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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
WON'T GO TO ATLANTA.

south Carolina Prssbytery VIII Not
Remove the Seminary.
Columbia. s C.. oct 1.-THE South
Carolina Presbyterian Synod declines 10
entertain" the proposition Of removing
the Columbia Theological Seminary 60 At
lantA. The board Of directors are in
strucsed 10 place a financial agent ia the
neld 60 raise an endowment fund OF 800
coo for the seminary. Tho churches OF the
state will be asked 10 take up a collection
IN January 90 supplement the income Of
tho seminary.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

THInINT nIoI0LEs.


Have one serious fault they do not wear
out We have noticed those sold in isG
over four years ago. and hnd tina, IN
every case they are perfect wheels 20
day 1870 TRIBUNE BICYCLES con
tain the came mafertsl as used IN pre-
vious years We refer you 20 any rider
u me TRIBUNE BICYCLE. and request
that you inquire what his repair bills nave
amounted 90
We want every rider - know that we
sell GOODRICH TIRES ana PALMER
TIRES our prices are such as defy ooTn-
petition The guarantee most liberal and Tho
quality uneQualed. For our smooth streets
and roads We recommend tho PALMER
TIRE. tho easiest ure 60 ride and tne
easiest tire - repair Palmer Tires cost
the manufacture dollars more than any
other tire hence eomo wheels arc not ht-
ted with them Our price is within reach
Of all Our stock OF sundneg is without
a doubt the largest and most comp,e@e a.
the south. We carry ou.y standard goods
and such Of those ihat nave given salts
faction
REPAIRING lie done here IN the most
approved fashion and by expert mechan-
les
our ENAMELING Stands the test o.
wear cal. and see a sample OF A.
Bel Phone No GO
nv coNNERAT.
Nos ss-Sss Bull Street
NEW AUCTION ROOMS.
AZ our new quarters. III whitaker
street, ON or about Nov. 1 we will
hold our opening sale.
watch papers for list Of goods 90
he sold.
Patronage solicited Of large or
small consIEnments. settlements for
which win be made day foiIowinH
sale.
prompt and careful service"
"SatisfzcFioB guaranteed"
Special attention 60 outside sales.
SAVANNAH AUCTION
AND COMMISSION 90.
A. wTNERIGHT, Mgr.
sCHwARz's CAFE
OPENS MONDAY, OCT 20.
To say rs an IDEAL place would be ex-
pressing "a extremely modcstly It's q
cafe which Savannah may feel proud o.
not only for is beauty. but for the man
nor in which II viii ne conducted.
The appointments are nrst-ciass.
The bni q fare will be very extensive
and varied. In moderation the charges
will be particularly noticeable
Mr.. scnwarz has neither been sparing
In money or time 10 making his cafe one
OF tho haudsomest In Savannah. lie has
been very fortunate IN securing two OF the
best cooks south % Baltimore. Quick
service 10 guaranteed.
His cafe viii be open TO gentlemen only,
night ard day.
c. c. sCHwARz. Prop.
Whitaker and Congress streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
AT JoYCr,s To-NoRRow.

Get everything Eood 10 cat az Joyce's
two stores tomorrow Only the hest
meats handled Fresh fruits and veFe.
tables. Fancy groceries.
Phone 100 JAMES J JOYCE
=. S.-Remembcr the famous sausages
Remember the famous coffee
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

sHEFTA1Es- Died. yesterday. At colum-
bus. Ga. Mrs Elizabeth sheftall widow
Of the late Mordlcai sneftall Her funeral
will take place from Central Railroad de-
pot At o'clock this Sunday morning
Interment a. Laurel Grove.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
orr AGENT N NEW YORK CITY OBJ
TAINEp TUE FOLLOWING

Report OF Dr. Cook. Surgeon Bellevue
Hospital Fourth Surgeons Division
Peter Doyle. Patient
Upon admission the patient was found
to be suffering from chronic cystitis with
large quantities. OF pus and some blood iu
his urine lie also had an enlarged pros
trate and he was unable 20 completely
empty his bladder
lie was placed upon Suwanes Springs
Water In conjunction with washing out
Of his bladder. and at the end 81 two weeks
n surprising change was noticed and the
enlargement 81 tho PROSTATE was 90 near
Is overcome that ne could entirely empty
his bladder at his own voll,ion.
lie was discharged from the ward az the
end q three weeks with his urine perfect
ly clear. and could pass an entire night
without uriuating,
The result was quite surprislng 20 all.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Liberty CITY Ca. oct 27-About 9
o'clock thH morning. fire was discovered
IN the business part of town. A small me-
Gro house. belousug TO NJ G.. Minis. was
DESTROYED and hy the heroic work OF the
citizens. q great deal Of property was
saved.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Furniture upholstered and made good as
new. Mattresses made Of the best moss
and hair DAVID CLARK.
IA Jefferson street.
Z. 81 have received the nnest line OF
curtain goods and upholstery material
brought 10 this city.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT

BY wearing glasses that not alone en-
able you to see, but correct every defect
that may exist
There Is no gussswork In our methods
scientific apparatus for accurate eve test
ing. We make no charge for oonsulta-
ton or examination. and should YOU need
the services Of a physician We will frank
~ tell you 60
Our crystal lenses are perfect in every
respect. being ground under our own SUI
pervislOn. They cannot be compared IN
value TO tho kind offered as cheap by the
so-oalled opticians or jewelers. who han
die inferior glasses as SIDE line.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
SEASON ron WHISKY.

send your order to Robert Remler. cor
ner Of Liberty and Dfay,on. Savannah.
Ca. for the hes, Whisky W the market
You viii be served right only the best
brands handled No charge for jugs
ROBERT REMLER.
Phone Es
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

snd painting has been unsntisfac-
tory in the past try J. ". Book. 2I3
whitaker street. He guarantees sat-
isfRction In all cases
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
THE BEST nEEF.

II you want the finest roasts. or steaks
or lamb. phone ii7S. Scott & Davis. stalls
aud 2. market They VIII supply YOU
Best pork roasis Poultry. Brains
Urine
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

II you want your work done properly
and reasonably. cali on Former Plumbing
Inspector Cosgrove IL Drayton street.
lie does rot estimate by guesswOrk. like
some wo think they are plumbers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
HORSE CLIPPING.

have added 60 my shoeiug business one
Of the latest improved electric and horse
power clipping machines. operated hy the
champion of New YORK Prof John And
erson. assisted by tu Edwards % Savan-
nah Send me your horses. Prices 20
suit. JAMES =. FIRIONG.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
LADIES OF sAvlANNAH.

we hereby give motive that the GDOBE
SHOE COMPANY are our only exclusive
and authorized agents IN Savannah for
the sale 81 queen Quality" shoes for
women This nrm entirely control the fan
styles for 1900. and any other irm purport-
ting 10 have the new Queen Quality" fall
styles on sale. are incorporating facts
as none have been sent TO Savannah ex-
cept 10 the Globe Shoe Company.
Those who buy queen quality" shoes
OF other dealers than che nrm shove men
thoned viii have only themselves n blame
for any disappointment or loss that may
ensue. (9Gned)
THOMAS q. PLANT co.
Makers. Boston. Macs
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
DIR. NJ scHwAB q SON.

Exclusive Opticians. At Bull street.
n. B.-oculist prescriptions nlled same
day received. Repairing done at short
notice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
SPECIAL SALE or WHEELS.

will have special sale 81 second
hand wheels this week Wheels from 5
to SIS.
THOMAS BICYCLE EMPORIUM.
81 Jefferson street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
vARNEDoE RADLY INJURED.
Was Thrown From sis Horse ana
May Lose His life

Liberty City Ga. oct. 27-Youns John
Varneioe. a member OF the Liberty
Guards. was seriously hun mere to-day
by HE horse holung tho track throwing
him against tree Dr Roach his at
tending physician. says his chances for
recovery are doubtful
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

- York Street. West
Bicycle EnamelinR % all kinds Prices
low. from $3.50 up. Any color YOU wish
Fancy Stripping your own selection. High
grade repairing and vucanizing-suaran
teed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PHILADELPHIA sCRAPPLB,
LIVE LoBsTERs.
Broled or Boiled.
sCALLoPs.
Slowed or Fried
BLUE POINT and
NATIVE OYSTERS
Served all styles.
GAME IN SEASON.
STEAKS. CHOPS.
Everything nrst-ciasS Dining room,
upstairs.
LDvAN's CAFE.
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
HELMISEN's CAFE.
Any TI,IE or NIGHT.

You can get your prescriptions filled any
time Of day or night az Park Avenue
Pharmacy Phone MS
PARK AVENUE PHARMACY.
J. l. BRANAN. Proprietor.
Corner Park ave. and Barnard g.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
BUSINESS SoTICEA

Purchased in New York are arriving by
each steamer We have a shock" for The
riding public. our formal opening will
take place at our exhibit az Elks Carnival
on Nov s.
COHEN KULNiAN CARRIAGE AND
WAGON COMPANY
Leaders IN quality ard up-to-date styles
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Hoods rin. core liver M the non irritating ana
'niy oAihafti' q tass will Hoods sarsapaailss
MEETISGs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a meeting of those citizens and parents
interested Ia tho afternoon public school
system. a. now existing will be held iu
Lyons Hail Ohird fooD corner BrouEh-
Ton and Whitaker streets wednesday
evening Oct g. az $50 O'Clock. for the
purpose ~ an exchange OF views ana
ideas looking 60 the hetterment OF these
coudl ions
All those Interested VIII please attend.
DR. l. A FALLIGANr.
J C. POsTELL.
= A CUTS
JOHN X FRIZEIL.
Y 3 DENTON
ROBERT GREEN.
T = KECK,
a. QUINT
SPECIAL NoTICEA
SINGER PIANOS.
Rest In Tone,
hest In Durability.
hest IN style snd Finish.
CELEBRATED THE WORLD OVER.
NONE BETTER.
NONE so GOOD.
Two of These Magnificent Pianos 20
he sold at
AUCTION NOVEMBER 3,
@. II. DoRsETT's.
~ Congress street, west
TO nv SOLD TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
noYAL Music HALL.
2ls-gs Brousn'on Street. West
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. Oct. .
First Appearance OF
BILLY-Naysmi,h and Reed-ZETTA.
Comedy Sketch Artists
Temperance Of
MISS HAZEL HOWARD.
a Charming Entertainer.
Reappearauce OF
GEORGE-West and Fowler-JENNIE
The Two Eccentrics.
And a brand new series Of
MOVING PICTURES.
BEST SHOW or THE SEASON
FRATEaNAL UNION GU AMERICA.
Col John 7. Hsndley the Supreme Sec
rotary Of che FrateTnal linton OF America
with headquarters AZ Denver. Col viii
be In tho civ on Monday and deliver an
address IN the knights Of Pythias Han
Monday evening. beginning az = O'Clock
The public are cordially invited 10 at
tend. RI STEWART. Secretary.
NOTICE.
Mrs r u N.coi viii reopen hor dane
Ing class for adults with soiree at
Armory Hall. TUES DAY. NOV. 6 At S.S
g. m. Tickets ~ cents. admitting gentle
man and ladlee Mrs Nicoll Is the only
graduate OF a normal school for dancing
teachers in the city.
THE sOUTHsuDE DANCING ACADEMY
Under the management OF Misses Omen
ana Riley will begin a series Of bl-montn-
~ soirees Tuesday. Oct %. a. School Han
Habersham and Second streets The floor
ia. been put In good condition. Ruskins'
Orchestra Il engaged for the season. Tick
cts 5oc. admitting gentleman and ladies.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
THE SAVANNAH PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, MILITARY.

Harris and Barnard streets. Ormond Il.
strong cornell head master. Greek
Latin and English. Rev y. p. Johnson,
A. NJ (Princeton). lately of St. Mat
thews Military Academy. History
Geography ana Modern Languages. John
stelzer. 4. r.. Mathematics and Chem
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Hood, rin. cure liver ~, the non Irritating ana
MY eAihaftl' % sass will Hoods sarsaparIls.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

THE SOUTHstDE DANCING ACADEMY
Under the management OF Misses Omen
~ soirees Tuesday. Oct %. a. School Han
Habersham and Second streets The floor
ia. been put In good condition. Ruskins'
Orchestra l. engaged for the season. Tick
cts 50c. admitting gentleman and ladies
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

G. c. 6CHwARz. Prop.
Whitaker and Congress streets
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
FRATEnNAL UNIoN GU AMERICA.

Col John 7. Hsndley the Supreme Sec
rotary Of che Fraternai linton OF America
with headquarters AZ Denver Col viii
be In che civ on Monday and deliver an
address IN the knights Of Pythias Han
Monday evening. begiuuinE az = O'Clock
The public are cordially invited 10 at
tend. RI STEWART. Secretary.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
III Congress street, west.

RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE.
The evening times., 1900-01-08
THE WRECK OF THE ELLA.
4 German steamer. Laden With Coal
Goes Down at sea.


QUARANTINE. Jan S-The Atlantic
Transport Line steamer Georgiana, Captain
Parker. which arrived in pOrt this morning
from London brought thirty-fve persons
rescued from the German steamer Ella.
which foundered at sea January In lati-
tude A-35. longitude 64O3.
Captain Parker Of the Georgiana says
that at S p m. OF January the lookout
reported distress signals from a strange
vessel. The Georgiana was headed Tor the
vessel and soon approached her lear
enough to lower a boat. The starboard
lifeboat was lowered in charge Of the chief
officer, and five men went 20 the wreck TO
ascertain what could be done
The vessel proved to be the German ship
Ella, from Perth Amboy. bound for Hall
fax. y. S. with a cargo Of coal The cargo
had shifted and the Ella had a starboard
list Of about 40 degree with the sea break
ing over the vessel continually.
Owing TO the state Of the weather, which
was very squaIly. and the night being
very dark, no assistance could be rem
dered at that time. The Georgiana stood
by the wreck all night and at O'Clock Of
the 9Th the port lifebOat was launched ard
sent 10 the wreck in charge OF Mr.. Field,
the chief officer. and SIX men Of the crew
The boat made three trips and brought on
board Capt Strange, his wife, and two chill
dren. the nurse. and thirty OF the crew,
Jhlrty-dve passengers in all. They were
made as comfortable as possible under the
circumstances.
II the transfer each person was obliged
10 jump overheard. the children being LASH
ed TO tre mems backs. The members OF
The crew were completely exhausted.
Captain STANCE was one mass Of bruises
caused by a fall on the bridge OF his yes
sci. His face was very much cut up. The
transfer was completed at II o'clock. and
as nothing could be done for the disabled
vessel. the Georgiana proceeded on her
voyage.
The Ella continued 10 settle very fast
and az 1l:ls In latitude 45.35. longitude
Gi.o3. was seen TO sink head first. Captain
STANCE said that the Ella sailed from
Perth AmbOy, December 81 with a cargo
Of 1856 tons OF coal for Halifax y s.
On January J. q strong northwest gale
sprung up and soon increased to terrific
force. the steamship rolled violently until
II O'Clock when the cargo shifted and the
vessel was thrown on her beam ends.
The crew was set To work TO trim the
cargo in order 20 right the vessel. but
the wind which continued 10 blow So vir-
lently as % cause her 10 list TO an angle Of
30 degrees compelled the crew 70 abandon
their efforts. The vessel was then uu-
manageable and laid in the trough with
seas breaking over continuously for near
ly five DAYS On January o. the captain
slipped and fell, and was badly bruised
about the head and body.
AZ night about D. m. steamship was
sighted and distress signals were fred 70
attract attention Ehe steamer was tho
GeCrsiaua which finally succeeded in res
culng the unfortunate people from the
wreck The Ella vas owned by Jebsen,
uf Hamburg. and registered $40 tons.
The evening times., 1900-01-08
coz. EDWIN Hay A WITNESS.
The Handwriting Expert Testifes in
the MOIiucuN Trial.

the MOliucuN Trial.
NEE YORK. Jan. SIT was generally
understood when the trial OF Roland MoIi-
neuX was resumed this morning in Part >
of the court Of general sessions that this
weeks proceedings would witness the pros
ecution-s climax, and Jlat two weeks would
see -be case Tor the State closed
Mr.. Osborne had a few consultations with
witnesses in his Office 10 attend 20. and so
there was a delay OF fifteen minutes At
The end Of that time he called 10 the stand
as his first witness. Morris NJ. Hermann. Of
Norris Hermann d Co.. Of Newark. y. J..
the employer Of the defendant
The witness said shat his Office was at
6S Jersey Street Newark. y j.. and that
he had been in business since 1898 Noli-
ueu1 went with him as superintendent ana
had charge Of the factory.
who had charge OF the receipts for the
dry colOrs 90
Mr.. MolileuX."
'yyho made up the eolo-s from 5bc re-
Cipes2"
He did
1T was upon his knowledge Of chemicals
that the c0l0rs were made uD?'
Partly
And upon his knowledge OF chemistry
Partly
LU.hars White. photographer. was called.
be sal that he had made some photo
graphs Cf Z. 8, s. and 10 Jersey Street
Newark and be was called upon 20 give a
general description Of Morris Hermann q
Co.'S place. He did so. He had some Of
the photographs th1t be made and handed
them TO Mr. Osborne
The next witness called was Col. Edwin
B. Hay, OF Washington, the handwriting
expert.
colonel Hay speaks with a voice like
". J. Bryau's. He qualified as an expert.
The witness said that he had been called
into the case by Colonel Gardner. When
he came TO town two exhibits were given
10 him, and ne had been asked 10 compare
them.
Mr.. Osborne handed 10 him the letters
admitted by the defence 20 have been writ
ten by MolineuN. He examined them. and
said that he had seen them before and
made a study Of them
The dispdted letters had also been stud
led by him. He said that he had studied
the two sets almost continuously ever since
last February
what is your opinion about the bogus
Barnet letter2''
That il and the conceded letters were
written by one and the same hand"
What is your opinion about the bogus
Cornish letters2'
That the letters were written by the
same hand"
Did you study exhibit a the poison ad-
dress2"
Yes"
Have you formed any opinion about ite''
Yes"
what is your opinion about it and The
Barnet letter and the Cornish letters and
the conceded letters 90
The witness replied that he had com
pared then all and that they had been
written by the same person To these
questions Mr.. Weeks took the customary
objections and was oyerruled and took
the usual exceptions.
Colonel Hay was then called upon 10 give
his reasons for thinking as be did.
The evening times., 1900-01-08
BOGRS THRICE RHPULSBD
Driven Back from Ladysmith with
Heavy Loss.
a BaIIoOnfst Locates New Trenches
ronceaIinE Two GUns-ENchnnges
"a Firing-Suspected Spies Before
Kimberley Judge-A Third Pom
toon bridge Across Nodder River.

LONDON. Jan. General Whit at La
dysmith wires the war Office as follows:
"The enemy IN great strength attacked
us in the most courageous aud energetic
manner. Some OF our entertainments on
Wagon Hill were thrice carried by the enc
my and thrice retaken. The Beers were
finally repuIsed with heavy loss. Their loss
greatly exceeded ours.
The attack was chiefly directed on Cae-
sar's Camp and Wagon Hill. One part Of
our position was occupied the whole day
by the enemy, but at dusk they were turned
out at the point Of the bayonet by the De-
vons led by Colonel Park The troops had
a most trying time, but behaved excellent
ly."
The Globe" today prints a letter from
one Of its correspondents with General
Methuen's column, which was sent after
the battle Of Megarsfontein. Although the
letter was censored. the correspondent was
permitted to say that there was no accord
between Generals Nethuen and WaucnOpe
General Methuen's plan was followed
with the resulting disaster. Wauchope s
last words were: For Gods sake. men,
don't blame me for this" The corresp1n-
dent says that the troops are beginning 10
lose heart at always fighting an invisible
enemy in imp-egnable positions.
MODDER , ER. Jan. 6-(Delayed in
transmission A balloonist this morn
ing located new trenches where two guns
have been mounted three miles from the
Riodde- River.
The Beers fired a shell from each OF
these guns in the direction Of the guards
and pickets yesterday afternoon. but they
were harmless. The British naval guns
fired a few shots this morning and again
tIis afternoon in the direction OF the
kopjes.
Lieutenant Hayes. OF the Marine Guard
Jaw the Beers on Thursday playing quoits
in front Of the trenches at the base Of the
kopje.
a civil judge from Kimberley, who is
cooperating with the military court cx-
amined a number OF suspected spies today.
The engineers have completed "A third
pontoon bridge across the Nodder River
inside the limits OF The camp.
The evening times., 1900-01-08

your personal kno ledge. but on what you
had heard or on wsst you thought"
And from The tesLimcny of other men.
said the witness.
The witness sail that he had IN this in
VestigatiOn paid hi own personal eXp. .nses.
lie came in obedience 20 a process Of the
Senate.
who pays the attorneys in this -ase?"
asked Mr.. Faulkner.
Mr.. Campbell has taken up a subscrip-
tion for this purpose
DO you know who the subscribers are2"
Il know some Of them"
rs Mr.. Daily one?'
"He is"
The witness. at the request Of counsel fo-
the defence. produced the memoranda
which he spoke Of 10 his testimony yes,er-
day as containing notes concerning tGe
purchasability Of members Of the legisla-
ture.
No Personal knowledge Of Bribery.
Senator Faulkner asked: You DO rot
know really that any OF the men you have
named as being bribed, were bribed. do
you?"
Only as / have testified. I have given
you the statements made to me by Mr.
Welcome; you can take them for what
they are worth"
The witness was asked to explain the
meaning Of an X opposite names Of mem
b,rs OF the legislature on his memoranda
The witness said:
Those are the names OF the men they
told me were favorable to Senator Clark or
could be made so. The names marked with
a were the names of the men they told
me they could do nothing with
Have you not testified before this inves-
tigating committee 10 matters within your
personal knowledge. that you have never
spoken Of befcre2' was question asked
the witness.
That may be- ] may have thought OF
some things that did not occur 10 me ne
fore
Then your memory grows fresher with
the lapse Of time -
Il did not say that"
"Is il not true" asked Mr. Faulkner.
that you have told more this time than
you did before the legislative ingestigat-
ing committee or the grand jury
Yes. sir; the matter Las never been as
thoroughly CnQuired into before
Then said Mr.. Faulkner. Those invcs-
legations in Montana we're One-sided AZ
fairs?'
Yes. sir"
The witness said be had no personal
knowledge that Jerry Connolly had been
brjbed.
Then you did no. tell the grand jury
that Welcome told you that Connolly was
the cheapest man in the lott"
Il don't think / did
You testify to that then for The frs
time hercc'
Yes, sir"
why did you reserve that Information
until YOU came to Washington
Because the case WAS not thoroughly
euquired into"
WAS not Couuolly's name meuticucd 50
that ir might have recalled TO your mind
the conversation with Welcome about
Connolly"
Il think it was
Ind was il not Welcome himself who
y,1s being euquirei irto2'
1T was"
At noon the coumIttse took a recess
until 9.30 o'clock. a
The evening times., 1900-01-08
Alfred f. Barr Dead.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. S.-Alfred E.
Burr. senior editor of the Hartford
Times" died at $3.50 O'Clock this forenoon.
after a weeks severe illness, with hear.
trouble and pleurisy. His age was eighty
four years and ten months. He had been
the owner of the Times" for sixty years
and was the Oldest editor. in continuous
service on one paper, in the country. He
had been one Of the leading Democrats in
the State for half century and had attend
cd many National Conventions. He leaves
a wife, one son. w. o. Burr. managing cdi
tor Of the Times and daughter, Mrs.
Ella McMorris. also a brother. Frank L.
Burr. editorial writer on the Times"