The family of Harry McBride has been sorely afflicted the past week.  McBride's eldest son. Eugene B.,  died of typhoid-pneumonia at Jacksonville, FIorida, on Tuesday of last week and was brought to Olathe for interment last Saturday, and during this sad time news was received from Chicago that another son, Charles, was lying at the point of death, and Miss Carrie hstened to him, and as the Mirror goes to press he is said to be dying. Both young men were of unusual excellence  of character and their death will a terrible blow to the surviving father and sisters. The MIROR tenders its sympathy to the stricken family. A biographical sketch of the young men will be given next week.

Olathe Mirror
November 26, 1896
Page 3, col 5