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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OniciaI Record and Forecast-washington. jan 1s-
Missouri Friday night moved
rapidly eastward and has passed Off the South New Eng
with much diminished intensity
tended general rains IN tho central valleys
lake region the and high temperature in the
middle South Atlantic Gulf states also
low from the Rocky Mountains westward with quite
general though mostly light rains
also more snow in the Northwest, due mostly to the
close proximity OF the marked cold high the
district to the low tho southweStward.
The weather will be generally fair Sunday and Monday
northern districts where there local SHOWS
Sunday Over the western half of the country will
tricts 1t will be colder sunday in the central valeys
the lake region. the Middle Atlantic states end Eng
portion Middle Atlantic
1t Will be somewhat warmer IN the
The winds along the New England win be fresh
Atlantic coast fresh northwest to north On the SOUTH
Atlantic coast light TO fresh and mostly southwest
resh north Cod wav. warnings have bean ssnss 20, oq
Ncrthwestern illinois, Western Michigan. Southeastern
Wisconsin,
Forecast for Special Localtas.-For the District Of
Columbia and Delaware partly cloudy and colder to-day
fair and colder Monday; north
winds.
Maryland partly cloudy colder today fair and
colder in eastern portion Mondays light to fssh northwest
Psnnsyivana partly cloudy and colder to-
day; fair and colder in southeastern portion Monday
For New Jersey partly cloudy to-day; fair
and colder In southern portion Monday fresh northwest
For Eastsrn New York partly. cloudy and colder to-
day: fair Monday: fresh mo northwest to north winds
portion; COLDER fair Monday; fresh northwest
For western Pennsylvania. partly cloudy to-day snow
Lake Erie; probably fair Monday; light northwest
For Western New York. local and colder to-dayI
partly cloudy Monday; Light to fresh nosth vapdA
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OBITUARY.
ISAAC EDWARDS CLARKE.

Isaac Edwards Clarke, who died at his home, No
i752 Oregon avenue, Washington. January s.
from heart disease born at Deerheld, Mass,
in 1880. He was graduated from Yale in 1885. He
married. shortly after graduation Mary Louise
Proctor daughter of the Rev. David c. Proctor, OF
Kentucky.
After three years IN Europe, he returned and was
admitted to the bar. After the capture or New
Orleans, Congress created the United States Pro
visonal Court of louisiana and Judge PEABODY, OF
this city. was appointed preside over the new
tribunal. Mr.. Clarke appointed marshal OF
that court. and remained in the service until after
the war, when the court ceased to exist on the
restoration of the state government. Returning to
New York he began practising in the United States
courts in this district but went into Journal
Ism. becoming successfully editor Of The Yonkers
Statesman and 1.-The College CouranT" at New
Haven. and doing large amount of general lit
erary work for papers and magazines.
In 1871 he went to Washington to help organize
the bureau of education. and remained there
until the time of his death. His especial work In
the bureau for ngay years had been in the collec-
ton Of statistics and the publication of monographs
and reports Art and Education" For these
productions he received diploma and silver medal
from the Paris Exposition and diploma and gold
medal from the st. Louis Exposition He left q
wife, son. John Proctor Clarke. Justice OF
the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of
New York, and daughter Mrs. Ednah Proctor
Clarke Hayes who now lives with her husband
DIR. Henry Hayes. at Hio, IN the Hawaiian Islands
Mr. Clarke was one of the founders Of the Cosmos
Club at Washington. The funeral at Washington
was held January 10. and on January u the body
ton. Mass. where lie all of his direct lneal pater-
nal ancestors from Lieutenant William Clarke, who
of the Seven Pillars of the Church." judge
for many years and delegate to the general court
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A CHANNEL TUNNEL OPPOSED
6r1tish Military Experts Think Scheme
PreJudicial to National Safety

aT, Jan. l2-The extensive project for tun-
;nr ps-,i ,ne English Channel. which is now await
ing rariiainentary approval. would appear 70 bsys
tbat ~ q serious setback by the announcement
mat the construction OF such a tnnai $3.50 sa
peuuieiaL to the national security. InouIries
49,. o. me headquarters of the committee how
s'ei. ieied to get confirmation Of this announce
baa al anu II II was pointed out that the committee
there is strong drift Of sentiment sro o
-, rd, Srltst military and naval experts headed
~ 'ieio Marshal Lord Wolseley which condar,,a
nsr.., oIeot as opening the possibility Of CONT.
schtIds a,s On. On the other hand, the Roth
Of CAPITAL PeRarea for to make snoross nvest
ad trouble between stratesfsts en6 Ihis
s1iciao, ,inae9tlons that the former viii
iieh'ary approval OF the sceheme ee' fsrha-
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SCuppER V. WHITNEY.

5cudder V. Whitney, a brother Of e1-Mayor
Daniel d. Whitney OF Brooklyn. died yesterday
at his home in Woodbury.. Long Island. from pneu-
monia- His death took place In the old homestead
where he born eighty-hve years ago. The
funeral will be held there Tuesday at p. n.
Mr.. whitney attended the school taught for a
time by Walt Whitman. and was. It is sald one OF
the poets pupils He became a surveyor and civil
engineer For many years he was official surveyor
for Oyster Bay and Huntington townships Later
he was elected Supervisor. Five years ago he
elected president Of the Glen Cove Mutual Insur
ance Company. Three children, the Rev. Henry G.
Whitney, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
OF Great Neck; Daniel 5. Whitney and Miss Phoebe
Whitney, of Woodbury., survive him.
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DIPLOMA FOR ITALY's KING.
Mr. White Presents Academic Hood from U.
OF 2. and st. Louis Exposition Medal.

=; o,e jan liking Victor Emmanuel receiv.s
IN private audience to-day the Amertc.n A.
oassa1or' Mr. White, who invested his majesty
with the academic hood Of the University of penn
sylVania and presented to the King his diploma as
Doo.of OF Laws. Mr. White also gave his majesty
the medal bestowed on him by the directorate y,
the st. Louis Exposition in recognition of the
Kings services in promoting the Italian exbib. AZ
ST louis His majesty said he highly appreciated
@ Iile holof conferred on him by the University of
ieIIsylNania, and greatly admired the medal sen+
to hin bis abn Ipom St. Louis He sorry that owing
cent Francis when the latter was in this Civ,
,, MI: ana Mrs. White the guests 0f tho
pTGness The i,r of Genoa % during the day. anu
ence William FranElin nrsOs s0Gay IN private audi
bassador 10 Italy. p' <Niiieiicah Am
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Died.

soWNE-on Jarusry II at Besz-I-y. Cal. Emma n.
after. - ~
BRADIson q 5.F ss,usay q & 5s.asass
elder daughter OF William Hooker ana Eiirabeth s,ns,
Bradley. Notice u fuEeral hereafter.
CLARKE suddenly. his home No 17se Oregon ava.
clarke sss ~ G on January o. 1907 Isaae Edwards
asy 10 Int9--ssIt st NsrtiAitOsl. sss January u
coRMING3 widow Of conns
No, sso William street Brick Church, n J.. %
s:so tTain from New York Dsa&ars s LscksWanna :
CoRWN-A5 Campbell Han; New YORK. Frsa.y,
William S. Corwiu-
Janasr m his ,gs ge7dsPSs S No West e4s s.. rs
uary Il. at 10 o'clock
GANLY-On Thursday Jsrus-~ "a .. - -...s.-..
Nso NG 81 Decatur street BEoOklyn, cOrdelia Besbe
January 1s at D. m
Hi5aT o1 n Tsday January 4 1907 Iuiss I.assl.
the late late Timothy and Elizabeth Kellogg. Funeral fon
~ Y, Monday January II. at 2 p m.
HIBsoN-on Thursday morning January 10. at Eliza
b.o Pf5S GsneEsl aospitaI Ellzabeth j. James AIss!s
at Crawford. n. J. at p. m sunday.
HGLIssTGRAt IaIs his residence. Garden City. Long
hs roDs0a ANA n Louisa aosss4 ss' Fsn.r sSS
LEHMAN
e O. GfOnTPsTsEati0n Eap1E h.ld On January IL isO
death Of Emanuel Taf fS8 sSped even ,houra ,.
s 5Hss s o. p, years f. neysrhslsss souros Of de
Ssee % aaa admred him for all OF those qualities waeA
snds stsaS sD5 his s noble bis public sDiTit
which tendsa toward the bsssr@ens or 81. 81
Sfoust s9sashi saa sd sSss saD H
his deeanor o. the most tender soiieitnds 70
T & n s and and ss' oVnons VA. and
fsf in arro SUE wa ana 1s
de was ever ready to serve Whatsoever cause "a.
in ii. 'Gas appfsoiafio6 the
Temple Enanu7E and all th.. I. rspr.sens. "a. =
ibuted LARGELY in shaping It's policies and In uphodina
ssaon paoaa ts FN .siaats shs | 3 oa. 1so
beloved by each OF lts members and whose msnor- Sm
JAMES sEIIGMAN Prsstdsat
LOUIS MARSHALL Hon Secretary.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF the Hebrew osphsa
s.yo. are o S ess reSSsssd to sssaS ss fSn
Presidssn on Sunday January 1s 1921 a sls
Of 80. Ios west sad street husband Of Mary =
day January Il. at a. m Intermens at Kinxssos.
.s, oS 6 E y = s s:s g.. ,n m
Babson swasey Hsttis Jswett swsssy. InssrrnsnS
vEzIN-on Friday. January H. ss poTshest... Ma:s
Alice King xe1n Sf EsisaSsth n j. S.uxhsss q - -
year Of her age Funeral services from the chI-A
Si the Ascension 9th ave and 10th St. New York
Greenwood Philadeirhis and Boston papers pissss
copy
wALDRoN-Elydia A waldron widow OF ths late wal
ter r Waltrcn residence No 225 East aO<n
street, January IL. 1907 Notcs f1nsral hsrs-
after.
WHITTEMORE-On Friday, January IL 1907 ae hsg
late residence In this city. Emma. daughter the
late Horace and Catherine Y. Whittsmora Fpnsrni
service at Church OF the Epiphany, S5th and Iex-
ingtOn ave. on Monday. january Il. at 1880 a m.
| wINsLOw-At Short Hills y T.. on Saturday January
il, meningitis, Emma xtdow
OF the late Edward Winsiow Funeral ssrvices viii Be
held All Saints Church, Neck Long Island on,
Monday morning. January IA. Special tain
will leave Long Island City depot. e:45 g.
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j. LlNZEE SMELLING.

Newton. Mass. Jan. IA. Linzee Smelling, late
United States Appraiser OF the Port OF Boston and
for many years well known railroad man, died AT
his home here late last night from kidney trouble
at the age OF fortytwo Mr.. Smelling in 1882
was appointed foreign freight agent OF the Van
derbilt lines with headquarters in Boston, having
the entire charge OF the freight contracts
the interested roads He later promoted 70
the agency OF the Boston & Albany Railroad at AL
bany. and held important Offices for the company
at springfield and Worcester, when the ALBANY
road was leased to the New York Central. In 1e04
President Roosevelt appointed Mr.. Smelling Ap-
praiser for the Port Of Boston. succeeding A w
Brown, who resigned on account OF III health Mr.
Smelling resigned last year to become actively en-
gaged In the cotton commission business.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
SAY YOUTH SHOT GRANDFATHER.
After Quarrel Old Man Is Fired At Through
Window and Badly Wounded.

Morristown, n. J., Jan 12 (SpeoiaD.-willianl
Hagar sixty-hve years old is lying IN All Souls
Hospital at the point of death, following a quarrel
with his grandson. James Dugan. DUgan. who is
nineteen years old. had words with his grand
parent a trivial matter at the Hagar home
stead, Mendham Mountain. To get rid OF the
boy Hagar left the house and walked the home
Of Stephen Babbitt. by. While sitting in the
kitchen he was shot. II is saidt by his grandson,
charge in his head. He was taken to the Morris
town hospital but there is slight hope of his recov
cry DuFan has not been seen since.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
DUKE OF THE ABRUzz1 IN LONDON
King Edward and Other Members of Royal
Family Attend Lecture.

London Jan i2.-The lecture tonight of the Duke
of the AbriIzzl before the Royal Geographical So
ciety was attended by King Edward and other
members Of the royal family ar mark Of Great
Britsn's consideration Of the House OF savoy
The dukes description OF his perflous ascents or
unexplored peaks in Genital Africa brought out
81 enthusiastic demonstration from the geograph-
ers. who considered these exploits TO be OF greater
value than the dukes achievement in the Polar
regions. Up TO the time OF Commander Robert f.
pearys last expedition, tha Duke OF the Abruzzi
held a record for farthest Iorth.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
Victim Once Playmate of General McClel
lan's Wife.
[By Telegraph to III. Tribune. !

Syracuse, Jan. 12-Mrs Madeline Willard
eighty four years old. was burned TO death here
this morning. She lived alone The appearance
Of the room gave evidence that the lamp which
she kept burning had exploded, and In trying TO
extinguish the fame her clothing had caught
fire Her body found under the bed where
she had doubtless rolled in trying to put out the
flames
Mrs. Willard born IN Germany, and while
living in Greenwich, Conn, was playmate oN
the wife Of General Mcclellan. She was a
pioneer of this region, coming here on the first
train running into Syracuse. One son, George
Willard, survives her.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
DEAD SENATOR'S PARTNER SUSPENDED

Salem Ore. jan 1.-THE Supreme Court of
oregon to-day suspended ex-Judge Tanner from
practice OF the law for ninety days for unprofes-
s,onal conduct in swarng falsely to his relations
,,,,tt, tbe late Senator Mitchell, who was his law
partner. Certain mitigating circumstances were
taken into consideration by the Supreme Court
in reaching the decision.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
CITY HALL REPORTERS DINE.

At the Hotel Astor last night the City Hall Re-
porters' Association and representatives OF New
York papers who cover" the City Hall and poll
tics held their annual dinner. There about
fifty members present Following the dinner
speeches made and songs sung by nearly
every one present. The officers OF the association
are: President, Charles T White, of Tho Tribune;
e-president, Robert Adamson, OF THE World
secretary and treasurer. William Gramer, OF THE
T.lnba
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WOULD CHANGE TUNE OF aAMERIcA."

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In The Tribune Of Saturday. January s.
a gentleman Of Scotch lineage suggested the
transpositon of certain words IL national
anthem. America" IN order that its wording
might suit the most fastidious American. The
writer is OF the opinion that "the wording OF
national anthem cannot be- much improved
as the sentiments expressed in them sincerely
patriotic The only change, II any is necessary,
would be tho changing Of the tune
JAMES CONWAY.
Norwich, Conn, Jan II. 1907.
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Mr.. MEYERS LETTERS ON THE WAY

St Petersburg Jan. 12.-Ambassador Meyer has
been Informed that his letters OF recall their
wav here, but has been requested TO delay their
presentation until the arrival Of his successor, John
w Riddle which is expected to be about February
l. Mr. Meyer and the entire staff of the embassy
will be present the Emperors New Years re-
on
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TO GIVE DINNER ron JUSTICE MOODY.

Salem Mass Jan 12-sTlra members OF the Essex
County Bar Association will hold dinner at the
American House in Boston February 8. in honor
OF their fellow member, Associate Justice William
lF. Moody Of the United States Supreme Court
The list OF guests VIII Include Judges Lowell
Brown Aldrich and DodgE, OF the United States
Court the chief Justice and the associates justices
Of the supreme and supesior courts OF Massa-
ettusetfs
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
ROCKEFELLER DECLINES WITH THANKS

An invitation extended to John d. Rockefeller to
be present at the Lyric Theatre Monday. jan
uary 81 to witness Z. II. Sothern and Miss Julia
Marlowe's performance of John the Baptist" by
Herman SuderInann. has been declined wi,h thanks.
Because of the prominent position which Mr. Rock
efeer occupies IN the Baptist Church. Mr. Sothern
conceived the idea OF requesting the presence of
Nr Rockefeller at his opening in New York
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
rRv ral.xranh 10 I-he Trihune

New London. Conn. Jan. 12-Captain Bliss Reed.
sixty years old. died here this afternoon from a
complication of heart liver and kidney diseases.
He was horn in Portland. Conn. and followed the
sea from boyhood- His latter years had been spent
in command of both sailing and steam yachts.
He was until recently captain Of T. NJ. Smyth's 8
yacht Hauoli New York Yacht Club. His wife.
one sister, Mrs Ruth Berry. of Hartford. and two
brothers. Rufus. OF Providence, and James. OF New
YOrk him.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
DR.. BENJAMIN PITT JOHNSON.

Word has been received OF the death at Liverpool,
on December so. OF Or. Benjamin Pitt Johnson,
surgeon OF the Cunard steamship Caronia, who had
been in the service OF the company for sixteen
on the Umbria, the Etrurla and the Caronia the
last OF which he Joined on her first trip TO New
York. The Of his death pneumonia
lie was native OF Ludlow. England. and was
forty-dve years OF
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
JACK LoNpon's YAwL LAUNCHED

San Francisco Jan. 12.-Jack Londons A.
foot vawl the Shark in which he plans to make
a trip aroundthe world launched to-day.
London and his wife and other members of the
narty who will accompany him the voyage,
witnessed the launching
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBENfARLE-Rear Admiral J. G. Walker U.
S. n. BRESLIN-Judge William Kennedy, Nauga-
tuck. Conn. FIFTH AVENUE-W. +, Otis, Dandy.
VI. GOTIIAM-John Hays Hammond Lakewood.
n; J. ST RDG1s.H Staples Potter, Boston
italian Ambassador; Ex-Governor E. c. smith,
Vermont. VOL lCOT,r-Dr. Theo. Chrustie u S. A.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
AMERICANS MAY GET TIN MINES.
Syndicate Reported EAdeavoring to Buy
Properties in Cornwall.

London, Jan. l2.-The grsht Tin centres OF Corn
wall are ar1tated a nlpcrt that an American
syndcate Is buying nurlber of the richest tin
mines there representative Of this syndicate. II
is said has been in Pentance for weeks
negotiating with mine owrers. The report how
ever, has been confrDed.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
BRITISH CONSUL GENERAL ILL.

London. JAN &c. r. Slocum the Consul Cen
eral OF Great Britain to the Congo Free State has
arrived here seriously Ill, and has been taken TO
hospital Mr.. Slocum was appointed in June. He
arrived at his post in September, and soon after
suffered attack OF malaria. which compelled his
return to this country.
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DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Saturday, Jsn-
uary 12, a ST. patriclx's Cathedral. Carrie n
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DoDD-CANBY-on Friday. January IL. 1901. at
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Candy. daughter OF and Mrs Edward Tatnall
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IL, 27 SAD street, by the
enson, assisted by the Rev Dr. jennings Flzabsth
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John W. Auchincioss TO
Percy Hall Jennings.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be fndcr,ed
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Hx-oueEn LEFT s75osoo FOR CHARITIES.

Hanover Jan. i2-Princeis Mary of saxe-Alten-
burg. ex-Qpeen OF Hanover who died at Gmunden
Upper Austria on January g. left $4,000 TO various
>ss *-s.. 10 the former kirydom Of Hanover.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK E CAMPBELL CO.. e4i-s West .ss ss
Chepss Private and public ambulancss 1925 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the world known undsr-
tsker only one place OF business Sh 18th ST.
largest IN the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
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sth Ave. and 18th ST Tel 12s Chelsea
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Manchester, N. H, Jan. 12-Dr. Daniel s.
Adams one OF the best known surgeons OF the
state, died to-day at the ago OF sixty years He
was born In Iockport, n. 7, and had been rest
dent OF Manchester since 1877 He past presi-
dent OF the New Hampshire Medical Society and
"a Drorninent Mason.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Mr. Klein.s play of The Lion and the Mouse
Will have its 5o1th representation At tho Lyceum
Theatre tomorrow evening. After the perform
ance has ended the dramatst and the members Of
the dramatic Will be entertained, at q
supper, at Delmonicos, by Mr.. Henry B. Harris,
the manager
George C. Boniface. jr.. will make his hrst ap-
pearance In New York this season at the Alhambra
Theatre this afternoon, where he viii present j.
CLARENCE Hydes farce The Singing Lesson" Mr.
Boniface win be assisted by Miss Bertha Waltz
inper former prima donna Of the De Wolf Hopper
company and Mr.. Henry Bayard. Of last seasons
.Isefore and After company.
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Religious Notices.

go line.
TEMPLE EEANC-E1. 9Th Ave ard H5d Dr-eunoAy1
Il:i5 DR. JOSEPH SII.VERMAN The Separation az
Church All welcome
THE PEOPLES INSTIrUTR
A Cooper Union, Q p. NJ Door opeA 5f1e
AAdxeeD By Rabbi DTBPHEN Y1a4 p -1i
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Arlington. Phronie ". Hbson. James A.
Bailey, Helen L. Holister, Francis g.
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Bradley Mary Ogtrander. John
Clarke. Isaac 3. Ewasoy John B.
Corning. Catherine y. Vein. Alice X.
Corwn, CorneliA Il. wadrun Elydfa A.
Dugan, ThomaA whistemors Emma
Ganly, Cordsiia .. Winslow, Emma q
Gilbert Louisa I.
APLINGTON-On Friday. January II. 1907. Phronfs
Webster beloved Henry Arlington, in the 53d
year services residence,
No. 143 West s5th st. Sunday. January 1s At
BAILEY-Of meningitis. Friday. January II. the
residence Of parsnA No. 122 West 18th Hslan
Lamar Qply daughter Of Aios Teas aaA ps Thsoaerus
1ausVt 3uhsgo1 ysesaAa
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York Custom House. attached TO the special
agents Office died suddenly Friday night She
has been connected with the customs service since
1895. The funeral will be held at her late home
No 2S8 Eas. slst street. tomorrow morning at 8
ocinck.
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