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TRIBUTE TO MEMORY
OF S. J. BUTTERFIELD
p OF The Washington Times

To the Editor OF The Washington Times
As an old friend and formerly a fell
loW-lawyer in the law division Of the
Internal Revenue Bureau. Treasury De
partment. with Samuel j. ButterHeld.
who died suddenly last Friday evening
Of acute indigestion, az Forest Glen,
Md. [ viii ask you TO publish in your
next issue this little tribute 10 tAe
memory OF one who was a friend 10
all. believing that il expresses the sem
timeut and feeling of the officials Of the
Treasury Department of hundreds OF
employees of the Government service. to-
getHer with the many prominent mem
beers Of Congress with whom bee has
come boz contact during his thirty seven
years iu Government service
Samuel j. EuIt-Tneld was born in
Erie, Pa, about slNty-lFe years ago
DE was lawyer whose opinions on
-IIeruaI revenue laws aye found among
o., leading opinions published lu tie
Treasury decisions. An expert Ola all
subjects relating 20 Internal revenue.
his advice was often sought His sense
OF Justice was always foremost 90 his
decisions !D all cases that came before
H-m-
His felow-clerks who had worked
with him for years are unanimous us II
his splendid qualities OF character Tie
loved righteousness ana was an enemy
10 all shams
ISAAC r. HIT. JR.
Washington, ID. O.. Feb. !
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that isn't sd" We talked a good deal
more. but ! don't remember about what.
lie also sent people Up 10 see me, ana
they told me the stories about the I'ilh
0.-Now tell us what YOU told Ar
Thaw that these people told YOU
Al hose are the stories that have
beer told me about him ana that 1 have
Q.-Had these people been sent Dy
A.-Not directly. but I told Mr. Tlsaw
that Mr.. White could send people 10
me who C1Bld tell me of MI IhaM-
Q.-You told him that after Mr. White
had called repeatedly at your hotel.
Called on Abe Hummel.
A.-Yes. and told him that / didn' Z
want 10 see him any more. Then MI.
White telephoned to me some time about
The lst of October 1865. 10 drive down
Broadway tU Twentieth street, and
when 1 got there Mr. White got into
the carriage. He said we were going
TO see a great lawyer whose name was
Abraham Hummel a celebrated lawyer.
He said the was the slickest lawyer IN
New York city and then We drove 20
Mr. HUmmeIs office l think We went
in by a side entrance and man
showed us into Mr.. HummeIs office.
After few moments Mr. White went
away and Mn Hummel told me how he
got divorces for people. And then he
usked me 20 tell an about myself. He
asked me how / had met Harry ThaW
in Paris. 1 told him ] was very I'LL and
had gone there with my mother. The
doctor had told me I could not dance
for a year and 1 had 10 stay abroad for
IN yhealth Then he asked me where i
had travelled with Harry Ihaw. and
told him In London and other parts of
Europe Then he shook his head and
said hou are "a MINOR and YOU should
not be away from YOUR mother. / told
him / loved Mr.. Thaw. Then he asked
me about our trip. and I told him as
much as I could remember
He said ThaW was a very had man.
and he had q case against him in his
office for several years.
Continued on NintT Page)
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Died.

GREGORY-suddeniv. on February s. 1907.
FREDERICK GREGORY
Particulars in another column.
GCTHERZ-Jn February T. 1871. az D. M.
az his residence. l53I Church street CARL
GUTHERz. ia the sixty-third year OF his
age
Funeral o'clock Saturday. February 3.
from late residence.
Memphis Tenn, and St Paul. MINI
papers please COpy1 II
Particulars I'm another column.
HALLYDAY-on February T. 1907 Miss RE
BECCA HALLIDAY. az the Louise Home
Particulars In another column.
KING-On Thursday. February T. 1901 al $50
a. M, at her residence. JESSIE FOLLANS-
BEE. beloved wife II Seth z. King
Funeral from her late residence. PIP Sev-
enteenth street northwest SATURDAY after
noon al o'clock Eastern star services
Interment at Glenwood II
MALLORY-On February G. 1907. Mrs ALICE
A MALLORY
Particulars in another column.
WALL Departed this life on Friday. Febru-
ary s. 1901 al 6-45 a. m al Ceorgeto,yn
University Hospital, WILLIAM WALL
Funeral notice hereafter. II
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CHURCH PAPER JOKES
HAD TOO MUCH GINGER

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb. S.-The en-
tire issue OF the February number % tle
Church Times, an illustrated monthly
Publication and official organ az the
Episcopal diocese of Milwaukee. has
been suppressed by Canon c. B. y.
Wright. the managing editor. II is al
the FAINT az the man who Ills ia with
miscellaneous copy
There Is "a half-c0lumn race track bet
ting story a column long and rather
foolish story about q young bride ana
her wedding, besides some .'uuhuly
jokes II Is not known VIII -tuer -le man
W1O nils ia with miscellaneous copy
Just hit upon these things accidentally.
or con 'elyed the idea of Idt.ug o little
Ginger 20 the publication.
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NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Persistent in
otliries have come 10 New York from
the West since the Thaw trial began.
concerning the Identity Of May Mcl<en-
zie. the friend OF Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
vino has been a feature of each day s
session.
out iu Kansas city they have found
a butcher man who declares that he Is
the husband of May Mckenzie and that
she deserted him and her two children
and refused To go back 10 Kansas city
with him. when he found her In New
York
Kansas city has about persuaded Itself
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.LYNCHING FEARED
IN NORTH CAROLINA

NORFOLK. Va. Feb Richard
Matthews has confessed. al Jackson.
y. c.. Ia the murder of mis- nephew.
Paul Rainey and duplicates james.
Henry. and sonny Barmour, three broth
ers. who have been placed under arrest
Matthews says Rainey was first butch
cred with au AK for the purpose of rob
berry
Intense excitement prevails in Jackson
section today, and the enrased populace
may storm the jau tonight and lynch
the quartet.
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Thaw Was OverstIained.

Dear Longfeuow. Please have some
one inquire at 2l2 or 2H. or possibly
2l5. but ] think POS. West F0rty-six. "a
street. IL Miss -- is there or where
letter OF telephone message might
reach her. ! slept 1:I5 hours on the
traiu-a record since the day she landed
here My responsibility is gone Should
/ manage her again / shall know tha. 80
can thank me FOR any faith. human OF
Divine she has. and 1 can do no more
than make the best Of g. which eXcep-
IIou or conscience Was FAR from bad
except Tor regrets. compared 10 which
every mistake. fault, fOoiishness. OF
badness. every loss. every Illness, every
Illusion destroyed every opportunity
split glass OF water IN river 10 the last
barrel iu a disabled ship found poisoned
I did not start 90 write poetry. j should
scientifically that every other misi0f-
tune is trivial
you see I'm Overstrained. however
/ slept 1.l5 hours on the Lraia. Please
anonymously ind II room i08. Hotel
Navarro. contains piano. can rent
a SteiuWay for one month. Pay. with
Instructions that &c be removed after one
month. Send 10 promptly anonymously
81 teIephDued. She was out. Her
friend was there Sound sensible Also
she referred 10 r. as your little girl
How did she learu2 Ny impression Is
that my position is perfectly free.
not otherwise. and the scoundrei most
unhappy His useful ammunition IS all
gone He may start blarkmau con-
suiraCy. but that viii rebound upon him
with T., as well as iu the world Yours.
n. K. t.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births

Hem E and Emma Wilson. boy.
Jamts and Ella Williams, girl.
Frank aud Alice Y. Jones. boy
Jerry and GcJIslEua StTOtHer. boy.
Charles b. and Nellie a. MAYHEM girl
Joseph and Rose MarIsy, boy.
Maechel w ana Irene n. Lindsay
BOY.
John r. and May l. Lancaster, boy.
Edward b. and Ella Langley girl
Charles and isabelle Jenkins. girl
Clarence and Emma Henson. girl.
William and Edith T. Havc0ck, girl
Alexander ana Lula Hart. girl.
Horace c. and Blanche J. Diggs girl
John W. and Mary Coleman, girl.
William vs.. and Mary ID. Brown, gil
Henson and Annie Brooks. boz.
George n. and Annie NJ Brent. girl
Daniel ". and Emma Belf1rd. girl.
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EVELYN TIA WIS GIRL CHUM
NOT MARRIED TO BUTCHER

tlat the missing wife and the friend Of
Evelyn Nesblt Thaw were one and the
saWe.
are wrong. The May Mckenzie OF the
Thaw trial is a Boston girl. daughter OF
an eminent Ophthalmol0glst She came
20 this city about five years ago and
has been Connected with one or another
Broadway show most Of the time since.
Her last engagement was with Joe
Weber la 'Fiddle-dee-dee' She is not
more than tweuty-three years old.
There Is "a May Nick emile ina burlesque.
VIII she please write 10 Kansas city
and satisfy the legitimate yearniags Of
an anxious father
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PROHIBITS BOYS FROM SMOKING

SPRINGFIELD. Ill.,. Feb. s--TAc
State senate has passed a bill prohibit
ing persons uloer eighteen years OF
age and pupils BOB schools or uuiFer-
sites from smoking cigarettes In any
public place.
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Marriage Licenses.

Michael C.. Briggs and Mary N. Hun
ter
William J. Sullivan and Bridget n
Sheehey
Louis r. Columbus and Frances f,
Alickum.
Sylvester Toliiver and annie Nav
Davis
Arthur Moore and Goldie 4. Wright.
John Hills ANA Mamie Lewis.
John NJ. Brent and Mamie Seville.
John b. LHdda, Brook Hill Va, and
Lulu Walker, Richmond, Va.
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PURSUED BY A SOCIAL WOLF

No matter what else may be proven at this trial; no matter
how much is shown what other wrongs Evelyn Nssbt may have
done after the first involuntary wrong into which she betrayed
by hand she trusted all in the court oomgray judges cyn
cal prosecutor worldly newspaper men, weeping women-Who
heard the history life that they gazing upon
of the darkest sides of New York life They looking upon
the picture hapless girls pursued by the wolves of society,"
Dorothy Dix
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Said She Was Hypnotized.

The next letter in these words, said
Mr.. Delmas.
Found many Pittsburgers on train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnegie should bee her
loving sister and brother-n-Iaw. 1 am
so g ad YOU say dress is pretty for ,O1.
] wish 1 knew you would always be
ready 10 wear IT, Please mail the ring
quick. / should wear IL at JOes we'd
ding / have something important 10
tell you. You are hypuOtized. / think.
but you meant no wrong. You are uu-
lucky enough. bat 1 don't want YOU to
worry. 1 hope that If there IS "a heaven
your poor soul will go there. About the
presents, / got II mostly for her to
please her and some for him. too.
You have lost an thinss now j have
gene so broke 10 please you. You know
1 have always been perfectly honest
with you. You know / have always
treated you with respect and always be
lieVed you honest. Now YOU know [
have never deceived. and your trust was
never betrayed. SO let your heart feel
there is pleasure.
NOW you know somtning about
faithful unto death and be 1ounE' would
he good tor both him and her. Give my
regards 20 Rose and Edna.
y ou begged me not 10. 50 1 have seen
10 young ladies. but / have seen a iol
OF men- shall 1 tell you something's In
three weeks you have got q reputation
as dangerous.
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ROOSEVELT JOINS ASSOCIATION.

QUEBEC. Feb. sat the annual meet
ing of the North American Fish and
Game Association he'd Yesterday. an au-
plicatiou for memb- rship was received
from President Roosevelt and faVuTaby
acted upon,
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LETTERS FROM HARRY THAW
TO ATTORNEY LONGFELLOW
INTRODUCED IN HIS TRIAL

trioks,er etc. She is very. very cheeky,
but actually a coward.
She can be squelched any time, but
only by, trm .gripi also, think as far
think she takes much for herself from
the blackguard (blackmailing them) and
Is discouraged about me.
BESIDES my presents OF money. etc.
300 from Bedford by false pretenses,
saying il was my orders. Absolutely
false i am not sure il is not larceny.
The main point is tha1 despite her
bullying, etc. she Is morally an abJect
coward They have no hold over her.
We nave several, any of which would
do her with her own connections
'Auotler good point She thought ne
very easy Now she thinks the op-
posite The matter of being married j.
most secret Also, IL there should be
suit for kidnapping, il must not be men
TONED. The main point about the suit
VIII "e 10 have one or two STATS OF re-
portel-. You secure yours. 4 know q
inherent sort OF l shall Try % get upon
landing. 1 mean no one would dare
throw the truth in her face or in any
one $. bit now they can throw anything
can write this clearly for legal Tea-
sons, hat YOU may catch the drift DO
not keep this letter even in your pTt-
Eate safe. These blaggards have bIag-
Barded each others regulations SO viz
ientiy THAT not only will It break their
solidarity.
tilfr thcii no cream Inat / Tor an
instant could consider marrying. Don I
mention lt TO f., unless she is depressed
desperately She knows more OF less.
Three months ago ] asked her point
blank. she Thought, but said she would
smut me Out from. etc. She would give
All she has now 10 have been seat 10
school by me, then have come out last
July, even III / wouldn't marry, far
more, even IL ! would. This sounds uu-
natural L. write but / should most
gladly have II so. though 1 should have
been dead by now. Just they have LEFT
here sac. This mOsr- terrible Tor you.
/ can yOs Sec II We marry and / died
hfsJ lay coke and coal income goes 10
nay wliy, but not her people. upon her
death
An nay other property ] can dispose
OF. Gould ] leave it 10 my wife for life
I especially IL 1 left the largest portion
10 her for life iu lieu of dOweryJ with
I rcFerslon 10 my family or Others2
II / die OF am killed, she Is unlikely
. 10 live 90 tWeuty-Oue- Her mother must
not beneut vastly. Can her family be
I cut on / should provide especially for
her brother, but that is aside from tha
: important point OF law. When ] knew
! her ma her mother deceived me and
her. she was The most active, laughing
wholesome. strong, and brave child
ever saw. Now. YOU understand "a It-
tie. Yours, very truly. II. *. T."
II congratulate heartily. You have "a
| blessing j never shall have now
There are just three things in This
letter one b. please send me an tlt
returned letters I'll see III right No
( vember l3. 1903
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP

LAXATIVE BRo&O Quiuine removes the
cause To get the genuine cali for fun name
and look for signature Of Z. W. Grove. &c
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Denied Having Dope.

Another letter read as follows.
Take back about Ella. How would
you like only / understand and.
therefore, respect you the same. You
are going 10 pieces, and In eight months
VIII be gong morally. mentally, ana
uishouOrably
'Oh, YOU know 1 have never had any
dope in my life / never lied 10 YOU.
/ am trying 10 forget YOU should have
1een TIER Alone / can't settle down
BESIDES. ! have no one to live for
Twice / nad 10 leave the table. SO they
should not see mr.
Is Howard al school? Who pays A?
Your mother must trust her friend who
ruined your birthright as a young lady.
ana mace your fathers honor bv-
word II only YOU had let me save il
before you were 10, he never would have
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Mrs. Thaw Again Questioned.
Letters Closely Examined.

The letter was read by MI Jerome and
Judge Delmas through a magnifying
glass,
This letter was written by Harry x.
Thaw 10 Attorney Longfellow. with in
structions that it be sent by the latter
10 Evelyn NesbiL Here follows the
letter:
HE never lied. From the first time
he ever saw me be wanted 90 do the
best for NE. lie wanted 10 send Howard
and me To school Yesterday he saw
everything false persons told him, As
you We're absolutely honest he would
do anything Tor you.
But now YOU must get stronger with
OUT him. II 1 wish Evelyn 10 be ny
mlstTess-tthis is struck out) said Mr.
Delmafi explaining 10 the jury.
You said you would live anywhere
he wished SO lie could chaperou YOU
ITO make sure III explain After /
saw the poor nI-advised angel, / was
sorry. She meant To do right and was
right as she only kept the purest things
from polluted lying. dOuble-minded, de
ceitful, moneys smooth tongued,
hard-hearted but soft speaking probes
giUua1 dFrgiEars Dol
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VENrILATIoa WITRouT pRAuGR

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Equip your Churches School Houses,
Once Rooms. Sleeping Apartments, &c.
Eith PULLMAN AUTOMATIC VEN
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Phone West sll.
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DIR. CARLETON VAUGHAN,

Reliable Dentistry; not the cheapest but
the best az lie most reasonable prices.
1919 St. n. W. Phone 2o56.
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Jared. And il never would have been
known. 1 would have been y1IIy f,.il',' III
ana would have stood bv Won lovaU,'
without expecting any reward . '''
Ar. jerome here showed part OF the
letter 10 Evelyn. She serutiaIzed In
carefully and Identified IL as I'M the
handWriting of ThaW.
Mr. Delmas then continued reading
Twice ! had 10 leave the tabIe so
llry could not see / am not respons-
lbly LIVERY story is "a fake EXCEPT one
StM those letters They are hide
Gus. But / can't say / care one bit
How about men celebrating Tharrs
where ! learned / suppose.
on Know me better than anybody
II you don trust me there is no hope
for me.
I am changed now. but not i'm honestv
ana NOT IN truth. faithfuluess. OF cour-
age
Promise me one thing. Don't drink
any Champaign, am too poor and
must live az home.
"of course, if you get in trouble
can gel lots OF money and that wolld
do lots of harm"
This was tn end Of the letter.
Examination Resumed.
After the reading of these letters the
examination OF Evelyn was then re-
sumed.
. Mr. Delmas asked.
Q,-Did YOU at any time tell Mr.. Thaw
OF the episode in your life with which
Mr. White was connected from Novem-
Der. 1893, when YOU arrived in NV
York. down 10 Christmas eve Of the
same yeare
Not then.
C.-Did you ever tell him of itP
Al came In October from Europe
near me end OF the month
gid YOU ever tell him about anv-
'tnIlns Ihat related % Mr.. White and
A.-N0. Not at that time.
81, SSs'-Did you tell him al any time about
A.-Oh. yes.
Q.-When2
An 1904. i'm January.
Q-He kind enough TO state what YOU
told him IN the early part OF 1895?
Al told him that one day shortly
aitef arrived / was driving down
i65IoddWay with my maid and We met
stanford White
Continuing her answer: When he
aaW me ne got out OF his cab and into
ours ana said; on, little EVELYN with
very surprised look on his face He
caued me on the telephone later ara
asked me III 1 wouldn't see him
SAID no. l didn't know what TO saw.
re wanted 10 come and see me al
once. said / could not see him He
s selu Ie Was having great deal OF
trouble with my family. and / said /
would go 10 the Savoy 10 see bIm.
What did he do?
Ale tried 10 kiss me and I wouldn't
let MIN. ! told MIN I had only come
because he had told me he had trouble
with my family.
Q.-Whar else did he saw
Ale told NE Harry Thaw look NOR
phine, and ! said he didn't. and he said
he Ane" ne I'D Thea Y said: No.
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Special Notices.


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p. H. ie5-u
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under the auspices Of the Board OF Edu-
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Temple. 18th and il SIS. ne, Rev. Chas-
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Woodwork Clum. subject, Panama
g. W BAIRD, President fel--t
WHY co DOWN TOWN 20 get your
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T. +. CALLAHAN, The CLOCK Ran,
- 1Jth 81. NV. and get II repaired at
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fel-3JI
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NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Three letters
written by Harry Thaw to his attorney
Frederick LongfenOW. OF the law firm or
Delaheld & LongfelloW, were Introduces
az the trial yesterday afternoon. IAey
are alleged 10 have been written Just
after the Paris episode In which Evelyn
Nesbit told Thaw OF her relations with
Stanford White. The letters were pre-
sented by the defense TO show the con-
dition of Thaws mind at that time. and
are as follows:
Dear LongfelloW: Kept Mistress y.
three months in London at n cost OF
81. 900 Dear Mrs. Nesbit sails tomor-
row for New York. She thinks 1 kid
mapped her seyeuteen-and-a-hal year-old
daughter. II is well known that 1 al
ways did my best to be good 10 her
daughter.
she allowed her daughter. inviting
ly, / believe. 10 be ruined BY a black
guard when she was fifteen and two
thirds years old. For the present don
trouble except 10 find her address from
the Algonquin Hotel on Forty fourth
street. then telephone her incognito and
ind out all YOU can about her-every-
thing she is doing. ii. *. t.
Evelyn left a dozen letters and tele-
grams from the blackguard with me-
also oue-half letter of credit much more
distinct. Two hundred dollars was re-
mltted 10 her account partly FOR her
TO pacify her mother, who received so
much more. but mostly TO make I'D TO
the victim.
Bedford did give all cash mentioned
TO Mrs. b. / think. Evelyn. We better
go 10 Philadelphia OF somewhere about
November T. Then ] can see her. As
YOU choose. 1 send he~ letter u savoy
Hotel too Telegraph me fully by
Inograu and Marconigram, ana finally
by telegraph To Quarantine. In any
case 1 shall have only one piece of lug
gage and leave the dock quick. Bed
I0rd's man viii take the rest,
You can see. II 1 take myself alone
it is very simple However. ln ,aat
case 1 should have let Mrs. \ c"Hl=
! 10 America the third Saturday m lay,
as she wished. Instead / wish 10 keep
her quietly until the two odd lie to-
gether again then possibly ,1pc prob
ably We could have been married with
! out rows But she told -- al aHl
more She had been warned against
{ tilttl Gau bt kAt D-tAth = l-iAA 49, L44t ISL
worthy and tregcher0us, and they eye
/ friends. However. this Is useless. l1r
Evelyn and count together. Her side
is not simple at all. when / knew her
before christmas, 1901 1 could have
sent her 10 school. all good enough. bat
she was misinformed about me, and alsl
made one sad mistake ia imagining
something that did NOT ezis.--a5 $50,
kept on the stage too Ions.
Her name was falsely, slt uatu-
rally connected with two others besides
The blaCkgUard. Now. her usIIh san
not stdua exposure yet her position
would AOt Be worse Her own connect
has been no exception size was poisoned
al fifteen years and nine months. also
since.
Hints at Approaching Marriage.
Dear LongfelIow: II they wish 10
begin any row l am ready; but 1 pre-
fer reaching New York. X ". H.
shall UHr inform D. frrrfT -.-..f,..
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Other Thaw Letters Read.

Here was another letter that read.
Dear L0ugfelloW: Thank. YOU for
sending II. NesbiJ $50. and $50 for Wife's
kilograms. lf YOU hear anything please
state IT, 1 think il was a deCeiVeT
was not deceived. being honest. As far
as planning for years OF centuries ahead
1 am finished With regards sincerely
III X THANN.'
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Another letter read as follows:

Dear LOugfelloW. Enclosed is check
Warren is better. but is suffering from
imaginary wrongs. Please send al to-
morrow's writing a so bill and later
$50. j have nothing 10 live for, but IL
is SO much La live. life
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Hints at Approaching Marriage.

Dear LongfellOw: IT they wish 10
begin any row ! am ready; but 1 pre-
fer reaching New York. *. W H.
Shall not inform L. until I perceive
that you have November 10 or Il. Going
10 Philadelphia P'gh, November Is. 10.
Port Huron for the wedding. Noyem-
Der IS
AFTER that wish To return. pos
sibly 10 bee in New York - OF 25. when
Lady Yarmouth lands She wishes 10
see Miss \. there or in Philadelphia
tsne knows herr. Then 10 be in it's
burg about tle middle or December r1
Anlsh Wlth my family talI who count
Jogrlher together IL mean uuiledl al "a
biE reception. The more row, tie bet
tef Possibly Miss n and j might be
married after Lady T. comes, possibly
not till after rows.
Her mother don't count much for
1 think Evelyn or I can tell the brother
enough Tor him 10 keep the foolish
woman in her tracks. -Iiss - lis a