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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-15
The Weather.
Yesterday:

o NEBRASKA-Partly cloudy in west,
showers In east portion Saturday; cooler in
east portion Saturday.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-15

They are coy, modish and shapely garments in
which every dictate of fashion is apparent. They in
fliet no strain on the hips, still giving the sloping lines
so much desired this season. A certain style for each
figure. Prices from $1.0O to $500 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-15
DEATH RECORD
John oliver sInes.

BOONE, Ia, May ~1t-CSpecial Telegram.)
John Oliver Sines, a prominent Boone
contractor, painter and decorator, died last
night after two weeks illness of pneu-
monis, The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon. For many years he was an Off
cial of the Northwestern railway.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-15
Saturday Candy Special.

Balduff's delicious Opera Cream Caramels, regular
price 4Oc a pound, Saturday at, a pound only. Doc
wv. B." Erect Form Corsets.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
JUVENILE COURTS FAVORED
Virginia Conference of Charities and
Corrections on Record.
Officers fer the Ensuing Year Are
Eleeted-EdItor Cook, of Rich
nOnd, Reads Paper.
SPECIAL to ne EssAinrsoo Eeald

SPECIAL % ne Nashingtoo Eezd.
LynehbGrg, Va. May Is-The second
session Of the Virginia conference on
charities and correction this morning was
attended by a small audience. In add
ton TO reading Of excellent papers. officers
were elected for the ensuing year. sew
eFsl committees appointed. and the con-
ference put on record as favoring the
establishment OF juvenile courts in Viz
ginia-
The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: President. J. T Mas
TIN. OF Richmond: vice presidents. Thomas
B. Maclin. Of Petersburg; d.. l. 7.
Royster. of Norfolk; Mrs. D. NJ Read.
OF Charlotte. and c. II. and p Il School
field, or DenviI1e: secretary. w r.
Walker, OF Richmond; treasurer, E. F.
Peffey. OF Lynchburg: executive commit
tee. Walter e Addison. OF Lynchburg
Rev. James Buchanan. Of Richmond; DR..
W. ?. Drewry. Of Petersburg; J. l. Roper,
OF Norfolk: Rev. J. n Pitcher. OF Norfolk:
Robert Gillian. OF Petersburg; Dr. r. X.
Flanagan. OF Charlottesville: Judge J. L
Tred~ay. of Chatham; DR.. Z. @. Williams.
OF Richmond; Mrs H. c. Mcdowell. Of
Lyme burg. and Mrs. A. II. Tuttle. OF
Cha-,otIesville.
The hrst paper OF the morning was By
Dr. c. P Wertenbaker. OF Norfolk. the
paper discussing Practical methods for
the suppression OF tuberculosis IN Vir-
ginia."
A feature OF the session was the ad-
dress OF Charles B. Cooke. president and
editor OF the Richmond Evening Journal.
on the objects and need OF a juvenile
court law in Virginia. Some problems Of
a health officer was the subject Of an
address BY r h Flanagan, health Of
acer OF Charlottesville.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
APPEALS FOR FAIRGROUNDS.
Letter TO Public Tells OF work fer
the ChiIdrea of Washington.

the Ch5ldre7 of Washington.
To the People q Washington.
Shall the children Of Washington be
provided with Fairgrounds this summer.
Congress again failed 10 appropriate
funds for this purpose.
The aggregate attendance al the thir-
teen municipal Fairgrounds during the
season OF 1895 was Z3s907. or an average
attendance Of BID per day. Shall this
good work 90 on?
At a recent meeting OF the board o.
directors. the executive committee was
directed 10 proceed with the necessary
preliminary arrangements 70 open the
Fairgrounds at the usual time. notwith-
standing the fact that the treasury Is
practically depleted
This action was based upon a conviC-
ton OF a clear duty 10 the child. and tc
the Washington public. II was believed
that you would be more willing than ever
TO do your part in this emergency. and
contribute literally 10 the support OF the
work for this season
II the eleven municipal Fairgrounds are
TO be kept open not less than s7,000 must
be raised. But there is immediate need
for increasing the number 70 sixteen. so
as to reach particular sections. such as
the northeast. II that is TO be done each
citizen must 90 his part toward raising
g fund Of si00oo
The board Of directors Of the Play
grounds Association would, therefore. urge
upon every one interested IN providing the
children with opportunity to play some
where save in tie streets 20 Join in the
work Of raising sl0.Ou0 as quickly as pos
sible. ARTHUR C. MOSES.
Tsca President
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
NEW ROAD FINANCED. 8
washinEtORiaus Interested In Line
in west Virginia.

Special 70 Ths WsshinE.m Herald.
Rorney, W Va. May 1s-FinnnceS for
the construction OF the Hampshire South
ern Railroad. through the South Branch
Valley Potomac River. have been raised.
and the work Of construction viii begin
early IA June.
The road pene,rstes the fertile grazing
valley, nov without railroad facilities.
which Is also rich IN timber and IN iron
ore. II VIII connect with the Baltimore
and Ohio Romney branch near ROmaey.
and VIII 90 to Petersburg, W. Va, via
MOoreheld
The Frank H. Blodgett Construction
Company OF Wheeling has the contract 20
build the road. II viii be forty miles
long. and Will be IN operation In one
year.
The Baltimore and Ohio is giving the
project substantial aid. II Will furnish
iron for the line and viii take bonds to
the value OF the iron. about $4,000. The
Baltimore and Ohio. Il Is understood. has
On option on the line and can take IL
over at any time upon its completion.
William Trspneil, superintendent Of the
Baltimore division Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. has been secured by the
new company SIS OveTseeT Of construction.
Among the capitalists OF Washington
interested are ". E Allies, vice president
OF the Rigs National Bank, and J. z
Small
The proposition fOT building the road
was promoted by ex-State Senator John
J. CornweL. editor of the Hampshire Re
view. and his brother. William B Corn
well. OF FairmOnt, both attorneys. The
latter Is president OF the road, and the
former is treasurer and chief counsel.
BY June ! four hundred men will be sat
work on the right of way. The grade is
very low
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Overcrovdinx Cbarred.

Assistant United States Attorney Ralph
Given yesterday fled in the Police Court
ten charges Of overcrowding cars against
Washington street railway companies
The prosecuting witnesses named are H
c. EDDY. Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and Ernest c. Briscoe. Ear
". Wiseman. and Charles 2. BIondelI
inspectors in the employ Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. In addition e
these witnesses. it is said. the gove-nmen;
viii call civilians. The date for the hear
ing has not been set
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

OF Chicago; James Stewart MacKie, T. P.
Shonts, president OF the marlborough
Metropolitan Railroad Company: George
W stevens. president OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio; Edward Griee. W z. SprouI,
and Maj. J. E. Chiffon
The Washington Herald has received
the following from James A Hulnsh. Of
Alexandria:
Noticing a statement about a lemon
grown IN Elkton. Nd. I beg 10 say I
had enc handed me- last week, grown In
L0UdOun County. Va. which can beat the
Maryland fruit Its weight was twenty
four ounces: its circumference. length
wise was 4 3-4 inches: its diameter was
i3 inches This lemon was the smaller OF
two grown on the same tree. II is hard
TO get ahead OF Old Virginia"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
EXCURSIONS.

The Colonial Beach Company Is this Eeek Offering
tao spse5sl excursions 20 Colonial Beach. the At
Isrfis CITY cf Washington and is next-door neigh
bcr Classic ShoTe- the big and fast steamer St
Johns leaving here next Saturday and Sunday
mornings al csccS. The Saturday trp Is desiQHed
ey1ecially for the benefit Ct the school children Of
the city m order taat hr esy spent where the
al az Of the Potomac viii Ell Their H-ngS after
fbs rast week of hot weather they VIII feel well
fo- the ciosiug weeks of the school year. SUNDAY.
the REGULAR trip Of the big steamer VIII Be made
10 the popular rcsers. The s.. Johns vii leare
her wharf IN this city a. s m both dass and
rF-er A f~ol ride e fCTF hours CT the Potomac
win rzach fae Reach. Several bou-S viii be
cive7, there 20 enjoy the pleasures D the sesor.
and the steamer vii come home IN the cool of
tire erening These oatinzs are the most enjoyable
or,f e Washington and have always besu very
popular Ssops via be made az Alexandria on
both triIs
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
MORE BALTIMORE
FUNDS ARE STOLEN
S0n-in-laW of the Democratic
Boss Is Arrested.
CONFESSES TO DEFAICATION
George P. NcRae Says He Stole 1896.
He Was Chief Market Master In
the Office of City COmptrOIIer
Hooper Under Whom Downs
Worked-LOve Of Drink Blamed.

Baltimore. Nd, May E-George P. Nc
Rae. chief market master in the Office Of
City Comptroller Hooper, is a self-con-
fessed defaulter from the city 10 the
amount OF s435 He was placed under ar
rest to-day in the mayors private Office,
and taken BY Detectives Dick and Busick
10 detective headquarters. where he IS
uow being held.
McRae, who is a son-in-law Of John J
Mahon. the city Democratic leader, made
a full confession OF taking definite
amounts. most Of them subsequent 10
May ] Of this year, when the market
license became due.
HIS confession was made IN the pres
ence Of Mayor Mahool City Comptroller
Hooper. City Solicitor Poe, and Deputy
ComptroIler Freeman Passing debts and
love Of drink are blamed for his down
fall
City to Prosecute, Says Mayor.
The city wfn prosecuter This was the
terse statement Of Mayor Mahool, made
IN the presence Of City Comptroller
Hooper and a group Of newspaper men
THE man IS Self-conGessed thief.
and there is nothing else for US 20 do
bat prosecute" said the mayor gravely,
and Air Hooper. who had always looked
upon tie young man as a faithful and
conscientious employe, nodded his as
sent
McRae, until this morning. had been
missing from the city han for more than
a week. II was known that he was at
times a heavy drinker, but that the chief
market master should absent himself
q N his duties al time when the money
9I the market licenses was pouring
=sened significant
young nan had his attention
n t. the fac that his absence from
city haH had begun 10 occasion
and this morning he put in his ap-
ace as usual
ID ComptroIle- Hooper and Deputy
eenan McRae d claTed that reasou
his absence was that he had been
an a protTacted -p-ee
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
HARRIS TRIAL IN JULY.
Expected WsrrentOn Shooting Case
VIII Go TO Jury Then.

SIesIal 70 The Washington He-sld-
Warrenton, Va. May IS-There viii be
10 immediate trial OF Prof J D. Harris.
OF the Warrenton High School. upon the
charge OF killing " A. Thompson, as
sociate editor Of the Warrenton Virgin
ian. Next Monday the case will he pre-
sentsd 20 the grand jury Tor action. and
following an Indictment. which is ex-
Pected TO be made. a motion viii be made
for a special term Of court to try the
case. Il IS understood that the trial may
be held in July
The plea OF Prof Harris VIII be self
defense Il IS understood that the prose
cution thinks that Harris vent too far in
defending himself.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
MRS. GREEN DEAD.
Former Teacher in the Washington
Schools.

5pec121 70 Ice haSninglOs necalo-
Boyds. Md. May 1s-Mrs. octavia
Green, wife OF William E. Green. q for
r.er resident and native OF this vicinity.
died at Cumberland last night, where she
has been a temporary resident. from g
complication Of diseases. aged sixty-three
years
Mrs. Green forty years ago taught n
the public schools of Washington City for
six years. She was a Miss Israel The
israel family is ore OF the best known
families in this section OF Montgomery
County.
She IS survived 6y her husband and
one daughter. Miss Octavia Green. the
principal OF one of the kindergarten
schools OF Cumberland. and one sister.
Mrs Bielasld. wife OF Rev Alexander
.Bieiaski. pastor OF the Kingsley II. z.
Church. OF Cumberland. Her remains will
be brought 10 BoyGs Thursday noon and
Inferred IN the Clarksbu-g Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
PISTOL TOTING T0W COSTLY.
Even Policemen Al c-ed by New
Law in West Virginia.

Fairmont- " Va Nay Is-The John
son antipistol-tcti7g law went into effect
yesterday II affects policemen as well
as civilians.
Any person wishing to carry a revolver
must take cut a state license. All officers
have 20 give $500 bond, and in several
cities the police officers cannot get Sc
curities. The county officers and the city
officers here nave compiled with the re-
qUirements Of the law.
To procure a license a person must
convince the court granting It that he Is
twenty-One years old, Of good moral
character and temperate habits, and that
Re has never been convicted OF any Of
fense Involving the use Of a weapon: he
must show that ne has Just cause for
carrying a pistol. must pay so for the
license and ME acceptable bend for
$500 to insure his complying with the
terms Of the license and the law.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
SELECTS HIS STAFF.
Soy. GIasscoek Names a Washing
ton Newspaper Man Rs One.

Soy. GIasseoek Names a Washing
ton Newspaper Man Rs One.
-~isl 70 TIE Washington Herald
Charl ston ". Va, May IS Gov. Glass
ock to-day announced the following per
=-ns. staff:
3 .gadier generals - Edward Otoole.
mniss Ty. OF Gary; George c. Baker,
J -Ce-advCC te. o MoTga town.
'OlO els-J 2 Y Sullivan. Roy L
>eaIe ErOch Carver. Peter A. Simpson,
y q lesion Y liam X Bsdley. SCtto
-Cs.i1. Y cell -ng. Charles Bean, Wells
2 Ere Cks, George T. Carska-
Eeyser : II smith. BlueAeld:
les : $40 Parkersburg; G. P
Ias Ceor<e " Graham,
Fer Il 9 -Pat.en. Clarxs5u-E:
~es Svi.chback; A. c. Nc
e Springs: 4 L Hughes
c.; J d. B=I =, Mound Vile: ".
I 4 c Ca-speeken, Leopold
gWr or K-ecs. l. Y. Keck.
ph - Keene c y. B-isco; Morgan
tow Fred Starek, Washington. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
BOoKMAKERs ARE ARRESTED.
Tive Appear in Richmond Court and
Others May BE Prosecuted
S-r-irI n Tts Nasrirr1n1 Hernh


Richmond. Va. May 1S-This morning
Nike O'Rourke, OF Richmond, appeared
before Magistrate Larus, at He1rfcO
County courthouse, charged with assist
ing ana abetting the gambling al the
races yesterday at the horse show and
racing meet at the State fair grounds.
Il may be likely that others stin more
prominent viii be brought before the
court on similar charges.
William Barrett. Of New York. charged
with conducting the book establishment
az the races, did not appear n court. as
It was understood that whatever applied
TO the case Of O'Rourke would apply 70
the case Of Barrett. Therefore Barrett
remains in jail, awaiting O'Rourke's S
hearing Monday morning has been set
sor the hearing. '0'ROurke gave bond
when arrested 1
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Conductor selected for Taft Train

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Spencer. \. c.. May Is - Conductor
Thomas J. Rosemond. OF Spencer. has
been ordered to Dsnville to bring Presi-
dent Tafts special train from DanviIle
20 Charlotte early Thursday morning,
May u II is said the train viii leave
Danville about a. m. and ii is expected
viii reach Spencer about a. m a short
stop will be made in Spencer. during
which time engines viii be changed II
is not known whether or not President
Taft viii appear or speak at Spencer.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Big Timber Land Sale.

Speciai 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. May IS. - The Akers
Lumber Company. OF this city, has just
purchased the timber right or tract Of
land Of SIS acres in Prince Edward
County. for which they paid $s,76z.50. II
is estimated the timber win cut 5.eo0.o .oO0
feet OF lumber
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
warehou.e sells fOr s5s.ooO.

Special 20 The Washington Eer1d
Lynchburg, Va, May N--J- ". OuId.
Of this city. has just bought at private
sale the Lynch warehouse property.
which fronts on the entire square in
Commerce street. between Eighth and
Ninth streets, the purchase price being
s55,0oo. The property is under lease Tor
tobacco warehouse purposes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Contract for Federal Building.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Salisbury. n. c. May Is.-The contract
for the erection Of SaIisbury's Federal
building. authorized by recent act OF
Congress, was awarded to George ".
Ashley & Co. of Baltimore. at si0s. III.
this being the lowest bid submitted to
the government officials for the erection
Of the structure. It is said work will
begin al once. and the building is to
be ready for occupancy by December /,
1910 Il Is stated that the appropriation
for the building will be increased 70
s1I7,0co.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Postmasters Appointed.

Postmasters we're appointed yesterday
Sc follows:
MaTylznd-white Plains. Charles Coun-
ty, Henry L Mudd. vice F. W Pesey, re-
moved.
Virginia - Cologne. King and Queen
County. Harvey Bland; Desha. Essex
County. Fannie E Moulton: Horntown.
Accoulac County. Mary +. Watson; Phle-
gar Giles County. Frank Wall; Shiloh,
King George County, Isaiah F. Hayes;
Wards Mills, Carroll County, Thomas D.
Duaford.
Orion G. Myers was appointed rural
carrier and Anderson z. Davis substl-
tute on route No. I. at Mineral ". Va
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
MUST PAY McCUE CLAIK.
Company Loses Long Fight in Case
of Executed Man.


SPECIAL to Tie Washington HersA
Richmond, Va. May 1s-The North
western Mutual Life Insurance Company
will have to pay the death claim OF SO
90 on the life OF Samuel McCue. the for
meT mayor Of Charlottesville. who vas
hanged for the murder OF his wife in
1906 The decision was finally terminated
in the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals this morning. when g petition FOR
a re-hearing OF the case was refused
The case was heard by the court with
JuOge JeteT c. PTitehard presiding II
lad come up from the United States Cir
cult Court OF the Western district of Vsr-
ginia. which handed down . decision
favorable to the insurance company On
an appeal 10 the higher court the lover
court was reversed: Then came the peti-
ton Tor q new hearing, which was re-
fused
The claims Of the company were based.
OF course on the fact that the life OF the
insured was forfeited by a violation OF
the laws OF the state.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
BeckIey Ian weds.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg Va. May 1S.-Last night q;
$50 O'Clock, at tn Methodist Protestant
parsonage. Mr.. Wesley 3. Jones, OF Beck
ley, " Va. and Miss Bessie Mayo. OF
this city. were united II marriage, the
ceremony being performed b. the pastor.
Rev. J. l. Nichols Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
left last night for Beckley.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
EarIy MornIne Marriare.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. May IS.-At 1 o'clock
this morning, in the pastors study Of the
Methodist Protestant church. Grover D.
Patterson and Miss Oracle y. Skey,
daughter Of Samuel Skey. Of this city.
we're uai'ed in marriage. the ceremony
i.eiag performed Dy Rev J. L. Nichols.
T.Is-eeuple left Immediately for Ports
Juth. Ohio. where they viii live.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Death Kneu TO Sunday Bail.

---ial 70 The Washington Head
0ntington, ". Va. May 1.-THE death
sIl Of Sunday baseball al Huntington
i vicinity has been sounded. The
wayne County grand jury has indicted
payers OF the Mountain State Athletic
Association team as the result OF playing
Sunday ball
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Judge Mann in Herndon.

! SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Herndon, Va, May H.-Judge William
Hodges Mann, candidate for governor.
viii address the voters OF Fairfax County
at Walkers Hall here on Saturday, May
y The temperance following is strong In
this section. and the NottOway candidate
is likely to receive a warm welcome.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
BE aIanufacturer Dead.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd. May 1s-Word was
received here to-day of the death in New
York Of James H Britton Mr. Britton
was vice president OF the Klots Throw
ing Company, which has plants at Fred
ericksourg. Va; Carbonate, Pa. Wilkes
barre, Pa, and Cumberland and Lonacon-
ing He was a former resident Of this
csfv
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
MINER STEPS BEFORE TRAIN.
Charles Alien Ground to Pieces at
Wheeling.

Wheeling. ". Va, May 1S-CharIes
Allen, a coal miner, was instantly killed
bv a Baltimore and Ohio train last night
While loading a car on q switch. he
stepped onto the main track without
noticing the approaching train
He was struck and ground literally 20
pieCes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
swIsHER TO RUN AGAIN.
Former Secretary of State Says
There Is Demand for Him.

speclal % Ihe Washington Head.
New Martinsvilie, ". Va, Nay IS
Charles Wesley Swisher. secretary OF
state under Coy Dawson. and candidate
for governor on the Republican ticket
last year against state Auditor A {.
ScherT, Until he was forced TO quit for
tie present governor, Glascock, the
harmony candidate. announces that ne
VIII be in the race fer the governorship in
1872 He says that he has recently visited
almost every county in the STATE. and
there is a demand for him. He VIII be
opposed by the present governor for the
nomination.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

New York, May 1s-Members OF the
Hawley syndicate. who have been spend
Ing several days in an inspection tour OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio. following their
purchase OF the road. have returned. and
the announcement was made that the
syndicate purposed using the line as a
nucleus in the formation OF a trunk sys-
TEN into the interior.
This announcement IS in contradiction
OF the story frequently repeated that the
Hawley associates intended TO upset the
freight equilibrium OF the East and com
Del some larger line to buy then out.
What the Western connection Of the con-
tempIsted new trunk line is to be was
not stated.
Newport News as Wheat Pert.
Among the bankers It Is the general ex-
pectation that an attempt win be made
to hitch the road Up with two. more OF
the Hawley enterprfses-the Minneapolis
and st. Louis and the Iowa Central-to
form a line from the wheat fields through
the coal belt to Newport News. making
that port one Of the greatest wheat ex-
porting centers on the coast. II has bean
| reported that the Chesapeake and Ohio
syndicate might buy the Chicago. Gin
cinnati and Louisville TO get an entrance
into Chicago. HsEley interests TO-DAY
refused 10 express an opinion on this
report.
Our plans said one Of them. are yet
only In formative stage. The fnan-
/ eng OF the new project, as well as all
/ problems connected with its completion.
remain 10 be perfected We are, how
ever, determined on making a trunk line
! or the Chesapeake and Ohio. and the
execution OF our plan IS largely IN the
hands OF Mr.. Hawley. IN whose ability
/ as a railroader his associates have the
| greatest confidence.
Indications of Business Activity.
The immediate object Of our recent
trip vas an inspection % the physical
condition OF the road. which We found
10 ee excellent The people along the
route are also well disposed toward the
/ road The movement OF coal. which Is
our principal item Of freight, averages
l.l0o cars a day, as against 20 a year
| ago. The coal, moreover, Is all going 10
consumers for immediate use, an indica-
ton. think. OF returning manufacturing
and general business activity which can
not be too greatly emphasized"
The party. which consisted OF Edwin
Hawley. Theodore p. Shonts. Frank A
vanderlip. and Harry S. Black. started
out last Wednesday. and last Saturday
got 70 Cincinnati. whsSe a dizner was
given In their honor az the Commercial
! Club.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
stricken WhiIe I'D Work.

Roanoke. Va. May IS.-H S. Landrum,
with heart failure while working in the
Norfolk and Western Railway shops
here last evening. and died last night. He
was slxty-Hve years OK age and leaves
= large family
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Miss aTcBee Dies.

-rccial 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Nd, May IS.-Miss Carrie
&cBee. daughter OF Frank McBee.
farmer Of North Mountain. ". Va. died
this morning at the Allegany Hospital
here. aged twenty