JOHNS On the 5th inst., at her home in McDonald, of general debility, Mrs. Anna WEBSTER JOHNS, in the 70th year of her age. Mrs. JOHNS' husband and six children survive her. The children are: Mr. S. S. JOHNS, Jr., now living in Colorado; Mr. B. K. JOHNS, of this place; Miss Tacy, Miss Sue J., and Miss Mary J., at home; and Mrs. Maggie HARDY of St. Louis. Mrs. JOHNS was the sister of Judge Thomas JEWETT, the first President of the Panhandle Railroad. She was a native of Maryland, as is also Mr. JOHNS. Mrs. JOHNS was one of the most beloved and respected women that have ever lived in McDonald. She was universally admired for her kindly manner and Christian graces. Mr. JOHNS has the sympathy of all in being thus bereft of his partner in life after nearly fifty years of wedded life. The funeral services were held on Thursday, conducted by Rev. Mr. MCKAY, an Episcopal minister of Pittsburg, Mrs. JOHNS having been a member of the Episcopalian Church. Interment at Arlington.