Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-08
rHAw,s LETTERS.
He Tells Of His Intention to Marry
Evelyn Nesbit.

Evelyn Nesbit.
One Of Thaw's letters to his attorney was
included In this report yesterday. Here
are the others:
Evelyn left q dozen letters and tele-
grams from the blackguard with me; also
one-half letter Of credit much more dis
tinct Two hundred dollars was RENTED
to her account, partly for her to pacify
her mother, who received SO much more,
but mostly to make up to the victim.
Bedford did give all cash mentioned to
Mrs. B. I think. Evelyn, We better 60 to
Philadelphia or somewhere about Novem-
Der 7. Then I can see her. AS you choose,
1 send her letter to Savoy Hotel. too. Tel
gram. and finally by telegraph to auaran-
tine. In any case I shall have only one
piece Of luggage and leave the dock quick.
Bedford's man will take the rest.
is very simple. However, in mat case
should have let Mrs. N. come to America
the third Saturday in July, as she wished.
Instead, wish to keep her quietly until
the two odd lie together again. then pos
sibly mot probably we could have been
married without rows. But she told -
all and moro. She had been warned against
that cad by the BLACKBOARD as untrust-
worthy and treacherous. and they are
friends. However. this is useless. for Eve
Ign and I count together. Her side is not
simple at all. When I knew her before
Christmas, 190D 1 could have sent her to
school, all good enough, but she was mis-
Informed about me, and also made one sad
mistake in imagining something that did
not exist-so she kept on the stage too
long.
Connected With Two Others.
Her name was falsely but naturally
connected with two others besides the
blackguard. Now, her health cannot stand
exposure, yet her position would not be
worse Her own conduct has been no ex-
ception; she was poisoned at 15A; also
since. H. X. To-
Dear Longfellow If they wish to begin
ing New York, K. w. II. Shall not inform
E. until perceive that you have Novem-
Der 10 or II. Going to Philadelphia. Pgh,
November IT, 16. Port Huron for the we'd
ding, November Is.
After that 1 wish to return, possibly to
be in New York November "A or 25, when
Lady Yarmouth lands. She wishes to see
Miss N. there or in Philadelphia (she knows
herr Then to be in Pittsburg about the
family (all who count together) together u
mean united at a big reception. The
more row, the better. Possibly Miss N.
and 1 might be married after Lady Y.
comes, possibly not till after rows.
Her mother don't count much, for
think Evelyn or I can tell the brother
enough for him to keep the foolish woman
in her tracks. Miss - is a trickster, etc.
She is very, very cheeky, but actually a
coward.
"she can be squelched any time. but only
by a firm grip; also, / think as far as
she has feelings, it is for us. Also. l
think she takes much for herself from
the Backyard (blackmailing them) and is
discouraged about me.
Talk About a Coward.
Besides my presents Of money, ETC.,
S., 400 from Bedford by false pretenses,
saying it was my orders. Absolutely false.
am not sure 1t is not larceny. The main
point is that despite her bullying, ETC., she
is morally an abject coward. They have
no hold over her. We have several, any