The Washington times., 1906-09-19

alleged JuIHeltvi also Ms U-le a-d four
grown children.
But while her adm.rer was putting
hls thoughts au paper burning thoughts
longing thoughts. loving thoughts, he
made % complete Job of it. and the six
lg letters displayed ly lL-s stone. VINO
ouee believed $50 touuv iu them. rum
tAe sumut from the short. WL.p-as1
Sentences ot phrase ta sentimental
poetry
His Dearest, Dearie, Dear.
When the head of barrel truzt calls
YOU his Dearest DalTie. Dear.
Miss stone contends. i- is not simply
au expression OF lalhcrly interest, which
lIr HoHLgzheaL says is tle only Had
OF interest Le has ever had 80 A.ss
stone.
1lr HollUs=h head also declared he VIII
die before 1I.ss Stone SHAH have an
other cent Of Lls money. and Jaat she
is eugased i'm "a blachmailius scheme.
Miss stone counters with Ills own words
OF "a few months ago, when he address
cd her thus:
Dear heart, soul and true woman
hood"
Miss stone declares 10000 win not
repay her for her -ufteruss. aad yeJ
ar. Houlussl5ad has offered 10 COM
promise for +lH.H-l Llsa stone VIII
push The suit o. tE-aL Lr has been
put on the calendar Tor the October
term OF the supreme court
He Dropped Into Verse.
Perhaps the prize letter Of the coli
lection of Miss Stone contributed by Mr..
HounEshead is where L4 drops into
verse. IT is dated March T. 1906, and
reads
Dearest
OH. fret uoc Tor the morrow.
L.d farewell % care and sorrow,
Let -u fE--r. uEI borrow
The .- at -HI-g.
Vii come ta Ngw York 10 see you
about tic -f-- ar --a.
li.as s,oae wss Frequently aduouish-
ta u a--auc Il. f-lt--e Church Around
Iga Conner |l.E.L. and she SAYS -le
romantic associations vi l1s church
caused its selection av Mr.. Iu.ltlz-
head 10 nave o. special significance 10
Then followed the letter below.
My Dearest Nina Your letter came
about noon today. and l- makes ue
Very happy tH know that you love L-e
SD much. We have become devoted %
e. know that yuu do NOT forget Ll. Lite
Tie Church Around llg Corner j send
81 thousand kisses. --d le happy. dear.
lge, bye, dear.
Inability to Express Himself
Puck.us wild flowers was also 81
tender thought of the CCopeTase trust
man, and le wrote
..My Dearest Isarie. Dear.
"tll-h fond anticipation / look forward
10 meeting yal sunday noon. We VIII
enjoy ourselves u q most arislltu- Way
bv taking an auto ride o. taa caul--t--
We HLl Try .Ht saL Il bouquet u- ~l.+
flowers IL We ctil- --E lu-ai..E % exc
rsHH rr r
yIu how Hucl ] think of you. Some
time wiz tell yuu more tHal ] can BOW
..}TcI, hye-hy. dear. Good night. sweet
dreams and happy thoughts
Then followed an incomplete letter.
Iat eloquent i'm its lacoml-g.suass- -t
"Dsarest Nina. Was SD elal you came
10 Tell me EuoL-5y aL tho depot ll-L
evening. I cannot forget your grand.
stately figure as you walked away from
me I'm the station. IuI are indeed 60
perfect woman. When ( think of taa
many happy days In store for us.
Ever ever yours.
Writes Of Fairies.
Even when Air. Hou.tssaeaI wrote
about the fairies telling OF Jlaie future.
Miss stone had no idea t..t Ler hopes
OF "a happy future with her admirer was
q fairy story and appreciated tae saul-
menJ when she read the following letter.
Dear. To keep y0u from feeilE $50
lonesome, VIII drop you Ga lllg from here.
can still see the earnest look chat was
ON ycIr face while we were talking of
the future aL our nice little dinner last
evening VIII say De Eool. le patient,
De- trustfuI be- hopeful. bee true, and
the fairies will tell YOU what future
is ours, and ! win help them 10 ten it
10 vOu Bye, bye dear
Then came the rather abrupt and
tragic end OF all Jhls interesting c.rre-
SEHldClCe.