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pain and they had some hope this morning that she might recover, but the shock was too great. She died at 11 a.m. today just about 24 hours from the time of the accident. She had five children - four sons and one daughter - all here except the eldest son who is in St Paul, Minn. She had also a sister in law living with her and who was with her when her clothes took fire - but she fainted - It was altogether a very trying time two of the sons and the aunt were once at the same time in a dead faint and the daughter screaming with uncontrollable grief - Mary is very much worn and she is now sleeping. She had been up nearly all the night before with another patient on the third floor of this house - a man almost delirious after drinking and