Mrs. Dolorin A., Ostrander,. Wife of J. B. Ostrander, died Monday night at her homo on south 331m street from ayeoma, after a linger* ing Miioss, at the ago of 68. Mrs. Ostrander had boon an invalid for nearly throo: years but for the past six weeks her condition had boon crl tieai and her death, which was quiet and peaceful, came not unexpected.Mrs. Ostrander was the motheri • ; ‘ 1 of ilvo cjliiktrenj two of whom died in infancy. Those surviving lior are Mrs* Bd McNeil, of Shawnee, Okla., Mrs. Seymour WJgloy and Fred’; Ostrander of Ohlllieotllo. Her husbitnd and two grandchildren, Fred an d Howard MeNoi i also survive'lior.: • The deceased was born at ‘13111-cottyliJ6‘,|N. Y., whore Juno Sti,' J852,'she and. Mr.Ostrander were \i n I tod in ma r dago. • S borliy af tor-' lt;Wards tboy removed to; Marongoji } 11.,wh ore they real clod' until .1870 • When they tsaind to Oh 1.111 ootho^' which has booh their homo over-slnco. Mrs. - Oatrftndor v was a inombor of the Baptist oliuroli but during her residence in QhlllioothO had always attended the Presbyterian. She Was a conscientious Christ!an and before her Illness; was al wars pr o in I non tly; connected' with qhujxsb work. Paring theyears of lior activity Mi-h,; Qatran-dor was a boeiiil 1 under,• hping iinV ivorsaliy well liked, but it .Was in Die home that the nob!Iity of her chamol;or]wa8 best rtmllfced, thosewho wore nearest to her fooling, deeply its'helpful influence,: The funeral wl 11 be: held Wed-, nosday morning at 10 o’oloek from the Presbyterian nhiiroli,' Dr. T. A:. Scott and lb*. J . H, Slielids-'oflloi^i-. ting and burltvi inade iu the olty (joinotexy.;;