Mrs. Oyril Urognire, died Sundaymorning, February 5, at H o'clock 1 nt Li r home in Dubuque, I own,: with paralysis. The funeral took piuee Wednesday morning at 9:30oVlnck from the family residenceto the Cathedral and the burial waa in Mt Olivet cemetery.Mrs. Gregoire. whose maidenname was Zw Marie Rozier, was horn in this oily, Februan N, 1854,arul was the daughter of Mr, and Mn. Franeia Rozier, honored pioneer* of this county. On October 19, 1881, she was united in marriage to Oyril Uregoiiw, of Du-j buque, nod went to that city to reside. One child, Marie, was born to the anion, who with Mr Ore-; goire survives. She is also tar* j vived by two eieterti and on® brother, Mrs. Alice Shaw, and Mina Marie Rozier, of St. Louis, and H. L, Rozier, of thin city.Mrs, Grcgoire had been a devout member of the Catholic church. Her life war one of singular beauty. Her early education and the influence of a retlned home gave her that truly Christian and beautiful character which stands for all that i« lovable and respected in womanhood.