Belfast News-Letter - Saturday, May 25, 1895
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LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS AND THE PARIS "FIGARO."
Paris, Friday.—The "Figaro" to-day publishes a telegram from Lord Alfred Douglas, dated Rouen asking for an apology for the falsehoods he alleges that paper printed about the Queensberry affair. At the same time, expressing great regret that it was his brother and not himself who had "corrected" his father.
PARIS, Friday. - The Figaro to-day publishes a telegram from Lord Alfred Douglas, dated Rouen, asking for an apology for the falsehoods he alleges that paper printed about the Queensberry affair. At the same time he expresses great regret that it was his brother and not he himself who had " corrected" his father. - Central News.