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Death Reveals Romance Of y.
Long Standing.
"a PRETTY 1T ] VIRGINIA VI ! 81 GIRL
Miss Alice Tyler Known a. . Widow
Though Her Marriage Had Been
Kept Secret for Five
long Years.
4 PRETTY VIRGINIA GIRL .lI' ! !,
The Times Dispatch Bureau.
No. .1417 e Street, Nj VS.

The Times-Dispatoh Bureau.
NO. i1417 e Street, Nj W.,
washington, y. O.. April sd'
Miss Alice tyler, y mornbor OF one OF
Tho oldest families Of Fairfax county,
va, was one Of tho ohlot actors II IN I. = 2
romance which has Just come to light ia y
in this city. ss55$ss
sAbout seven, years ago her parents parents
died. She was Quite young, cultured ana no.
very beautiful. Hho was also AMBITIOUS, t'''l
she was Il, very straitenod circumstances
SO she determined to 60 to work She 81!
co mo to washington. and stood tha own
service examination Tor apponn1 ,nla ,r.p
a clorlsship IN the office OF the Trcelsuror
lof the United statos. shc got the ap q ?.
pointmont.. Sho has splendid record III
the ofrioe for efficiency. =,
Employed IN the office with MISS 4y!er
wns John r, naster, Of Marylahd. ~
was an odd follow, very Quiet. very re,
firing, ana apparently very much opposoa
to anything approaching cordlahay :, .n ~
aftor Miss Tyler came into tho once
there was q great change IN ~, Mas.el
manner and Appearance. Lie Is" apr uce :.
I'M IA the girls In the off1co Expressed ~,
and he evidenced such dooldod fondness
for the society Of Miss Tyler that u Was
pluir, he was badly snlltten. I. 49,,
Dastcrs generally escorted MISS 1ylcs'
homo from tho office in the afternoon anu
generally he managed to come VIII ~ =
IL ira morning After a time he won't TO
live III her boarding house, No 1T Tenth
street, N. w. Of course, he was there te
With her moro thnn ever. Tho young
non ana young women frequently teasoo
each OF the young people noout .ne
other. It seemed q settled Trims, pu.
those who wished to SEQ fruitlon 3 OF
love in marriage grew very tired waiting
Never very strong, some months ago
Easter began frequently to complain OF
feelinr unwoll. Before Christmas ne
became SO iii ne had to cease work. ana
went to the sibley Hospital Miss Tyler
was at his bedside every day, md hnally
obtained leave Of absence and spent the ne
greater portion Of her time with NM
The officials of the hospital objected 70
her spending the night In the room
with him. The patients bill was prompt
Sly paid, and he was removed to the Gar
field Hospital, where he died a few. days
mo Imagine the establishment Of the
friends OF the dead. man and thestlady
when they read in the funeral announce
ment Of Mr.. Casters death that he was
survived by his wife, formerly Miss
Alice Tyler, Of this city, and by Q brother,
De Ia War B. Easter, Of baltimore
The couple had been married nearly
Ave years w A woman can sometimes
keep her own secret. i.S's
MONTAGUE "A CAND1DATE,
8s Governor Montague and Mrs. Montague
and Mrs. Hossins, Mrs, Montague's
mother, returned to Richmond to-day,
after q few hours spent In Washington,
They arrived late last night, and stopped
at the New Willard.
b The Governor refused to discuss State
or national politics, but Judge J. G. Dew,
Second Auditor Of Virginia. who came
with the Governor, talked very freely. g
.There is no doubt Mr.. Montague will
be a candidate for the United States
Senate to succeed Mr. Martin, I sup
tan to-day. 1T am not his special conf
dant, but 1t is we'll known that he de-
slres to go to the Senate, and he will
be- n candidate unless there SHOULD be
such a. change in conditions by 1905 that
IL Is seen that no cannot be elected.
Everybody knows that he is very popu-
lar in Virginia.
ri was q strong advocate of tho elec-
ton Of General Fltz Lee to the Senate
when Mr. Martin defeated him In 1893.
But Il am frank to say5that. Virginia has
mot had a better representative In either
branch OF Congress since the war than
Mr. Martin has made"
Judge Dew did not express preferences
MS between the candidates.
1t is probable that in the interviews
with Representative Hay, Of Virginia,
printed lin this correspondence yesterday.
he was represented as being out and
out in favor of Mr.. German for the
Democratic nomination next year. Mr..
Hay some time ago declared for judge
Parker, and his views have not UNDER
gone any change But Mr.. Haydn COM
mon with thousands Of other Democrats,
thinks Mr.. German has qualities OF lead
ership which commend him to the best
mon among the party leaders.
Mr., Thomas 8. Moore, United States
|Adlstrict attorney for the Western
District of Virginia, Is here, ac-
companled by his wife. He Is here on
official business. Mr.. Moore says 1t will
|inot be long, no thinks, before the Repub-
l3licans Of Virginia will have nm organ,
which Is to be printed at Roanoke, It is
| to be a daily paper, devoted to the inter-
ests OF tho state. and the Republican
party'i In Virginia.