Evening journal., 1888-12-07

e'-.ie = WESLEY SiiAi.i4-s WESLEY r.
IN lLeaGe Gnd succession the YES
ii9yGn record - ncfe curious still. John
wesley was enc q nineteen children.
ara his I-oIAor Was the youngest Il
lWeaty-i.Ve' ana yet n 9 very few years
the fanny WIS nearly extinct, and OK
sept inc descendants Of Charles Wesley,
tthere Is moi. representative IN name of
we o;lslg@l rector OF Epworth. but,
ihouGh Ohelles was pronounced hy his
coilleiilPeFSfles the most Impractical OF
men ne was Ir@cllcallty itself compared
WITH us fes2ark2ble son Clarlcs, whose
ilotler gao fister Ql.t en- ms clothes, tied
ms cr&Y;;t' hSed his napkin under lis
chln az tho table and otherwise treated
ntia Ike chlld IS long as they lived.
ic was Incapable Of masking tho small
est bargain, aud Yves rs helpless after
the ceath q hl5 sister cs en- ordinary
lo-fN st-ula shAl1i Vet az the ago Of Il
months he crualmed out tune on the
aSiiflehorl. Gad &c rs years he Ter
termed pe .arc George III and his court
n tl.e hcafng q th2 finest l-acicisns cf
EUROPE, to lQud c1ld earnest applause.
ALl' feE;arkatle musician died CuEaor-
tleU' rs CO ms sister Sarah, but their re-
.dalttl-lS lsothef, e2nCel, married and
transmitted eolle s. TIC ancestral
talents 20 his postellt' he vcs the
Neath ehha e Charles wesley, e.
,As, uga Hot rsIte 10 lrecocious as his
tfotaet Charles, coaid produce fairly
gec- ulusic at 2 years 81 egc. end soon
aiter eorld supply q true baes g any cir.
llc liayea from ms inner consciousness.
lau Acthoglsts Fl Bristol viewed the
VIII ahyihlaG hut pleasure, ans Little by
As1Ie therc EfeW ZIP q strained iccllng be-
lNse@h me Two branches ~ tle NJ esley
iah1ily, 50 inpch 81 that the children oi
one hiQGch obJNctcd very strongly 70 an
tle felaious proceedings q the other.
b1t tAl9 aaEGel wesley, l.aNing more
Isactleai sense than mr. lrothcr Charles,
escaile settled cltlzen ard married
ALs charlotte Louisa Martil, daughter
81 the then delncnstra1or Of anatomy
~ p iho9as hospitai n Aprli, 1893,
@"u Set ne h;:l go lLuca g. the lan9hy
.o~e-1llei1y ls-e nc iiyed with hcr
No years before informing his
t;othcr that he had taken 9 partner
pic Sleu yOtlg, llld lie married 2geln
auout ieioend hSd severed Eaofe children.
he acquired scAc means ~ the exercise
g, ms talshss, eaa 81 IFS ceath bed
ne sliq 70 iis son; keep thy knowledge
k.Allslhen az schGlaFs, lev. 4r.
Shafle5 Wesley, adhde9con ot the
O.lapel Royal. and ~. samuel sebastian.
81 Sloueeslef cathedral. Wero sons ct
rms samuel Wesley, Gna therefore grand
.2a4 q Charles, ana their sons now in
England are tie cniE representatives by
1..iAe 81 ire cEce prohAc wesley family.
~a
CLGfles n csicN, ine poet, was tcrn SO
hpworth r.ctc.y Bee ~. ICES, aud Cleo
Fl AGaaen Aatca ~, 1885. Ho was edu-
s&te0 as Nles Transfer scl-coi and ct Ok
icfd, ;.atl curing ali EceGrly and ialidlc
paft Of ms Its pursued substantially the
sSihe career as ~ rot.lqr John: and was
sG cicaelg ass4slated with lllil that these
iGlallSr Witl tAe lile - John are neces-
s2rliy 90 |ltA th@t a Charles. LIS
hNnlhs @It spiritual songs Gre literally
household words IL every country where
the English language Is spoken; hut his
personal cccertrlellcs are. II course,
much less Known, samuel, the older
brother q John, ia-t Lat one surviving
elnlu, Q daughter. Jcsn married late IA
lie and never eccal--e father. Charles,
having escaped fa.-cy Tree till lis <lst
year, married Sarch Gv-y me, then aged
a. she was unusually well ecucated
Tor the days IN which she lived, end had
q sweet voice and coed musical training.
In lI52 their eldest son Was born and
" huiniulnS tunes i.ad oeatnn5 Tune
correCtly "hth olly - months Cio. lie