his mother and appear to consider her greatly in fault and says that they would be in a miserable way only for the good management of the other woman and says his mother blames her for things. He says she is to good to be guilty of and since he says that the mother went against his sister in every way but he has written his mother to return at once to her home and to make peace at any price with her husband and also to look after her family. He told me very sencible of all his mother's folly and extravagant notions. He also says that he thinks any one interfearing in the dispute would be of very little use and if you will take my advice my dear D have nothing further to do with them as I very much fear it may