The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-18

think that there cannot be ut the same time
himself by his own act: Having put the tues.
remains nothing further for this person but to
content himself with the contempt which his
conduct has occasioned.
MR. BoRRowE's SECONDS REPORT TO HIM.
The entire business Of the seconds Of Mr..
Borrowe being over they sent him the fol-
HOTEL CHATHAM. Feb. II, 1902.
Sin: Having placed your afIair wit h Mr.. j.
seconds; MI l Ferdnand %eisssa and Sir Fran;
matter with them. A. they knew nothing Of
and 'ss haS We seeS Ss to 'sssn Re
e.; grounds thHt their principal had
should return, TO Mr.. Drayton and ask FOR
facts. should come from Ii m direct: We met
The day, DAY Fsb a$ At
informal ON nm" Of "eH The Vqs facts on wScs we ne
our t. meet their tSar nrnsgs
medistsiy consented, as we had already de.
eided that was the only course 0pen TO Us; w
WSeh sy marked SSeS wa:
signed BY tho seconds Of both parties. We
SG s ss tS MADE so:
the, Jury Of Honor should be, made, without
hs COPY OF M
over. On Monday afternoon. Feb. Is. having
Esed srssd the
received the annexed letter, marked &C. in
insulting character. and aso declined to accept
S, al III hSyss
obtained the opinions Of two Of the best nu-
y the annex ed iettsr married. D' and Closed
seive any further COMMUNICATIONS from Mr..
Drayton and advise yoS to d2 the same.
for you in this matter. and, GacSed ap by the
authorities we have consulted. We feel con-
tident that the course We have pursued was
an e OF the code OF honor. We have the honor
to be very your obedient servants.
EDwARD Fox.
To HALLErT A1.soP BoRRowE. ESQ.,. Hotel
Chatham.
Harry vane Milnank. who accompanies
Borrowe to New York is one OF the best known
young Englishmen in Europe. He is the eld-
est son OF Sir Frederick Milbank. a Yorkshire
baronet. who ia one OF the heirs OF the late
Duke OF Cleveland. Harry Milbank Is one OF
the kind OF men we read about He Is but
little over 80 years OF age. and has already
run through q fortune OF 100000. or $780,
600. His last duelling experience is one OF the
most extraordinary on record. Within a year
he was called out successfully by the husband.
brother. and father Of n German lady with re-
gard to whom he has always sworn he was un-
Justly accused. He killedthem all, being twice
dangerously injured himself. and finding a
new duel on his hands so soon as herecovered
strength to leave his bed
Edward Fox. who was Borrowe's other Sec
ond. is we'll known in New York He is an
Englishmnn. VIII, won't to America several
years ago. dissipated his fortune. and then be-
came reporter for the Herald. Ho distin-
guished himself and earned the sobr1duet
"Modoc" Fox. during the Modoc Indian war.
by going into the In dian camp and interview
ing the Indians while they were on the war;
path.
Mr. Drnyton has taken his children from his
wife and left them with friends in Wales Mrs.
Drayton is in London. living in Mayfair. Her
mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Astor. are in Paris. It Is probable that the
present conditions will result in divorce.
Borrowe has been very we'll received in Lon
don. Only two weeks ago he was elected a
member OF Boobies in st. James's street, one
OF the oldest and most exclusive clubs in Eng
land. There are but two other Americans who
can claim the honor Of memb ership. Josiah
Caldwell OF Boston and Charles Fearing Of
New York.