The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-06
Mere Heart Throbs from Yeung Mli-
llonaire TO Bessie De Vote, in
, Which He Says He's
.5 Silly: About Her.
'-JAP." HIS WIDOW. BRoKAWs
AND OTHERS 5MENTtoNED.
Busy Letter Writer Retcld His Love
Every Day and Worried
About Her. Cold.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-More Of the
Ietters written BY Frank Jay Gould to
Bessie De Vote, the dancer. who Is
suing him for: s25o,ooo for. misrepre.
scntation growing out OF her asser.
tien that he promised. to marry her,
came tnto THE possession OF The World
yesterday.
They are Ct later date than those
previously published exclusively in.
I The World and reveal the young mil
lionaire's almost daily actions and
thoughts. and occasionally what some
OF his friends thought and did.
854 FIFTH avenue, Dec. 6, 'o8. 4
! Dearest: Ar, Just going on my way
to meet MIR. Taylor for dinner and We
are then going 20 the LAMBS can,-
hoI.r Wish were not noing-have
thousht over what you said and thi:,k
you are right again. VIII try my
best after this to stay home more and
do as you say. Had the children cur
this afternoon and called on my sis.
ter. Had dirner alone last night VIII,
Mir. Rogovinethe party did not mate
realize as ! had disappointed him tie
night before. Mas home at H.. Ex-
fect to go shooting this week In Vr-
ein'a-would you ask Bobble it he
would like to 90 with us or meet US
in Richmond. Would like to have
41:r, very much.
Yours. my sweetheart forever and
with all my love and kisses, from.
FRANK.
! MrE. Brokaw and "Jap."
! Mr.. Gould had to do some explain.
ifg for "Jap" IN the following letter:
j The New Willard.
! Washington, D. c., Dec. 81. 'oe.
Dearest Bessie: The prone worked
!. SO badly could hardly hear you, but
made out that Jap had told you some.
thing that had upset you. Poor Jap.
J don't know whether he really doeo
these things on purpose or whether
he simply can't help it'll have az.
ways hela. to the latter, but others
think differently. Ask him about the
cards that Mrs. Brokaw (but don't
ratn:ion her name for he doesn't
know who did ia had printed and
sent to some of hts friends, with his
name, and In one corner Family
breaker; families broken on short no.
tiee." don't think he means any.
thing except that 1t is his idea of
eleverness, though Anderson and
Northrup maintain he likes to make
trouble. Mrs. Rrokaw thinks the
same and IS always provoked when
he is around. vii: tell you about j;
on my way up and think you will
understand.
don't like you to feel the way you
evidently did, dearest, for it hurts n'e.
There is no one that love except you
=nd do SO sincerely love you and
, trust you. Yorr love, dear, Is 50
sweet and genuine and also Sc re.
frcsning. Am so looking forward to
THE time when I can aetong to you
and have you for my wife. Have not
been out much lately, as you know,
ana II do anything that dispteas.s
you tell me what 1t Is, for want to
do as you want, for know what you
will ask will be for the best. VIII!
call you up from Richmond tomorrow
abult !. or s. Yours. sweetheart, with
all my love and kisses, FRANK.
| .
His Attendance at Havana"
"Jap" Is again featured IA this next
epstle, which tells about his affair Of
the heart and Mr.. Gould's prediction
fer certain musical comedy:
834 Fifth avenue. Wednesday.
Ny Own Dearest Bessie Don't you
think 1t WAS just little BIZ unkind
OF you not to have written me yester.
day? It you could only fully apPre.
ciate how much they are to me when
do not see you ! don't think you
would do 1t.
Net Jap's widow yesterday. He