New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
.DURRELLE STOCK FOUND
Charles HemStreet Says Missing
viii Gave Him Control.
SISTERS MAY GET ESTATE
Mrs. nellie Burrelle Probably
Died Natural Death, Chemist
Tells the Coroner.

Mystery as TO the whereabouts of the
second will Mrs. nellie Burrelle's friends
said she drew before her death deepened
yesterday with the discovery of important
papers belonging 10 the dead woman with
out bringing to light any trace Of the will
Among the papers were ninety shares of
stock of the Burrele Press Clipping Bu-
reau. which were said to constitute the
chief part Of her estate. and were reported
the day before missing. along with the
will
Those most closely associated with Mrs
Burrelle made their assertions that there
was a missing will more definite yesterday
when they consented to tell of some Of the
provisions I'm It.
II saw the will myself" said Charles
Hemstreet. manager of the Burrelle Press
Clipping Bureau, and believe me, II I
knew where it was | would not be sitting
here workng-you would find me uptown
eating a 800 dinner. Why? Because that
will left me just about a majority Of the
stock of the bureau. I was greatly upset
when the safe deposit vault where Mrs
Burrelle kept her papers was opened and
the will was not forthcomng-I had no
doubt IL would be there"
Mr. Hemstreets confidence that he was
one OF the chief benefciarles of the will
was confirmed in a measure by Or. J. w.
Amey, Of No 166 West 54th street, who had
been mentioned as benefting by the will
II saw part Of the will I'm August of this
year DR. Amey said Yesterday. 1T was
typewriter. and the paper was folded over
so that | could see only some of the pro-
visions. II dealt with shares Of the Bur
relle Press Clipping Bureau, and Charles
Hemstreet, along with Mr. Wynne and
Miss Kerstein, both employees Of the bu-
reau, We're all remembered with substantial
requests of shares. More than the thirty
shares belonging to the two children Of
Burrelle by his first wife were also be
queathed to the children. Mrs Hemstreet
was remembered with a sum Of money.
II did not see any provision i'm the will
leaving anything to me. nor have | at any
time made statement that / was a bene-
ficiary under the will The part of the will
! saw disposed OF most OF the shares of
the bureau.
Mrs Burrelle told me she had every
faith in Charles Hemstreets ability, and
had appointed him executor of her estate
never had the will in my possession, and
have not now any will of Mrs. Burrele
nor do ! know anything more about 1t than
! have just stated"
+. T.. Goldsmith. attorney for the two
sisters OF Mrs. Burrelle. said Yesterday
that in case no will were forthcoming he
would 20 ahead and apply for letters of
administration OF the estate in their behalf
on the supposition that she died intestdte.
Mrs. Julia Burree the first wife of
Frank Burrelle. was busy yesterday IN an
effort TO get more light on his death. She
still insisted that she was not satisfied that
all was right. ana said she probably would
take active measures to get all the facts.
A preliminary report on the results OF
chemical analysis of the organs OF Mrs.
Burrelc was made yesterday by Or. Larkil
to Coroner HOltzhauser stating that moth
inL had been found TO indicate that she
had met death from other man natural
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