The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-20

NO WILL
DAY PASSES WITHOUT CHARLES
FAIRS WILL BEING FILED.
History Of Early Life CT Mrs. Charles
Fair.

New York. August l9.-Up TO the hour
OF closing the surrogates court this after
noon. the VIII OF Charles l. Fair had not
been filed. According TO instructions given
20 Mrs. Oerlichs' attorneys hby Justice
Geigerich, the viii. II one Was found was
70 be fied by . o'clock this Afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth BrunHen. or Union. y
j., told the story OF the childhood and
girIhood Of Carrie Smith. her sister. who
became the wife Of Charles l.. Fair, the
San Francisco multi millionaire.
''She wasn't Hike the rest of Us. said
sirs. Brunneil yesterday. "Ail or US were
workers worked around the house ard
my other sisters worked 10 factories
all but Carrie.
She did not like 70 work She used
% read a great deal ard had a way 81
making US do things for her. She was
always particular about her clothes. I
remember when she was little thing
she always looked sweet and dsan and
pretty while We girls didn't care 50 much
about our appearance.
she exaspcratsd nv mother great
deal. for mother was a most industrious
woman. and finally she sent Carrie away
- Newark. where my sister Sarah had
a boarding house. Carrie waited on the
table and lirted with the boarders and
did fancy work for a store"
This quiet. neat little girl. with q pas
sion for fine linen. came to New York
ran away The pioddirg hard-worklng
sisters and mother aid not concsvn
themselves much Carrie 70 them uppssr-
Cd 70 be a person apart They deploroa
her frivoliy. her devotion 10 dress and
pleasure
The mother and sisters toged along Ia
New Jersey FOR five years after Carrie
went away. They heard from her but
seldom. Runner had IL that she vas an
actress. They had IN her the interest
that mother and sisters feel Tor one
who has gone from them and embarked
on career ot which they aid not ap-
prove.
One day Carrie came home 20 the hum
bic cottage 81 Newmarket. X. J.
Carrie remained for 4 shorf vls.f Her
hrothers and sisters vcnt - re her.
They were anxious % ask her qu~stioHs
concerning her prosperity. bsst something
In her manner bsds them halt
The next time Carrie Smith went away
Il Wns for ieagcr period than hsd
marked her arst step into the world.
she tired of Nes YORK ard went Vest.
IN Chicago she was Known ss MaBSs
Nelson and Maude Uluan. II Dsnver shs
g-as known a. Naude Thomas. In San
Francisco she wss knS=n - al iteee
GENES a. well ss ~ the meme of Hau5s
Corrigan-
~AII a once her letters ceased ard we
I'D not hear fron her for qsiss = spsFi
Thsn she suddenly appeared ~ horns
again she ssis sire wss Eosnx - parir
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charles L Fair. dfz.aiafs TsanE man
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