The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-02

lie Church and he was always enthus- iastic in the work Of the church. His faith was that Of child. While tolerant, even sympa- thetic with other creeds, his love TOT his church, It's ofices and its traditions, was one of the beautiful things of his life.
 His wife preceded him to the grave eight years. MT. Carr Is survived ny his son. Mir Dennis Carr, and ms daughter, Miss Agnes Carr, both oI Montgomery; two sisters, Mrs. Mulieh and Mrs Dutra, both of whom reside in California, and brother
 His father died when he was quite small boy, and the task Of supporting a large family was upon him He ac-. cepted the trust with heroism and per- formed 1t as he performed other trusts with fidelity.
 MT. Carr was member of Mont' gomery Lodge of Elks. trustee or the Carnegie Library, Knight or, Coium- bus. one of the oldest members or the historic Montgomery Shooting Club, and of the, Beauvoir Club. He was working member of the Commercial and Industrial Association and was a former Vice President and director Of that important business organization In laboring for the upbuildtng or Mont- pomery. MT. Carr was ever foremost. Whenever public movement was pe- gun his advice and counsel were inVa- riably sought, and he invariably gave liberally of his means.
 The Funeral TOmorrOw.
 The funeral will take place tomor- row morning at 9:30 o'clock from St. Peters Church. Rev Father Dennis Savage, a lifelong friend of MT: Carr, will officiate. He will be assisted by Rev Father Eaton. During the hours
 ia ff1 Montgomery will be practically suspended. MT. Carr's wide popularity, the high off1ce he held. his intimate connection with the business life of Montgomery, will all contribute to draw the people tenn porarily from their everyday pursuits to mourn the loss of good man ana pay their respects to his memory. Tne work of the various city oepartments will he suspended until after the tu- neral with the exceptions of the police and fire departments.
 Acting Mayor Mcintyre has ordered the flag on the city building to be low cred to half-mast and the city building will be appropriately draped The Carnegie Library. of which he was trustee and an earnest worker Tn US behalf will be closed from o'clock nntil noon tomorrow in respect to his memory.
 There will probably be military es- cort from the various militia organi- cations of the city to the casket. The interment will be at Oakwood Ceme- tery. The pall-bearers will be as fol- lows: - McDuff Cain. Emanuel Meertief. Clay ton Tullis. Frank D. Kohn, J. D. Far ley, and R. J. Chambers.
 Honorary-A M Baldwin, John G. CroumelIn, w. B. Jones. Dave Well. J. C Haas. NJ Kahn C. P. Mcintyre.
 Sorrow on Every Face.
 The effect of his death on the city was electrical. Although 1t had been expected from week to week to hear of inc demise of the Mayor. still the news was received with noticeable sadness. Expressions of sympathy were on the lips of all. In the churches during the sunday morning services, the fact that tbe highest officer of the city and good and upright man had passed away was evident in the faces of the congre- cations. Several of the ministers al- iuJed to the death of Mir. Carr and commented on the purity of his life.
 On the streets yesterday afternoon concessions of sorrow were heard on every hand In city government cir cles, the same order of things will con tinue as fer the past ten months. C. p. Mcintyre, President of the City Council. will continue to act as Mayor. The laws of the city provide that in the case of the death of the Mayor, the Council shall meet and order a special election to take place within thirty days after the passage of the ordi- nance providing for the election. Ow- ing to the fact that the new adminis- tration, with Hon. W. M. Teague as Mayor. goes into oflce within ten days, the special election is unnecessary. In view of the fact that never before in the recent history of the city. has occa- sion demanded that this law be exer- cised 1t was generally believed that inc President of the Council became Mayor immediately on the death of the late Mayor It was therefore believed that there would be a vacancy in the presidency of the Council and in the sIderrnanIc representation from Ward 4
 Council Meets Today.
 Acting Mayor Mcintyre will today cau the Council into special session at noon and at that tirrS, suitable resoiu- tions will be adopted on the death of
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