TRUE, BROGAN, ABBIATI, PAGE, MCCAUSLAND, BROWNING, HEFFREN, SONTUM James, Ben, Edward, Thomas and Charles RICHARDS, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. RICHARDS and sons, Will and Clarence, attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. TRUE, at Aspinwall, Thursday. Mrs. William BROGAN, aged 74 years, mother of Mrs. P. J. MORONEY, died at her home in Warren, Pa., Sunday night, May 13. The funeral was held Wednesday and was attended by P. J. MORONEY and family. J. B. ABBIATI, aged 39 years, formerly of McDonald, died Friday night, May 11, of typhoid fever at the home of his brother, Andrew ABBIATI, of Beaver Falls. Mrs. Nancy BELL PAGE, wife of Taylor PAGE, died at her late home, No. 56, at Midland No. 1, on Friday morning May 11, of consumption. Funeral services were held in the First Baptist church Monday. Interment at Hilldale. The remains of James MCCUSLAND who died May 8 of pneumonia at Atoka, Indian Territory, arrived in Pittsburg Sunday evening and reached McDonald Monday morning. Funeral services were held at the MCCASLAND home on Arabella street, conducted by Rev. Dr. IRONS, and were attended by a large number of our people. Interment was made at Bakerstown. Killed, near Saltsburg, Pa., May 12th, Wm BROWNING of Sturgeon. Mr. BROWNING was 50 years old and single. He had his home with his brother, James, of Sturgeon, but was employed the last six months at Edri, Pa., in the coal mines. Mrs. BROWNING was killed by a freight train. He was a member of Arlington Lodge K. of P., of Sturgeon. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. ENGLISH Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the home of his brother James. Interment at Arlington cemetery. George W. HEFFREN, 65 years old, a butcher of Oil City was killed by an infuriated bull, which he was leading to a slaughter house. The animal was dehorned, but knocked HEFFREN down and pawed him to death. George SONTUM, 16 years old, was struck by a New Castle-Sharon streetcar at New Castle and killed. He was the son of Hugo SONTUM, of Union township.