The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-17

and fosters the idea that there II
one law Tor the rich and another for
the poor. Spare nothing -nelther
money nor work. nor any legitimate
methods 20 set those men and
bring them 90 Justice And. he
added after = pause = would not
be ovcr-acrupulous as 20 the meth
DDS. 30 that they accomplish the
end Get them"
When WIN. a. Moody aucccedcd
PhilAndar Knox. the Instructions
we're repeated 90 him.
Diplomatic ~ we'll a. legal meth
DDS have been called into play Ia
the attempts OF the powers At Wash
inEton 10 cast a net about Greene
and Gaynor President Roosevelt
asked Secretary Hay 20 bring the
ease 60 the attention Of the British
foreign office. This Was done. and.
In view 81 the fact that Great Brit
ain has been exceedingly anxious
to favor tho United States IN every
~ay possible. the ruad vas made
smooth for the reeent ruling o. the
priwy council
NAY MEAN NEW TREATIES
In the meantime. nothing but
firm conviction thar the laws and
treaties arc being violated has pre-
vented secrutay Hay from securing
a new exfradition treaty with Can
ada. one which would reach case
% the Greene and Gaynor sort. And
IL may Be said positively that such
- 4 A
necessary 10 the needs q justice In
this case
Although Il q a long time since
either Gayunr or Greene has been
In Washington. they are quite well
known here Gaynur married
Washington girl. a Miss Dolly Pit
uey. who was then working as a
II eunRraph@r at tina Shoreham
hotel Gaynnr came o. Washington
frequently. looking after sppropria-
uons in the river ar 4 hHrhur bin.
for work To be done in the distrlct
in Georgia where Capt. Oberlsn N
Carter was In charge. lie had con
siderable letter writing % DO. and
saN much Of the bright and petite
Miss Pftney. one day they alippesd
over 90 New York together. and the
papers announced their marriage
shortly sftsrward the mo-saer and
two brothers Of Dolly. who had
been living IN a very humble way,
bought and moved into a nice red
brick house on z street. y 7. lhe
house vas ueNiy furnished from TOP
to cellar While the Gayuors lived
in New York. MrA GaYnur made
weekly trips to visit her mother.
The evidence On possession OF the
department of justice showa steal
inEa % tho savannah harhur con
tract amounting "a s. IT. 30s %.
This case involves one 81 the
most remarkable instances ~ the
coucIusivenesa Of cirrumstantial
evidence ever before the courts The
eircumstantial evidence consists ~
figures complied by Mr. Edward J
johnson. m expert accountant EN-
pioysd b the government 20 an
alive and tabuiate the checks ae-
cured from the various banks al
which Greene. Gaynor and Carter
dld their business. and from the
/ NaHNHH NN AaAH NV ~ = 49, AHs+Aa
ers where Capt. Carter invested his
savings From Jehusou'a analysis.
tho government lawyers have been
able 20 trace every division %
money between the thrss alleged
eousplratnrs and TO trace the share
o. Capt. Carter 20 the bonds and
stocks which the money bought
n Capt Oberlin M. Carter had
been less msthodieal and thrifty In
his habits. Greene and GaYnor
would hmve a much weaker case
against thom Strangely enough
the evidence shows that Carter new
sr did anything with his ill-gotten
gains but % invest them immed-
lately In gilt edge low Interest bear
ing railroad bonds and stocks. and
be never spent anything but the
Interest Thus 81 happened that
when the government detectives and
lawyers set 20 work 10 ferret out
the workings Of the conspiracy be
/ tween Greene. GaYnOr and Carter.