New-York tribune., 1906-09-14

BFR0ys ECCENTRIC GRANDSON DEAD.
L0-t L1Vsaoe has not long survived his extraor-
tizT srhek upon the memory Of his celebrated
rzatfsthsr. the poet Lord Byron, in January
hE n stsnk IN which. with the avowed object of
dsras he grandmother. Lady Byron, Of the
t10L charge n hearressness ne imputed 20 her
hEaand-thai Is 70 say. 20 his mothers father
os he most horsihle crimes that it Is possible
70 s'hoeive His mother was the only legitimate
aEiiT q the poet and. when one recalls 70
nn ne love hvished by the latter upon that
et 70 whom some q his most beautiful verses
y addressed. and VINO IL described IN "Childe
AHhs Pilgrimage IN the touching lines which
p@h Aoa sole daughter ~ my house and
sart certainly seems strange that her son
haaa hae considered it necessary nearly four
nv Fees efier the demise ~ his famous grand
Aasf n Greeoe not merely 20 revive the frightful
aAiaatons made IN 1870 by Mrs Harriet Beecher
I've "Uncle Tens Cabin" renown but TO
'Aug hen by producing In print what ne de-
- 70 he irrefutahe evidence Of their truth
- ohfrges printed thirty-siK years sgo by
seHe. who was caricatured az the tine IN
-N Punch as a tipsy fshwife singing mud
9a a. the marble statue Of the greatest
- poet affect the memory OF Mrs. Leigh,
i-sster n the hard But n is only right
l-' cut that one q the arguments pu, for
support ~ the innocence II the met of
smoking accusations was that his widow
~ Hsion who survived until 1860. remained on
-" shecionats and friendly terms with her
A" Until the latters demise IN 1857. I
"'uuon that the book q the late Earl Love
.'out The matter is entitled "Astert-A Free-
Truth Concerning George Gordon Byron.
D'fa byron recorded by his grandson. Ralph
- Ear Of Lovelaoe-" II was issued IN Lon
aEdgme peiiS7 u Wv
A.. -oVelaoe. Ike hts elder brother who pre-
n, -. nia and Ike his sister Lady Ann Blunt.
- "u' a. the same time eccentric. held
b -, .''o' iron society, and was consequent
go a. missnthrope Like his elder
-. Fh0 Sled as Lord venrUor,b a. 1se9 D.
,a.., '''o-aaI and among the small number az
,r mo voted IN favor or Gladsior,,s T5o,,. T,.l,
- s'ended from King Henry VII q, -. s,s
n, - q TIE house. he nevertheless ,rbue q,
csl.s. gave expression 10 opinions OF a So
Com, w. analogous 10 those professed by
OTf,.s l.''s' and attracted much attention a.
ls,o, -, "'isins upon doing an sorts OF manual
e. - f'A eoo shovel. His elder brother was
hF ,.n- pe'uNar in this iespect for he. on leav-
loss., = aloaefly cisuppeared altogether from
tssrai - "i.eh az length hs was found
a. nsr,,,-, re DO was working as a carpenter
4. 80 living I'm tie most hurhls s,,r,o,,,,1-
n, bIau'e poverty. with 10 ono of h,s p.,gh-
ue slightest idea o. ,he fact MA, he
rsA,. -. u ne realm or possessed 81 = co-sis-
s.,,-.. A. his death tho arr,a,, b,ro,,,. n.
ls,s-.-..' which he had inheri,es ,ro,, he
~. Lady Byron. Went 10 MS only bro,b-
d. ~ bord Lovelaoe. who. taking his sea,
~, ,,,-s oi Lords az Lord weriv-,,,h -
lg 20 vote against his fa,bcr ,bs e.,
nis b.-.-'4oe on every conceivable ,ss,.
~, ,--g oi Wentworth now pass.- % a. -,
% b.-,,----ie 20 ca1ghter. Lady Ada ,ruborl.
sa8o,, -, F" leer~ss IN her own riph, y,,,l, -
~ krovr- .''ls'e goes 10 hts half brother b,,t
~ A., NaptaiH the Hon Lionel For,...,.-
L. % ~, nc narriee lady Edith Anson as,,.b
As-,r, =, -''ohd Earl - LAchneld
aad s.e,,s interval hetween the late ss,,,. A..
A. g., 'affisges De mas eDea,.s 80 - -
s sro,. s''sn woman. Miss Constance F,@,.,.a1
st pen - playwright and novelis, -
i'as'r o. 60 :" George Fleming" For -
q sss -. which sas slvays ren,i,o. -
.aVs isk.r ,iS' tle marriage. which - -
~ va. Pace IN Rome on Cbrts,,,,.. !"
On on TO eve of the wsss,r- ny
s,.a. I've BY TRIP pRr-eE cL.,,...-
M la "afl.y te -.