Howe asks Hudson to send the defective copy of Rose F. Howe's memoir to Mr. Robert Fergus . Father Martin van de Laar was delighted with the "Record" and made a plan of a little memoir to form a missionary pamphlet he was going to publish. Then the control of his salary was taken from him. He had to present his accounts to his superior. One of Archbishop Patrick A. Feehan's first acts of mercy was to refund to this priest all that had been withheld. Howe confided her plan for a memorial for her sister and found it did not exceed what she could set aside. She took up Van de Laar's plan and had it printed and bound. The fifty copies printed under discouraging circumstances are her act of reparation for insults heaped upon her. Howe asked if South Chicago changed pastors because her mother Mrs. Rose Howe is going to make some candles on their century old mould if Van de Laar is still there. The enclosed photograph is from an old miniature of her father no enclosure. Howe received a letter from her Aunt from which she quotes. She is almost through with her article on St. Catherine of Genoa which she discusses. Howe is thinking very seriously of coming to make another jubilee. :: X-2-h A.L. Incomplete 8pp. 12mo.