The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

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plung'-t b-r into profound m~larc hoiv
she hat been ubHTal thinker 10 r~hglous
u,..''"r- unuI 'hs' time, put al" devoted
m" U"Nt '"~ YEAR ~ her uf~ - an a.
f~u'ly. study ~ tho Ribl~ Thrnushrrt
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friends .u kr-'ur S1"n ID" met lIr SAM
GrliI"N How" vf Boston. Who became
her husband Nth longfellow and
n4rIss sumner sU- va- yisl'InG the
p.r sins lr-'I'l'' Tot tho Bind In order
rp meet Laura BritEman Mr. sumner.
looking u.' Of q window, allied 'Oh.
here ,1ne. HaN" on 4 hlacN horse
h,hcId, .slt III. "A noble rider
On q NOBLE hors"
They we're married thai year They
vent - turpl- Immediately and Mrs
Howe Sa- rs-.'Ive-i - the Wife ~ IN"
new EavIri Howe heroic llbor~ for
Gr".'" lu her -'rIgg.a Tot Undergraduate.
ut~ Dos o'Iuu o. 'h" s-iu"atlon ~ IN" hhnn
ana hI. activity 900 IN" ana slavery move
'.'n' nat ""u &C. nIm tina 'l''"
lr", called IN Wordsworth 80 7'S home
." '.. las" country II was rather
.u-.rY. a'ng y.-.' Snower- mIuty
r,-tu- aai an .iI broken nor>.. produced
.aru'" discomfort. The widowed daughter
u their host had lost heavily IN Amerl-
can S""Irl'I'- That wds Ne solo topI'
IT Cpny"r~ttlpr a. tea
In London. where they had lodgings
m Baker street they had tea with Thomas
tarIyl. They met Dickens and land
seer. Lord l.iu~dpwn" Nach~a Henry
Hallam. Wordsworth again and Miss
EdggWpr'h They visited Florence
Nightinga'o Presently IN Their own car
rage they travelled through the Rhine
country. switzerland. the Austrian Tvrol
and ltaiy. -"'tunE ~ Rome for a wonderful
Wit Il iy" months Inc CITY = Nv
Love wi- H"r nam" for Rome
They found on returning 20 Boston
that the city wt- = ho'h-d ~ feTmen'Ing
ideas Tran-c"nd"uta ism abolition and
liberal thought M religion were discussed
by the HnweS With Garrison, Wendell
Phillips. sumner, AgassiZ. Lowell and
friendship 'pr Theodore Parker. not gen
orally nk"d ~ that time. a friendship
which continued until his death Sh"
assisted Dr. How" IA publishing tn" anti
slavery paper IN" Common Is1hh 81"
WTnf" poems articles for periodicals. a
hv" act blank vers" tragedy The Worlds
own produced ~ Nallack- Iu 1888
Nrs. wror. -Hippolytus- for Edwin Booth.
bu' ~ never saw the light. She mad" eN-
rur-lons into the fields 81 philosophy
ethics rel gIpn and poetry
Dr Howe died on January Q. 1879. and
sn" b"nlm" ardent IN q movement which
.ha came - look upon a. the foremost
question 'ti ~" time the political on
ranch -"u.r ~ women Shc one
uf the founders ~ tho New England
Women - t'Ir She gave forty years II
her NJ" 10 gracious and diRniiied EervIC.
for N" o..'l-,. - rIfrag" n eighty-four
she sad
Through untold lab"r- ana prIvation-
W." women hrIug tho men 30 men estate
VITO shall say trat uI- duty - the body
polite ends 'h"r".-
IT, M" Lest ynirI ~ hoy lfs she was
wonderfully active In IA" course ~ the
Ia-t wear -he mad" several public appear
auoa.. preaching sermons from the pulpit
81 ~" Church ~ the Disciples Unitarian.
Advocating vp'nsn'- suffrage.
Sh. leaves four children Henry Marion
How. professor m Columbia GniVer-ltv.
Mr. Florence Howe Hall Mr. Laura
Ricnard- and Maud Howe tllip't Her
eldest daughter. Julia Romano died m
iSs6 Basldo- the children there are =
number II grandchildren ami several
gr.a grandchildren.
The SesE0ers.
Ptsseng0r- bv the North German Llovd
lrr"- kronprInze sin Cecilis. oH to-day