The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-13
EDWARD CAREERS FUNERAL
Last Sad Rites at PIymOuth Congre-
aRtionaI Church Today.

arrived in the city yesterday morning at
1853 accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Anna
NJ Kaufman and were met at the train
by his mother, Mrs. L. S. Carter. Mr..
Henry Kaufman. father Of Mrs. Ed Car
ter; George Freeman, H. II. Dewey, Jack
Shields, z. D. Kimball, Mr.. Levi Carter,
uncle, and Mr. Fred Carter, cousin Of the
Diseased
The casket was at once removed to the
residence of Mrs. Carriers parents at 228
North Emporla avenue, where the re-
mains were viewed by many friends Of
the dead and the surviving. Mrs. Carter
left Denver at $50 Sunday afternoon and
was met at Maize by Judge T. B. Wan
Of this city Mr.. Carter had been III
only about two weeks and at no time
was his condition considered at all ser
dous During most Of this time he was
most troubled by insomnia and the worst
DISTRESS suffered the night before his
death was a restlessness and disquiet
There had been no pain or acute suffer
ing at any time and he was sitting up IN
an invalid chair when he YEARLY lay
back and quietly and painlessly passed
away at O'Clock Saturday morning.
During his short illness there had been
no professional announcement of the i'm
mediate cause of his indisposition, but
the coToner's verdict was that it was
heart failure. Just before the departure
for wichita theirs were brief services held
in the undertaker's parlors> under the aus
pices Of the Christian Scientists.
The funeral services in this city viii
take place this afternoon at Plymouth
Congregational church. corner Of Law
renee avenue and Second street. and win
be in the immediate charge Of the church
pastor, the Rev Henry E. Thayer, assist
cd by Rev. ]. D. Richie Of St. John S
Episcopal church and VIM z. NJ Nc
Cune Christian Science Reader. The pail
bearers win be Messrs. Whitney Tucker,
H Il. Dewey. George Freeman, Chas.
Mosbacher, z. D. Kimban and Henry
Ozanne. The music at the church and
grave viii be my q male quartet eompos-
ed Of Messrs. Jack Shields, Fritz HUT
man, Bion Hull and Casper Haines.
Mr.. Carter was the son Of DR.. Nathan
lei P. Carter who died many years ago,
and Mrs L. S. Carter OF this city. He
was born at Nashua, n. H. September 9.
1855 and while just a boy came west with
his parents In 1877 he returned east to
prepare himself for the study CT medicine
az Hazard college where he studied for
two years He then came west again
and spent one summer in Texas and
came to this city in 1880. where he re-
manned for nearly three years. then go
ing TO St Louis where ne Travelled for
twelve years. In 1892 he was married t.
Miss Anna N kaufman Of this city. they
residing here for one year, then removing
to Iowa and FIVE years ago this fall they
want to Colorado where most of that
time ne has been field manager for the
Fidelity Savings and Loan Association.
His wife TO whom he was deeply devoted
was his constant companion on all his
travels and together they made many
warm friends all over the state To whom
the sudden and unexpected death Of Mr.
Carter was a blow and keenly felt loss,
as noted by the many touching and ten
der letters Mrs Carter has already re-
ceived from many parts q Colorado. It
was their custom once each year. usual
" at Christmas time 70 come 10 this
city to visit their parents. and during
list summer from March to August thev
were En- the east on a prolonged business
and sightseeing tour visiting many points
ia Canada and the New England states.
including Nashua. the boyhood home y
the deceased which he had not visited
in twenty wears. During his life he has
been an active and jealous fneuher Of
the Knights 81 Pythlss, the Odd Fellows
and United AToderns - Denver.
Ea Garter. fer thus fsmliarly was he
known ererv7vhers. had host ~ friends