Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

Unknown at this address.
BREvooRr House, NEW YonK, September II.
Arrived this morning. Viii be with you, d.
", tomorrow.
The Rev. Clement Markham to Mrs. Winthrop
fremont, No. l9 Mount Vernon Place, Bos-
ton:
Telegram. Endorsed Returned to sender.
Addressee absent from Boston,
BRRvooRr HOUSE. New YORK SeptemberlL
Is Margaret with you? Please answer at once.
XIX
The Rev. Clement Markham to Clerk, Outlook
House. Littleton. New Hampshire:
. Telegram
BREvooRr House, NEW YORK. September II.
Is Mrs. Markham still at Outlook Housei An
swer prepaid.
Clerk, Outlook House, to the Rev. Clement
Markham, New York:
Telegram
LrrTLEToN, NEW HAMPSHIRE. September IL.
Mrs. Markham left on morning train yester-
day for New York.
The Rev. Clement Markham to Mr.. John Ames-
bury, Minneapolis:
Telegram
BREvooRT HOUSE, NEw YORK, September H.
Has Mrs. Markham returned to Minneapolis
Please answer Immediately.
XIII.
Mr.. John Amesbury to the Rev. Clement Mark
ham, New York:
ITelegram.l
MINNEAPoLIs, September IL.
Mrs. Markham has not returned. Glad you
are back safe.
KILL
The Rev. Clement Markham to Mr. Ronald
Markham, Menger House. San Antonio, Tex.
Telegram
BREvooRT HOUSE New YORK, September IL.
delivered September IL.
Did Margaret communicate with you in re-
gard to her intended movements? / cannot
lind her and am much perturbed. Answer al
once.
Mrs. Clement Markham to Mr.. Herbert Van
Cortiandt, No. - Broadway, New York:
No. 6S Clinton Place, September II.
DEAR MIR. NAS CoRTLANDT:-I was SO sorry
that, after all, we did miss each other in the
crowd last night But L got along very we'll.
thanks to your forethought in telling me Just
what to do, though must confess that had
five very dreadful minutes while was looking
for the card on which had written Mrs. War
denis address. And where do you suppose l
found it at last? 1t was in my pocket book,
just where you told me to put it. Wasn't it
absurd? So then we came down here very
comfortably, and found the delightful apart
ment that you had secured for me. As for
hrs. Warden, she is as good as gold. She even
had warm milk ready for Teddy, and a deli
cious cup of tea for me. 1neyer shall be able to
thank you enough for all that you have done.
What arrangements have you made about
bringing Clement to me? If the dear boy hasn't
gone on that slow ship to Boston, and has come,
as you think he has, on the City of Paris, he
ought to arrive today. l should love to go
down to the dock and be the very first to well
come him. But in such a crowd as there will
be ought not to venture. ought II Please let
about our meeting, and when am to expect
my dear boy.
Mr.. Robert Warrington to Mrs Clement Mark
ham, No. 6S Clinton Place, New York.
LAW OFFICES OF
VAN CoRrLANDT. HOWARD, WARRINGTON & EDGE
CoMBE, EQUITABLE BUILDING,
New YORK, September IL
MISS (oR Mrs. MARGARET MARKHAM.
Dear Madam:-Replying, in the absence OF
MIR. Van Cortlandt to yours of even date,
out of town suddenly yesterday by the danger
Gus illness Of his wife. l have no knowledge
OF the matter concerning which you inquire,
and regret, therefore, my inability to supply
the Information which you ask. may say,
however, that the City OF Paris, as have as
about half an hour ago. Should you desire tc
telegraph Mr.. Van Cortlandt. his address is the
Bear and Fox Inn, Tannersville, Greene county
New York.
XVI
Mrs. Clement Markham to Mr.. Hubert Val
Cortlandt, Bear and Fox Inn, Tannersville
Greene county, New York:
tTelegram.1
6S CLINTON PLACE, New YORK, September IL
delivered September IL
What arrangements did you make for let
ting Clement know where to find me? II he
came on the City of Paris he is here in New
York now. l am anxious. So sorry about
Mrs. Van Cortlandt.
XVII.
Mr.. Ronald Markham to the Rev. Clemen,
Markham, New York:
Telegram
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, September ~.
Do not know Margaret's plans. Think she
arranged matters with Van Cortlandt. See
him.
Mr.. Hubert Van Cortlandt to Mrs. Clement
Markham, New York:
Telegram
TAsNERsNILLE September r.
Made no arrangements. Expected to meet
Clement at dock. Sorry if 1 have occasioned
you annoyance. You know cause of neglect
-Mrh. van Cortianut now out OF QanSer.
xxx.
The Rev. Clement Markham to Mr.. Ronald
Markham, San Antonio, Texas:
Telegram
BREvooRT House, New York,
September IL.
Van Cortlandt in Catskills with sick wife
Saw his partner Edgecombe, who can tell me
nothing. l have ascertalned that Margaret
left Littleton day before yesterday for this city,
With her departure from Littieton all trace of
her is lost. She has not returned to Minneap-
oils. l am well nigh craZed with grief and
anxiety. Advise me at once what is best to be
done. Shall l advertise? Will it be well to
promptly and fully!
Mrs. Clement Markham TO Mrs. Winthrop Ire
mont Boston:
Telegram
6S CLINTON PLACE, New YORK, Sept. IL.
City of Paris arrived. Mrs. Warden been to
dock and got passenger list. Clements name
in it, so he certainly made mistake in his cable
dispatch. I state facts fully and clearly. SO
that you may understand why Mr.. Van Cort-
landt was called suddenly to see sick wife in
CatskillS and so. while Clement must be here
in New York, perhaps close by me, am unable
to find HIM, and he, of course, does not in the
least know where to find ME. There are hun
dreds of hotels here in New York, and he may
be at all OF them. / don't know what to do
and am almost frantic with anxiety Telegraph
me at once, dear Aunt Lucy, and make
telegram perfectly clear like mine and long
and full and explicit This is no time to think
about what telegraphing costs Perhaps Clement
has gone on to you, or the other ship may have
got in sooner If he il with Won i'm nIora bi,,