Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-03

nns EDDY AND nER HOME At cokcoRp.
only son. lived. TO see II he could en-
list her son TO fight In his mothers
behalf. The commissioner had With
him two letters signed by ex-senator
w. +. Chandler, who became interest
ed In the movement and consented 10
act as counsel.
One letter was addressed to- Glover.
II stated the ex-senator consented 10
act as counsel concerning certain
questions which had arisen In connec'
ton with Mrs. Eddy and urged the son
To aid In the solution and settlement
The other letter was addressed TO the
commissioner and stated what the
questions were that had arisen and al
yised Mrs. Eddy's son and other re'a'
tiyes 10 be impressed with their duty
n these failed 10 act. the ex-senator
was quoted az writing: 1T VIII b.
done by such right.minded citizens a.
are In sympathy with the commence
BILE movement"
THE commissioner. Il is said, wak
convinced he had before him hard
task because Glover was known 10 %
extremely loyal to his mother. ana .
had been represented as living IN
auence at his South Dakota nome. =
mart of this only was true. II is stated
lie found Glover to be intensely ioya
On his mother. but he was found 10 ps
NOR snd had no rich or Influential
srIeras when the case was laid De
Tor. him. with Mr.. Chambers letter
he consented to act. but made one p.o
vision, illustrating. II Is SAID. MS na i
intent to be both wise ana Jus. ~,
plan he proposed was ina. OF ~ un
seeing his mother and 10 ihv.sois'.'
her mental state before he many com
mitted himself to the movement. nlos
or and his daughter. Mary acco'u'h
70 the story. saw Mrs. EDDY on Jan.
last. and whatever doubts SioveI una
have had as TO his u"ty' WIZ ~
moved, Il Is stated. by the appea'""''
and words Of his mother. -.
The World also published q 'ons
statement signed by oioser anu aa.sa
ter In which their visit to Mrs EDDY u
described. :,
A dispatch from Concord. y. ~.
says that Developments regarding I'M
bill in equity TO secure an accoun.inl
Of the financial AFFAIRS OF MIS-. Mar,
Baker Eddy. head OF the Chr's.,a'
Science organization, which was n'e'
In the Merrimack coirt are awa',e'
with great interest. Leaders OF tn'
Christian Science church apparently
were surprised nj the bill, which wa
fled by George w. Glover OF Lean
/
her frs husband; Miss MARY BAKE
Glover. Mr.. Glover's daughter AM
George w. Baker of Bangor, Me- Mrs
Eddy's nephew. The defendants nam
ed are Calvin A. Frye. Irving w. Tom
linson. Herman s. Herring and Levin
c. Strang OF Concord. Alfred Furlo~
Ira o. Knapp. William b. oJhnson am
Joseph Armstrong OF Boston. Edwar'
A. Kimball Of Chicago and stephen
Chace of Fall River. Mass. all
whom hold position as directors o
trustees In the Christian Scienc'
church.
Mr.. Glover further states In his pc
tition that he believes that Mrs. Edd'
Is surrounded by designing persons
who are using her and her condition
for their own serhsh ends"
The petition then sets forth the "es
teAsive and valuable real and pei
sonal property OF Mrs. Eddy and a
leges defendants and others "manag
the same solely according to their owl
will and pleasure"
The petition afiirms that Mrs. Edd
10 incapacitated through infirmities IN
cident TO old ase to manage the al