Burned To Death

Alción, June 28. - As Mra. Rosina Farley, who had rooms above Ford's photograph gallery, was filling her gasuhne stove, an explofiou occurred which resulted in her death. Her clothing 2aught fire and slie rushed to her bedroom, wheru she was found by Mr. Ford, who was attracted byherscreanis. Before the fire could be extinguished j she was so badly burned that she died ín great agony within five minutes after being found. Mrs. Farley was 77 ! years oíd, a tnember of the Methodist ', Episcopal chureh, and the mother of i Horace B. E'arley, who lives three miles j south of the city.