Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-01
MRS. FRIsCHKoRN DEAD.
Was Fourscore and Greatly ne
Ioyed-Other Deaths and Funerals

Mrs Elizabeth Frischkorn. WIDOW OF
Mr.. Bernard Frischkorn, and lady heiu
in affectionate esteem by wide circle OF
friends, died at 100 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. at her residence. No. liz north
Nineteenth street.
Deceased had reached the ripe age OF
fourscore years, and her long Ire WIS
filled with deeds Of Kindness. she ha9
resided In Richmond over nifty years, an1
was noted for good works and deeds OF
charity Her hand and purse were al
ways open 10 the needy. She was
consistent member Of st. Johns German
Evangelical church, which has suffered
so much recently by the loss OF many
OF it's aged and respected members.
Mrs. Frischkorn is survived by five chill
dren and q large number of grand ana
Observation-Disclosures Her surviving chill
dren are Messrs. Louis, John, ana Der
nard Frischkorn. Mrs. w. I. HoldsWoIth'
and Mrs. August Werner, VINO nave tne
sympathy Of the entire community IN
this afiction but have LETT them tne
priceless legacy Of pure, good, salnte9
mother. who has been transpiahteu
above -
The funeral will take place from St
Johns German Evangelical church this
afternoon at o'clock.
Death of Mrs. Mary c. West.
Mrs. Mary c. West. wife of Mr.. Milton
H. w est. the pOpuldI manage
shoe department at O. II. Berry a co. :,
died at her home. No. 6l2 north Fourth
street yesterday afternoon at $40 cloch'
She had been sick for over two months
1t had been apparent for some tiIne tnat
she could not recover Mrs. west was
a most excellent Christian woman, ana
leaves q wide circle of friends. VINO sor-
row with the husband and children In
this the hour Of their bereavement.
Deceased was Miss Mary c. hlotz. OF
Philadelphia. and married Mr. IVES.
fourteen years ago. She was sister
Of Mrs. Henry Jarvis, Of this city, and
Of Mrs H. Taylor Goddin. OF LynchDurg
She is survived by her husband ana hVe
chidren-four boys and one girl
The funeral will take place from ST
Mary's Catholic church tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock. with requiem mass. and
the interment viii be made in st. Mary
burying- ground.
other Deaths and Funerals.
Miss Katherine V. Kerse died last night
at o'clock. after ten montAs OF suffer
ing from q complication of diseases. she
was II wears of age and was the daugh-
ter Of Policeman James III. and Mary {.
Kerse, who reside at No. Poi east Main
street The funeral arrangements have
not yet been made.
Captain Frank Cunningham has re
ceived a letter from Mr.. W. j. Thomp'
son, of Gloucester City. y. j., announc'
ing the death Of his son. Richard Jen-
| kins Thompson. Mr.. Thompson had q
number OF friends in this city, who WA
| learn with regret of his death.
Miss Gaelic Laura Zacharias died early
Yesterday morning at the residence oI
| her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. 7. Zacha
| rias. sos north Sixth street. She had beer
| in i'll health for SONS months. Inc rune
raj arrangements have not been made.
The funeral Of little Carrie Tremer
who died quite suddenly Tuesday evenini
of meningitis, at the residence OF ne
| father Mr.. II. j. Tremer, Will take plac'
from st. Mary's church this morning
| 8 o'clock