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

uivoFcc from h!n. III" jumped al ihi'
idea, and replied:
Wanted iir- to Get iii,"rcc.
/ "'Ail right: 20 ahead and get a al.
vore.. Get II right away. That, Just
what ] want you to do. Then ! can
marry Louise ard be happy
Ills whole manner toward me
! changed after that ana I realized that
something dreadful was going to hap.
pen. though ! couldn't tell what.
II proposed that he and ! make {.
visit to Europe. thought II conlG
only yet him away from Louise Ack.r'
! mans influence | could win him back.
/ Almost Happy A,sin.
| My husband fell in with the idea al
| nrsI. and we made some preparations for
. the ocean VOYAGE | was almost happ:
! again.
day OF sailing. George suddenly declared
| that he wouldn't 30.
! he wou.dn't 20 away and leave Miss
Aokcrrnan. Ito said. ! love her dearly.
madlv. and I cannot leave her.
SIN. ] bore up and struggled on IN
/ Che unequal fight 20 win him back.
Pleaded with Miss Ack-rmnn.
Finally ! wrote letter to Louise
Acknr:nan
"it was q pathetic letter. II she had
had gpoI heart, In II l begged OF h.r
to CIV. my husband back to me.
i Appeared 10 nor. ny III tnat II HbIY .
10 give him VI. ;oid her my husband
was nj the world to me: that ne was
my husband and I was entitled 90 him.
II appealed 10 hcr as woman. a. an
G r, re-. ia 70 Win Ess Sa sE s s inv. "''" an"
That WAS Wednesday. Dec. *. Louise
must have received II Thursday. for
Thurs,iay afternoon my husband came
home. and he told me that he was going
. 10 clopc with Louise lie said:
There ~ no other roursc left open.
| I love her. and her nione cannot live
without her. I've will 90 away. far
away.
81 went to Mrs, Clark. Lousse's aunt.
and appealed 10 her to indnc" Miss Ack-
.tman TO give up my husband and TO
dis s,in'ic her from the proposed eiopc-
ncn..
And They Eloped.
nut next day they disappeared. aud
Aunt Clark tohi me next day that when
" George Wentworth II the only man
!n III" sorid for ,nc and will not give
him NJ
him and take HIN back whenever Nc
gets tireA ot Louise Alderman"
Mrs Fay says tha; Mrs Wentworth, :
at breakfast Thursday morning. She
read II, became excited, loft her break
FAST. hurrIcd'y dressed for the street
ana went To Wen worth y once. mere
, Arrangement were mad" Cor next days
riopcnent,
Tho couple wen; away without ready
funds. though Mrs Fay says that her
niece cnJoys nm income Of ;rus, fund
o: %o," created hy tho will Of an aunt.
Vim. Lose ~ Fortune.
When she ~ thirty she will receive
| S5.a' outright. but Mrs Fay says Miss
Nckrrman Will probably forfeit; a vast
forum. by her act.
Sh" came OF an old and highly re-
| spcctcd family, most members %! which
| are wealthy. and she stood IN line Rs an
, hc!ress TO great wealth
Louise Is vain and volatile" said
Mrs Fay. "Sh" Is very fond ~ dress.
display md diamonds. She had much
jcw"lry She II also very sentimental
and roInant!c. She was "a modest. sweet
girl. though. and Is an accomplished
| musician.
she tires OF things easily. and I be-
| lleve that she will soon tire OF this man.
She i":t 1e with KISS and a hasty
| 'Good-by nurty.
y believe they have gone either to
! California or to Europe"
Miss Ackermnn 10 q daughter of the
late George Alderman. who was prcsl-
dert OF the Tenth National Bank. Ter