She received Hudson's favor enclosing a proof of the notice in the Ave Maria of her "Memoirs." She is grateful for the commendation of the book. What Hudson suggests as to the Admiral's "success" being advanced by her is praise due to his first wife. She shared his early trials for seventeen years. Thousands of things were too sacred for the public eye and would have given deeper insight into his noble heart. After reading the original of St. Teresa and much that was written about her she decided not to attempt anything. She thanks Hudson for prayers for Mrs. Long and herself. Also he should pray for two of their leading men who are quietly investigating. :: X-2-j A.L.S. 4pp. 16mo.