The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-14
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY H. s72-TRIPLE SHEET

)RK HERALD, SUNDAY,
Of his comings ana goings II every married man
In New York was as kind as Fisk was to his
"Dolly." how happy the world would bel Here
comes telegram from Worcester, Mass
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY. Ma.
TO H. j. MANsFIELD $50 West twenty third street.
On the three o'clock train from Boston. shall DO
In New York az twelve. - T.
What nice apology for not coming TO dinner is
here sent Generous Fisk =
10TH OF MARCH.
Yours truly. ever JAMES.
LOVE QUARREL-THK soRROwFUL SEPARATION.
JOSIE seemed now enthrOned In Fisk's directions.
That he loved her plain TO all. But TINS did not
satisfy her. she saw her slowly fading, and.
though she had present competency, who was to
take care Of her in the far futuref What II, by
and by Fisk should tire OF herr These we're the
serious questions which ned her mind, and she was
continually importuning Fisk to settle something
on her to make her independent THIS
Fisk refused. He saw her giving away
his money and taking the credit OF gen.
erosity-to herself. He saw tnat money
was the Of her love for him, so he chose to
hold the money IN his own hands. Frequently
said she would 20 on with Stokes If Fisk didn't
endow her with q life competency.
On the 2Stn OF January, 1870. Josie made q big
she declared would leave Fisk n he didn't
| make over to her competency for lie. Fisk re-
fused. The next day Josie wrote him threatening
letter. saying their relations ended. Fisk re-
ceived IL with sorrow, and then replIed:-
SUNDAY EVENING. Feb. /, 1870
MY DEAR JOSEF received your letter. Tue tenor
does not surprise me much You alone sought the
issue and the reward WIN belong to you. icannot
allow you to depart believing yourself what you
write, ana must say to you, which you know full
wel that all the differences could have been
DAYS should feel very kindly toward you out Of
memory OF tine great love have borne for you. !
never was aware that you admitted a iauit have
many-G0d knows, 100 maryland that mas brought
me the trouble OF the day. ] will not speak OF the
future Tor iu well know the spirits you take II H.
you know me-" and the instincts OF your heart
will weigh me out IN the right scale. viii CIV,
schooed in that, and tell chan from wheat, and
probably as strong tonight as the humble writer
rigal way to think OF me; and from them, day oy
day, hope any comparison which you may make
IRON eer rom ,n e might be- e mucS Of an SdYer
tisement OF my Weakness and The only great idea
would Impress on your mind . Is how wrong you are
Wrong, wrong Never excuse yourself on that In
after years. Don't try to teach your neart that for
it Is lie, and you are ialsifylng yourself TO your
No more Like the Arabs we VIII fold our tents
next we hope 1t viii be where the "woodbne
twinetn," over the river Jordan on the bright and
beautiful banks OF heaven. From yours, ever
TOGETHER AGAIN.
In few days after Fisk wrote the last letter
'Josie" sent for him; then she went to him. aud
soon the trouble was all made up again. Four
months afterwards We find Fisk enclosing her
money and sending sucn letters as these:-
NY DEAR JOsIE-Enclosed ind your request.
Will send to the Fifth Avenue for the things can
not go to the house, as much as would IKE to.
MAY 0, 1870.
| C0MPTRoLLER's OFFICE, ERIE Railway
COMPANY, NEW YORK, May, 1o70. !
DOLLY-What do you think OF this manf told
him you would talk to him, and then tell him to
come back to me next Monday, and viii talk TO
| you about Il. Yours ever, JAMES.
Who the above man was we do not know.
| Now comes in some seemingly irrelevant matter.
Who John s. Williams is we do not know and W. Will
klns is mystery to US; but perhaps, Stokes knew
what 1t meant when he put the kilograms with the
ERIE RAILROAD TELEGRAPH,
New YORK. April 70, 1870.
| From Chicago nl.)
| To JAS. FISK, III. -
| or money. He mas letters from our agent at san
Francisco MT. A. J. bay; Il. q. spencer. at Omaha.
Advise me what 10 DO. de wants TO leave on t4;4S
per A. MGEDDIs, Ticket Agent.
answered Sheridan.)
NV YORK, April 26, 1870.
| To A. J. DAY, Chicago
Yes. Send John $. Williams through on my &C.
count JAMES FISK, Jr.
written in lead pencil by J. F. Jr.l
| W. wilkins should be here In thirty hours from
Chicago, when ne Will be directed to YOU, house.
THE BIG DIAMOND PIN
1t seems that FISK trusted his $ls 900 diamond pin
with Josie, for he thus aGectionatey sends for it,
| c. OFFICE, May 81, 1870.
Please send me the diamond brooch aud necklace,
my dear. JAMES.
| It seems that Fisk began to grow cold about this
| time. Montaland had arrived from Paris and the
Prince OF Erie was paying court to her. 1t was all
| fair-Josle had stokes and Fisk had Montaland.
This letter Is full OF heartfelt regret
AUGUST !. 1870.
care on my desk. cannot come to you to night.
| shall stay In town tonight. and probably tonOr-
return snail come to see you. l am sure you will
say, "Wnat TOOL % But you must rest and so
II more. am sore. but Cod made me So So. I and
| have not the power 10 changen.
Loving you, as none ow vou am, yours ever,
STOKES AND PLOTTING HOUSE
In the quarrel between Josie and Fisk Miss Nully
Pieris Mr. Rane ana Stokes seem to have been sus-
pected by Fisk Of plotting against him. He thus
| complains OF despatch which Crane" sent to
Stokes, who was at Saratoga or Buffalo. to como to
/ New York.
| AUGUST 4, 1870
| DEAR JOSEF found my arrival ut my office
that the following despatch had passed West last
night
| H. s. STOKES, Buffalo Saratoga Sprincs:-
Pay attention 10 former despatch Come nrst train
| RANE
OF course IL means nothing that you are aware of
But let give you the author OF 1t and my author
ity and you VIII how faithfully they have worked
the case after my departure last evening. Miss
Pieris drove directly Rane's Office; from there to
the corner OF Twenty second street and Broad way,
where the above despatch was sent, and from there
TO Kulley's. third party was with them, but who
lett them there. Rane and Pieris why should they
need stokes "COmment Is unneceSsary'-a plotting
| hnuse and aRalnat me. MnaL have ~ dQnaI that