The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-23
next, the time and place to be announced
later.
Mrs. Frances Thacker.

MIS-. Frances HdCkcI.
Mrs. Frances Thacker died at A:l0
o'clock Thursday afternoon at her resi-
dence, No. 70s Twenty-sixth Street. aged
seventy-one years.
The funeral took place at O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon from the Hasker-
Memorial Methodist Church.
Miss Resale C. Rives.
Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Jan. o.
Miss Rosalie G. Rives, aged sixty years.
niece OF William Cabell Rtves, United
States senator and minister to France,
and OF Judge Alexander Riyes, memper
OF Congress and for a long term OF years
Judge OF the United States court for the
Western District OF Virginia, died last
night at "Pedmont,"" the home OF the
Misses Meade, In this city. Some ten
days ago white on visit to her cousin.
Mrs. francis FL. Smith, at the University
OF Virginia., Miss Rives contracted a
cold, which rapidly developed into pneu-
monia- Her condition at once became
critical and the end was not unexpected.
Tho funeral will take place from Christ
Episcopal Church tomorrow afternoon.
5Interment in Rvervew Cemetery.
Miss Rives is survived by one brother.
CAPTAIN ]. Henry Rives, Of Blrmng-
ham, Ala. The father Of Miss Rlyes
was George Rives, who died In 1874 at his
home ..sherwoo a." on the north side OF
the Hardware River, near Carriers bridge.
ten miles south OF charlottesville. Her
mother ewas Maria Tucker, daughter OF
Professor George Tucker OF the 'lW de-
partment OF the UNIVERSITY o. virginia Fg,nno ,
The deceased was a cousin OF Colonei
Alfred I.andon Rives, OF Castle lIill.
father OF tho Princess Troubetskoy.
Captain j. r. Num-.
Captain j. r. Num-, formerly OF Borry-
Vile Va, died at I o'clock yesterday
morning at his residence, No. e9l3 East
Broad Street, In this city.
The funeral will take place at 1880
O'clock to-day from the Broadus-Memo-
rial Baptist Church. The remains will
be taken to Reryville for Interment.
Mrs. Mamie M. Saunders.
Especial to Tho Times-plsrsAtch.).
cIIARIIOTrEsvlLLE, VA, jan. a..
Mrs. Mamie Mr. Saunders, who for q
period OF twenty-five years, was hostess
OF the Saunders House, on the public
square, died at her home on Jefferson
Street at II clock last night. aged sew
enty years. The funeral service ), WI. &c,
cur at 3 o'clock Tomorrow afternoon
from the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, Three years ago Mrs, Saunders
sustained severe fall which proved
the indirect cause Of her death tl,a Her Ter
hin was badly broken, and since the
accident she had been unable to walk
a step, or even recline In her bed, She
was a Miss Taylor, daughter OF Mr.,
James Taylor, OF White Hall, this coun-
ty. Her husband. John Saunders, vet
eran OF the Civil War, is now living, at
tho advanced age OF eighty-flye years
]. D, Koontz.
- - mi, !, nNx,, 90 III cpa
IURAY, VA. Jan. a2.-Mr, Jacob ..
ISoontz, one OF the wealthlest and most
prominent citizens of Page county, died
suddenly to-day at his home, near~A ina,
eight miles south OF Luray, aged about
fIsty-seyen years, His death was due
To stroke Of paralysis, which he re,
ceiyed yesterday This Was the thru
paralytic stroke In as many years,
"A widow and several children survive
Mr., Koontz.
Mrs. Mamie T, Mildly.
Especial to The Times, p lspatt s
PETERsRURG. Va, Jan. 22.--Mrs..
Mamie n M lby, aged sayentyrone years.
diaa this M,orptaa q elock " fas