Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-28
A. $. Warmers Evil Doings.

As Be warmers Evil DO1ngSs
TALK ABOUT THE DEATH OF ONE MAN AND THE POISON
ING OF ANOTHER.
Albion Dispatch to the n Y mes
Inc lnnermOSt receSSes OF the vault Of the broken
First National Bank of Albion have been pene-
trated, and the full result Of President Warmers
peculatiOn is known. Nothing that he could con-
vert Into cash has been lett The family OF Ros.
we'll S. Burrows, the dead millionaire, consists OF
but four persons His widow, Louise Burrows was
his second wife, and is handsome lady of about
hfty-fve years OF age. Her children are William
r. Burrows and Ida Warwick, the last named o,
whom resides in Richmond. Before his fathers
ueath IN 1879 Williams convivial habits had car
ea nun Nm; INTO many excuses He married for his
nrstWlfe Miss Lizzie Palmer, beautiful GIRL whose
parents resided Ia western state. She died leav.
Ing him no children. year or two later he went
10 st. Cathal1neS for medical treatment and mar
rled the daughter OF prominent citizen of that
place After bearing HIM two children her nus
oamd,s dissipation compelled her to leave HIM
The now famous poisoning case bids fair to retain
the character OF mystery for some time, perhaps
forever The family first had their attention called
man. They at once left town for his bedside and
had the patients vomit analysed several times in
succession, and arsenic enough was discovered to
account Tor the extremely low condition In which
he had been for weeks Caulkins. who had power
or attorney from Burrows and was named as execu-
tor N ms WILL was suspected, but he, in view OF
recent events, Insists that his vindicatiOn is com
plete Burrows was continually calling upon War.
ner lor money, and latterly his suspicious OF the
maj managing executor intensified perhaps by CaulI
ms influence LED him to demand an accounting.
AS Warner had not seen Burrows Tor a long time
previous TO his sickness he could not have admin
i,teIed me poison but he could have hired the job
done and this is just what is believed by those who
are engaged In working the matter up Whoever
makes any Sucn charges should be fortified with
PROOF, Uut Cne BurrOWS family regard the whole
matter as deep-laid scheme.
Inc promised sensation concerns not only the
poisoning OF young Burrows. but the death OF
Alexander Stewart, which occurred three wears aen
a a long illness stewart was the husband OF
Roswell Burrows daughter by his first wife. and
enjoyed share OF the milliOnaire,s coincidence
though not TO the degree that Warner did. HeWaS
pOrtly gentleman, fond OF fast horses and. in
company with Warner. owned a large livery sta
BE. He held stock in the bank, was fren,1entiy
elected a director, and once held the position OF
cashier. ~ "
Warmers name Is also connected with that n,
Mrs smith, young widow OF the Burrows r. mi,v
IN most scandalous manner, but the Times cor
respondent denies absolutely that there ts or yoe
anything criminal in their relations.
LOOKING FOR WARNER IN CANADA
detective from Rochester arrived in ST. Gather
Ines, ontario, yesterday to Investigate re,ort that
Warner had been seen there. 1t appears that lady
there, In letter to friend In Buffalo said she ha
seen oy the papers that Warner was there mis-
Warner. ~ ~
MORE RuMoRs ABOUT WARNER.
special dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press from
Rochester, N. y, last night says: The ONLY In
lormaton OF any Importance tonight is the state
ment that the only thing of value found in the
s fs,s o. .s First National bank OF Albion was
maiden name was Burrows, and she is a grand.
daughter or r. S. Burrows, for whose estate war
ner, inc abscondlng bank president, is trustee.
ohe IS the woman With whose name Warner is ss
ISOLATED In various stories which are now circm-
lated about him. 1t is stated that he accOmna nied
her 10 her nome In this city several times and that
ne mad Rochester artists photograph her In various
improper pastures. :