF lSarncs City, and
Mrs. w. j. Moore, OF Iiey wood ttit
Mr.. (ioode wns a son of Captain John
TGoode. who With his brother, Robert.
cana from Chesterfield to Washington
John Gpode married Miss Nancy Find
lay of Abingdon: they left three chill
dren--A1rs. NJ. II, and Benjamin i Buch-
anan and Robert FNndlny. Mrs, NJ, H.
-Rucll;iuln died In lQ0la and MrS. Ben ia