The deceased was one of the first to locate In Indiana Harbor and came from South Chicago, where she had practiced her profession for several ' years previous. She cared for many patients at the Harbor under the di-rection of our very best local physicians and became endeared to many through her careful nursing. Had she lived she would haVe attained her fifty-second birthday the 23rd of this month. Death was due to cirrhosis of the liver. Besides her husband, she leaves two daughters. Mrs. Bert Height of Commonwealth avenue, and one single daughter. Miss Hattie; one son. Joseph, an employe of the Tnland Steel company; «n agr**d mother and two sis-ters. residents of South Chicago. Burns and McGuan were the funeral directors.xr.. r» t * .