The Progress., 1896-05-30
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tend so strictly 70 my AFFAIRS rs Ae sol
was doing giy
Once I sent 70 one If his numerous lNl
addresses. an American masa"'hr Of
which contained q story by MI. ioun- tri
Allison, of Louisville, ky., Will'A TnnN IN;
an account Of q man somewhat S'il'," tie
to nv correspondent who wrote u ','' in
chief papcr in that city correcting 'Hr la
errors into which it fell the man tn
in Mr. AIIiSou'S story came 10 Il '''N liz
nnd and 90 wrote for the first 'lhic III
"a my CORRESPONDENT suggesting Una" al
ho .Lorld road his story and take NJ
warning from the nero Of It. lie an, OF
srn,nG nolitrlv enough that he had W
,.ooI mo story with interest, but was "
r,.,,od "a ce, some verbal InacCu'A- %
ll'no in i IN which he would he pleased Il
80 ,an tho qnthor's attention II | :,
| sto,,i1 ,o ,o GOOD rs To send him his
oL1,nrs u, and Nv nv resentment :
o,,"i,,s4 NV corrDsuondpnt faded away,
az 49,, ','5I 'ao,,n in lis Mace al admira- =
&c., fnr tho mans wonderful knoWl- ,
odlra ond tho extreme accuracy Of MS 9
.e,as, oraI information. ! wrote 10 hM :
~ ,,f,,n wouId Inc plcased To meet him
81 WI, u,Tnro no liked to name. He re-
90 .I,,,. ,,ociva}y 10 this and for
p'4r" nor a. two ! nuieavorcd 20 make
a. o',rofr+,nort with him. hut always
-" r,',N,fi,t ,nlcoss iris reluctance Oh
his mart increased ny interest III h'H'
onl made NE wonder Why he spent
so much timc IL writing, Wh!le F'"'.
" unwilling 10 meet lLe HAN A' "''''
t t.. ,,,,
= One Saturday night MT h'onoJt'
o Howard the GramHjlStr ana nnS
: attended one Of the ENTERTAINMENTS ~
! the Press club which st lA"' 'lne .l,a'
n rooms overlooking LHosa,' w.
n When the Press men louh rlao ,''', him
, Howard was present they So"u'" l'l','
. into making speech alu 9I .., naIar,r
D. by "equ"S'' "uN' 80 ,IU,>so IN Men.
to words to the assemoiage' VA N"m
~ day I received a letter from iNf ,V'
VI respondent, written TINS 'iiile '1"1" ,n3
81 Ecrentfic cInb' ana A vs.. ~,,O cI hi ON.
been present At me RHs 'i'o s'r
no ,cytdiuWci!' ARD Ii ''rn t;,,o,,
is- plc'.S"d = 50" the man WHO n"N ~.
m out such a quantity OF elf"lituI ~,
No formation I" creoElo"s "'',"
r added that ne Wouid nave ,iI'' ie,nrad
l1 self known to me hnt as l1e 'T ,',' I;G
NJ that Mr.. Howard was my St ,}'t, Iottnr
90 not intervene. l answers ,',', and
Gliding HIM 1of ms .'"} IN haG soon me
mt sad that now WY" !i'dt .Lnnld have a
we 1t was oliy l".i r ' Iin, 70 his he an
cc, chance al seeim. s;n ,,,''' dav when we
me sWeren, apIoIu"'41I ~ tho eccentric
II shculu luhCn had never en-
rite clup. AZ 'ii't ,'l' oe ,ris association
.er tered llle pleslna ~, ,,ama thought
,tly out JnuslhS iioili e9r s,,nh meeting
ted II was wei oiV'I 1,nfnra Tho dav Of the
ugh On tne niSh1 ~,aS yorkins late il
ing apron l'lei ,,,hicn Of time was at tn,
he my room, with h!ldirG nynr]ookinc til,
,ual top oi q. m,u,t',' 9ve been ,ear mid
St'alo. i, ' : ,,,oS startled hv q krocl
ook, nlgnt W danr " Wv WAS odd that anyon
$. if 1T 10y u noIi ot that hour a!tnaugh
his shoulu '",' tt ''o , oTv acmaint0ncz VIII
brit was "T"'e ,,,i'. ''t t1is room conf hav
line knew oy' .,,n e+ rl, wv the light i
and seen seer ,. i,on ' That ! WIS there: stn, 4
cult 'h' W 'n,' ,s, USUALLY closed At