Finis H. Harris
November 2, 1899
Arizona Silver Belt

Theodore Harris received the sad intelligence on Monday of the 
death of his brother, Finis H. Harris in New Orleans, October 
18 of yellow fever, after an illness lasting six days.

Deceased was known to many in Globe, having visited his brother 
here four years ago, and by none is he more kindly remembered 
than by the proprietors of the Silver Belt.  Deceased leaves a 
widow, Ella V. Harris and a bright little son, Albert, two years 
of age.

Finis H. Harris, although but 36 years of age, had won an 
enviable name in the field of journalism and for the past 
five years, held the position of telegraph editor on the 
New Orleans Picayunne, which paper pays him the following 
tribute:

Ernest, exactness, ethusiasm--these were all part of the 
character which especially marked him for a newspaper career.

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