The evening world., 1910-12-05
SIMPLE RITES
At FUNERAL
OF MRS. EDDY
Wishes of Christian Science
Founder to Be Followed
at Burial on Thursday.
NO NEW CHURCH HEAD.
Trustees in Boston to Con-
tinue Control of Affairs
Eddy Estate s2,ooo,o 900.


Continued from First pagc)
Eddy's mai resting place was given ont
BY the Christian Science leaders here.
Ebenzen ]. Foster Eddy of Waterbury,
VT, Mrs. Eddy's adopted son, Is ex-
pected to be present at tho funeral.
although this morning he had not been
Officially notified of his mothers death.
Although III for more han a week.
Mrs. Eddy had been able to get about
until last Friday. On Thursday she
took her last ride in her familiar closed
carriage. When the end came she was
surrounded by those who had bsen
closest to her for years.
Tried to Heal Herself.
Christian Scientists do not admit the
existence Of disease. and referred to
their leader as being In error" Ac.
cording to Alfred Tarlow. Mrs. Eddy her
self brought all her power to bear In
an effort to heal herself OF her error"
The end was peaceful. according to
Mr.. Farlow. and she retained ner fac
ul,ies to the last moment As TO her
last words, no one has given out any
details. Tn same mystery that mad
surrounded Mrs. Eddy for years Is
thrown about her death. The under
taker was ordered to say nothing. and
very little could be learned OF her last
Illness.
Between the last hour and announce.
nent OF her death. twelve hours later.
leaders of the Church were very bnsy.
but no one has been aoie to discover
about what.
In compliance with the state law DR..
George l.. West. a district medical ex-
amlner, was called 10 the Eddy rome
several hours after her death and gave
pneumonia as the immediate cause OF
death. lie had no way OF identifying
the body other han by what he was
told by members OF tie household. and
by the fact that the face was OF tho
woman he had frequently seen In the
Eddy carriage and who had been
pointed out to him as the founder of
Christian Science. George W. Clover OF
Lead. :. D. Mrs. Eddy's son. who Is on
his way. will beyond a doubt know his
mothers face.
Left No Message.
Reporters attempted to get permission
from Mr.. Farlow to have one OF their
number view the face Of the dead, ex.
planning that enemies OF Christian
Science would say that Mrs. Eddy had
been dead for years and that the body
was that OF some one else.
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replied lie said they knew Mrs. Eddy
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