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do it. He laughed at her good bit, and
taunted her with it because she was the daugh-
ter of a politician Another time a letter
came from some woman in the West asking
for the address of some syndicates-a perfectly
proper question to put to such club. The
president read it out in derisive manner, and
seemed to think it great joke, and while the
blood in my veins was boiling at this South
ern woman said she would take it and send
the woman the addresses desired.
''Women in the club were supposed to be
writers of something Now, have nothing to
say against people who write advertisements;
it is a money-making business, and one that
undoubtedly calls for vivid Imagination, but
still do not think it is journalism. | have
nothing to say against a dear little soul who
wrote her first article after she Joined the
club; still, don't see wherein came her claim
for admission, but | do think it funny that
women who have only written checks or who
are anxious to get in with literary set-save
the mark ARE eligible for membership. |
tried TO do my best in that station in which /
had been placed by vote | wanted neither
ducats nor kudos from such club, but / got
an immense knowledge from various types of
women.
''For the first time in my life | met the
woman who was determined to hold on to her
position like leech, who doesn't intend to do
any work, and who can't add anything to
bby her name, but who clings and clngs,
and even death won't put her out-death
doesn't want her; she is the woman who is
ruled by the last idle gossip she has heard, and
who is wildly anxious, by making new acquain-
IN toll ba
wipe off the marks on the slate of her life.
met the woman who is a cat clothed in cash
mere, She looks at you inquiringly, wonders
what she ought to do, then goes home and
writes you letter, and tells you what you
ought to do She is willing to give everybody
advice about their work, and she does her own
very poorly. Then met the other type
THE WOMAN WHO FLATTERs,
and natters, and fatters-who writes you a
letters and tells you that your genius is so
great you ought not to be wasting it on the
work that you are doing; later on you discover
she has made an application for that very
work. I'd discover, too, how women, follow
ing the fashion Of O'Connell, will drive a four
in-hand through constitution without a
wink. After all this you will do as | did
N'il'N ilOiiiS t*ilN ON tAOhI W gOuI
the man who advised you not to do it--tell
him Of the envy, hatred, malice, and all un-
charitableness that exists in a womans club,
and find he is too much of a man and his
manners are too gentle for him To say, Il told
you So But you will have a small weep and
announce to him that you have done with it.
Any advantages? Yes; there were three.
got acquainted with dear little doctor, who
was as loyal as giant and wasn't afraid to
speak the truth; with a Western woman,
whose heart is true, whose words are honest,
and who is as big Of brain as she is of heart;
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Special Correspondence of SUNDAY HERALD.
New YORK, March 20.-Are you believer
in woman's clubs | am not. Woman is not
3 parliamentary creature She sees no reason
why she should not ''sass backn and grow per-
sonal any time she wants. and she has no hest
tation whatever in telling of her committee
work, of whispering around Of who has and
who has not been blackballed, and of showing
that she herself is very leaky vessel.
was talking with a woman the other day
and she said this: IA year ago was tempted
and fell-fell into being a member of the
'Woman's Press Club | had been duly
warned by the men of my family that | would
bitterly regret this, but | believed that men
knew nothing. thought ''Iere at last is
the ideal club 1t will be composed of women
writers. and wherever there is one who needs
lift the helping hand, in the way of giving
her the name of an editor who wants work, or
the kindly voice in the way of Offering her
suggestion, will be found They will be
bright women, they win be businesslike
women. | shall find meeting them once
month pleasure, while, as for the business
meetings, of course women who earn their
own living Will know how to conduct these
properly
HOW WOMEN RUN A CLUB.
1.-The original officers were elected by ac-
clamation. Then for several months the
club worked along without constitution in Il
very aimless manner, but still hoped against
hope that it would eventually prove of some
value. Last autumn circulars were sent out
announcing that there would be an election
for vice presidents, treasurer, secretary, and
some other officers No mention in this circu-
lar was made about the election OF a presi-
dent, and yet when we got there we found
there was TO be one, and we hadn't sense
enough TO know that the whole thing was
Illegal, because no notice had been given Of II.
''One woman, who was energetic in her de-
sire 10 see some good officers put in, was
asked to be teller Of Yotes-I think that
what you call it-and she took the position.
though she said she didn't want to, and never
realized until the next day, when her husband
Jold her, that the thing was done to get her
of the hoor 50 she couldn't work for her can
didate and that she ought to have refused to
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-22
CONSUMPTION surely Cured.

To the Editor: Please inform your readers
that / have positive remedy for consump-
tion. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. | shall
be glad to send two bottles of my remedy
FREE to any of your readers who have con-
sumption if they will send me their Express
and p. o. Address. Respectfully, (. A.
SLoOUM, M. c., 181 Pearl ST., N. Y
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Electric ReIt Free.

TO introduceit and obtain agents the under
signed firm will give away few of their 100
German Electric Belts invented by Prof. Van
der Weyde, Pres. of the New York Electrical
Society, (U. s. Pat. 257,647,) positive cure
Power, etc. Address Electric Agency, p o..
Box IT'S, Brooklyn, N. Y. Write to them
to-day.
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PETTICOATS IN CLUBS.
s.BAB" GIVES HER EXPERIENCE AS a
MEMBER OF A WONIAN'S CLUB.

What She Thought She Would Find and
What She Found-How Women Run
Club-What They Do Before You
and Behind Your Back-The Women
You Meet-A Warning About Wo-
man's Clubs-A Venus-like Petticoat-
\ Hint of Some Spring Styles-A Love
of a Bonnet-The Latest Colors and
Who Should Wear Them-A Few
Lenten Renunciations.
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Wanted.

Within ten days l want purchaser for a
seVen-room cottage, outbuildings, and three
acres Of ground in fruit and grass eight miles
50, 700, $500 cash, balance monthly.
+. BENJAMIN,
Ralston Building, 6l2 F street northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-22
You Arc In a Rad Fix.

But we will cure you if you will pay us.
Men weak, nervous, and debilitated, suffering
from evil habits or later indiscretions, send for
Book OF LIFE, Dr. Parkers Medical and Sur
gical Institute, 1853 n. Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn.
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r 5 A LII

LOTS.
,o., Per Foot
81, pet 10Th and 18th nw."..............$2 25
lotn and n sts ...........................5 5 90
l4tn, near L 2 so
n H ave, bet l. and NJ NV. 9 90
9th st, bet r l ave and st.... 65
y ST, near l4th st, nw............"......... l so
EIorida ave, LIE Droit Park. ................ 1 10
Washington Heights, Wyoming ave.. 25
M st, near North Capitol l........, so
lie Drolt fark, Maple ave.................... so
henesaw ave, MT Pleasant, near 18th ST.. 60
Columbia Heights, near 18th nw... 40
l2l LON ana sts ne, 70 600 feet. 35
SPECIAL BARGAIN - Businers prop
erty on Met Branch and r R.. 60
$4,000 feet in Trinidad, bargain, 25c and 35c
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l" W. SPEAR GEORGE c vIDETTo
SPEAR & VIDETTO.
REAL ESTATE
Fl IN nancial Agen tS.
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS MADE
OFFICE: 61O H STREET n W.

1850 cash, easy monthly payments.)
9th st, bet G and II sts ne, 6rs and bath,
oii III $500
North Capitol st,lbet NJ and N, 8 RS and
bath. bay windows. s,....:................ 4,7OO
lst ST, near me, o rs, bath, latrobe, etc. 1880
(only $500 cash.)
Sth st ne, near Q, rs and bath, electric
bells and speaking tubes. 200
Maryland ave, near 10Th ne, 4-room
frame ...."..........,............ 1,5OO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-21
aius Colt Otakss.

Again We call attention to the Maine colt
stakes-whieh close next Monday, May
25th-in order that none Of our readers
may neglect to make entries TO the secre-
tary, g. M. Twitchell, Augusts. The q
surances received from representative
horsemen ell over New England ard the
Middle States that they shall attend the
State Fair. are such ~ to warrant the be-
lief that more will be present than ever be.
fore, and, therefore. Of all places in Maine,
this 10 where the colts should be shown.
Not only to promote the success of the
State society, which has slssys ehampioned
the cause of Mains breeders, but also to
secure all possible advantage 10 advertising
the quality Of stock, should there be .
liberal response. The financial bene At, are
all on the side OF the exhibitor, aud yet the
officers desire the largest possible number
Of entries. Swell the Maine Colt Stskes
II YOU can name bat single colt Make
an early entry. Remember the date Of
closing-Mondsy. May 18th, ct II P. NJ.
Prove merit by public performance.
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Little, but Lively.
"Little drops OF water,
Little grains OF sand,
Mpke the mighty ocean,

And dropping into prose, we would say,
that DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are mild
but prompt in relieving constipation. sick
hesdxcfe, bilious attacks pain in the region
Of kidneys, torpid liver, snd In restoring .
hesIthy, natural action to the stomach and
bowels. % cents . vial. One pellet q
dose. Little, but lively. The usa Of the
old style, drastic pills is an outrage on the
bum IN system may 1sd&wfolrm
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The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
With which ladies may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup Of Figs, under all condi-
tons make it their fAvorits remedy. It il
pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle
yet efectual in acting on the kidneys, liver
and bowels. may
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First Meeting OF the Maine Boagd q
Dental Examfoors.

Msiuss FIRST board Of dental examiners
held their first meeting at the State House
Wednesday forenoon. Governor Burleigh
rendered them the use Of his private room
IN which to hold the meeting. The folio wiog
gentlemen we're present and qualified Dr..
Il. j Roberts Of Augusta, d. W. Fellows OF
Portland, r. b. Miller Of Rockisnd, L. s
Chiicott Of Bangor. and Fred Saver Of
Skoshegsn. f. J Roberts WAS chosen presi-
dent, DIV. Fellows, sec'y. All the detsils
and prelimiua,ies attenisn. on organization
were arranged very satisfactorily. The
first work to be undertaken by the bosrl
will be to examine every dentist Who has
beasa 10 practice in the State since the All
of last March and who wishes 70 continue
to practise here. Every DENTS, Ia the
State il practice pri1r to March 9Th 10
entitled to registration. The Board I'D
jonrned to meet in Bru,suick on July 90.
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"Suppose Mime. Blavatsky comes to life
agaia?' excIaims An earnest iheosophisr
While you are surprising, why not suppos
s,mething reasonable, such a. . perpetual
motion machine that will really go, or some
thing Of that sort?
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STATE NEWS.
WHITEHEAD.

WHITEHEAD.
Rev. 0. Tyler has An appointment at the
church 81 k!ns's Mills every Sabbath after
noon, ct half past two O'Clock. He 10 also
superintendent Of the Sabbath school which
convenes immediately after service. The
schoo'houss st that pisce has been re-
painted; also the house Of Bradford
King, formerly known - the Gro
well house. The Sabbath school 1t
he bali, District No. 8. was reorsanized
last Sunday, and A. II. Prebie re. elected
superintendent, --Arbof day WAS observed
10 this district by Samuel Kennedy aud A.
II. PEBBLE in planting shade trees, maple,
oak and poplar.
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Somerset.
HARMONY.

heavy rain on Saturday has made veg
citation come forward fnely. although the
temperature 10 quite cold for the season.
The early sown grain 10 lookiug well.
Farmers have about completed sowing grain
and planting OF potstoes. IL weather
favorable corn will be planted
next week. There is more old
hay on hand than for many years,
tnd 10 ceiling for seven dollars per ton
The Sabbath school is under the supsrin-
.endence Of Mrs. Clifford Hight. who ha.
illed that office several years before -
Sylvester Kimball, who has been confined
the Iossne Asylum, has been sent home
recovered.
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ONR ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs u saksn, il i pleasant
sad refreshing to tee tas.s, and acts
GENTLY yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cieansss tbs sys-
ssrn sfsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fsvers and sures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs il tie
only remedy Of it, kind ever oro-
tuoec, pleasing Sc the tas.s and &C.
;eptabls TO the stomach, prompt in
y action and truly beneficial In it,
affects, prepared only from the most
asalthy and agreeable substances, it,
9aAay sxcsiien. qualities commend it
% Ill and have mads il shs mos.
oopulA; remedy krown.
Syrup Of Figs b for sA.s Ia SC
sdd u bottles BY al leading drug
gisa Any rsiisbss druxxisa who
may aos nA,s is On land VII pro
cars Il promptly ioz any sas who
~isase 70 ny Il. Dc net asssPs aay
sabG5tuta. -zh
sALiF6AH;A Fyt ykNgsr g.
60 sAx sassoises. eAL
ssssoyiiik. ~ seW pSNs s.g
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Friday afternoon the Diamonds play tie
hennebec baseball team and Saturday the
Cony High Schools plsy the Bath High
schools. This last game will be . benefit
game for the Cony High Schools.
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Proposals. fer SabsisteDte, Quarter
masters and Hospital stores.
TRHAsuRKR's 0fsIcy,
EAsrkRy BRANCH. N. II u. '. D. ,
TOCus. Ne, fay 20, 1881.


TOGus, Me-, ray 20, 1891.
Sealed proposals. subject 70 tn. usual con ?,
ditions. VII. be received At this once nntu Z
o.eicch n Iune 10. 1891. for furnishing AID de
Sv.ss., ., shis Hone the Subsistence and Qusf-
terraster.s stores required for the ,iscs, year
connsencisr jelly l. 1921. and en- ing June D' iss
consisting IN psft OF me Z o IVA owned beef
mnt.on. fresh and salt 20. /. smoked and eorhsd
shoulder. hams, fresh and salt Esh. butter cheese
isrS crtcns POTATOES. corn. oats. shor g. coal.
ns..shoId srt;cles. pIambirg material. hardware.
Vhi,e iesd. on, farming foois. tohacc,. and hoe
pitai supplies u all tisds f;opo, ais for mar, :,
.eaa ~ "a, hospi,si sup lies viii be osened
June III At II =. schedules, spen whicn "a . a.
must be made, giving the kind asd esumale y,
quantities required psricnlsrs q 70 sn ST.
Iii - f.rassaed on application to ,a- andei
sisped. join y; .n,,rSsox liz
nPpss.sa,.x Governor.
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Biieo.


Portland -i6th inst, iofaut sen Of Edward N
aud DellA +, Taomes, aged day. 10 inst. Alice
May, daughter Of John f., and Baud Halcrow
l6h inst Ernest Fran lie, infant son Of IL. Z. and
Adlia True, aged months.
SoMERsEr.
Hartlan.-l0th inst, Mrs. Sarah A.. wife OF MAJ
James Fuller, aud daughter Of the late Hon. Jos
eph II. Underwood Of Fsyette.
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Governor and Council

The Governor and Council met agaic
Wednesday morning to transact some busi-
Dies. that it WAS impossible to complete
Tuesday. Very little interesting work
sprgue for register Of probate in Knox
county WAS confirmed. John G. Trott. =
convict who was sen. from the State prison
to the Insane Hospital for insanity Vas re-
msnded to the prison as incursble. A pc
hnon has been received for the pardon Of
John Mitchell OF Bangor, copfiaed in jsil
ons search and seizure process. The
couucil s5iourned to june 8. atkP. NJ
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Mics Estslle Rsmsell is spending few
weeks in Boston.
DR.. +. c. Thsyer Of Wsterville Vas in
the city yesterday.
Prof. R B. Cspen went to Ellsworth
Yesterday afternoon.
DR.. b, T. Ssnborn goes today to the
i'e Of Sffiags to see about repairing his
cottage
Among those registered Ut the Augusta
House yesterday. were Messrs. T. r.
f.ae, William Atkinson aud A. Moore Of
North Arson.
Mi. VIM. c. Baldwin, the roofer, who
met With severe accident by falling in .
Ga'din'r building some weeks ago, 10 once
m're able to be about and receive the con-
srssulations Of his many friends on his
recovery. He i, not fully recovered yet
but is rapidly ION the meni"
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A pretty oil painting ID on exhibition at
Fred Kin'msn's. the artist being Mrs. G. A.
Bryant.
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Everything Ut the Aug ista Driving PArs
Is locking in the bes. condition. Ths track
vas never in better condition and the
stables are all occupied and more will
doubles. be constructed soon. c. +. Haley
OF Searsmontis occupying the north stables.
lie will have seven horses here before the
season 10 over and already occupies four
Stalls With IS fiae looking animals as one
would care to see. Among them are Black
s,ta1ger, Gideon Star and handsome little
!eafliag, . grandson Of Old Matchmaker.
Mr. Haley comes here this week. Mr..
Libby of GAriiaer has spoken for ssvea
stalls and will have them all occupied in .
few days.
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AMUssaaBn1s.

Manager Owen Of Bangor, .nnoupe.,
.nes - has amazed grand tour Of Maipe
ies me famous GofmaE's Minssreis. emhr.r,
ing n entire month Of June, during which
ane the most Important points in the State
WI be visited. Tbs entertainment, siysn
BY the Germans 10 guassus.ed to be ,sric.,v
nfss-cisss In every respect, clean and
feaned. Tbs Maine tour viii oren =. Bah
June i's. and close u Bangor Jons 10th
Ths Go'nans will play 1t Msonlan Hal.
Augusta. Tuesday. June 3.
A boarding house thief made his .ppe.,.
sncs In the city Tuesday and his exit thss
night. He stopped 1t Mrs. Lishns.s house
on Bryce street. telling her that he sx.
pscted 8 roommate soon. He left in the
night with . saschei or extension case bs.
longing 70 bossdsf in the house, also new
'ais OF clothes belonging to Frank Crawford
VINO ssopsthere. Some thought thss be came
osck last evening and occupied his room.
this 10 doubted BY the police. There seems
little doubt that he made hssty tracks out
OF Aagusts with his stolen extension case.
suit OF eieshss and sn unabridged dictionary
which be stole from his iardIady. He VI.
tall and wore cropped full beard.
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The police seized ave gallons Of LIQUOR
10 sallen jugs containing vhiskey from the
New England Dispatcb Company y sterdsy.
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FLOWERS oreaered Nv
nowpIrCH. WEBSTER 4 CO
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CITY Of Augusta.

City Of Augusta.
The committee on pensions viii neet ~ theil
room over Western Union Telegraph OAse, OPP
Granite Bank. Saturday evenings at O'Clock
anti farther notice.
Assert A. Nichols, tco.-,,...
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CLOSE or THE FOOD AND HEALTH ShOo'
OBSERVATIONS TO A. d. DE FRtCE NM
oTHERs-A FINANCIAL SUCCESS.

OBSERVATIONS TO A. b. DE FRECE AND
oTHERs-A FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
The euccessul Food and Health Exposition under The
orsnces Of the New-Yoyk Retail Grocers' Vnion came
10 an end last evening AT O'CLOCK inc uoo''
the Ienox Lyceum were thrown open 10 inc P"o
without fee and an enormous crowd pourrn III uo
,uen that hour and 10 O'Clock 10 see and taste Gil inc
coot things That were "on show and ION saihpic'
This being Easter Sunday, permission var gwen 10 eA
bh,to-s 10 begin taking away their goods carly NJ
nat the exhibition expired in the most lively anu
moo,ne la,hon aud the later visitors had the sa'iS
faction OF getting last aud lavish SNARE Oh 'e oh
c.st free lunch ever given In Ncw-l"fN'
The management was content with lo'o -
which was also ~ an elaborate and substanual oha'-
octer James F. Wood. behalf OF the eXhio'or''
no.an,od Ia A. b. de Frece the director general ii
ene suvrr icecram service. Mr.. Wood maze hlg"H
complimentary presentation speech, ana Mr' uo
rospouded with his usual mode'y. linen "' VIZ
nre cnted Ia C. +. BuSsng, tho business "'n'sc'' ~
dc Freezes right bower French cio'h' .oN '''"
Mr. de Freezes turn again. ana he was Wv "rr,
r.cinent Of a handsome floral wreath The g' OIL inc
49, ar1 One fuu china tea set given by the at
.l. charles T Cunningham was the spokesman oil
h ,od,es and the attaches Then Mr.. Dc fTeoe pr"
ssntea to Mr. Busting diamond rng as token oi m'
esteem. .,,., ,u-,
e.nted NV Mr. Wood, Frank j. Walsh 'ail H.
Schultz, r., Henry Maliiaiu' l. - "a,' - ",o,-
Copltet r. A. Cox Henry Clausen, )r., NJ ~ stevens
" p Cottman and f. Emmel. All of these men "'io
large exhibitors Mr.. Schultz had one Oh INC NY
aud u,os, remarkable display ia the hull MT ochl@
w,r,s are liquid and sparkling, but while lheS c'''''
.,, an. ,nehrlate The exposition unlike S"Hn
thei have been planned on larger scale wa /"
s sray sutcess The honorary board oil mahascr''
cnmnoScd OF wcll-lnown men, VINO "ec prePditeu ~
p g. backingn from their purses, had not 10 ue
appi'u - rrn,y Mr. De Frcce will establish headdnarcr
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the s ogS@ Synrb Is
D ". dSuep IN he Madison Square Garden on tr
e1o6n and evening OF May ., for the benefit oi 'c
Grant monument fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29
OR iNCE.

THE PRIEST Ref SIS TO MAKE An APOLOGY
A new fcatur. developed yesterday In the case Of
Edward +. Duty, the Orange manager OF the Postal
Telegraph Company, who was suspended bv the gen
ea manager Of III. company because one OF his boys
while temporarily I'm charge Of the Office had al0wcI
Father Fleming. Of II. Johns Church. 10 Obtain copy
OF prs, dispatch rejecting on his pulpit uttciance''
Mr. Duffy received u letter from the general manager
Of the company, !. ~ McChry In teply to Il request
for reinstatement I'm which Mr. McClary said that he
could do nothing for him until Father Fleming was
willing apologize for the Illegal act that he had com
mitted In Obtaining the dispatch from the telegraph
office, and MIR. Leonard. the reporter VINO SEM 'u'
dispatch wa willing to have the apology accepted.
Mr. Duffy called Fath1 Fleming YESTERDAY ana
showed him the letter. Father Fleming admitted pr
vntelv Mr.. Duny ,aid. that " was wrong In the
matter but refused to make the open and public apQl
Ogy that was demanded % him. The outcome OF the
matter apparently viii be- that Mr.. Duly, though per
sonay Innocent Will have 10 suffer for the act Of the
priest.