The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-10
CARNEGIE DEsGS
AC0AT Of Arms
Core0et Or Grown u Reversed
and 6aTmosnted By The Cap g
Liberty and Its Motto b
~Death to Privilege"


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Ssner oeionyinxs Mr.. Andrew Carnegie 8
tss possessor Of q coat of asDa Il was
Tor PROVE. on the fieid of b:ttie nor ser
any deed a val0e. lt has Q nuch a0eo
interesting history: Any one-eI0o2 a10
SSeded ds.n ss1s Is e e., I'm. ,:: .ssea s.s -.
Loom. Ar. Carnegie had none such. bae.
Gke the man of enterprise and oeiginatlty
tnaf no II he vent to work and Devised
high up oa the waiis ef hi. spiendid r
nfarE. not the library he gives away ev.
y e:aer day. but his owa. y his ane
Cpol the escufcheon there - q Weayers
esuf:.e. because his father. Wlllla0 Car
ueSse. was 4 weaver: there b also q shoe.
@axes max r knife: % ssceu.e g. an . .nsssssr @ not
lnaker. They Ay plainly that he has no
desire 70 ignore his humble beginning and
that he wishes to honor the memory q
the weaver and the shoemAker. his FORE
beam. He boasts not Of Norman blood.
an0 honest hearts are more to him sAan
Tor a crest, bat n h reversed and snr.
mounted By the cap q liberty. The sup
pOrters are the American and Scotch
e. 'nd ssss 1as mG' no os e cea1se
0eeing that the arms are unique. that &C.
cording 70 laws OF her1ldry. coronees and
supporters are only allowed with arms a
ter. Upon his own particular eopiee e
his own hooks. Tho Gospel Of wealth."
for one: the arms are enhaasoned 'n bloc
Apropos tho arms Of the Carnegie fam
1iy. Rurke's Peerage de1eribes half do1-
en- such. One. that Of the Neweate fam:
III sna IN e., .s sues: sss
A1nuiets of the seoood. Crest. two de1tsr
hands eaun,ieted. issuing out Of ths
clouds. contosnine and supporting 2 naD
Animis'-by arms and BY courage.
EARL OF NORTHEsK ARaA
The arms Of the Earl Of NoEthesk. who
Is of this family. show an eagle displayed
charged with q naval crown. ana ovee u
ercs,s. the frst tho stern Of line of bat
naval crown or. a demiieopaTd Sup
sA sss c:: :.ss e s'e
inscribed britannia victrix." raehe
ssn- Tache"-duty without spoe-is the
Ecr,hesk motto Other cafnssis Hostoes
follow high things: "Ans Aspict AssEaC
nyins ne looks to the stora, A dextor
hand holding . :hunderbolt WINGED y the
xcnd "Drum Timete'-Fear God. or
"Drcad God" ss II appears upon one coeS
Of arms The carnegies Of Lindsay have
for crest an ostrich with . nSrssshoe II "
MIR. carnegie. Il may ~ mentioned.
makes liberal use OF notices Cpon ~. w.
lines. .He that dare not reason ID . slave:
L.. that cannot Is = fool: he that VIII not
& a bigot' THE present m0ment - our
Ieg~fa. Upon the leather lounge where
he take. his a!'ernon siesta Il rainte0
:.Hcst awhile" while above. upon the wall:
We See the rollicking line. There's > gooo
s!m. coming. boys
ii!cal heAD Of stones-is given as the WOs0
from which Carnegie II derived. ine name
also appears as Carney. Csrrie; Cafnaese
and Carn.gy The Carnes Of Glanoegan.
Males. take their name from Pen cane
The birthplace Of the first Of the fam.iy
I:ut This, too. goes back 20 tne ot1SmeA
nearing Of :arne.
LONG IN FTFESHIRD.
The Carnegies have been seated in Fife
stir. for centuries. Andrew C1fnee!e ,
family came from Dunfermline. borrowing
eleven shillinrs from a friend TO AID them
I. ernisrat. ia 1876. The story 10 told re-
earsiing this loan tha; recently an Amer.
iran firm. doing business In 10udoo. asked
bC:.ou of Andrew carnegtss wealth; Mr.:
Henry II. LennOx of Glasgow advised thaS
.he millionaire repay a loan q eleven
.a hn ;ssW male nses Sy ms h.ip asn! Ms noH con-
putt that. with interest. ~ was due
Nr Carnegie has investigated and found
That .te facts OF tEe case nave Oeeu CoI.
y.C,ly stated The debt was not only paid.
but Mr.. Lean0xs tth- aunt children
have been endowed with q sum sufficient
=. keep them IN comfort as long as they
1!vr
Mr. I.nray said. regarding the matter:
When tn. Carnegts left DanfesmIine
they were 50 poor that they had to borrow
money 10 take them 70 the United States
NV aunt. though r'aor woman. hslpea
sil.rl out .. the extent o; eleven shiiitngs.
but the promise To return the loan evil
IDENTIFY escaped the memory OF the Sene-
:ic!RrfeS. for they nvvs. repaid the sum
borrowed.
ny aunt - dead. but she left two
daughters 0ne !he vile OF Q humble
sral.Srnan. she other . maiden lady. en-
gage. in = small dfafery business In Ed:n-
hGrEh''
l. s.ernS thar Mr.. Carnegie called IN per.
son "n the children OF his benefactof and
,hankpG them for the generosity OF their
mother From m'rus eleven shil!iugS 10
Plus Ss"ssi"" Is a story suggestive Of the
Arabian Nights.
II il a iw1c--,o!d tale how the young
Scotch hoy began !ifc as . bobbin boy At
81 - as"s- Tie WAS she1 Il yeAn old
a. ~ hr was messenger In Q Telegraph
Office. lie VAS the third operator IA the
United states to read the Mocre signal bv
sound \; l. he Nas An expert telegraph
operator: IL few years later he was train
Dispatcher. a. - rl::oA3 superintendent
At a, lie t-Sen his career as IN IRON
master He 10 now ~ yrarB young
''FAlRY- TRIP PROVED FATAL.