Dormer, James H.: Buffalo, New York to William J. Onahan: Chicago, Illinois, 1893 February 19

There will be no mistake in selecting Miss ( ) Cronyn, one of the best and most useful Catholic women. She is indulged in numerous notable activities. Mr. Allen's death left his widow a smaller estate than expected. Dormer is sorry Onahan could not return via Buffalo from Baltimore. He refers to an editorial by Father Cronin in the "Union and Times" as intemperate, which he believes, will give Bishop Ryan trouble, and "our enemy" Bishop Coxe a treasure of epithets. Fr. (Patrick) Cronin is never happy unless swinging his editorial shillalee. Dormer's health has been shaky.