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"OWN HOPE K
IIP IN LONDON
Soulful Poet, Accused of Pla
f glarlsm, Dedicated Book to
Society Matron Here
SEES BLACKMAIL PLOT
"Dorian Hope," nltas Bret Ilollnnd,
to ustf the namo that "irritated him as
an artist," has como to llfo again. Tho
jmiltul poet accused of having stolen
utmost bodily a book ot verses called
"Pearls and Pomegranates," and dedi
cating It to a society matron of this
rlty, has bobbed up at No. 24 HarlB
Court Gardens, London. 9. W.-O.
"Pearls and Pomegranates" had
been dedicated to Mrs. Florence Enrle
Coates, 2024 Spruce street. Tho book
wis put out by G. P.'Putnam's Sons
Annd almost Immediately withdrawn from
the market after Miss Miriam Vedder,
142 East Nineteenth street, New York,
had appeared at the publishing house
nnd proved that twenty-six of the
rearls of poesy la Dorian's book had
en written by h-r. Then Dorian dis
nnpenrrd leaving, tho police Bay, n fow
bad cheeks hi his wake.
Dorian, in a temperamental storm,
that jibes well with his tall, dark,
esthetic look aud limpid eyes, has writ
Hn to his homo paper, tho Gnstonia
Gazette, of Gastonia, N. C, with de
nials that he ever gave bml checks,
vroto another's signature; denials that
la ever stole any ono cUe s poetry, nnd
vivid descriptions of his soul storms
inco the placid surface of that deep
ool of feeling has been mflled by the
ynklnd criticism of a crude, cold world.
Why Ho Changed His Namo
In this connection, it may bo said
that he -takes tho name of "Dorian
Hone." because this lemlniscent of the
decadent character he so much admires
In Oscar Wilde's "Dorian Grey."
In one splendid flight Bret explains
about his name.
"And as to my name, It Is not mere
ly a pen name; It is my legal name,
riven mo by my mother, nnd affidavits
to this effect are In three courte. It
vjls with her snerod sanction and bus
ifstlon that I changed it because I linil
been firrt named for n preat-unclc by
jiiarriaco whom I had never lenrnid to
love and who mutually shared tho ijr
l oran-a, und because association with
the namo became- irritating to ine as an
ertlst. No name other than this should
boused lu regard to me. When a man
achieves a name and lives up to it ho
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When a prlnco ascenda to a throno he
lo known over afteiward as a king."
Among other things, Gret, or perhaps
It is better now to say Dorian, wroto:
As you havo Joined tho 'happy
throng' of charlatans who seek to libel
mo with absurdly false and grossly un
just atacks in tho American press, and
havo dedicated tho uso of your columns
to this foul purpose, to tho extent of
printing, among other things, forged
and poorly written letters, and attrib
uting their authorship to my pen. you
not merely confer upon me the right,
but you imposo upon mo tho duty, of
reply.
Claims Blackmail
''I think I can traco tho beginning
of these malicious manifestations to nn
attempt to blackmail made on mo in
August, 1020, when I was threatened
with the publication of certain letters
of mlno, harmless letters of poetry and
passion, that had been stolen from tho
friend I wroto them to, and which, by
tho thloves In possession of them were
thought to lend themselves to miscon
struction. They offered to return them
to me if I gavo $3000 nnd tho emeralds
and diamonds of tho Into Collis P. Hunt
ington, that wcro given tnc by his sis
ter, my noble frjend and nn admirable
poetess, tho lato Ellen M. H. Gates."
"Again, you must observe that I am
not writing In any hcatnt all, and I am
telling you something of my likes, as
well as my dislikes. For a part of 1010
nnd 1020 I mado my residence In New,
York, which fact you have already pro
claimed to the panting public. During
thoso roso-colored months I did num
berless things, 8omo of which were
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creditable. I wroto soma of my best
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FIND $7000 STOLEN SHOES
Drayman Acousod After Truokload
From Dlx It Taken
A truck containing 1400 pairs of
army marching shoes, valued at $7000,
was seized and tho drayman, William
Broadley, of 2018 East Rosehlll street,
was arrested last night charged with
larceny and haririg stolen goofe In his
possession.
Dotootlyea Bevern and Murphy, of
Central Station, mado the arrest at
Kensington avenue and D street. Tboy
said tho shoes wero stolen from Camp
Dlx. y
Broadley denied knowing the shoes
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twenty-eight cases, In which tho shoes
wero packed, to this city. The men
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Oh Me! Oh Myl Son? Fox-trot
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