The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-30
WOMAN LOVED
EASTMAN MADLY
EETIERse FouND5 SHOW SIRE Had
KNOWN AIN All EEAsT

feelings Snteftatne1 gy MIS- skdithi
Ma Woodm to&srds ner slayer,
Lame Bob" Eastman were Indicated
In letter signed edith" parts Of
which we're found III Che bungalow
Of the murderer ana suicide last sat
urday. The missiye which Is in MIS-,
Woodlll's hand writing and, cSuchsl
in most sentimental language, was
presumably sent. ito EASTMAN. 1T not
only indicates a. warm attachment for
The man. but seems 10 prove that she
had known aim at least a year. on.
the same paper. Ia NEastmanisShand-
writing is the following:
'Litt1e Dear: 1 cannot live afeer: our.
short of bliss.
with the coming Of you and part.
ing ever before. me, II we meet in.
the unknown lets continue the bliss.
ful times that we ypent here. / am
with you in every thought" I
The letter signed Edith contains
the following passages:
rs tie iron fmmodest. waen It
creeps through the loadstone and
clings to It's side? Is the seed i'm.
modest when it sinks into the ground
with budding life? Is the cloud bold.
when It softens into rain and falls to
earth because 1t has no other choice,
or IS 1t brazen when 1t hestIes on the
bosom OF heavens arched dome and
sinking into tine blue black inflnity
ceases TO be itself?
The Human Soul.
us the human soul immodest when.
drawn by a force it cannot resist, It
seeks a stronger soul which absorbed
IFS ego as the blue sky absofbs II
floating cloud and as the warm Garth,
swells the sea, as the magnet draws
the iron?
81 do not feel myself to be bold or
wrong or in myself for drifting to-
ward you as I do. l would not feel
myself wrong to go straight to you.
tomorrow.
There is ever and always some
human SOU to love and trust us, and
whose confidence we would not alter.
We are not of our own making aSnd.
our lives belong to another, Brahnia,
VINO rules and is wise.
"As one VINO was unconcerned, and
IN every line Of it and l read only,
the same alteration that a years alb
sence would not shadow, -
And the wonder comes to me tnat,
you did, not, could not understand.
Surely a lie such as yours brings
time understanding; you must know
lewl from the modest, the untrue.
from the true
Dreams Of Him.
Dream of you. did / say?, L,ng:
for you would be better. for every
heartbeat SENS to cry out iago!nss
the enormity of the crime that mskesl
me no longer yours. All the best in
everything seems only to exist be-
cause OF you. and for you.
q hate existence away from you.
Why. do men dare to lift up their.
voices against the blessed art in
others. which is but a greate-
stronger, warmer spark OF. Gods soul
that they possess. or can lesssn the
understanding we have one for the
other. and no difference can mako US
forget?
Remember me always as you levedi
me best and though were you .as
bandit-anything- my heart would
beat in a responsiveness tosyours.
Thine but asks instead wilt thou
be mine?" Loved by time one ashas
grown to know its Significance mas
usury been made a degenerate thing.
That is hard to recognize.
Are we not blessed and know tbet
no happenings can"
A Letter BY Eastman.
This letter Of Mrs. woodilrs aud.
several written by Eastman were:
male public yesterday by the state,s.
attorney. The letters written by East
we're found on his body. One tsf
them was addressed to George Fay
lor, station agent at Mcdaniel. 1t
in part:
Appearances are against me, but L
bad no hand in the tragedy. The roor.
little girl was pF~acticipg the ar. OF
a fello wtrom another girl, Who,
was under the Influence OF wine. and.
her three times with a full .bottis.
Of champagne"