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Heth, son Of q Chicago era!n operasor. spd
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has been devoted in his attentions to q prom.
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pressed HE suit 50 successfully that the we'd. Cd
Nv: week sss ago Mr. H.,h cam. to Louis.
Vile and went direct 70 lewss VALLEY. where
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illness Of the 3, ySung lady a most disgTsoslul
iention Of avenging the insult. and. although
the family used svery efIo,t 70 ai.susds him,
the The following day. .xeeordinsly Monday even. even.
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TOR ra'sed q cowhlde which DO carried 10 his
% fiom sepp!s to chin Bet%re he Blow could sfs bs
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Hnd inc sowhids IIylna IKE a nan upon ths
friends ntesiereJ and s'orned hostilitiss. as as.
surina Mr.. Heth that his object had been &C.
any responsibility ior the brutal slsndsr. but
demands Mt once the fullest rerarstion for the
cruel blow which e., IN n,H R.nt"cky marks stain
hand. snefsS Hsnrg 9 M.tsrssn 3 Dr. 5.sa e.
MI. Heth has refused to make Al apology AMI
tobacco dealer. and ei:con.uI General War.
rem Green, son Of Dr.. Norvin nrsen; I" act Tor
.se he old p5 .sido sn .n s"soo fs s... ss q
the inIgsnse of Nj: Watt ;rso.: who hepst 10
sent. and positive action " II b. postponed till
tim % "f the pnSiciy Of the affair i. on. Of tss
most popular menbers OF l.onisvills aooi"tv.
sa1o Sn1 has the Tas nvss q" Mso
nent 10 Mr.. Helh was 70 have cen an, suncrd
today but owing to the publicity Of the pres.
sha is naturally alarmed ut the dnnGe- 10 ber
lover, but like q true Kentucky mai en- she
dinchinely supports him in his ronrsr.
frop, Ae |ourirr..o Hma'. Mas 81
"A personal difference hetween Mr. James p,
Heth OF Chicago and Mr. Douglas Sherey OF
gether creditabIe 70 both en,lcmrn. Tho io.
lowing corresrondence which passed. y-s!er:
asr aHs .ai Mess
son and John ". Green. acting on The pnrt Of
Mr.. Heth. and DR.. D. ". land-ll an Mr..
Henry Mat,erson, acting on the part OF Mr.
Sherley. 1t Is enough to say that the whole
affair was the result Of hot blood and mis-.
conception. tho principals to 1t bavi, q acted
hastily. as Is often the case with young gentle.
men, from whom dellberat'on cannot In all
cases and at all times be relied on. Ii gives US
pleasure to print the subjoined:
Mr.. HETH TO Mr.. sHFRLEY.
"M.Y a. 1891.
MY DEAR B1R: On Monday. acting under
excl ement and . misconceptioI, n' some OF
the facts OF the case. made an assault npon
you. am now satisned that acted hastily.
:" Meanwhile You have done all that ore Ren-
tlemAn could ask Or expect OF ero other. l there
fore wish to say that regret my preciril ancy
and homo you will blot the circumstance out
Of yonr memory. Fery res!ectiTlly; your
" To Mr.. Douglas Sherley."
MR. sHERLEY TO Mr.. HETH.
.s. LOUISVILLE. May 90.
my DEAR SIR: Your favor OF the 29th inst
ia before me. It affords me pleasure to answer
1t 10 tho spirit In which you write.
" Having pronered my readiness to make all
amends felt your letter. was due me-. Your
strain mo TO say that I. too. acted hastlly. and
under excitement but for which,. on both
Sides the unfortunate incident might have
been avoided. will, cir. forget the circum.
stance Very respectfully gDnT obsd.ss. ser.
10 Mr.. J. B. Hsth."