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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14
WHYSsmdWHY NOTS
%EATING
Written Expressly for The star by W. n. c. tArson. N. o. rsa.
Health Culture. Author "food Value Of Meat"
"connon Dis orders" Etc.
rAr p1Rrlolous FRYING PAN.

Why ara fried foods considered
ln~dlscsublef because the fat Ia
vhich the firing Il dono. no mat
ter Of hos gpod quality that TAT
may be. iorina a thin coating over
each particle Of food 40 fried.
Now. neither the digestive fluids
Of the mouth nor those Of the ssom
ach a act upon fat. and 40 the
fa~t.encruaied food cannot be dises;.
ed. II Is ciAd in a sort Of arnor
Of grease which renders Il quite
impcryiouA to the action Of any al.
Ecatlve fluid which 10 likely 10 SGT
al Il for several hours after eat
Ing.
Fats are dlgestei only by 4 ter
tain aEent knpsn AZ ~steapain.
which meets tho food In The In
lasflne. by the time tho steapaiH
gota Into contact with tho fat IN
yclopcd food. /, has fermcnied-and
that's indigestion
Why arc sal,ed and "coFncd
meats 10 be avoided because Ia
the first place. they arc usually
taken from an inferior part Of an
lnferinr-often discascd-animai
secondly. because the chemicals
used 10 prevent tho meat from
undergoing chemical change outside
the body will act within tho bodJ
To prevent the chemical change
known AZ digestion. Such fooda
simply clog Up and cmharrasa the
delicate machinery Of digestion.
Why IL meat Of all kinds often
denied 10 all those suffering from
rhcumatismf because the disor
der known n rheumatism 10 moth
Ing mora nor less than the effort
Of tho system to set nd Of a Ger.
tain poison which has boon deposit
cd at the junction Of some Of the
long bones Of the body This poison
IL produced In the bodies Of ell ami.
mais-cowa and sheep. "a well a.
men. Tho meat you eat contains
a certain amount OF II.
The rheumatic individual has Of
this poison already quite too much
more than he a got nd Of. and
when. In addition 10 his already eK
ccasive load. he adds the poison
contained IN the meat eaten. he
merely makes matters worse-adda
fuel TO the fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

90 THROUGH AL THE sAu.
RlkN MoTloN8 TRUE
TO LIFE.

They don't look much like alilgas
tors In tho picture, do thoyf but
iuat Imagine these two supple bodies
inside pliable. nfelike alligator skins.
aud you viii not have TO stretch your
Imagination very mr to fancy them
tho real thing
| don't know whether you would
call Il alligator lmporsonaiing OF not.
but whatever II Ia that the aaytonsI
who are billed at pantauea this week,
DO. they certainly DO their act we'll
These clover oontortionlsia have a
brand now act. and II "a tating well
with the many who have ho Pam
tagea habit
Dclightuay creepy ~ tho entrance
Of the huge aliisators from among
tho tall reeds at the back, and one
holds his breath aa they creep and
twist about tho stage They are for
an the world like those horny anti
mails whose skins until recently were
very much In demand Tor purses for
tho faif sex
Tho stunts these stare uillgators
DO w decidedly sensational. and
whom they arc shot by the falr hunt
rera who appears OPPORTUNITY Upon
tho scene they discard their skins
that Is. the alligator skinsl. and
clad In fisshing. and twist In a most
amazing manner.
n wouldn't be a safe thing fcr any
one who Il afraid Of seeing snakes
to view tho bill az Pantaeca this
week for ailiEators, willis not being
exactly snakes are W nearly akin
To thcm that the effect Il similar.
Il wouldn't be fair not 10 note the
baby alligator. In the dim light.
with the sillKaiars turning and
twisting, Il does not seem queer 70
go a Tiny specimen crawl slowly out
u the swamp and follow tho large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Hope springs eternal No has a
dollar watch
WIGS Money is HE god
NaFF An, then some day hTll
find there's the defll 10 pay
You can't roaily iu.as Of the neat
ness Of a family Until you ENi a peep
at their back yafd
When the hall player II out on
strikes ha realizes that many are
called bat few are ehnae.
When q man has money 90 burn
there are i0fh ~ fellows in his wake
gathering ~ the eilnkefa
When you heaf q man hoasiinr
that he understands woman ITS d
safe bet that be has never been
FLED
mohba--n Those opera %sinEsrs
have such great European fepuih
tipna, Why do they want 70 come
fiosbsITo ADD an American sal.
afY 10 their repertoire
VIII you walk into my phrloff
- SAID the spider 90 the nv.
But the ~ was Hupefeiiigua and she
tossed nor head on high.
No more you'll catch us That way"
said tho ~ Ia accents sweet
so get up "a data aud realize mn
= padara ohsoiste
Jonah was the original hoodeo.
n. ...i Autsrfst Of the Break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

The saytoas are aid to have come
70 This country from Russia. whore
thsg appeared hefpre hia majesty.
the 4 They are a clever three IN
a swamp TO aay nothing n tho dog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

around the stage OF course It
ian't a real alligator. II h. a daeh-
Hand, who pfeesfda 10 dfaE his Hids
after him Off The stage and Il given
quite a bit of applause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Our future prosperity Is a. good
as assured That hoary old pessl-
mist. Jim Hnl, can't find anything
10 complain about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Councilman ways charge Of
whitswash is too strong. kalsomin-
Ing or tintlng would be more dis
erect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

= AUTHORS FoRewoRp. !
4 "ln ,hsss articles ! shall Try 4
. 10 Dive you plain and prae- 4
= teal directions a. 10 ~hs, 10 4
= eat, how 10 eat. sshsn 10 cat 4
: and how 10 use food % 80 10 4
: 70, from u the greatest pos 4
: sihls amount d hssith, 4
= strength and power Of both 4
= body and mind. 4
. y have no faas' Or ieono 4
= elastic IDEAS 10 prsssnt-lust 4
: plain common sense. shan 4
= no doubt say acme things 4
= With which you will not agree. 4
= Am ! right or ~rongi Here's 4
= the test Fellow my suDass 4
: items for q fortnight and see 4
w. r. Q. LArsoN. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Kermit Is also a mighty hunter.
Yesterday no killed a man eating
giraffe at 10 PAGES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

II any sultan or shah has q hun
die Of trouble he would like to az
change. Mayor Miller Is the man to
correspond with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Amateur Photographer as HE
wife breaks through tho leo when
10 IL about 10 take her piffNfai-
fis patient, irafi b patient III
help you DOT IN = minute bot I
can't DO everything at on1si-fuss
tlae Welt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14
BY woLpow sosronsEANs

WIT VHf I'VE " ~ WITT
The consequences OF reprehensiblo conduct upon the part Of
Thomas, scapegrnce offspring Of a buooic musician who enjoyed a
local prestige AZ soloist upon the fageolet. should serve a. a deter
rent to all who are prone to misconduct
Thomas, In a moment Of weakness, pilfsred a specimen Of porcne
qnadruped, and with qulcksned pace departed from the Immediate
Vicinity OF his depreciation. A development Of this criminal eseApade
was the apprehension Of Thomas and the infiction OF corporal pun.
ishment The booty, soon as diaengaged from It's captorB clutches,
scanpered of through the thoroughfare emitting plaintiye cres In
a high key, That must have been heaftrendlng " even the most cal.
lous. II may be added that the demonstrations Of a young porker un,
der such trying circumstances form a very interesting psychological
study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

50 far the straw ha, Is abOu, hold
Ing It's own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

For the time being. at least, vice
Is to be a transient In our city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

me Mmlners Erfand uln-fts
this wAY-the erdlnAD people pay
for theif hats On the SPOT. the
class pay II the snd ~ the
y tari and me real afistoffafy don't
IbkY al ail-hut TO make Up for 81
IiAsy order three At = time -iuFsnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14
A Csc Sale of Neckwear
Comprising Every Style

Stiff Eton Collars. Ascot Ties, Fancy
Lace Collars, Stiff Embroidered Collars, Stocks
with Jabots, Rabats Of Lawn, Riding Stocks,
Lace and Net Bows, Chiffon Ruching-box Of
six lengths, Tourist Ruehing box Of six
Yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

When the hall player II out on
siflkaa no fealiaas that many arr
called but few ~ ehaaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14
STAR DUST


tfAfany y fnnn
first isapH linto
pfamiasaaf ~
dYtn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Anyhow, a man thinks that this is true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

when a man has money 90 burn
there are lots ~ fellows tn his wake
gathering % inc iilnkafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

first Iawyor-l asked the Judge
To tfy ono % my cigars.
fecend fswysf-ih bet he found
u guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14

Ysa can't really iusas of the neat
ness Of a family Until you ENt a peel
at thaif back yard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
Reve. CoIaraits suicide.

Waycross. Ga. Jan. s.--Henry Rsvel, q well known Confederate veteran, aged SO, committed suicide today by firing . shotgun with the aid of q stick. -,i- r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
NEGRO SLAIN
 FOR DOLLARS Taylor Lee Makes That
 Confession. WILL BRoADEAx WAS VICTIM Prompted by Mans Avafieiocs s00-
 inIaw, Ike Mecou. res,. propensity te Ceavsssa'''a ~ |. HI. ..a nccss'. Arrest
 A<s.. for Msrserins
 nseh Negre. =

.~ rae likes to talk. and as w
 Tayn.stv to conversation ena. ms rtrn in the Montgomery ss T,,ssAay. with the ugiy -, 3ahuSsr 3ah substantisted by ms own or rs hanging over him. Ano ,s. tarx that caused the s EAs end sally McCou. ana l ~,,t oL ahout the solution ....s.tery that surrounded .no .Snrnsrv As William Broadnax. s.s', that couuty's richest negro. . .sss county has baffled the omcers r,orth ago. since sersx was shot down in n's avn door at midnight voodiey osS..x who resides on Woou. a.., ssveral miles from Montsom1o.v =, awrirr 500 acres of the hnes sssth s ths county, was 4shot 70 oe~ n.ssS tan1 tne first of December. ae ,S. asI,sa to his front door ~ svu Sncr. right. and as he stood n f fine hts form outlined by the MsS s.,,,, the iannu which he heldy sn.s S,~ with dark brought him do"h'
 in the hour. chav,fs Hood
 M Sss aeruties and dogs repsiasa wp. s.s .eeue. and arrested iou. yA to une ssnr. whom were Tayiot - sISeT T.s Mcfsou. As subseQueni s .s ano .ns Two were the muroes
 tp~h they were released N
 ssa.cs,,s. of insufficient evidence r.,,,.r
 Ana here began the work aonar. Lees tongue. Gut of % !Ln. Ws beran eney n. ana his talk came to tne est ..,st,ca y. F. Gerald, or seat
 Ga.ssd z. confronting the negro ore" S-,,n him an entire confessioH
 ny'n neiated how he and Ike McCou, ., SAad neero's sop-in-law. stooo 'n t @ sSeNo1, of . tree in front or tne Snuss: now they caled Broadnax, es srr him that they were c..,ss coma to purchase some from his store nearby: nov. hst
 S thsn fled. Lee declares that Ike Mnccu stood at his elbow, witn a re, IS vn,vsr fin hand, threatening 10 XII. hSn, in casa he failed to shoot upoh thc snnearapce of Broadnax. - Hs motive for the murder. Tayior .tates that Brosdnax negro worth nearly 10000. had made VIII ,. giving much of the property 70 n.s Laughter, sallie. Some time oeioaS this Ike Mccou. a youns nesro sa1,,s about thirty years. had married oaius D.oasnar who was about fifty years o,d with the purpose, it Is alleged oi sas.,y,n acme of the money or tLs oId man. Knowing of the will. and Tss,r,r . to encompass the. death of ths rich negro McCou planned the rnur- dsr forcing Lee co become ms accom. rlice.-or such 10 the confession c' Les. ~ n.,o. s,o,, Iustics Gerald tetcphon-d to sherin Hood and Deputy Horace Hood wa sant to Perry's Mil to get Lee. Tues Sav morning, Deputies Mckee and Iau caught Sailie McCou near the scsn. of fhe murder. and the main fig- ure in the confession, Ike McCou, was caught by Deputy Haynes in Bogns- homn1e, after his wife had told Of ms whereahouts. And with the arrests there comes to the sheriff and his or. fcers the satisfaction that their nrs. instincts, that brought about Lees sho McCou's arrest. were correct AE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
DOCTORS LICENSES.
EXAMINATIONS ARE TO BE HELD
 MONDAY.
Over One Hundred Applicants Have <. signiAed Infentisn to Take Test -Senaing Out Blanls
 for sfafantfea.

0ver One Hundred Applicants Have < signiaed Intentisn to Take Test
 Sending Out Btanks
 for Statistics.
 The force of the State Health De- partment was busy yesterday and will be so for several days yet. preparing for the ssmi-annuai examination of ap- plicants for doctors licenses and send ing out statietic blanks to the various the blanks were sent out yesterday.
 IL was announced that the examina- tions by the Board of Applicants for licenses to practice medicine In Ala bama will begin next Tuesday morning at S:3o o'clock in the hali of the House of Representatives. The period will probably be three or four days. It Is stated that more than 100 applicants have already signifed their intentions ot taking the test.
 This will make about the largest group of applicants since the new rules of the State Board of Health affecting examinations. Especially will this be SO if more names are added to the list in the week that remains. And proba- bly more applicants will show up than have sfgnihed their intentions when the day arrives for the examinations
 It Is estimated that no less than TO- 900 blanks for vital and mortuary sta tistics are to be mailed out to the health authorities for use during the present calendar year. By careful call cuiations and investigations. Registrar Williamson. under the direction of State Health officer W. H. Sanders. has perfected forms that are designed to bring in some valuable data. It has been the idea of Dr. Sanders for q long time to collect statistics which will Dc of great value and interest not only to contemporary physicians and socioloRists but which will serve the investigative purpose of generations to come. Replies from the blanks and ln-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
NEWS OF RECORD

rA. ,ol,owing reports of incorpora- 4,a,. vera yesterday filed in the omce of the Secretary of state:
 The Lafayette Mercantile Compahy os Chambers County. The autnoriSee amount of capital stock IS gWen Sao 0o1 of which amount slO'0Oo nas tss raid in with which to begin busi- pess The incorporators are given as: n ". slaughter. q. L. Grimm Jf'
 The Equitable Trading Company, or Fs,rninKhaR. to increase ther capitat stock from ss,0oo to S1o.ooo.
 The Boaz Bank. of Marshall county; ,..n "authorized amount. of the capital s.ac,r of the bank IS given at $4o,Ooo. .S Sghicn amount S20.000 has been paid Sn ,,ith which to begin business Tne irroruorators are given as: w. r. Sraad. &. H. Leith. T. J. Chadwtek et al rSo-noratian = Mobile. The auth orized amount or tr> ranital stock of the company Is Gsssr at $50 900. all of which has been SssS Ia with which to begin business TKSS Jrcorporators are given as: Garet van Antwerp. Andrew Van Antwerp. Csaret Van Antwerp. IT,, Daniel van Antwerp and James C. Van Antwerp:
 Tn aecordance with the laws of Ala A.ra the Wicks Boiler Company. of ssrinaw. Mich.. yesterday hled the nams and location of It's Alabama s~ar4 The Nation Real Estate Invest ment and Improvement Company, or Johnstown, Pa. also hled similar pa- pers.
 The following appointments were yssterday approved by Governor Co.,
 Tc the ofice of Notary Publie-r. W. Anderson, of Scale; R. g. Mcknight. of York; Mss Frances Hunnicut. of Hehin; Mrs Helen H. smith. of Mo- bile; Miss Genevieve Russell, of Mo- bile, and 8. T. Wsstcott. of Mont.
 To the ofiaes of Justice of the Peace IT. F. Hall, of Morgan Springs: H. & Walters, of Forill; A. D. McEaehen, of cIeburns County: W. c. High. of Way eriy: W. R. Davis, of FTedonis; W. M Allen, of Cyril: J. T. Thames. of Sam son, and M. c. stephens, of Abbeville.
 TO the office of Justice of the Peace and Notary Public-W. T. Thornton. of TaIIadega; A. H. Gentry. of West BIocton; T. F. Wilkins, of Troy, sad l.. A. Callins. of Eclectic.
 To the ofaee of Constabls-J. B. Armstrong, of Bear Creek: W. W. Copeland. of Forill, and A. c. Haynie. of Eclectic. and T. T. Jones. of Ere donia.
 To the offioe of Chairman State Board of Pension Examiners-wilIiam Jor- dan, of Midway.
 The following transfers of property were filed for record in the ofl1ce of Probate Judge Gaston. Tuesday:
 W. !. Chambers to Willie Coggins. Lot 4s, Block {. Peacocks Tract: eonsids eration, sass.
 James H. Henry and wife'to Gather inc Phelin, consideration, $375; Block 10. Lot 4s, Goidthwaite plat
 Mrs. Mary Jackson to S. I. Rushtoa. aTeA: store and lot in RamOs. a " MiE Ee 4AGgte y. Mlz, 3AAsoOi'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
TRIAL or soRsRY.

Jackson. Miss. Jan. 5.-counsei has not yet been employed for the de- fense of William Sorsby, assassin of Postoffice Inspector Charles Fitzgerald who was captured by a posse of State and Federal officers at Clinton Sunday morning.
 It Is stated that the case was ten- dered to United States Senator Mo- Laurin but he declined to serve be. cause of his personal friendship for the family of Sorsby's victim.
 It is unlikely that there will be . preliminary trial of habess corpus proceedings in Sorsby's behalf. He was indicted at the last session of the grand jury in Jackson and . pre- liminary hearing is. therefore. unne- cessary.
 The prisoner still declines to talk and 1t is announced that he will not make . statement of any Kind until counsel is retained. The case will come up for trial at the March term of the circuit court of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
Many Were the Conuictions for
 Violating Game LaD Last Month

Lauderdais County. selling wild geese, fine slo.
 Lee County. hunting without license. s1o.
 Macon County. hunting without writ ten permission. fine t10.
 Mobile County. hunting without writ ten permission, discharged.
 Morgan County. hunting without li- cense, fine s1o In three cases.
 Pike County. hunting without writ ten permission. fine slo in three cases
 Washington County. hunting without written permission. fine s1o In three cases
 Washington County. killing duck out of season. fine sl0.
 Washington County. Killing deer out of season, fine slo.
 Wilcox County. hunting without written permission, fne slo.
 It Is also stated that the sale Of hunting licenses for the year 1909 are numerous, the County ofncials report Ing that receipts from such sale will be unusually heavy for the month of January.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
EUFAULA MAN DIES.

Eufaula, Jan. 5.-tspecial)-J. H. Phillips . prominent business man and highly esteemed citizen died at his home here yesterday from the effects of a paralytic stroke that seized him about the middle of last week
 His mother reached the city Friday and alth ough she Is over so years old was a constant attendant at his bed- side. Kis wife was also unceasingly in her ministrations.
 Mr. Phillips came to this city about three years ago and was extensively engaged in the soda water manufac- turing business and had built up an excellent trade. Hhe came from HokansviIle, Ga. where he had large in the rural district.
 He bore the reputation of being a most exemplary man. He was about
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
CONTEST WARRANTS
CONFLICT PosTP0NEs TRIAL or
 ELI PARKER.
Justices Taylor and Young Had Both Issued Warrants for Parker and State and Defense
 C1aahed.

Because of disagreement as to which justice shall sit at the prelimi- nary trial of Eli Parker. charged with the murder of T. J. Swearingen tne hearing, which was first called TOT Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, was postponed until Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Two warrants had been issued, by Justice Taylor of west End, and the other by Justice R. C.
 The defense, desiring trial before the former. and the state. contending for the latter were at odds, and a writ of prohibition. sued by the state wiiI be heard this morning at 10 o'clock before Judge Sayre. to deter mine who shall sit at the hearing:
 House was packed Tuesday morning. with spectators assembled to witness the preliminary. They were turned away. however. by the postponement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06
NEARLY THREE THOUSAND
 IN OIL TAX FOR DECEMBER

Operating under the recent law of the Legislature the Alabama Poly technic Institute Tuesday remittei 10 the State Auditor the sum of $2.s00 as the States share of the proceeds from the sale of Illuminating oil tags during December. The proceeds are from the sale of tags for the month of Decep- Der. 1908. and as compared with the sale of tags for the previous months show . slight increase.
 According te the recent law the iilu- minatlng oil tags are sold by the Ala bama Polytechnic Institute where the State tests are performed. Fer the service of performing the tests the law provides that the college receive one- fourth of all monies collected from the sale of the tags, three-fourths going into the state treasury.
 . So far the law has met with decided succesA resulting in an increased rev. snue both for the college and for the State. gsf 4iiFMH
 According to reports the January sales have started with a snap, and the tags being sold and the collections be- ing made from this source are expect cd to make a record for the new de. partmeut. , <,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

John H. Wallace. state Game and Fish Commissioner. reports that af- fairs in his department are progress sing most satisfactorily in view of the reports which have been made to him by his wardens In the various counties of the State.
 The convictions for the month of De- cember as reported follow:
 Bibb County. hunting without license. hne, S10.
 Bullock County. hunting without H. cense. fine s10.
 Butler County. hunting without H. cense. fine t10.
 choctaw County. hunting without written permission, fine S1o.
 Choctaw County. hunting without written permission, fine sl0.
 Dallas County. i've cases for hunting without written permission. fines $12.5o In one case. Sio in two eases and s5 In two cases.
 Dallas County. hunting without H. censes. fine Sl2.5o.
 Dallas County. killing non-game birds. fine $5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

Tampa Fla. came to friends and rela- tives in Montgomery yesterday. Mir. Williams was aiighting from a car in Tampa Fla, going in one direction and stepped In front of another car. running in an opposite direction before he saw it. The car ran over the nan. mangiing his right arm so horribly that 1t had to be anputated near the shoulder.
 Williams will survive the accident
 The injured man used to call Mont gomery his headquarters when he ran as passenger conductor on the Atlantic Coast Line between this city and Jack sonville Fla. He went from here to Abbeville. N. C.. when he began work with the Seaboard Air Line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-06

50 years old.
 He Is survived by his wtie' mosher. ona hrother and i've sons all of whom are about grown.
 His remains were taken to hts former home near HoRansvilie this morning ana the intermert will be made In the family burial ground there.
 Mrs. Sheets about s4 years old died at her home on the south side or tne city yesterday and her remains were fntered in Fair View cemetary here'
 Deceased was twice married ana is survived by numerous chHuren 1o'l