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The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
NEsToR OF BAR HONORED.
Cumberland Lawyers Celebrate the
Birthday Of Jacob Brown.

>le,iai fo Inc MaSlInCfor Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. April A special
meeting Of the Bar Association Of Ale
gany County was held az the court
house this morning 70 do honor 20 Jacob
Brown, the NestOr Of the Cumberland
bar who celebrated the eighty-ffth an
niversary OF his birth. and the sixty
fifth year of his active practice as an at
torney at law.
President T. G. Hendrickson presided
over the meeting J. W Thomas deliv-
cred the cO1gratulatory address in be-
half OF the association. His Wen chosen
remarks seemed 20 deeply effect AIr
Brown. who occupied a seat 20 the right
of the president
Robert II. Gordon followed. recalling
early events in the life Of Nr. Brown.
and pointed out much good wovk ac-
complished by him. A. a. Doub then
spoke OF the honor Mr.. Brown has con
ferred on the association. by a life So
filled with good works, integrity and
honorable practice
At this point BENJAMIN a Richmond
took the floor and made the presentation
speech. expressing the esteem in which
Mr.. Brown is held by the members Of
the bench and bar and closing his re-
marks by presenting to Mr.. Brown
purse of gold in behalf Of the associa-
ton Mr.. Brown replied feelingly.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
CLARKSBURG WET"
Republicans and the License
Ticket Is Elected.
FRANK R. MOORE IS MAYOR
He Heads Victorious Ticket-New
Council VIII Stand six for License
and Four AEainst-Fight Was
Spectacular One I'm West Vir-
EinIa-GraftOn Again Dry.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Clarksburg, ". Va. April lin the
most spectacular temperance flght IN
the State for years. Clarksburg yester-
day voted wet by electing six out OF ten
coUncilmen. who VIII vote 10 grant H.
censes. The result was not known until
earl ythis morning so clase was the vote.
The license question was the para
mount issue. With the exception OF two
councllmen. the entire Republican ticket
was elected.
Frank r. Moore was elected mayor.
Harry Brooks. chief Of police. " H
Cole, clerk; z. J. Doyle. street commits
siOner: John r. Steel. treasurer. The
council stands six for license and four
against
Both Democrats and Republicans had
wet tickets IN the field IN opposition 20
the Citizens, or prohibition. ticket. The
churches held all-day services. and the
ministers took an active part in the
election.
mated 10 be about l5.c00. and II is the
largest community in the State 10 have n
municipal election 10 determine whether
or not licenses VIII be issued in the city
for the sale Of intOxicants
In the numerous municipal elections
held over the State the vets and drys
have broke about even IN victories and
defeats. Grafton repeated her vote OF a
year ago for a dry ticket. and Fairmont.
by the smallest possible margin. gave a
dry victory. Point Pleasant and William
son were carried by the vets by over
whelming majorities.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
NORFOLK DEMANDS OLD GUN
Wants 8 o'clock Cannon to Boom
Again.
Navy Yard COmmandant Tells De-
partment Why He SiIenced Time
bOnOred Hour Gun.
snscial - NE washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. April The citizens OF
Norfolk and Portsmouth are making a
strong fight 10 have the order Of the COM
mandsnt OF the navy yard. Rear Admiral
Taussig. revoked which abolished the FIR
ing Of the time-honored 3 o'clock gun ar
the St Helena training station.
For years this gun has beer fred az 2
O'Clock at night and the citizens OF the
two cities have grown 10 look upon it as
the official regulator Of their time-pieces
Recently an anti-noise campaign was
started In Norfolk. and Rear Admiral
TaussiC. Joining in the movement. issued
AZ order abolishing the firing OF the gun.
II was then that the people OF the two
cities rose up and demanded that the old
gun which Norfolk and Portsmouth cher
ished as one Of their established institu-
tons be unlimbered again.
In a report TO the Navy Department
Rear Admiral Taussig gives his reasons
for silencing the old gun as follows:
The O'Clock gun until recently has
been fired every night from the training
station The location of this gun IS close
10 the quarters Of the officers families
living on the receiving ships. those nv-
ing at the navy yard. and TO the appren-
tice seamen's camp az st. Helena.
"The firing Of this gun has had q
nerve-racklng effect on many people who
are enforced by circumstances TO be close
to it when fired. disturbs the small chill
dren living at the yard, and many OF the
apprentice seamen- who habitually re-
tire before o'clock.
1t has no military use, Il an unneces-
sary noise, and is considered by the COM
mandant a nuisance for which there is
No good reason that the people in the
neighborhood OF the gun should be forced
10 mt I'D with 80
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
NEW STAMP APPROVED.
Mr.. Hitchcock Selects Design for
Western Exposition

Postmaster General Hitchcock has ap-
proved one Of a number OF designs sub
mitted fo- a special issue OF stamps
commemorative or the Alaska -Yukon-Pa-
cifss Exposition.
The new stamp Is rectangular in form
and Of the same size as vhat issued 20
commemorate the Jamestown Exposition
Panels AZ the top and bottom contain
respectively the words 'T. s. Postage
and Two Cents IN the center the
larger part Of a circle rests on the lower
panel and inCloses a ribbon bearing the
Inscription Alaska Yukon Pacific. 1914. ~
The circle frames the picture OF a fur
seal standing on a cake Of ice On esthe-
side Of the stamp is an elIipse containing
the Arabic numers3 with laurel
branches as a background
II is expected the stamps VIII be placed
on sale about June J. the opening CAV oF
the exposition.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
MISS GLASGOW WEEDS.
Daughter OF Frank T. Glasgow
MarrIes Detroit Man.


Lexington Va. April Miss Grace
Ellen Glasgow. only daughter Of Mr.
end Mrs. Frank T Glasgow, and Edwin
Carter lands. of Detroit. Mich. we're
quietly -1arried Tuesday evening al the
brides home. Rev. D~. Alfred T. Gra-
ham. of che PRESBYTERIAN Church. the
brides pastor. .ofiiciated. The bride was
given away by her father
Miss Lucille lands, Of Nashville. Tenn
sister Of the groom. was maid Of honor.
and Samuel NJ. Glasgow. a student OF The
Union Theological Seminary. Richmond
brother Of the bride. was best man.
The bride wore white messaIine trimmed
with lace that belonged 70 her two
grandmOthers, and carried a chatelain
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley. Hiss Ian
dis was dressed in white messaIine-
trimmed in princess lace. and carried
pink carnations
Little Misses Sarah White. Catherine
Glasgow. Frances Glasgow. Emily Pen
lex. Isabel West and Winifred West
bore the dainty ribbons The wedding
march was played by an orchestra com
posed Of A. T. Barclay, jr.. J. T. Nc
Crum, and Preston Irwin.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
RAIDS IN DRY" WINCHESTER.
WeII-knOwn Wen Fined for Selling
Ardent Spirits.
'D'cial % Ths Washlngton Hsald

SPECIAL 20 The Washinyton Herald
Winchester. Va. April As a result
Of investigations made by detectives en-
ployed by the Anti-Saloon League war
rants were issued to-day by the whole
sale against weli-known men. charging
them with selling whisky and black
cider in violation Of United States. State.
and city statutes.
Robert NJ Henry. a former saloon
keeper. made no defense when charged
with selling whisky and WAS fined 800
A similar fine was imposed for selling
cider an analysis Of which showed II 10
contain Is per cent alcohol Jail sen
tences were also imposed Henry ap-
peaied both cases.
The cases against William i. HUFF and
J Edward Afieck were dismissed
Luther Steele was released on bau for
a further hearing and more arrests are
expected by tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
TO AID JACKSON HOSPITAL.
Acts 10 Place 1t on solid
Ground

Sfe-ial % The WsslingrcH Hersld-
Lexington. Va. April The annual
meeting Of the Lexington Board Of Trade
was held YESTERDAY. and a representarve
gathering was present. including the
members OF the board Of supervisors Of
Rockbridge County
A resolution was adopted looking 20
the placing OF the Jackson Memorial Hos
pitaI on a substantial basis. with perma-
nent appropriations by Washington and
Lee University. the Lexington town coun-
eli. and the board OF supervisors The
subject Of good roads also received much
attention
E. L. Graham was reelected president,
G D. Ietcher. vice president; Leo. e.
Sheridan. treasurer. and W HORACE
Lackey. secretary. besides numerous COM
mitteeS
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

Thompson, wife Of Mayor William
Thompson. Lonaconing: Mrs Fred
Schroeder. OF Oakland; Mrs. Ellen Heron,
Cripple Creek, Colo; Mrs. David McFar-
land. and Mrs. Margaret Dick. Lonacon-
Ing. Mr.. Schuyler served as sergeant in
Company ID. Second Maryland Volun-
teers. Union army. and was a member Of
Mcpherson Post, G. a. R., Homecoming.
He was a member Of the Barton Lodge
os Odd Fellows for forty-nIne years.
Frostburg. MINI Alexander Ten
nant, who was prominent in Republican
politics. died yesterday at the Western
Maryland Hospital Cumberland
Cumberland, Md.-A farewell banquet
was rendered c. n. Lsntz. last night. al
the Reynard Cafe. by the Office force OF
the Davis Coal and Coke Company and
other friends. Mr.. Lantz left this morn
ing for Thomas W. Va, 10 assume the
position OF general manager Of the
Buxton and L.andstreet Company.
Berkeley Springs. w. va--A petition
has been prepared by Attorney-J Ham
mond Siler. asking Judge Faulkner 10 au-
thorize the town or Berkeley Springs TO
Issue bonds for S50.000. for the purpose
Of surveying the town and paving the
streets II is stated that there viii be
considerable opposition 10 the petition,
as the town has not paid OF all its rail-
road bond issue Of thirty-One years ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Williamson Votes .swet."

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Cumberland Nd. April Photographic
dispatches received here to-day state that
81. Marys and williamson. ". Va. voted
wet" IN Yesterdays elections. while
Salem. " Va went dry for the first
time ia l5s years
AZ s.. Marys Il was bitter fight which
the "wets' won. r. II. Triplett was
elected mayor. At Salem J. F. Randolph
was elected mayor over W l. Steel by
2oo majority. Williamson elected the Dem
ocratic ticket Including A g. Pinson,
mayor, by ~ majority The Republicans
had the support Of the anti-hcense fol
lowing. and the result is that the town
will remain wet
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
MAY LOSE S37,S41.12.
West Virginian's Estate sued for
COnceaIinR Property Value.

Fairmont. ". Va, April "A suit was
Instituted in the Circuit Court here to-
day that may add 100000 worth OF prop
erty 10 the tax books OF Marion County
The suit was brought by Prosecuting At
torney Tusca Morris against Clyde Gas
ton. administrator of the personal estate
OF Brady Summers. who died last Janu-
ary. for the forfeiture Of S37,3n.12 for fail
ure 20 make a proper return Of property
10 the assessor
The law provides that any person fail
ing 10 return true list of his property
for taxation when called upon shall for
felt % per cent Of the property not listed
or taxed.
The appraisement bill for the Summer s
estate shows property worth SIS lel 43 for
the years 1905. 1906. 1897. and 1908 For 1906
Summers returned $1,2JJ and s.. .3g2 Is il is
asserted. should be forfeited TO the State
For 1905 he returned Sl.040. and the forfeit
is 81. Al Is In 1897 he returned S2.0a5. for
feiting S9.2232S. and IN 1903 he returned
81 $40, forfeiting. S9,3o42S
Other suits Of the same character will
follow this one.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

suit for Sla0C9 damages aEainsr the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany was brought IN the District Su-
preme Court yesterday by John Fravner.
The complainant declares that on April
2 1878, while he was attempting 70 leave
a car OF the defendant company st New-
ark street. near West Chevy Chase. the
uoto-maa suddenly started the car.
throwing him 90 the ground and injur-
ing him seriously and permanently. lie
IS represented by Attorneys Victor /.
Dodge and Edward /. Giles
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
AUTHORIZES BROTHERAsUICID
Frank T. Glasgow. Jr.. Ends Life in
Fit Of DespOndency.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Glasgow, jr., son Of r. T. Glasgow. a
well-known business man. and brother
OF Miss Ellen Glasgow. The noted South
ern authoress. shot ard instantly killed
himself This morning az The Office Of his
father. who is vice president OF the Tired
egar Iron Works. 4 long spell of ty-
phOid fever caused the young man 20 be-
come desp0ndent. For some time his
friends have been uneasy about his coz
diti0n
Glasgow was thirty-eight years Of age
and unmarried. He Is survived bv a
father and five sisters. Miss Ellen elias
gov, the best-knOwn member Of the
family. is now on the ocean, having
sailed for Europe last Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
WEDDING SURPRISES FRIENDS.
Rev. j. ID. McAIister. Anti-SaIOOn
Lacquer. HarrieS Miss Chaffin.

Special 20 The Washil Ztnl He-ad.
Norfolk, Va, April Rev ]. d. Nc
Alister. field secretary for Virginia Of
the Antl-Saloon League. arrived here this
afternoon with his bride. formerly Miss
Elizabeth Chafln. whom he married in
Pulaski. Va. last night.
Mr. and Mrs. McAlister viii make their
home IN Norfolk as long as Mr.. 8icAEster
may remain here in the conduct Of the
Anti-SaloCn League work in this vicinity
The couple were married al the home Of
the bride by Rev. g. s MarNis. OF the
Methodist church. and Rev j. A Lyon.
Of the Presbyterian church. Mr.. Meals
ter Is too busy for a honeymoon just
now He is booked for a lecture here
tonight and for another tomorrow night
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
INCORPORATION IS DEFEATED.
Citizens of Suburbs Declare Against
Township Movement.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Hyattsville. Nd. April THE PROPOSE
ton 10 incorporate the subdivisions in
the vicinity OF the District OF Columbia
line in Prince George County was killed
last night at q meeting in Firemen's Han,
Brentwood. which was attended by near
ly three hundred citizens.
A resolution. introduced by Dr.. John
Keenan,. an opponent Of Incorporation. de-
claring that the time was not ripe for
Incorporation. and that it would be un-
wise 10 ask the legislature for a charter
At this time was adopted by a practi-
cally unanimoGs vote. Rev. A l. Hughes
presided. and Mr.. Jones was secretary.
The question OF Incorporating the rapid
ly developing communities has been agi-
tated for the last couple or years
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Cloud Claims ScIf-defense.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. April Andrew Jack
son Cloud. the White Hall merchant who
shot and fatally wounded his brother-in-
law North Shirley. went on the stand
to-day I'm his own defense In the Cir
cult Court and told a straightforward
story Of how he had endured for two
years with Shirley's alleged abuse Of the
women Of Clouds family. and that he
fiji ed the fatal shot only after his life haC
been threatened by Shirley, Cloud de-
clared he had no III feeling toward Shir-
ley Taking Of testimony vas concluded
this evening. ana the case goes 10 the
Jury tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Easter sale for KInderearten.

A well-attended sale Of trimmed hats.
Easter novelties. and flowers vas held st
I712 Connecticut avenue yesterday after
noon. under the auspices of Mount Yer
non Seminary, for the benefit Of the kin
dergarten established Al Neighborhood
House. A beautiful display CT a variety
Of articles. including hats and flowers.
was offered, and was well patrOnized-
The sale was A decided success, exceed
ing the anticipati0ns Of the young ladies
in charge. and viii net a good sum FOR
the object for which Il was held.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Frostbu-g. Md, April The result OF
the municipal election here was a decisive
victory for the Republicans. who elected
their entire ticket with the exception OF
Crow FOR baili1, Frank Spates. Demo
crat. being reelected by three majority.
J. J. Price won for mayor over J.
William Shea. the present acting mayor.
by l57 ma aior!ty. For night policeman
William Warn Republican. was success
ful over Cornelius Bahen. Democrat, in
cumbent, by IA majority.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Bagerstovn to Test Purity of MIX

STc11l to TIE Washington Head
HagerstOwn. Mo. April state Inspec-
tor Charles y. Mitten. City Health Of
f1Cer J. E PiJsnOgle, and Lieutenant OF
Police Fridsner today held up thirty-twO
dairy wagons. and secured from each
samples Of milk. which viii be submit
ted 20 chemical tests TO detemiue its
purity. As result Of previous hOld-ups
last fan the authorities prosecuted a
number OF d2irymen for selling infected
milk. and heavy fines were imposed in
the cases Of those convicted.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
odd Fellows Award Prizes.

More than 800 members OF the Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows met IN TIE
auditorium Of their hall. in Seventh
street. last night Prizes were awarded
TO successful divisions OF Organization
beauty. Reports were submitted By divi-
son secretaries. after which Richard 4.
Ford. J. H Crew. and Thomas c. Gates
awarded the prizes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Runaway Cars Cause Mine cave-in.

Homecoming Md, April A cavern
occurred yesterday afternoon AZ ocean
Mine No of the Consolidation Coal
Company. at ocean. caused by a trip
Of twenty cars becoming Uncoupled as
they were ascending from the mine. Sew
enteen cars were released. and jumping
the track they knocked Out many sets
OF timbers. which brought down the roof
About twenty-five feet Of earth fell away
from under the tracks of the Cumber-
land and WesternpOrt Electric Railway
at this point. blocking the tracks for
several hours Passenger traffic was
transferred Part OF the country road
also fell in, and a temporary bridge was
built 20 allow the passage Of teams.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
SON KILLS HIS FATHER.
shoots while Defending His Mother
and Sister.
sr--aI % ne WashinEro1 Herald-

Martinsviue. Va, April George In
gram. a Patrick County farmer. was to-
day shot In the abdomen by his son,
George Ingram jr-, and shortly after
ward died o. his injuries The shootine
vas caused by the older man whipping
his wife and driving her from the house
ard making an attempt 10 whip his
grown daughter. the mother and sister
OF young Ingram
When the father attacked his wife and
daughter. the son brought an Old-style
revolver OF g large pattern into play
The father attempted TO use a shotgun.
but before he could do so he was weller
ing in blood
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
HANNA ELECTED CHAIRMAN.
Collector of Port stones Forces in
Control in Maryland.


Baltimore. Nd. April THE political
wheel in the Republican party of Mary
land whirled around to-day. and as a
result Of Il Collector of the Port William
F. Stone was landed safely in the saddle
as State leader. Mr. Stone was on the
field all day.
This change was brought about by the
election OF John B. Hanna, of Hartford
County as the chairman of the Repub-
lican state central committee. and the
destruction Of whatever vestige Of power
remained 20 Congressman Sydney F.
Mud0. OF Southern Maryland. and for
mer Congressman William II. Jackson.
Of the Eastern Shore. by the overthrow
OF Thomas Parran. who held the place.
Il mas been customary TO elect a chair
man for a second term. Mr.. Parran has
:crved only one Realizing that he was
short cf votes he withdrew from the
l"ce. and Mr.. Hanna received the votes
,r each OF the 12S delegates. who gath
90 to-day in the assembly hall OF the
ID 1-el Rennert. -
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
BIG FIRE IN SUFFOLK.
Block Of Business Houses Are Laid
in Ashes.

sTeclai % The Wasiinst9n Herald
SUFFOLK, Va. April IA disastrous Ere
laid in ashes a large block OF suffolk
business houses tonight. The Nanse-
mond Telephone Exchange. the Wick bar
Der shop. the SunoIk Pressing Club. the
suffolk Printing once, the Postal Tele-
graph Office. and two big clothing stores
We're consumed.
Norfolk was wired FOR help. but the
FIRE was gotten under control before II
became necessary 20 call Tor them The
entire business center vas endangered
for more than two hours.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Former Democrat Gets office

SpccaI y To y WasliIlgto1 HeTal-
Boyds. Nd. April w. H Buxton
who has been postmaster at .Clarksbure
for thirty years. has been notified that his
services will no longer be needed after
May l. His successor - Charles s Hilton
a former Democrat who some few years
ago allied himself with the Republican
party
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va, April The Depart
ment Of Justice at Washington to-day
confirmed the appointment OF Capt. Asa
Rogers. of Petersburg. to the Office or
chief Office deputy marshal FOR the East
crn district of Virginia. The confrma-
ton was received here this morning by
United States Marshal Morgan Treat
Marshal Treat at once wired Capt. Roe-
ers to report at once and take Up his
duties Capt. Rogers wo- appointed 10
;ake the place of Maj. J. NJ EnriSht.
Hho was dismissed from the service with
out explanation.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Rfchmopd Man Shoots Himself

Richmond Va. April Frank r. Glas-
gov. jr-. thirty-eight years old. who was
connected with the Tredegar Iron Works.
shot himself through the head al the
Office of the plant to-day and died in
stantly III health. resulting In deSpOn-
GenCy, was the cause
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Virginia Postmasters Named.

Virginia postmasters were appointed
yesterday as-follows: Dreka, Accomac
County, George T. Fedderman; Moccasin
Gap. Scott County, NJ. 1. Sampson; Pax
son: Lcudoun County ode NJ Roberts:
Plum Point New Kent County. John g.
Williams: CHnch, Scott County. Manda
O. Cox. Rural route No ]. at Westboro,
Dinwiddie County, serving ninety-nine
families. was established, TO commence
June l.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
EIberfeld Family Coming Here.

special to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, April 7.-"Kid" Elber-
feld, the third basernan Of the New
York Highlanders. who has been a resi-
dent OF Lynchburg since is~t fan. VIII
move his family 10 Washington, where
they Will reside for a time.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

President Taft viii 90 to New Haven.
Conn. on April l5 70 attend a special
meeting OF the Yale Corporation. Of which
he is a member Il VIII be his second
visit 20 That city since he became Presi-
denS, tbs other visit being on March 1e.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
HighIanders in Lynchburg To-day.

SPECIAL % Ihe washington heIAlo
Lynchburg, Va, April The New
York Americans play the Shoemakers
here tomorrow. and il IS not improbable
that Billiard. who was purchas ased from
the TIighlanders. viii be pitted against
his former teammates.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
VIII Gire a Recital.

Harry PaUteson Brown. pianist. viii give
a recital az the Library Of Congress at
go o'clock this afternoon. playing prin-
cipally his own compost itiOns. Miss Edna
Brown OF Baltimore. viii assist him.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
comrnde of Mckinley Kills Himself.

r,cial 70 Tho washington Head
Cumberland. Nd. April John Gun
-ingham. n Union veteran, committed sui
eide at Point Marion to-day by shooting
firself through the heart. He was a
con Of James Cunningham. who was A
soldier in the Revolutionary war. He
saw service IN the civil war alongside
William Mckinley and Rutherford Z.
HaYes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Orders Good-road. Bond Election.

SreciaI 10 The Washington Herald.
Spottsylvania. Va. April Judge John
E. Mason. Of the Circuit Court. has or
dered a special election for May IS when
the question Of issuing SlooG9 Of good
roads bonds will be submitted 20 the peO-
ple
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
STATE CONVENTION
SEEMS DOOMED
Leaders Against 1t, Fearing
Prohibition Plank.
SEE SCHEME TO HURT MANN

Democratic Organization Leader
Claims that Advocates of COnven-
sert "PIatTOrmuessn Party Is MAX
ing Republicans Fast in Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Mrs. MaeAtee Dies at Front Royal.

1I7-IlaI
Front Royal. Va. April Mrs. c. A.
MacAtee. wife OF Capt MacAtee. customs
inspector Of Norfolk. Va. 6ied this morn
ing after a lingering Illness Of many
months. she Is survived by her husband,
i've sens and three daughters