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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17

annul her marriage
to her young mil
lionaire husband, a
6On OF the late Jay
Gould. The n
0ence man, big
Bill' Hawley. who
Is now suing How
Ard Gould for $780,
GOO for alleged
breach of contract.
states that an effort
was made to bride
him to give damag-
ing evidence against
Mrs. Gould. and he
IL now staying
away from New
York because OF
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17

d at the Mar
shall. High school
and the law schoOl
of the University of
Michigan. He was
admitted to the bar
in 1864 and In 1871
settled In Grand
Rapids. Two years
later he married Ii
daughter Of William
4. Howard. I'm
1881 he was n can
didate for Justice of
the supreme court
and the same wear
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17
The Geaduatae

The Graduates.
Once more a world all tired and worr.
With buffeting Of fates
10 called upon to rise and greet
The sweet young graduates.
They mean to elevate the world
And raise its sordid bent,
But all too soon will they find out
They n n raise the rent.
Undaunted by experience
For great reforms they ache:
They burn with fine religious zeal
And also burn the steak.
90 hail them a. they proudly stand
In learned row on row;
They know a. blessed thing on
Except how much they know.
.a4cLandburgh Wilson IN New Fork Sun.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17
NOVEL HAND TRUCK.

Designed For handling Gases Of Goods
on Stair~Ays.
In buildings where there are no ele-
vators the problem Of transferring
large packing cases and similar bulky
articles to the upper floors is a perplex.
ing one Generally 1t is necessary to
open the case on the ground floor and
transfer the contents in sections. The
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17
Mean Man.

Sobbing Wife-Mamma, Jacks $3.50
mean, he won't even give me pin-pin
money. Irate MOther-in-law-Are you
so penurious as that to my poor child?
Meek Husband-But 1t was a $500 dia-
mond and pearl pin money she wanted.
Baltimore American.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17

the broad collar. cuffs and belt are Of
red, trimmed with white. The upper
part Of the blouse is cut In sailor fash
ion. but the lower part falls straight
down and is worn with a loose belt
more after the manner Of the Russian
blouse. This makes a more childish
garment than the regulation Russian
model. or the sailor suit which blouses
at the waist line. Other suits of this
model are made of blue linen. cham
bray and checked gingham.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17
Cossi2 About
People One
Hears About
c.. DINkEY,
who Is talked


a. WHO IS talkeo
of as head Of
the steel trust iE
case William E
Corey should resign
that post, is now
president Of the Car
negie Steel company.
Formerly he W q &
general ~superintend-
ent Of the Home
stead t e works.
For e a the latter
post has e the
training school for
the presidency Of the
Stool rom
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17

Make II Hotter For Them Toof
Reporter-lv written 1000 words
on "Politicians In Hot Water"
EditoNCan't you boil II down.
Judge.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

YOUNG MAN IN real estate Office OF posi-
ton with chance for advancement. Al
references August Sander. All 2U2d St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
EXPORTS.
CASH OuOTATiONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Kew YORK, DECEMBER : l.-ls-
reTFF-F--he coffee market was quiet today. sales
Co. - 6ay being estimated only 1880 baEs after
-rg &, 4 decline JGlo points prices ruled steaar
--b the steady. net UNCHANGED 20 points -ef
decline European
r-z--e fes-c the q the local
-7.1aE end Hamburg 7 prs lower Hamburg closed
-ros further change recovered 4rt CE her
I being Influenced probably Icy the steady tone =
1-rsI market and small Brazilian receipts he Ae
,3y,=-ts and Ire small IN The worlds visible
,-7t, month November were tie sustaining
failed stimulate Investment aGS ing
1acs7-ly material sd vancC IL Prices TIE
supply - December / lt3lue,s
szEz T=Tresented Increase II -''l$ bags Tor
month against al lncTeSs ior NE s-1e Ln- lisS
-ea- 1F bags. last year December ths Vls-
rs s-rry L. SOS S5G aEs and two yes ago i was
- fs4l s bas: but with Brazilian receipts running iEtT,
prospect apparently Is Tor steady decrease N sur s
Lte balance cf the season and bulls make
a. reit- eGlG05o this surplus is ia the
C---a Brazilian government AID held for higher
..-ses Receipts the ports wsre 6s,orl bass
cairst 5000 the previcus day and 1890 last year Tho
rctt spot coffee steady, WlJ1a quotations On tL-
basis o .o- fic No =
Te prices in tie cca! market TO-DAY
r-ae. ,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

-r= local market q cotton steady win
prees e points hs6sr st 1laee for miGdlias upland
aaa lZl5c cor inlaollAg Eu.I = s,I 49,
NOZZLE e-a. unchanged nt Il S-1ec sales. zoe bales
bales. Norfolk hrr- &c higher At 1ltsc; sales. 2al
bales. Baltimore nominal &c highe. az ll4.c' Little
Rock steady. unefsngec et lles %ey Orleans actlye
&C hs5er a i So salss so 5slss; chaTlss5a5 Z
--se: sales sci bales = Louis arr1. L higher
il7c sses, 81 bales: Memphis steady. - higher 81
1ls.c sales 400 bales Estimate receipts ~ lead
suF points with corlrertsons f7r = ursdey: \ G-i
S,-s. aa ss I.t yse1 and Is 81 ae: vsaT end al
Houston. 1900 70 137oe, against 1899 last week
Cotton Ezc5aure snscial Liverpool cables: Spot
os A-1eT.c17 1000 ttec@.1tss 40 9na-. Afler.e+r
atsady at 81 2 points decline: closed steady.
Deem te--Tanuzrr osd January f-eEr,Iary ann Te
-uary-A,aroh. 6o4isd: Atarch-A1rfl and April-aIay
gs goe5 august september. 59ed: septsraher-o octo-
EsFns quiet cloths tAe higher prices asked check
FLoUB AND srEAL--rIovr was Gun ana M IN
ehanE5 sales Of email assorted lots 20 SUPPLY
:oopiEr a. rricss quoted On he New york Produce
Ecsa-ge srsre 1atsnts s. a5lSs a5 winter straieas
: iyea25. 5ztr 20 WiHte- - 1eaS4 .. extra 10 :
s.esa-. crase3: ssess 10 per zoe = BYE FLOUR
e@ly l1rted. Fair 70 good Sz s5s'$5 y; chs!ce .
dried 3. --ra s,.fss,F N : $500. C,,ate5- f,re
white and yov 81 35Si =: coarse 81 25efSI so FEED
sgnr SIS. z,sndard raiadIins 5c. foar 60 Sc
- asS 50 al prompt sigIenS - c5 bran 50 IN 0l sa
Gss2
SkaE&-VFF5EAT-Bn opening advance ot &c rep
resented practically TOP price os the Gay tne ma
soo2 Developing weakness which lasted throughout
ne session = = under the
previous night r}t around the opening there
Nae little g support Of kind during the fez-
ton the being Influenced bv veFy ltSht export
Glr- heavy interior receipts. especially from spring
wheat points and an Increase the official est fe
or tne Province q Victoria Australia, to isv3t'e
bushels, earlier estimate
4of the opening advance. the Upturn of = q Id a.
liverpool. reports Of rain in Argentina were
l3euy responsible There quite active covering
4e tine and the strength OF corn, but
Efforts take profits soon brought the fact that
psoe support almost entirely lacking. and prices
fTlrnhled resistance for she or the
sen reaching point the close In view
= LiNe-pool's much export Interest
anticipated until after the holidays. ana II was
.see that Argentina offerings would be 50 heavy by
.-1R tiEe check any advancing tendency IN
Conservative quarters there disposition 10 re
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

OFFICE ASSISTANT --Ey young Mexican; !;
good clerk. can run elevator ana operate
EvitChbosrd. SPEAKS English, French. span
ish Adaress PiikingtOn. care or Beck
ham, 26 West isnth ~,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
Z contE2ct prices in the loca! market TO-DAY

C0TToN-The cotton market had the most active
opening of the season and ruled active al
quite and lre close was STEADY
Ct advance Of Halo points sales were estimated
r. 800 hsIes. The opening firm az an aafaIce
2la27 points. end the early nuctlalans IN January
almost sensational that month advancing rom
II dsr % Intermediate sale. er5 a
selling 81 4L!Sc. - points r5t higher me
hea-y stuTloss orders. and bust
was the scale Of old-tashtoued bull market
r those experiences the Suliy year. during the
early sesscn Realizing was very heavy. with succstul
bulls down profits. ana the
together Ttt1 short sell
thought the opening 1G-
violent gradually easeC prices of Eluctua
Irregular during ge middle session with the
nervous quick rally tut the close
ras within & a0int cf the lowest for the day
Wall Street operators have
aiken rrots the long side Of the market during
nearly trader
realizing
considered Unfayurabie feat
standpoint fresh buyers ard. while some
as5-s believe he advance Is largely the rcsu u
s- rrs-i-uation others contend that II is amply 81
trade conditions and the recent bulish estis 3
TIE big Liverno! spot saies were a Iroil
ractor az6 sales 5OG0 bales export
local stock
az
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
&c" = tI
BEANS AND PEAS-Marrow Z

YORK. December 4 1907.
BEANS AND PEAs-Marrow are steady to firm. with
moderate jobbing trade. Medium quiet Pea arriv-
ing rather more freely and the Is shade easier.
RED kl6aey rather duil the moment and further
T 5l,a.e- -hNs-lrarrov5 1906 per bushel 81 20 %
s. -. do common 70 good s. So medium, 1907.
choice s. = s. 80; common to good. So s. -;
az oea 1907 choice 50 81 50 40: do good.
- 10 do red kidney. 1907. choice 81 - 50 40
5g0G choice s. 30 do black turtle soup choice 81 90
TsFTTszR-E!eceIrts to-day 4S5 pkgs There was
scarcely enough fancy fresh creamery available
supply the days requirements and the market
strensthened Httle IN tone few Of exceptional
s,gCfsie ea= yG- ext-.s The medium 10 cfoce
fee, -oes Of store creamery with sales at 25ia n
the Western paCkngs Exporters are buying some
OF the undergrade renovated and packing stock at
2-i-c: 2sc; do nrsts 20 327c; do seconds.
thirds. p a 23c: do held specisis. 26lz
- 23c: dairy tubs. fresh. finest PIC: do good
choice. - 2Gc 90 common 10 fair q d24c process
- 2oc; do seconds. 1TQ1Sc; DO thirds t5@l6c; mi
tation creamery irsts p ore Go Western factory.
packing stock. no .. 1Gal7c; do No 2, 15G1544c.
CHEESE RecetDts to-day, 1920 boxes While
tracing little indication OF Improvement. stil with
tNe season growing late ana STOCKS OF cesFahe cheese
wei forward holders showing some increase OF
confidence and not disposed to hurry business It IS
cheese could forced for
any present prices. but such high
most Eo1ers inalsTeI' si Iut &c f@p s at 3 Gqnc
slowly Liverpool cable: Finest Canadian G1s for col
eTan colored and white September fine. l5l4c
toaer tcst l2c; Do good % prime do late
large csorea and white September l5Iac
Der, best l2e: do common 70 prime ydll &c skins =
CaSc: 90 common 3isQ4 &c; do full Skins. i@2c
EGGS-Receipts to-day, 3,693 eases. Arrivals con-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
WORK WANTED,

CkRPFNTER.-G experienced: has
his own tools: wants work. Alb West
18th So.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

NIGHT wATCHMAN.-By married man,
Sc, eight years reference from iast en-
rjryr-. KaHtnerer. 6.5 East 10th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

gard home conditions the next influence 10
have any important effect the wheat market The
Ohio said condition so, against
month only reporting full
condition About per cent Of the crop sold
soon thrashed. Late cables from Paris were
partly > points higher Berlin K lower. and
budapest &C higher Seanuar0 ciearances aggregated
100000 bushels wheat and 8our. Exporters took eight
loads ana the cash market in New York closed as
follows. No red. 81 oo5s elevator. and 81 OF =
aioats 10 Northern Duluth 81 1915. and No = haTa
winter. 81 lo+s o b afoat. CORN-The natural ten
Gtucy - corn was toward higher level, and prices
advanced per bushel before feeling the effects OF
the severe decline III wheat Reactions followed IN the
sst haif hour which brought Chicago under the pre-
vions night although New York by Of covering
Of bece1neer shorts closed 4 q &c net higher The
early strength was strong cash demand for East
err account and inJmations Of good export inquiry.
although only Few sales confirmed The Ltv-
eTpool market was = q "a higher. and the Ohio State
report es15eted the yield 10000 "oG com
pared with l21UohOhG last year with the quality below
the AVERAGE and much soft ana unstable NO :
corn t1 The local market closed 67-<C elevator and
GSasc o afoat- No = white. G9ssc. and No yellow.
6@-sc o Rfoat oATS-A &c advance occurred
n old May 9Ets At Chicago active covering and
strong support by the leading operator after which
reactions % 1c occurred. closing rather
easy. WI other grains. There good nSstou
house i- ing ana continued active cash demand.
CaeF in TIE local market quoted follows:
N'voC - 70 b -. 3fc: natural white 90 20 -.
5GH5N' End clipped white. 3" 40 -. 5T a Csc RYE
Mari cu1t No > Western. soc b New York.
FNI}LEN-<or1iral
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
RAHROSpa
REV. dEnSGG CEN TRAL.

REV dEnSEG CEN T8AL.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA ~. " sd ST.
-6.50 $50. $50. 500. ESQ. 1850, il50
il.51 a m, 12-5g, l ~. LOO go. $50. an
Gays. 80. $50. $50. 1880. 1I5o a m,
12-5O. 1-50. $50. $50. 4-50. $50. $50. T-5A
L.. LIBERTY sT'E1.so. $50. 100. 500
$50 9,OO. I1C0. HOO. Il5O. 200 a n.
Loo l.90 2Oo 500. 400. 4.5O 800. SEQ.
100 SOC. 9-C0 .. m. - Is midnight sun
I2-00 noon. Loo. 200. 500. 4.ao. SEQ. 6-0os
200. s %. 9.eo 10. 80 p M. L. is midnight
Ly " 23d 81: T:;-1-5o. $50; 11-5o a m.
". LBERTY sT.-I3O. 500. 1000
a N. II 90 aeon. zoo. AGO. 6.oc. 100 > II.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. ". zsd ST..
$50 a. m. u2J0 sats. Only1. a20 p m
7'i.1'-' LT- LIsERTY sr.:@16.OO a N 600
sats. only). $40 p m Sundays. 1000 & n
F6R LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
Lv. W. I'D ST. - so a m Q2-50 Sats-
oniyD. I.2O. 3. 70 So a. so (6-2O Sats. onIyS
p m Sanda. S. ) 90 ESQ a m 2 20 p N
q 90 Sats onlyl. 100 5.4O. 10 500 Cs.So
Sats- oniy) p m Sundays. $50. loco q H.
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARx
AND OCEAN GROVE Ly. W. go ST. -
{ 20 II 20 a. n. Loo. t3O. $50. 8 %. g %
11.5O ,. H. sundays. $50 g. n. $50.
Lv. LIBERTY sT.-4oo. $50. nso
a. m, lIO. - $50. Q. so. s +5 .. m. I2-01
midnight Sundays. 400. ao0 g. n. 400
6 80 D. m
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty St. West sd St Tel. s1+&
Cheisea). 8 Astor House. Gas 454. 1900 1864
Broadway. Is2 Fifth Av- PSI Fifth Ay-. Is
Union Square West. 279S Third Av.. los
West I25th ST. 245 Columbus Av., New
York; . Court St. 343. 344 Fulton ST.. 47e
NOstraud Av.. Brooklyn: 500 Broadway,
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. cal9
for and checks baggage to destination
w BESLER ". c HOPE.
vice-Pres. & Gen Mgr. Gen. Pa=s'r AGENT
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Mats.
hARBE-1--Firzt class. with first class no
tsl experience, German middle aged.
wishes e take charge q barber Shop city
c. Bronx Sclaefei - East 13lSt 81
RARTESDER's HEL-PER--f3y young man.
Y; good position; fun experience 81 sniz-
ing WhisEeyA. brandy. wines. Deutsch. b50
Eags ieth s.
HOoKKEEPER's ASSISTANT fer large
house - hoeikeerer for small house: one
sear Z experience: best reference. 5. Vein
herg. III last lIth st
sooKKEEPER and OFFICE MAN
French. IS thoroughly experienced; good
.ele-enoesi fair knowledge English and
.lfeWritlaE: SO. style. .5s Amsterdam
tc1oE KEEPER and OFFICE ASSIST
- I---Good penman. rapid. accurate;
,tkhest retereT.ce - 70 character and abil-
& a. =, Box u. Tribune once.
~ls. u. wishes positinn at anything 7.
berEer, l24 ChTyEtie st.
"oY. II. II ozilce or irs stock: thoroughly
- lssleea I, oflce work. excellent ref
lss1 s. or 50. Mendeison. O. West
~. ls. experienced. in Wholesale house
~ vssctricni business. William Bsder,
East io&th e.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

STATION. WASHINGTON. D. c.
Ohces: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. AsSos
House IOs Greenwich ST.. . Union Square
u 2a7 Grand St n Y. 343 Fulton 81.
Er0okIvu: West 23d St and Liberty ST
After .. m. Sleeping Car ReseTvarors
and full information regarding trains. etc.
ran De obtained az Bureau Of Information.
b. & D. r r. 23d St Terminal Faons
Number. CheIsea-314+-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

y. Y. n. H. & HARTFORD R p
Trains depart from Grand Central Station
t2d 81 and 4th Ave, as follows ~ tssr,,o.o.
q 1000. Ok IO:G2 a. n. ~ 200. * los
* 500. tt''5:o0. e SOP. $1,000 P. NJ
via Spfd.-+s:Is A NJ. 'il12-O0. s.l4:0os
oil 90 p. NJ
vEor'ster & Fitch. via Putnam, ts:5e P y
IaksviIIe 4 N0rf-+'9:O0 A n. f3 :2s ? NJ
Ct harrington. Stockbridge. Lenox. Pftts-
6eId-44 -. 7.g:O0 a. NJ. t3:26 P. M.
Ticket Offices st cCt- Cent St'n and ei2sta
St also az c24J. 1900 c1354 Bway. c2e
Union So. c1S2 5th Ave. GAS Col Ave.
c5G3 9th Ave Gas Mad Ave. clos W.
Y2sth St 279S I'd Ave. In BklyE. ca CourS
ST 4-g Nos.rand ave. 3SO B'way
sDafiy. Except Sundays. tStops az f2stn
St xStops at I25th -. Sundays only
tPariOr Car LiruIted- sSunday psrlor cAs
Sleeping Car tickets alsO
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

MECHANICAL DRAFTSAAN.-By young
man. with engineering concern mechan-
teal or electrical: day or evening employ
rne1t. moderate salary. z. b, Box "a.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

MAN, with horse and WAGON. would take
orders % deliver. Inquire J. SchinharL
400 East 10Th St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

MAN 1901. wiling 70 do anything; not
afraid of hard work Frederick Trauo,
IG5 East I22d 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

MAN q wishes good steady position. at
arvthlng; good steady worker; sober; not
sfraia OF york II. Scheu. no Maple st.
Weehawken. y. J
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

11ACHINIST C21l; first class lathe and sll
round hand. good reference. VIII work at
arv price / Schweriu, 3G5 East 4th s..
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

MOVING PICTURE OPERATOR. Rel
able man; honest. best reference. under
s,arTs Powers and Edison machines, also
do electrical! work. good worker fair sal
arr Malcolm Andrews. - West 9TH 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

DOMESTIC sITU ATIONs WANTED.
ASSISTANT JANIToR or porter IN store
by respectable cCloled HAIL "4iN4So-'
So Nevins st. Brooklyn
ALI. KINDS of male help constantly on
bauo: references strictly investigated.
Rloon'e Employment BuIrdu 1 mse DepS''
rt- Tev,ngron ave. Tel 3@d4-Plaza-
ATrT,N,DANT.-By invalid attendant: mid
ale aged Danish man; Al reference; hos
,ttsi Experience. city or country A VIII
son. 2i7 Park ave
BROTHER AND SISTER: first class iaun-
I.1s 1r kitchenmaid. man Understands
waiting; good hOuseworker or coachin9n:
city country. Mo'fST ES,b '--
Ya1torton ave. corner aSth St
PI-TIF FR and COOK.-By first class swed-
iah couple: private family; very comPe-
tent I'm their duties: long experience per
, lo1.s - raferences 1877 East Both ST.
,,T-rI m or HOUSEWORK.-By expert
I. D,trad iauanese as butler or housewoFkeT:
s-'oI rererences: city or country Tako 1e7
Cherry 81.
IT-rrT .ER-V ALE1 Swiss; speaks French,
carrnan English: good appearance. nrst
class city references Michel, 4o4 East
5sth 81.
RTTTr FRS. s45-se5; chefs. SEQ; laundresses.
S9a-s3O: working housekeepers. SO:
Scotch and Norwegian chainberTnaids. so;
soS-s50. ladies' maids. seamstresses. SD
fnfants. nurses S25-yS5: housekeepers. $40
500 Industrial Association, East sSd 81
Phone 27es-ssth-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

YOUNG MAN. II, public school graduate.
In drygoods store or concern, with sd-
vancement: references. Samuel Toder. -
Lewis st.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

LAW STUDENT. New York University. de-
sires employment 20 occupy him all day
Sunday: accurate reliable, willing. refer
cnces S, Box p. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

FrRF.NA%.-Ffre hard end soft coaI;
strictly sober. :. Earten. . Grand St,
Jersey CITY y. J.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

FOREMAN Experienced. good reference.
Clavalas. TO West Tud ave
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

YOUNG MAN, 10. strong. wishes TO learn
h0rseshOeiug. G. Thomas. 800 last
S.itE 81
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

A JACoUIN's BUREAU. s02 eth ave.
35th.. supplies reliable male and fe9naIs
help: ali ca apaCItieS.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
NfaIs

BUTLER. &c.-CHAAfBERAfAID. &c.-By
young couple; man butler, useful: wife
chambermald or general hOusewOrk. VIII
lam, care OF Holden. 3i9 AID St. Bebel.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

YOUNG MAN. q. has talent Tor drawing;
can do pen and ink sketches; wishes TO
learn newspaper sketChing; furnish sam
uIts. Hunath. l5GS Avenue 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-19

angry that he, man of common sense
Keen witted and far seeing in the ordinary
affatrs ef life, should have placed himseit
so completely in false, not to say hu-
initiating position. And then. Just as SUD
denly. he forgot all about himself. ana re-
rnembered only her. With a breath OF vio-
lets and the delicate rustling of half-hiteo
skirts. she had come softly into the room
and stood looking at. him inqutringly. -her
manner seemed to Indicate more good
natrred curiosity than real anxiety. she
made a little grimace as he shook mis- head:
II have failed" he said shortly. mat
Young man is a prig!
~ was afraid" she said. that he would
be obstinate. Men with eyes OF that color
"What are we to do. RUTH"
"What can WEI" she answered caimiy
"Nothinr but walt. He is going to Amer
lea II is a terrible country Tor acclaents.
Something may happen to him there: 10
20 and change your things. there's GEAR,
and look in at the Westinghouse Tor me
for an hour. We'll just get some supper
and come away. por-
AT will be ready in ten minutes. Bar
rfngton answered He understood tnat ne
WAS to ask no questions. nor did ne. put
all the time his man was hurrying MN
into his clothes his brain was busy weaving
faneies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-19
THE MALEFACTOR s:::$:==c
Copyright 1905, 1907,
BY Little, Brown & Company.

he should never return from America" she
answered.
harrington moved uneasiIy in his seat. He
knew very well that some scheme was
already forming in his wife's brain.
III there is anything that / can do" he
said in a low tone, don't be afraid to tell
me-"
There is one chance" she answered "a
He has secretary, a young man named
Aynesworth. If he were on our side
Don't you think harrington interrupt
ed. that you would have more chance with
him than I?''
She laughed softly.
You foolish man." she said. touching his
fingers lightly. Il believe you think that
Il have seen a good many lions tanned"
he reminded her.
Nonsense! Anyhow. there is one here
who seems quite insenslble. I have talked
already with Mr.; Aynesworth. He would
not listen to mel!
Nevertheless. she continued softly. "of
one thing / am very sure. Every man Is
like every woman; he is vulnerable II you
can discover the right spot and the right
ans man. but 1 fancy that he is ambi-
tious. Il thought that you might go and
see him. He has rooms somewhere in Dor
set, street."
He rose to his feet. A glance at the
clock reminded him Of the hour.
Il will 60 he said. Il will do what
her to say farewell, that you should
have been the man.
She laughed softly.
Am such failure as a woman, them"
she asked with a swift upward glance.
Don't be foolish. Lumley. My woman
will be here to dress me directly. You
must really go away"
He strobe down the stairs with tingling
pulses, and drove to the house. where his
speech. a little ford in its rhetoric, and
verbose as became the man, was neverthe-
less a great success.
quite a clever fellow, harrington" one
of his acquaintance remarked, when you
get him away from his wife,