Death o! Mrs Me Andrews,Mrs. Wm. McAndrews died at her home on Pine street Wednesday at i\ o'clock, after a^few weeks illness. She was thirty-five vears of atre and is survived by a husband and two email children, a little girl two years of age and a babv boy about two months old. Deceased is also survived by a father and three sisters, Margaret, Josephine and Mrs. Frances Buchanan, all living at Dnnkirk, and also two brothers, Geo. Keotnrh, of Montana, and Joseph Keougb, of Halt Lake City Mrs. Me*Andrews, former home was Dunkirk, where she was married to Wm. McAndrews about three years ago last November. Mr. Me Andrews purchased the present house where he is living H short time-afterward and ia-nowemployed at the Wellsville Refinery. The bereaved husband and the little ohil dren have the sympathy of alL Mrs. Me Andre we was a member of Branch 13. L. C. B. A. of this city.The funeral will be held from the church of Immaculate Conception on Saturday morning at 9 o’clock.