rSPECIAL TO THE T'MES]WHTTINO, 1 ml.. Aue. 0 —The W'hlt-lnir friends of Mis J. J. Tv♦* 1 '*y will '** Kri^v*!! to hear of her deuth, which to»'k ;«lace in San Ant n:o, Texas, on Saturday. following a battle ol about1 throe years with tuberculosis, huvin^gon»* .^outh at'put ? w o years age*. Finding it iniiu*ssiblo f *r her to return to this lake region. Mr. Kelly who was with li!e wife, returned to Whiling, settled up his affairs and moved his children to San Antonio, who during the parents’ absence were j in charge of their grandmother, Mrs. Elion 11 u m p h rt y .For several week* it has been known that, her condition has been vi-ry critical and pr» at s *mpathy was f. It when the news was received that Mrs. Kelly had lust out In her battlefor life. JThe deceased who was 42 years of;age was Josephine, the otiiy child of Mr. and Mrs. (!• orge Humphrey, a very popular girl and following her marriage to Mr. J. J. K lly thty were one of the host known couples in this city, moving in every circle. There is left to mourn th* loss the husband and six children. A guts. John, Eileen. | Virginia. Humphrey and Frances, and her mother. Mrs. Ellen Humphrey, who is at present in Chicago with a niece.The particulars of the funeral were) not learned, so it is as yet not known whether the remains will be shipped to Whiting .