The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-06
IN MEMORIAM.

 paper men of Alabama, especially, will deeply sympathize with Mr. D. W. Bar rett, editor of the Age-Herald, in the death of his wife. which occurred at Dan vile. Va Wednesday night Mrs Bar rett was a very beautiful as well as a sweet and gracious woman. She was Miss Jane sutherlin Smith and represented Virginia in the galaxy of southern girls chosen to illustrate Samuel Mintnrn Peeks Calendar of Beautiful Women is- sued several years ago. Her death seems brethren of the press will mourn with him.
 Birmingham Courier: During Wednes- day night the pitiiess angel of death plucked one of the loveliest and most beautiful flowers of womanhood. Mrs. B. w. Barrett. wife of the editor of the Age-Herald died after giving birth to a little daughter. She had journey in this her most most anxious hour to the home of her grandmother in Danville, Va. The news of her death casts gloom over all circles of Birmingham society. Mrs. Bar rett was one of the most benevolent ladies of our city and by her many amiable traits had won the hearts and the affections of all who knew her. MT. Barrett has the heartfelt sympathy of our entire population. May the hope for the preservation of the newborn child be comfort and a solace to the sadly bereaved father and grandmother. 
 Ensley Enterprise: Mrs. Barrett had been resident of Birmingham for seven years, and was greatly appreciated for her woman1y virtues
 Mrs. Barrett was a beautiful and popu- lar matron of Birmingham. where her sweet and congenial society will be sadly missed. She was one of those bright na- lures that the world is made better by their existence. To all she was the same kind, tender. gentle woman.
 To her bereaved loved ones we extend our sympathles and trust that God, who doeth all things well, will give them His special blessings.
 Montgomery Times: The Times tenders to Editor Barrett of The Age-Herald as surances of It's heartfelt sympathy in tho loss of his wife. It Is an hour of trial II which words of coincidence cannot stil the troubled heart. but they express { feeling through which the only solac of earth may comfort and soothe.
 Mobile Item: The fraternity not only il Alabama, but throughout the south, vii have the keenest sympathy for MT. E w. Barrett, editor of the Birmingham Age-Herald, in the death of his wife which occurred a few days ago. The de ceased lady, in the bloom of young wom anhood, was the center of a large circl of devoted friends. and was universall, esteemed for her lovabe characteristics She was a splendid representative of tn hgh-born southern woman, highly ac compished and singularly well fitted fo life from which she could draw all tn joys of living. Her death Is indeed sa blow to her husband and family, an those friends who knew and loved her g devotedly.
 Huntsville News: We extend to Edlto F. w. Barrett of the Birmingham Age Herald our tenderest and most profoun sympathy in the death of his believe and beautiful young wife, who died a the home of her grandmother. Wednes day night in Danville, Va. A young bab and heart broken husband survive hei
 Anniston Hot Blast: Mrs. E. w. Bar rett, wife of t. editor of the Birmine ham Age-Herald died on Wednesday She was a most estimable lady. The Ho Blast extends sympathy to the bereave