The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-08

win A FRYE. Adam Dickey and Mrs Do
KEY Mir Laura ;. Sargent. who Tor the
iir",nent Tad h--h her companion N
h.r l4e- throYRh BroOkline: Mr. and
Mrs KaIhsun. the Rev, Irving q. Ton.tn-
son whu IL "A lecturer and devoted pupil
al ~ IN. little known and little revea ied
-p~r-c;a. household ~ ihe sealed 'n.n.
slrr whore al old woman haa lived a-d
died Then there were Mr.. and MIS-
Mel A.laE ard JOHN r Ditte;nors. GGo:E"r
~ the church directors. and MS wife
There WAS me forma:ty - m!-otuc-
tions bet ween Glover and his children
and thC So II he parry al 'he 1vsI whom
visitors were taken through tie Rreat
has ami INTO a library or the Ta!a hoor
behind he state ysr!oT Glover. Nh" =
2 taciturn man and wh1se Eye Has spent
mostly IA WILDERNESS cabIn hsfor" re
was suddenly brought - face the receipt
Of a fortune in 'he settlement II the ltti-
CATION of 1901 had li'rle To say En-
barrassnle-lt followed.
tpon Mr.. NClCllans suggestion m"
rest iVen.-- of the heavily bearded plains
man from Lead WAS p,.. A. rest 10y the
suggestion that ~ he taken into the back
parlor. where Mrs Eidys body lay
With n" further word spoken Mcclellan
led the way 10 the room. Glover, his snn
and daughter and DR. FOSTER Eddy f"!-
Iowed silently into the death chamber
u WA> uIlIs buSS w
dimly $40 the shape OF rosewood rasket
with dark handles al 'he sides. standing
on supports at the further and ot tn"
room There wac no flower. no shadow
Of pottet palm There were u" funeral
lights nor drapsries Of sombre color
The directors and the members n IN"
household stood aside 10 allow IN" son
and his children to approach the caskst
They did So There they saw the bust and
face of an old. old woman. clad IN whit"
robes with lace about the throat. The
head was plllowad in white satin. The
hands were folded. not about a Bible as
one repur1 had IL yesterday
Sh" looks much a. she did when l
last saw hnr. mumblcd Glover wnon
DR. Foster Eddy whispered N inGu,ry
That was all he said For many minuts.
no stood nv m. eide Of the Cassct and
th.n ~ rnotioned 80 his childrna To- with
draw from the room with him Thcy
went out and sat IN tho hall outside tho
death chamber
After white Glover said tha' he wanted
one. more His foster brorher accom-
panied him This time IN. griIzlei face
Of tha man from Lead twitch~d and The
rcco ll.C',cn Of tn" macy years cf a.
, re- = gcrneur that had interviewed white
h" wGs on 'he frontier IN the Black Hills
came ~ The tears dropped DOWN go
Glover l'-rd
To the foster son. who had not seen the
face ri Mrs Eddy IN ten years. there was
little - s,Iggss' the woman who had
al an him an orphan. to be her own child
nany years ago DR. Foster Eddy could
not hring himself 70 accept the change
har age mad pul upon tn" face he saw
After the second vIsIt ~ the death
chamber Dr Foster kddy. ~ho - himself
a member Of tn. Christian ScianC" faith.
although he did ap, aar against the dIr'C-
Ia k,s
hose nj the household standing near II
his foster mother had suffered greatly
efOre the end cam" He WAS told thar
ii. solution had CON" as peacefully as
sleep
At the suggestion Of one 81 the house.
hold Glover and the rest Il the visitors
were shown through the house, They
xers taken from room To- room. each
II he'd with lntlmai" meTnentos ~ the
= oman who had lived there IN seclision
and surrounded by every safeguard 81
an almD=r invIoiabl. isolation Every
room hur the bedroom where Mrs. Eddy
ToiEht death unaidad save 10y her prayers
and tn" ~A-@lstanC.' of her pupils WAS
rIsl ted IN IN. round That room. IL
wa explained. wa, still untidy
During the two hours hat the party
spent IA rh.. house before being taken
a"k 10 Mr. Longy-ars home there
Sas not a word mentioned bv any of
m" CiC"rDnes IN authority about the
'nn0TaI or IN" spot NneTs hTr. fnuy was
10 h. Inferred clover askcr. no questions
md no voluntary information WAS forth
'oTlng
IL was asCc-taInei this evening that
2 ON IN. rs'.lc wh.n Glover and hi. family
stepped from III. tam until 'fie- the
rtuIu from fh.. Newton mansion the sub
let ov.- which no had Cogitated mach
AID which now exercises him had not
JecR DroaUns.t
Glover told his foster brother that all
'ha way from Lad TO Boston he had
-ec.ivcd he Utmost kIndness at the hands
u members Of tho Ihri-tian Science
'hurCh Train schedules had been ar
.anged for him. various individuals had
net him a. transfer points and assisted
l.rI on hI- journey Bat here III Boston.
ind"r the shadow of the dir"ctorat" of
he NIother Church. the rylaInsnan from
south Dakota feels that he H. standing
.ione
Br, tn" arrival ~. on" individual in
Doe. n rT-ly this ct ':norn may b" sk"n
rnG,ci tn bit Gio'o- - not ,I..u.'v
= ithO'lt friendly "u,Ins" This Iar.rn
: aS William - chandler. who * editor
Z ri" Monitor IN Concord y VI and IA.
ION ~ ex-senator Wilhelm r. Chandler
y \.w Hampshire. who Was chief counsel
or Glover III ~" Proceedings 70 fore. a
nttlorn"nt by Mrs Eddy upon h@r heirs
'ir Chandler sa'd WHOM asked about mss
mission her" that h.. represented his
ath~r and that re- had a message from
~ father which ho wanted to deliver to
;lov,r
Th.. Concord mEn had had tim. de.
iv.-lng that message. Finally he found
;lovcr ~ Mira. ! ongyrT % house end b."
I'r~!.i otI' ther. t.. ri . !.-tg Glove
nd the rect of the visitors We're returning
rom IN. ho'ls. II death d -" trees al
sowtun chandler had a -, ~ talk with
hn South -. kots man in private and then
turned - Q DnCord
There carna down with him q lawyer.
ohm " Kelley A ine'nb~r Of tn.
OIL saI who had been associated with
X senator Chandler during the NEXT
riands- proceedings and had been "a,
he ii ghtinR front Of the Glover interests