The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-05

uncle. ". X. Alderman. was at ono
tin. Pic.idcn; OF the Illinois Central
Railroad and the auditor OF the Worlds
Fair.
Upon her fathers death Mis-. Ackc.-
man Inherited. with her brother Charles
.. Ackerman. OF the Plaza Bank. about
5000.
The estate b to be divided In a few
years. and 3 held By Miss Alderman
nuats. Mrs. Katherine g. Fay and Miss
LILLIAN \. Clark. ne trustees.
Mis- Alderman left her aunt's house
on l'r.ia! morning last. Il was on that
day she met Went worth. the first day
the ypung inwycr remained away from
MS ofiic: He siah not been home the
night before.
Mrs. Fay wondered why Lou" ms
MISE .Nckcrman WAS known nj home.
did not return Friday night A inessen-
ger boy delivered the following telegram
20 her on Saturday afternoon:
"Ail right See YOU In n dry or two.
LOU"
MrssmEe from the Eloper.
This message came from the Western
Union Telegraph ONCE a, "a Columbus
avenue near the nome OF the Went
worths.
No word came from Miss Alderman
nhtii Ihnrsday. when Mrs. Fay received
y letter mailed at the General POST
ONCE on Thursday. II read as follows:
Dear Aunt katc-it - no secret
70 you by this time TINT have left
New York and all my family. and
We have LETT New York forever.
and SHALL bnIld up 4 new life for our.
selves ~ some other country.
J snal! write You from time 10 time.
aud perhaps In tho future. when you
ana all the rest can feel less hardly
toward me than I know you do now,
shall disclose my b. ding place.
open.
10 not blame me, dear Aun, Kate.
! have suffered terribly during these
past few years. and. believe me.
rest have done for me.
We could do nothing else but what
VIM you please give nv things to
he calls for them: also my check.
nam (Georxe's friendj. II Fake &c out tot Of
think OF You always. ana perhaps
by. and ny you Will write to me.
loyc you All truly. believe me
wh,, have done. bu, neither / nor
George could help Il,
Tell every one who may ask that I
am married ana gone abroad For.
give me. oh. forgive INC. LULU.
AmonS the cllb. TO which Mrs. Went.
worth nul Miss Ackerman belonged vas
one whose object Is to estRhliSn u home
lor co'ls umIt!SC working girls In the
Adirondack. II Il known as the Santa
Clara club ami Miss Alderman " still
the secretary.
The Two young women always attended
It's meetings together.
Cnsr of Amnity
r. VI. =, Putnam. IN whose of!icc Went.
worth aas employed. said to-day: 1T
Is 2 case OF complete in:atuation. They
believe that they were made especially
for each other II Miss Alderman had
sevcr come upon his horizon George
Wentworth would have jOurncycd on
through lie peacefully. n good husband
TO the wife who !dpl!zcd him.
Wentworth was the .on of Mctho-
dist clergyman. dead many years. l havc
heard him tell % living AZ Gouverncu..
y. v. Sandy Hill. Cincinnati. and other
places. and after he was graduate ted
from the law school he began lie IN
Gouverneur. Then ne came 10 this city
"Hc was persuasive: not womnn's
man. but one who won everybody and
every kind Of man. woman or child.
"a dozen years ago Wentworth re-
ceivcd q legacy from an aunt. few
Thousand dollars. perhaps 10000 or ST..
COZ. But that was gone. and he was
quite without means when he we-,t
away. Where he has gone cannot
even glCSs.N