The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1901, Page 11

; LONDON’S BIG LITERARY SENSATION. WHO 18 COos Goecsinnesc100004 Letter XV. EAREST: Not having had n letter from you this morning I have reat ‘over some back ones, and find in one a bidding which I have never fulfilled, to tell you what I do ail day. Was that to avold the too great jeasth of my telling you What T tnink? Ye you get mere of me thia way than that, What I do {3 every day so much the eame, while what I think ts always (if- (ferent. However, sinc: you went a Soman of action rather than of brain, bore I start telling you. IT wake punctual anJ hungry at the sound of Nan-nan's drawing of the Dlinds; walt ttl she is gone (the old dar- ling potters and tattles; it ts her most possessive moment of me in the day except when [ sham headaches and let her put me to bed). Then 1 have my han@.under my ptilow and draw out your last for a reading that has lost count whether {t {3 the twenty-second or the fifty-second time; discover new beauties in {t, and run to the glass to discover pew, beauties in myself: | them; Benjy comes up whh t Bene folie my a is. bowen? Is that the sort of thing you wi know? Aly days are without an action worth naming. 1 only think swe sing thoughts and write some of them. ever] de anything worth telling be 8 T run 0 penand-ink rare to tell you 5 it is man who does things; a woman only trifles, unless, Kood, foccunate ent thing. she wetka for ow that Is not me! T feel sometimes as if a real bar were detween me and a whole conception of life, because [ have carpets and curtains nan and Benjy and last of all g me out from the realtties f existence If you would all have me Just for on full "moon and come back to me only +, When Iwas starving for you ali—for my tea to be brought to me in the morning, and all the paddings and cushiontngs which bolster me up from mol tt night—with what a sigh of wisdom | would drop back tnto your arms and { would let you draw the roge-colored cur- (4) talns round me again! Now I am_afrald test T have become too happy. 1 am leantng #0 far out of window to welcome the dawn T secm to \ be tempting a fall—heaven {telf to fall Upon me. What do sted fruly who orty know happiness Mthere is anything else t love whle "Yo not know. tench it quickly; Lam utterly yours. If there sorrow to give, give it me! Cniy let m have with it the consciousness of your Ove, lowe. my dear, I lose myself if T think of you so much, What would life without you in it?) The sun woull from my heavens. [see only by You have kiased me on the eye are more to me than my ow coud ever have deviaed. Had to Invent. Paradise I could not h vented you. But pe 8 you fn ohtel ine, Tam something new to my gelf since I saw you frst. God bless you for it Even if 1 were to shut sour eves at me now—ihough I might bind you could not unmako me. "The rode thern- elves cannot recall thelr ielfta.? Also that Tacn yours Is a gift of the gods, I will trust, and s9 not to be recalte Kisa me, dearest, here where written this! [am yours, beloved, Kiss you again and again. Ever your own making Letter XVI. EARFST, Ikares How tong has t happened? You don’t tell me the day or the hour, 14 It eve Kince you Inat wrote? Then you have} been {n_pain aid grief for four day PARK BOARD Will Be Greatly Enlarged. The Municipal Aesemdty at Its meeting | the late this oft oon plans for the Improv Park and Insist be an adequate playground for the dren, an advocated by the E World. Alderman McInness says he is fo convinced of the necessity f larger playground that he will mo that the Aldermanic Committee on Parks ed. report upon ail the protests r Bince the Evening World cal thon to the insufficlency of the pia; Ground proposel by the Park Commit ‘toners protests ax. coming In by the Qundred from persons Interested in east mde work. Tammany Favors Plan. @nd to-day the General Committee o Twelfth District, of which Cay C Beully ts leader, circulated for signatures Petitions calling upon the Park Commis. onere to revise thetr plans. James FE. Sulivan, who is President of the Metropolitan Association of tho fee Union, Secretary of the Ameri- p Safa Athletic Untun and President of the Evening World reportor to-day that the Qutdoor Recrention League, told an layground prope axed for the Seward ee veidacuta ously eenallis oar: Suiits connected w hletle Toorts, pt bere life and he hae. at pretty tty populated ‘nelshborhood like the lower fair'iden of what is needed in a east 1000009409290099-2-286 2990S S022 999544 DOOD PEDOPGE FHF ENGLIS sultatton of doctors orders it for the good of your health. [ will be so hap; make tims and read your: you most plete? What 1 send you will not complete: ret mide by side with yeu to teva int agination what the happiness of rea. thent for a first tit Instinct, I went out for a long saw a coat with a fat pocket, and then he wns out of sicht, and perhaps It wasn't his: and tt Hill atéep, | 80 1 minded my own burt. ness, making Cain's motto mine, nid now feal co bad, being quite sure that It was hts, And I wonder how many miles of small t and get comforted. It fs not rt at her expense. 11 was too fi | sometimes over quite small things, or J | gronnd so. rma MUST YIELD. Seward Park Playground hat the Park Commia- eloners amond them so that there shall pd atten- ‘olares that during the las The Tammany Hall organizations on the cast side have taken up the matter DIPPOSETCOTTEC = ~ ! 4ESE are genuine lov 5 | woman well-known In the literary world. They are a recon of beaut!- ful and wonderful devotion. A few names of per: been changed and some passages bearing too been omitted; otherwise the letters are prosented in the phape {n which they wore originally written. The {dea ds to tel! the tragic story of this woman's love without Indicating it more fully at the present events, have ume. The Evening World prints th Publishing Company, of this ett author. FOE FODSE: and I not knowing anything about tt! And you have no hend tn the house kind cnough to let you dictate by tt one amall word to poor me? What hea merrymakings mny T not have sent you to worry you when scothing was the ono thing wanted? Well, I will sot worry now, ther {ther at rot being told nor at not teing allowel to cone, but. Twi come thus and thus, O my dear heart, and take you in my arms. And you will be comforted, will you not be, when I tel! you that even tf you had no lege at all T would love you Just the samo? Indeed, dearest, so much of you {yn superfutty, Just your heart against mine and the sound of your votce would carry me up to more heavens than T could otherwise have dreamed of. [may ray now, now that I know It was rot your cholce, what a vold these last few days ack of letters has been to me. 1 wondere truly ff you had found It well to put off such visible signs for a while in order to appease ono who, In other things more essential, rees you rebel- Hous. But the worer ta over now, and I don't want you to write—not tll a con- you; also I am sending hooks—th I wish you to re hich now you must, wince y e jeisure! And I for tatking: 7 Whose do ant me to read, that my edu- sation in your Ikings may become cem- rive for { have the b me’ of anything, ur gifi—and shall ought to be Yesterday by a most unsympathe:ts tny two feet, and no ache in then cune tid told me of yout Over Silingford T sat on a bank and looked down hill where went a carter. And I too hill where le nothing—or not his. Now. shall mike nt fool of myself d: ne him he may have dropp i + Ute y something which mizht tell “11 go on and see? Bo went max Very hot and the he will have tramped back looking for Tt, ard whether hig dinner wag in the pocket ‘These unintentional mie “ains one reper.ts of ail one's If Ave others atored awny, the bitterest ngs done or undon: in haste nd repented of at so much felsur, 4. And always done to py ’¢ T had no grudge ay \ even a love for. y are my tons. I will tetl you of them sone “Rhis, dearest. 1s our firat enforced absence from each other; and I feel It almost more hard on me than on you, other Reloved, let us Iny our hearts te pat tion to know that another part of the word contains the reat of me, Oh, the patof me, the rest of me that you am! S), thinking of you, Tecan never be tired, I rest yours. Letter XVI. ES, dearest, “patter: But tt ts Y a virtue T have little enough of nat: urally and used to be taught to pray for asa child, And I remember once really hurting dear Mother-Aunt's feel ings by trying to repay her for that teaching by a Iittic Intquitous laughter for me to fevl very contrite about, as 1 do nat I have seen as m nin the park at on place w + their plans ane ent plans league is interested Ishment of playgroun arke all over Uni um sorry to confess that > the most backward of all this respect. i think now that the Evening World ur fleht, we playground in h New York Cit Sult Against Mu fan Russel Harry Bra: 6 oreh who was the firet hus! Firet Dasband. fe, whe lv in Ch ta three children, one of whom, nine yoars ohi, 4s with the m: other wwo boy's are with th thls city. Mra. Lraham charsoa nes: and been compelled to earn her own Iv! —— A Tusy Ma Afternoon. Music Jovers have a plethora of this. afternoon. At Carnegic Tosolll, the young Italian pianist, « hia fret recital. He is sald to player of phenomenal ekill, Dav’ Hail, has arranged o f his a Mghtful song recitals. A third attra: ton is furnished | by the | America mphony irchernt under Franko, at the I. ecurh in which the "New World {e untamillar, “Gallamppin Consamenn.”’ ma pht, Outdoor Recreation Teague bas| s0 1: ten maintained an open-air gymnasium on| twee J ace eialened ee, edt: » the site of the Seward Park at Its own ila dara vitheu rile far ot ‘Slits Nolen, tent Mi tera, written, letters by permission of the Chiswick ‘ which will issue them in book form, Wo will give $1 to the first person who discovers the tdentity of the FP®LOOPRLLDLIPODILGL EMPL EHS PG EDOROOOS be playgrounds Ind ont frer entablished tn MRS. BRAHAM ASKS DIVORCE. | Iclan Who Was ra leader, of Lian Iituseeity ts betng sued for divorce by [aus second jnath Braham married } his divorce from the singer, There are Melbourne, Th ates I won ne y after eat she has riches a} {fs supposed, by a sand localities have mately upon certain r woutd not be telling it you now (f there are things in me T would conce adn even from you). I daresay you Ww guess It, but the M.A. is a most person over her private devotl Pe hanes tt was her own hablt, with th cares of a household sometimes oo Meting, which made her recite ty m often who, ‘ prayers by mundane matter b me pattern in patience out of these snij pings of her godly desires, So ane des angels in the discules of cros# poop with selfish demards on her time cane seeking to know where in her compost asperation ber. tlon or composure and, finding none, they let her ns peace to her miseal, where for a rewa ail the letters hi “And that, my my aunt wou! dear, comes of pation bey on her knees, and pp them himself, So tt hanpened one 4 A particular coat w away In her clothes on her the time waa sont. & was permit from her 1 kneel over her mor: What f brought oset—asd she © to fur! Fg eaims. nt ened out ingly she plained, and stil sho repre y saying In a tone of alll his time that you A monory the "How long, O 1 ‘ Mute Ne Wh ‘Are rold eahe became really angry — had aot come to pass, Well, dearest. 1f you have been with me oyer so much about pray this letter may. ten In golt Why T thar ft Ie bad the mouth or w, since you the dancing—wad partly Thad a had temper on me which nee curing, and being brough down point of owing no oth! arin down at not, T have ty lovin to yor point And T hope rome day, rowand to my present submisst you will sprain y pany Gust a very little bit for cuse) and jet me have the mur: lt hurts my heart to have your poor that Tam bores crying ot for cem! nm» to bring to them T fel robhed of a part of my domestic feat ne may Hever pick up what T have Just Ant I fear Fro v nD net sa would hay attor m and fee belove | n you get thin Twill br thinking of y do Lever lea our next m «1 more! (T) Re Contin AARLOWE IN or your own, for Her Hit in the | | Piece. \ hor than any which * Kreater st handle of her knife ‘How has she dor {think I can t homely, oli-f ft this thm you In Just oj 40 ossen| «, adorn forgivabl anly, lovable, testable, kissable on our stage Julla Marlowe at ih as Mary ‘Tudor. ‘1 called When Kull Unctly Mariowesque, ani the chai this remurkable actres scene, as a rare acer hid within a lady’s kere {ts delicious memory up laces for yearm to come fC eane, le Bispham, at the same time, in Mendeis- BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.—"Maggie Wile fama dled from. gallamppin 9 and top mpted to lose |work of the star’ which | cemso he ja so fort in tha will piny somo dainty old tausle with|;nnrm, which so few of our actresnes of to-@ay seem to possess-that charm which causes your wife, or your aunt, or your sweetheart to gasp; and which you. knowing nothing beter to any, Vague.y call “womantiness It ts a strong play—perhaps ‘he strong- est dramatized book of many years weak nere and tBere, but with few vul Rerable heels—but Fat Qro over certain Ke arene be ane fo {t Misa Marlowe has-not o gang iG CAG a Neld for hes, Walch, BPTIGSIRDD | lnglish Soprano Makes Her American Debut in Boito’s “Metistofele.” Marguerite M ons have passe A was presented here Ive in the ¢ nowas In the {owas Fausi | tral and her #in el throughout King In freshness jer pet legend of a ralntly pers a tantly interrupted over her y strive to picase’ Faust and sang & and he used hts Lis tinal solo being very well I been turned tnto gol was Wanner. say tli I graw a iiitle trea of the saying. I don't know what rience my unele had mtherel of her patience under like efrcumatances, but T nottee that to this day ho treads dell. ately, Ike Agag. when he knows her to fere thea to send me on hia errands Instead of doing y that he wanted ho had beet DU soanwice of the iMusion « cket while she continued to ut was hurne alt feat throug ti t RAWLING THE BROOKLYN TABATRES, Nat Goodwin, James ON Manns Presented In the Bo ©. Goodwin and Maxine F ost at the Monsauk Theatre, in Brook- Pn Bain py, and pinyers sup: Boro beeatisn the miracle #0 well curicd you writ. so tx partly ‘rte both to be down in Conuht bia ‘Theatr une Ef) ud 4 to the sma man anything rhich, sooner sald, has finally been . k now and ng belonging nearer the sore we) 1 Romain and W. Hallett among tte vo eauniy as strong in {ts cor “In OW Kent annual engag tures which ho won success fe inom) coms Ras Ie © still retained. t the heal of dat the Am- th players an Mann and Clara lpm pany. wan pias mort of the material at yemust have been truly put off Meredith fyt a i [aramm, was revived at the Park ‘Theatre ompany Kave an ac- Ms ° Haker Stock Ce othed. You must take feeptable perfor for the deed. 1 Kise ws omuch as even you can a Two Nerlin RLIN, Jan 15.—Two talented Berlin - Guido Frohbere af over again. When oft? Lave, love, love tll eting, ana then more love ekoting on Lake » for this reason n Tenia ood | ANEW PLAY. Womanliness the Secret of sin Marlowe's, support and Donia | Nor can Mire h Laminon, an heady har come onto who wan the in the skyline, WILT! AM RAYMOND BILT. heretofore marked with a noteh on the Cleanse Your System Oaces eek with ‘saturday Night? * but it should Haye been named plain “Mary Tudor," because it waa dis. James Means ' $2.59 Shoe. Known and approved by the public for DING "RETAILERS. nthe folds and SOLD. BY EE: In considering Miss Marlowe and her jart, one almort unconse! forget oF » alrelegates to. the backgr the book of Charjes, Major, which’ furnished her the inspiration; the skill of Paul Keater, ho adapted it for the xt and the Hiency of Eugene Preebrey wto made a Costu: lay, One is almost men’s si Rocurs, P Smooth tnnereoles No sure to buy 1] ‘sulted 10 your needs, Us) olenal: \MORas ROGERS, OF Toe "xoRE, THE WORLD: TUESDAY: EVENING, JANUARY 15, sy. IMARGUERITE MACINTYRE HEARD AS MARGHARITA. SOO OCC Or) FOR GHILDRE EN—It your little boy or from school or pl hr fi rub the throat What overcoat well not only this year but next year? Kersey—other cloths ina: come and go, but it’s a stayer. What cloth has most wea: Kersey again. 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PIANKA'S LIONS, HENRI FRENCH, ‘Quo VADIS JOE MART and CARRIE DE MAR, HENRY LEE, RICHARD HARLOW, AND OTHE Nev Living Pictures. | BiG STAR ACTS. =i aL0 LO eu Uroilyn Mata Ture. Sat. Phone 203 Mata EXT WEEKSLOST PAR IX 40 WARD’ & VOKES. | MYR TE pear eople. —| XT_WEDK—-"OAKEN HEARTS. |COLUMBIA, B®". “PO'NEILL _™ s MONTAUK, iter. efad He, TUM OK Fee poor brain ‘round and The cook de was fired and anotht 4 | PAY TEMPLETON, Eqyire Theatre MRS, DANE'S DEFENCE. zo