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came thoughtful Il am deeply touched she said
slowly. 1t is very serious matter. L must
think it over carefully Give a few days to
decide-let say week"
IF you wish to go, you have my full consent,
remarked her husband
III coax mamma to 60 cried little Jose, their
eght-year-old son, who had been lowering about
with his eyes glowing with pleasant excitement at
the thought of a trip to the United States.
Afterward | mentioned in detail the of the
Offer and then Madam de Navarro led me along the
wide hall to the farther end where spread out to
my view wide vista of fields and orchards and bits
of woods. She called my attention to her flower
gardens to which she told she devoted.
She told too something of her interest in the
people of the countryside, and how her little atten
tions had given her their affections in degree that
made it good to live among them
The shadows growing long across the road
when rode back to the station, exhilarated by my
contact with the personality of Mary Anderson and
her charming home-life.
In London the letter informing me that
she could not give it up. 1t follows:
COURT FARM, BROADWAY,
WORCESTERSHIRE, May :, 1904.
DEAR Mr.. MoRRIssEY: With deep sense of my
worthiness of the honor bestowed upon me by many
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of America most distinguished people both the religion
and secular world and with feeling Of grct
for their kind thoughts and words | still am compelled M
conviction not to deviate from my resolution made
teen years ago: not again the rush anil
excitement OF public life. 1t with real regret that
feel impelled to decline tbs unique request signed bv
many whom | admire and esteem.
The wish my part to contribute occasionally the
entertainment and support of the poor. would zea
has been the source of the report that DESTROYS
undertaking concert tour cLaritable-nancaI basis
Nothing was IS farther from my mind / have
sented to help the poor here occasionally with ha-ev
talent may possess but without remuneration 70 nv,
self have appeared five times during the past wear -
the of charity and purpose reading again at tho
Peoples Palace East End June 20 Further than
this have considered the possibility of pro..
sional return TO the stage, concert dramatic
standing the repeated fattering offers have received
since my retirement.
VIII you therefore kindly convey sincerest thanks
and regrets my eminent compatrots and accept the
for yourself. Indeed deeply appreciate all the
trouble you have personally taken the Your
dear Mr.. Morrissey with kindest regard Very truly
MARY ANDERSON DE NAvARRo-
So my mission apparently was over; and yet
when | went to Broadway again to bid Madam de
Navarro farewell, l felt that 1t had not failed
altogether.
You may rest assured of one thing, Mr.. Nor
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a swift pair of heels that she could outsteam any
craft of the enemy barring the destroyers, which
dared not tackle her. Whereas the DESTROYER
IS built to catch torpedo-boats, the sea scout
IS constructed and equipped for wiping out de
strOyers
The three "essels contemplated by our Govern
ment will be modelled closely upon the lines of the
Novik. Each of them will be about three hundred
and sixty feet long, with displacement of thirty
one hundred tons, and will be required to show
a speed of twenty-six knots an hour. This is as
fast as the gait of ordinary railroad train
and nobody who has not been on board of
a craft going at that rate realize what
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do so Furthermore, she can make speed I'm weather
heavy enough to beat down the speed of destroyer
Her superiority in this respect Is of greatest inn
pOrtance, inasmuCh as the principal duty of the
sea scout is to carry news for fleet She Is
swift messenger, capable of active duty under any
conditions short of a hurricane.
The sea scout may lie of an enemy port, watch
ing. If chased she can get away easily When
anything important seems to be under way. such
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r1SSey, she remarked as We shook
hands in parting If l ever do
appear again on the stage IN the
United States, it viii be under
your management. Indeed it could
not be otherwise. after such a for
mdable list of distinguished men
and women who have hOnOred me
with the invitation -
My return TO London was more
cheerful than my morning journey
down TO Broadway
Gentlemen" | said that night
at supper where l met the
correspondents of a number of
New York newspapers who had
been eager to cable TO the United
States that Mary Anderson would
return, YOU may vet delight
New-York some morning with the
news that Our Mary is coming
back l have lived long enough
TO know that a woman'S No p
not infrequently is Yes IN
disguise.
THE end
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scale and more power
fully armed. Destroyer
catchers they might be
called; but the name
given to them will be
that of sea scouts.
The Russian cruiser
Novik, recently destroyed
by the Japanese, was a
vessel of this type. She
did the best work that
was accomplished by any
of the ships of the Port
Arthur fleet, being able
to put up a stiff fight,
while provided with such
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will be at the door. She comes right in and makes
herself at home and the sick man, woman or child
can't help but to feel better just from the sight OF
her More than that the Court Farm brougham
rolls up again the day and the fOotman Jumps
off the box with something. When you open It, sir,
your mouth waters, because it's the very thing
YOU We been Cravin' for"
At last the surrey wheels crunched on gravel
roadway and | was at the English home of Mary
Anderson. 1t a stone house with turrets and
ecclesiastical steepe. Ivy climbed the walls. 1t
was not large but it had certain statelness, and
the flavor of age was on it. This is just the kind
of house." | commented to myself, that | should
have expected Mary Anderson to select for
home.'
She rushed to the door soon as | was an
nounced and at sight of me her face Illuminated
by her old brilliant smile, and she held out both
her hands in an impusive way that l remembered
we'll why, Mr.. Morrissey!" she cried. Come
in, come in! I'm truly glad to see friend from
dear New-York."
AS she smiled and the rich, moving tones of
her voice fell upon my ears, | was carried back
through the years. 1t indeed the charming
Mary Anderson of other days, her very self so
well-known in America.
you've arrived opportunely,' she went
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THREE war-ships of type entirely new to the
navy are being planned by the Government,
and before long bids will be asked for their
construction. They will resemble somewhat tor
pedo-boat destroyers though a much larger
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The scout warns him of approaching attack.
and he has plenty of time make his prep
rations
Although vessels of this type are a novelty In
the navies of the world a number of them already
have been built by foreign powers Russia has
practically sisters of the Novik. Germany has
three built and three more building and Great
Britain has eight under construction. The re-
markable efficiency exhibited by the Inflated Novik
at Port Arthur Is likely to give encouragement 10
the building of ships of this class and before long
the United States navy may possess many such
fighting craft.
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THE end

IcopyriSht. 1905, by james W NI1r-sseyI
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- lALC - GAS -.a
of the hostile iee-
the meSSengerStcl--
away with the
telligence Perhae
the Admiral lies utr
miles away, out O-
danger. his fighting
force of battle ship
protected by a screen
of smaller vessels
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Were just sitting down to luncheon.
Over the tea-cups we can chat about
old times.
In little while, with beating heart,
! will confess, for the decisive mo-
ment of my long journey had come.
/ placed in her hands the invitation.
She scanned it eagerly,
Isn't it beautiful" she eX-
claimed, holding it up to the light,
and then, turning to Mr. de Navarro,
she said Look, dear. See the
names of all these famous people
They want me to return to America. "
| asked her to read it aloud.
With a smile she consented All
the deep, musical notes Of the voice
that has thrilled great crowds, all
the fine effects of unconscious elO-
quence, were still there More than
ever was | anxious that my mission
be successful.
Well" l said, drawing a long
breath when she concluded, is it
all right May l cable Yes to
New-York tonight"
Madam de Navarro at once be-
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6arr, surifauerlanaen. gr beabs
fihtigt, iid far Den Neit ieiner gaae
bort uieoersulaiien uno Der Bolitif
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4duls nihi alles In Orbnung ifti SD
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3nHf %, perbeirotbet 81 fein-ia, ih
AoHe "a. glie iit man fem eisen-es TT
n fiirdterlih!4
Die Worfeuungen, bie er ihr nod
usn9en ipol1te, ffodten duf ieinen 2ip<
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Nimpern DOT bem erniten Bid, NIT
hm e Re anfob. Damn, elmer unbez
stptngIi9en MuftnolIuns nn9gebenb,
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letbeui@uftIih.
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alOben, rcenn Der @Oroer bier an.
tommt.
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