had maintained a fatherly interest in her welfare. I MRS. WOODILL WAS WELL KNOWN IN WASHINGTON Washington, June 25 Mrs. Woodill. tho victim of tho Back river, Maryland, Mary-land, tragedy. Is well remembered in Washington. With her foster mother, moth-er, she made occasional visits here ' during SVcrttnry Gage's administration administra-tion of the treasury department, and attracted muc'i attention by her beauty beau-ty and charming personality. She had an exceptionally F.weet. voice for a young girl, end frequently sang at 1 tho i-eeretary's hens to the great do- j licht of bis frlendc. She also sang at the White House, She at that time wore h"iort dresses. I Havio? no children of his own. Sec-rotary Sec-rotary Gage looked forward to hvr visits to lilm with keen pleasure, and It is understood he shared with her foster parent r the expenses of, her j musical education, and tlnce thut time