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THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 93, 1901. Last Confessions of Marie Bashkurtseff ac ce tears. Wha Monday, 7th Januery, 18% would have? o£ or ardent to excess, loving on] Ge@e 2 BoOOgon OOO OOOO Oooo OOOO OOOO CO Oon nr omiarnnn > og BnB BODEN E20 ~ 2 so to speak, whieh throws ttself é Saas ORTRAIT of Diana. At 3 o'clock s enthusiiatle as a ninetoensyeare JEANNETTE L. GILDER'S INTRODUCTION. ena of alti ipa Cea ty ice ane HSC ts old | N this new yolume of Marie Bashkirtseff's “Confessions” there la no njoy ing 7 chool In horrified oy < Sewell ee hevelaae $ | falling off in Interest. The entries in this journal h all of her eof such ole) Indecent exhibitien of Manet.” she ha 5 owlng those who characteristics. th ts revolting, What are we coming busy the theses tantuatle fo? [support her opinion to such aa domatas: of the worlaland oR S ee rOr eT! Perhapa the most striking pages of this volume are those devote! to the letters that passed between Marie and Guy de Mauparsant. She hid extent that Clalre goes into the corne:s thr never seen the novelist, nor had he ever secn her. She only knew aim by Mf the studio not to be caught bursting | 1 have recommenced a sketch of woe his books; a knowledge, one would think, that scarcely invited the confl- vat ring. Everything fs in the charm that I It me that all is finished, shail know how (2 to gt unjust dence of a young girl. This young gitl, however, was exceptional, The very fact that Guy de Maupassant was just what he was excited her intereet, an interest al- | 7 erry sphere. Yee. t mus tone 1 lov mor Must be that 4 will | me any ores neue i bie + + And, for the rest. Lam going 19/4 -1ns quite pale. Thin scent moon large scale. monot tn together Intellectual. She wanted to write to him and to recelve hia let- 2 tte. ‘ phat ever now ene oe ters, just as a naturalist wants to catch a now and strange insect | : *iler cousin. This pastel ts hung in the L » catch this ete aS we oO : fftvefve, and tt will need them, ret. Bhe felt'a sclentitle kind of interost in tal letter to him was short, but ft must have know.” she wrote, “that you are yorgig, and two casental points. But I warn you that I thought will encourage you to reply.” Maupursa: he wanted to know more of his fair correspondent. Ah, n, 4 atis not a ifetimet nt to you ¢ Tuesday ho January HEY have mounted my "Nau- Monday, 28th January. | Si ani the imbectle of a work- iT, o'clock T try a new model for hax made It big. How- : malt “Angin che araKeen ; not complain: only it ts tring. | am writing—what? Ah! it du not If 1 were itke thone devotees who | know lave not yet found the caste thetr torments ¢o God that He/* + + ¢ what ts incontestable. Is recompense t ! It would bej that it is more me to wtite trouble any ome. Our] than to pa & not v tholic on this poin ‘The true painter draw that that is called being a] poses * 9 * Go for a good spir-) also, am charming; th reply showed that Ged Here: And if 1 nover h success 1 shall be ¢ my art © really encourart apable of loving only The Evening World to-day continues the series of remarkable entrics in the diary of that strange and world-famous Russian irl, Maric Bashkirtseff. Thediary comprises Mile Bas | . sketches, com- most without knowing it EI, not too much, with thls giftel for painting, dnd Meanwhile masses of Mtcrary sketches, Hke < as Dshould staged in the out. ‘That Jast conteasions aud will be pudlished in fuli, fromday to day. ‘some Wednestiay, 9th January. [1 hay AM tempted to give thanks to God) ithe portfollo of a painter who knows | that [have repainted the cap on the) nothine, but has the call One can- left In the ploture, and tt looks to! nor Soamany Se eoceieate ne very good T have a nature so dl=|¢ 6 to paint ety erste: verse and s> droi! that I might be one tun d an) writevattees (Copyright, 1901, by Frederick A, Stokes £0.) 4 2th November, 1883 myself seriously, and) my conduct {s Ike that of one who has gentus. I am artlesaiy proud, and calm OU do not know one thing! I THE DIARY. am eenible of beginning to take Friday, 16th N. ; | AM at Jouy, staying wi one is up ab retin Canrobert to do Inndecape. And It) ina inattrerent as | ane ' a superior apirit. T fmeant to be | A a at a ar To lve? When I have tal | a ? a ent. having tried to get out aaant oe ng Saturd. 12th January. [1 din before? 1 shail regret aang? Now, Ihave here a study on Chopin) (oo ine, my preor Idezt, Paganinimartists with —hnnds| hai euse cm remacicemecel artiat-gods! Wagner was one of them. | eee Oe belleving that it has happened Then, my Ittle one, you are sensibiel on imes | feet myself liwink ast th only of these mundane, nolsy out ward glories? No! But I demand that entus should be accompanied by them. Genius ought to enjoy all mustc, ail { cense, all flowers. Life, enriched wi © ridicules my AREGHAL CANROBERT comes] Dear ange.! 1 am admirable and! T take us, Claire and me, and}adore myself. It x mental at bottom, ant : g is because I haye febvre'e and Tony ket well to-day, and I have also some subilme dresses, aub- iam very se vert-Fleury’s. confess that I did not do ovre's talent. 1 seen In his place things of an ileal Exactitude, firmness, grace, are tothe utmost. Tike this draw-[ © men of genius everything one must feel ~ vo altogether in imagina- Wednesday ULIAN says that ea to see him, spoke It ts so muc more so that I have go much adoration, takes in my eyes Its me. What care I ehall tike with than tha ofe Ingres Ahern named twenty, seitrs, and at this age ts et ul glo delicacies ° ne may even have visions. * * * But true nepect. this picture! Art and iterally enchant the eye, And nothing|1 have not the time, and after having isuns Temainod for several hours standi Jectded. an unerring A049] with arma in the afr. to mould the clay, I belleve no onelone has only one desire, to sleep and Rinne eelae note Anes |itexintakain) tomorrow: 5 ted; yet it hax ree] am very happy and at ‘Ah! my God! Let me be independent.| famous! * * * No logic of let me work, make of mea veritable) preriration, nothing eter? |#troke of mad Joy * Tuesda: November, 1883. | mph on the erand |‘ going to see this great canary | suonowe I dream of It next ounent hom one yroad painting—an nent and exquisite delicac suine time great power, H's por- Tuesday, 2th January, ite are admirable, although lacking: ] HAVE been to see Munkacay’s te: do not] r,or even that {s offered to me. It bores me.| the most. pat tatec: it. would. ood as posstble, in fact the best of! 1. 1 taypossible; it would be tov mur his kind; he has even some heart. I be-| Ang then © * * 1 sho my own | Heve. In fact * ° © But that is not | Juiew pastion-Lepage. for me. And I add: “Unfortunately. Fagen Oh, to be stuptd! To be beautiful and fe of hee fell stupid! That Is what I would wish for) svine gisiay and my daughter—beautiful and stupid and! appeared with some principles, s0 lost. I should ike to know whether this Journal gives aa {dea of a feally su- perlor creature, who assumes in the IWiance ar « more, but the|| “Christ on the Cross.” The howe. ire ts so true that (t makes one forget of the happy Munkacey Is a veritable ingielsexnimost marvel, As for the plcture—Christ Be- Seip “4 tween the two thieves, many peopl beginning Lefebvre aid not ree- oentze me; on learning that it wae I he] “found, a black sky. the figures stand changed completely, becoming very amt-[0Ut against the Hght. Very fine color, {able mnd thanking me for the honor that pasa expres Shyaogno aay discontenta 111 did him in calling, adding that he was| ® eensuperb a. tones very. i lly painted. Joucse myself? I explun them by say-|pardeularty pleased to see me. He wilt] Stan . nat | have all the merits, but that|oome to my atudio on Sunday next eer, “ me they gallery | ath Magrsehe, know how to make uee of them. | This evening at dinner every one quite Christ on the cross, a Christ quite abne, y talent. [E combine all put T was in white for our® New| by Velasquez, which produces #0 polg- t does not make the way clear. Gc ad swag) veryp takings 4 even|P&Rt an effect that one cannot look! at ine does Krew them. And I! Evt have all merits. How the frequet aturdas. 224 De made Jultan © which {< fin te mean Sunday, 21 December, 1883. ‘To the thought of seeing my, yester- mire tt and ask myself why ‘am mot day's painting again {* joined the] moved. . terror of finding it bad, and I weep— (To Be Continued.) ‘ t what. The saions hold ratio world an amiable and patronizing alr RAE ein eeaanntteaing great lany the heat | " way G Fe the year passabiy ite {prilone ; and suffers the fooleries which she {s Bad. s US the litte girl. ts Galle rated salons, Er 2 |Tawvetoe cn voun imya litHesonescthat j.wellelaonisn expected art crowne| Munkacay’s picture is much admised: mblieea Veni linton tio! | ret} (this afternoon 1 = to the LDH HUSA Al tue eid is a : poweh on fomie one else’a preserves ment, and to-night there are none thew jewish sarinenta, vein sug, 12? meeting of the Women Painters) Abatiatinitece AA RAE WRAL ul sutdens ones fr Dre GARE | ere tiful tones, are dazgling. * * ro~ and Sculptors—it is about our approucn- | ar aes “ Tae tating obsee! no; mequires)) S| Sunday, th December, othe ht men weep at the foot of the cross; but usta carucient suclenaeel Tea | tng exhibition, Mt | oe a Rare natieia i i CO) CTC aS MILE BASTIEN ha come; he has Bo iter Faye ta judaes it did. not ewes ie 3 nere are thir e Ab tae % ‘5 fe Sed e ty EB 23 \s et . tn hea neahinglitBsoptcuenasy to overs av race lacks one knows Oh, yes! Lord m | AM in a moot for weeping to-dey-| would make one saudder. As it, Tad: isphes Pe tran tls frighten one. The chapter on “Infatu-| acting the difference in weight, experi-|ation" well portrays my Impressions. ces, He writea there of “the too ardent Torela mieentrate, 1 A WHIRL E30. HADTSHORN IMPROVED S SELF ACTING <\ speriment with at cut prices: Special line, newly woven— The $1.10 grade, now... BHO, 8 The $1.20 grade, n w..... 95c. The $1.50 grade, now..... $1.15 This is the kind of value that carpet ferior shade roller: not be r . No matter how yur shade may be, the most sickening disgust ‘crept over me for the life I had Jed the past four days—an utter collapse of my philan- thropy, I wanted to Ko away and be frivolous. 1 wax hideously bored. I hated the sick woman, her poverty and everything serious life. stole away nif she had be and sent Lack a servant to stop une. TL) ores she would have could get a trained nurse, I never went) near the woman again.” euld make the me e werld,'” he sutd ince they ¢ fied u no sestet of her love for od ure of suc- | ¢ doing hin, cso it is mounted on a t doubt the | Her pressod her to lim with passton- veh for hit genuine TARTSHORN SHADE ; ate sympathy. "Poor callie: he mati the nee | 2 dealers canrot offer you—a good ex- B A “you have lived only in the ehaliows { " i ample of what you sive by buyinng, For Effective Work T wish you always might.” Ho Nas pr I? tater < } i 5 trom us. a — But she was too happy to heed any f Veit . k f ote M . . ms - A F thing but the strength of hte er pe dhiena. despite (her | 4 " Money-saving specials : jin piano playing, either for the “You don't know: yourelf, he st i sheen Known dul ROLLER. It has patent clamps Worsted Velvets oc. 4 He AA jot the least lettte bit.’ Sea es inean forta . tl panes ki trek Regular 81.19 per yd beginner or the artist, it is neces- fi know! a lotimore’ than you thinks | poe pricier pee aan ats or fa ne de, making tacks unnecessary. tra Tapestries. best quality, at ret te A know how I can love you.” thom ehe p ¥ Peer oan ese) 3: ry that the piano should have a hom she iked an: ary Gordon the women bel Rollins doubted “he said You make no take if the label on the roller bears this autograph . . . Ett blo woop ROLLERS. TIN ROLLERS. RUGS. HeattAll wool laren inui eat light, responsive action. You will jtind such a piano in the “Pease,” jand over 66,000 purchasers to ‘You hardly know that. You have | merely a vague, far-away notion. All your woman's lore ts borrowed, and you are only half awake. Your mind, ” your mental conception of things, haa]. Pst! OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. | outrun everything else. If the otner Uke. that im ——s — ' 5 aie | Maes S ‘ me Englishman, somes 9 Drie ever nuh, you would be al Were hes wt thitnge : nee = | Onk 20x10 at SU4EB. oo. bear witness to the fast sane Yorba, Cal,, to marry a, to whom be | Wonferful woman. then [don't know that aula freint atte al a A i er’s. prices and special wee oS hse ensuged “He tests Helena Be! Something in his tone made her takel livimon: will be uote imma Rad delen ieidinceiinut Fenech Pewerarrch China and Japan Mattings. jfacturer’s p od used Pe aan elrese, noted for ber sessatriait hep will between her teeth aa Man hates to go back ona girl the free treatment will 1 ements. See our leader at #06. per Toll {monthly terms. Good used pianos marked af wi cach me," st aald, a cS 0 1 with 1 ee ns an Sere sinmasenemmed |] Gh eeu Bee a ehmen on costa ve Value 75. i, Marie, tr, asian, ot the 42° |periouaiys vas long a wo Are eateries i Niet wf 26TH ANNUAL Proctor’s\ . verted 5 Ag & i "DOBSON 8 | of celebrated aes at $125 and rt her intent in Clive trom | slive. vg | Bs, Sar Mire. T, 2382 Elsa Buti at! ca ae | J J 4 7" Hen etry Mery ene mets eiisteane “Yea, 1¢ Tam a scoundrel. But don't! looks like a ‘Tuneral.” iNirtes 7 neital ls Combined Intercollegiate | common Entertainments | VeutiE: #3 - 3 up. Pianos rent ty, try, aenes ont Clive erate Co veeh other cer let ug talk about that now,, please. U/ oven poor litte tn when ‘he feat cat Ky., weltens—"T sent for a tras 0 Athletic and Bic cle 2 ut scree @ th Street, cor. Sth Aven lor seaside. Write for catalogue. w b ; ; ; « mn that delighttuiy iWern and st the. : | aan Prose mast rejoin Mary in Ban el nd ke re- é q n he | Bye Sire UO thanded all thougns of Sie Wanene for [OH OF this, HEB dome ANE TE Tties| week z: Mention tn hin even for Sn ton cfear the tack YMC in ie. Tae PEASE PIANOCO., that time. Let us go home and ait in your boudotr. | Cie would nc Ifeel ax if 1 should Mko to be sur | ie] B CHAPTER VIII. Lec ed by the conventionalities of life) ffelena,, but toait up all night with the spent hours of the Championships, aus. ; : 128 West 42d St., bet, oth Ave. & B'way. BERKELEY OVAL, MAY 24 & 25, |?ill Sl) + quinine ; " te me. One feels too primitive in| And there was nothing LEY U ¢ ‘ ren ane Farealee. eet foryaritms . ‘aspect When they were now _TICKETS AT SPALDING!S. an 4230 geld Brooklyn Amusements. ; 4 £ ing she awoke with a calles lematah or 9 — = = sot = ¥ if 3 his shoulder and looked up into|siien’*pang of sympathy for Mary Wa mald brougit 7) S ’ vt , ————_ : the. feathery, root, guisenil Pane Berea nates me'to awaken — PASTOR’ wn GRAND V7, ‘ieee HAVERLEY’S MUSEE, A ray of light wandered in and touched |, Her, intuitions wire peener thengtney | ayo Nelmont: [am galing away Jo W Matinee = C EAR FULTON. wen. § bs sa few teal hf turtsy. se: q } 7 ‘K \* RK E: ‘e + her face. then sprang out of bed and rang for her | Yours ack jon” Mond, a Saturilay OS svelte “I am so happy,” sho sald, “I don't) matd. 10 20 P.M. Daily EPPS’S COCGA | we starcd at the abrupt. tor: et wit mene: care what to-morrow brings. 1 have| she went out into the garden and In dismay for a moment Waite ‘ — . thought and thought of being with you|gathered a banket of roses for the || ; 1 moment, t GRATEFUL ahead Ce Tie MERCHANT ir Feet MONTAUK. S370eg2 Wee ‘this, and now Tam, and it ts] re Kt tere tne court, the dew ont ae een kiruasle In her Distinguished everywhere | CENICE, wliuitiaclel: prenise saan. enough. I ought to be serious—1 know|/her halr, nor damp frock clinging to his word and return, A or Deiicacy of tiavor, Su- EXTRA MAT! DECORATION. DAY. VENICE, wiivisivis THEATER 4 what you are thinking of—but it doesn’t|her bust and arms, Clive was standing faith in the Aster or Quality, and highly EXT i B = Hee tac Bere vies a NYS, 1{by the fountain, and alone, |charm, no ma go salve matters@ nothing} bute thisy matters, iin eyes had been dull, but tho light| might accomplt Swan vs Propertios, Spe- HERALD “Witt. potions BIJOU | AMELIA BINGHAM COMPANY | MACY. Never took Ife serlously—except In Alyprang to them ax he went forward to!) It way a hot day, ant her guests w cuuly crateful and com- t dice ty} ise Cite isch tea DIPLO nort of abstract mental way occaston-|mect her. o Indolent to deany tilings bit the abe n& to the nervous and Mieeran "THE BRI UAB ee he RE Sas | THE CLIMBERS. Sy eT ET a Theil ors ally—unt!] a week ago, and I doubt if 1] He half held out hia arms. hd sinoke wnd pend: yepuptic. Sold bygrocers | CAST t MUL Sie ingame Heston Clones 10 dure Ke | GARRICK caw aa. nav could Keep {t up." FTE Eee a eee te eee leer eaeti enon nwaniel toate and storekeepers in half KEITH’S HAT HR MAN nie MATINEE TODAY. IC APT. Hons “You could keep it up. You don’t know | * ,/! A ” Lanes ine re eem alonain oundtins, labelledJAM lingua balay Aah fs | . ey me into the dining-room,” she | day in, zy a po Ss, tabelle ES . i - x ay yourself.” pati. “and heln me arrange them.” | the cake ardeny ia EPPS & CO., Ltd., Hom@= jw esau ss be 1 | DEW EY ROYAL BURLESQUERS, So win BUn Z = Ye uf Looking Fe “Once I got dreadfully bored and took] The water sas ready ih ally OF | Site rather en} sive pathic Chemists, London, 2 oe any i fAVi Cosethr See doe | GARDEN THEATRE, 202 a, 4 at. ae re ro care of a sick poor woman who Ilved ["3he disposed of the roses with a few | She coneneted lew i i England, REPUBLIC, ter! Cearte EM REINER DECORATION DAY. | t > 3 {nn cabin near a place where I was! practised touches, then turned : sand | REE i SUPPER nivel YB Ras Er A EEA Ave, | UNDER TWORLAGS Wit Seancus nates of facts! staying, Her husband was away In the|flung her arms about Clive and kissed |" sho Je ; | ’ ~) LOVERS'LANE eat | Ts. UNDER TWOFLA we Cigente i mines, and she had no one to look after) i tne matter?’ she asked, | MOU Wear wh : i weal nniscarra. | ——.——- = ~~ eel etrekaek her but nelghbora ax poor as herself, 1{»puin't you sleep? pages & a -AMERICAN £2.° SUPT ETN Yene, NAy/251.Cm CRITERION THEATRE ‘i i + sat up with her and worked over her as] | not muca. i ; : : MATIQER DMLY TP parr Tl ANS. Mats Mal. tre Mat. May 39. They {f whe were my sister, I wan frightfully | "YOU sald you would not think, Not ar esadisite tint at AE AT < eeouanagees et Ov) JULIA MARLOWE | “WES SS Interested, and so proud of myeelf!]""p ‘mhall try not to." |Diev ales at tae thought of It 7 f vin ir Dhextorenectie pee tot aay ————— Then one morning—1 think It was the] “You must sleep after breakfast. UI! a tse the ledge belo: WETROPOL!s STE ASULS -| Wanisos 8. THEATH sty near way, ‘as uliting by tne window about|have your room darkened and ali the | huge rea | he 8 Apvihcenvents Wallis Stok Com y A + KOSTES & BIAS 8.2! 18.00 Slat tees We $a) d (orclock looking at the view, which was| Horrid Mex hus out, and Faun will wand | i igilin Ing rocks. falling | e Neat Wigk LEAI EAS OITA B DIALS pais ‘ STH TIME, JU ‘ } beautifu:— a ralling country covered|puanes."”” at no one \vith thelr bamMed roar. ST a WAL tae M3), Bere 3 WILLIAM ‘COLLIER | ON THE QUIET. | s901 wens ANSIASE “Whit y . e ’ in the Merry Dis: TI "way 45id at. Ev.9 15. =—— = Serer Trae Cera Te erengs book a ov with closely. trimmed grapevines, und), “What a doar little wife you would |, Thare, wan, nelther peuce nor reason DALY’S > SAN TOY cits Nid ‘Al iI Ess NELL| THENEH YORK Ye eS este fear T ce Garden, 34285 a inoetikats mubetanitaly ree mr Uae Hei ive lhe m you think I would make a good | She was inacunlble of any, Anatinet be: otra 7 ee CROSMAN | MISTRESS NELL x13 PARNLN Cla sd NO RATORUR Bares | iithexraph Foard. covers, pith pewed: bad waa so quict! Etern! : i iy yond an insufferal dest ors oes SURES DYES EMT MY ar SLATES — - - - . AY, MA i Hiner that gdipe tor four iaibg SUN cout do anything with ai thie raw (Dhyateal presence,” Ute Oo" Nt i Da pear acon tarts (EL ENG auoneo aaa crea EL CAPITAN.” trimmed edgne, 2/9 9 Prise 2 fad ys 29 I looked, materialz” (To Be Contiiued.) ys 4 Sat, Sam, KittyaClara Mortoe | MUS ER | And Epecial Attractions to-Dey, |W, C. MANDEVILLE AND MAMIB GILROY, drom Dal eae * Wiepay x