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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

l1<rssss rslsarssh ssrviea.l
xkS8f<GT0N. Marrh - From
x6xsasten feeeivea to-day from >
- s4srrr thc ADMINISTRATION u
- q 6selae npon a striking
6.fv II the financlal roitey ~ the
4cry
~ setlun Will n tsken. abma-
- wserss The stand taken -
1Rzpx sereSary 81 the Treasury
-. is<Fnseh a. q win eliminate
1irnt ssesriiies from tfe high
aedax ss<y have previously held
= 81 tfkr
*sa<s espital Il heavily invest
4 = uzEpad securities and aires1y
- ~ svtfsnfes q extreme sea-
5leete a. 20 the announcement
- z1zA ~ = acrfoas financial
zar7 ulxnf - precipitated
Z > gsssrssood that the views AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

+
u<sHlNoToN. MArch ts-one
Z q s,ess radical and far reach.
= urvrmss;s ever undertaken IN
3ur4za politics has been cpsned
! rsxslsezt RccssselE's latest aa.
- y ke rssiroad policy
- government, ~ Gar as the
ramIs arr epnceraed are 70 be
~ 81
n sfa,s courts and iegialstuFsa.
! j ezlnrs ~ TIE admlnlssraties.
=. 10 iarssisusa TO regulate
nErma&
~ nsans that ever act -
- xait legislature passed or
- p1xz4d sincs Jaas. 1905. Il
ru11p<,sationxl and vo4a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
no ACTION on Ray

The uaemberw u the city council
last night refused 60 take a vote
fur the confirmation Of John Hay.
the latest appolniee % Mayor
Moore fpF superintendent az streets
The appuiustasnf waa referred TO
the street committee for a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
BUYS OWN BOAT AND
SAVES $40

The launch Coldfoos was sold Al
Auction thln naorning b. Deputy
United States Marshal SlrinKoF.
THE highest bidder was "a. Smith.
unm of tho f6tmer owneru. Smith
offered $40. Rec~nsly G. " An.
ntnud and others brought suit
against the owners Of the launch
for ace. Tho plaintiffs Won and
the boat was sold To- collect The
Judgment ~ buying the boat back
At tsza Smith somewhat reduces
his loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
PunIshIna Thompson.

Later the scripps representative
heard from Thompson ordering the
service. A message was sent ask
Ing him how many words he de-
sired At press rates this message
should have cost about s.. Glass.
ford ordered that II be charged for
at commercial rates and Thompson
was compelled 20 pay siSSi upon
receipt OF the message
Aud during all OF this time Nc
Cormaek was sending messages to
various papers IN Alaska knock.
ing the scrlpps service. which
messages were sent either dead
head or at press rates
Specifically, the charges against
GlasHford are that Mccormack has
access to all Of the private and
press messages sent by the Soripps
people 10 Alaska: that messages To
aud from the serlpps people have
been held up. pending action by
Mccormack. aud that the Scripps
people have been charged CONNER
cial rates for messages that came
under the press rate ruling, while
Mccormack has been permitted to
send deadhead OF at press rates
messages intended Go prevent the
ScrIpps people from serving their
clients.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

or today. said III by the course
which the liquor dealers have taken
they intended to force Us TO make
common cause with them they are
seriously mistaken. We will not DO
driven into doing that We don't be-
long In the same category. We may
decide to close up or We may pay
the fines If our Sunday patronage
warrants It. Il all depends upon
the public itself II the public be.
licvos in having thoaters open on
sunday It will patronize them, and
then we can afford 10 pay the
fines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
MELLEN VISITS
ROOSEVELT
fss,Ipe. rsI.ar.ph s.r.Ies.l

WASHINGTON. March fs.--
Charles s. Mellen. president Of the
New York. New Haven a Hartford.
went into conference with Preal-
dent Roosevelt this afternoon ut 3
o'clock
Mellen remained with the preai-
dent 40 minutes lie refused 20 say
what Waa discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
BIG STRIKE
IN SIGHT
fssrIap. r.Isarsph ssrviss.l

CLEVELAND. o.. March ia.--At
meeting Of the executive board
u the international Brotherhood Of
Boilsrmakers and Iron shipbuiid.
ers this morning an ultimatum waH
Issued 10 v. u. Hartman that a
general strike on all Of hts lines
will be declared within - hours
unless the officials ~ the Chicago
& Alton come 20 terms with the
boilermakers on that line, who have
been ON strike since February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
THEATER CASES WILL. BE.
TRIED TOGETHER

The theater managers will not
make common cause with the
liquor element 20 compel Mayor
Moore to change his policy with
reference to the enforcement OF the
Sunday closing law.
No attorney has yet been en-.
gagged hut the probability is that
they will have the same lawyer try
all the cases as the facts and law
in all of them are the same
A person closely connected with
one OF the principal theatrical man
ayers. speaking to a Star report
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conmlrrsE TO MEET.

A meeting Of the Commercial Club
legislative COMMITTEES win b. held
sainasfoR afternoon IN the club
saafnH. At last niRht's meeting
house bill No. $50. relating 10 the
Improvement o. waterways vas re-
ferfed to Tits committee Cor action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Ffed LAngwaY. formerly a funeral
director Of oroytIie. Wash. died
last nlKht AZ the I'sosidenoe hospl.
tai l.Aaxsay was member Of the
OFuvlile arfie. Fratrrnal Order Of
Eagles. IN good standing
Deceased ieaxss 4 wifw. and vas
"A Fsafm old VALE in thia cit9
the eoeplo lived a. f07 seventh AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
GARvEY-BUCHAHAH's
OPENING TOMORROW

An elaborate musical program
has been planned for the formal
spring opening At the GarYey.iiu.
ehauau store tomorrow evening be.
tween the hours Of 1870 and ,
o'clock PriOr's Savoy orchestra
zill furnish music for the occasion.
The store will be- decorated With
native foliage and Easter lilies.
while numerous canary birds VIII
BE- hidden beneath the decorations.
Souvenirs will be given % the Wis.
ffafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
GRAND JURY
AFTER WALSH

CHICAGO. March IA further
Investigation Into tho banking
msthosia % Millionaire Walsh was
ordered By Judge Andersen this
morning In impaneiing a new TED
efzl grand jury. which vas Instruct
81 10 investigate the alleged vioia
tiuus a tho banking iaws prior "a
The division In 1905 ~ the jndielal
circuit court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

BY the hreweries. in fact owned By
them. the alleged owner only act
ins somewhat as an agent
In the bond given II Is Gpccifical-
y set forth that the $1,000 put up
ID the money Of the brewing CON-
pany. and In no sense nor under
any circumstances mast n be paid
90 those in whose name the license
runs should the council refuse to
grant 4 license.
The arrest of Coegrove Saturday
night seems 20 have been made
with the purpose ef casting upon
him personal odium. for he was
taken out OF the saloon and his
place OF business left 10 run as Il
might There was no attempt on
the part 81 the officers Go lock up
the place or close II up. Cosgroye,
the man. was wanted. not the sa-
loon. aud IL was coEgroye himself
who caused the doors 10 be locked
until the time when Il should be
known what was TO come Of II.
Cosgrove said he did not want 10
come 20 trial on charge OF vio-
latinR a state Law aud have II de.
clared to the court that not only
had he violated the law. but had
constantly violated the law ever
since his arrest
cossrove's Place Closed.
The place was still closed today,
and Cosgrove stated az noon that
ne one had been to see him or sug.
Eesled that h. reopen
CosErove viii not open his place
Of business until after a new II.
cense has been granted 10 him Mr..
Cuagrove. speaking 20 a Star re-
Porter this morning. said:
4 have lived in this community
&c years. but this Is the first time
have had my name upon the POI
lice hiotter. My money has been
on deposit with the city treasurer
since February IS. was told by
all the members Of the license COM
ndttec that l could so on doing
business until my application was
acted upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

On February - the Scripps rep.
reaontatiYe wired Thompson. asking
II be desired the Scripps service.
Thompson replied that be did. Al
most Immediately thereafter
Thompson received message from
Mccormack decrying the quality OF
the Scrlpps service and endcAvor
Ing to retain him az a client The
message to Thompson from the
serippa association and HIS reply
thereto had been accepted at press
rates.
on the morning OF February IS.
the officer in charge Of the cable
office az Fairbanks visited the
News office and told Thompson
that he must pay commercial rate
on all messages to the Scrtpps
people. The officer Informed
Thompson that his message order
ing the soripps service had been
sent to Seattle bat that Il had not
been delivered and that n Thomp
son did not want TO pay commercial
rates the message could be Killed
Thompson ordered the message
killed.
Here was message sent 10 the
scrippa people. read TO Mccormack
and held in the Seattle office until
the sender was induced 90 kill"
IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
FIFTY ARE
DROWNED

COPENHAGEN. March fs.--Ths
Danish sralaing ship viking was
blosn over IN the ship building
yards here today during storm
and wtsh 400 workingmen aboard
II tbs Tina Il IL behaved 50 wers
arn1 nd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
NEW FIRE APPARATUS.

Preliminary ntepn wvre taken b.
the eoancil last nixht for procuring
\ Iarze anoant ~ additional IRE
apparatus. consisting of several en-.
staes. hoee Wagons. pipe. etc. The
beard a public works viii call foF
bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
CASKS san FoR APRIL v.

Judge Griffin today set tho Union
Paeific's condemnation proceed.
luRa yet unsettled FOR trial on April
T. Nearly all cases on the right
of-way have been settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
PASSAGE OF RATE BILL WIPES
OUT STATE CONTROL OF ALL
LINES OF TRANSPORTATION
POISONED

ROME. March ie--it 10 stated
that Count Lamsdorff. the former
Russian foreign minister % Italy, IL
dying 1T San Reno, lie vas Iapinofs.
ed before be left 81 Petersburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
Young Wife will Aid Fathers Insanity Plea by
Testifying to Story She Told Him Of Her Hus-
bands CrueltyHer Position in Case Duplicate
That of Evelyn Thaw.

/ defendant. win be the principal
witness for her father.
Pleading temporary insanity as
an excuse for the crime. Witnesses
may be put on the stand BY tbs
defense 70 relate any conversations
ever held Ia the presence Of the
defendant regarding improper
treatment Of Myra Hall by her hus-
band. Jesse Hall.
The significant feature OF this
plea, II advanced. will be that
Young Han viii be in no position
70 submit testimony TO combat the
charges made by his wife 10 her
father. the sole question being the
effect Mrs. Hali'a story had upon
her father.
Mrs Hall will take the stand and
repeat the story ehc will Ailcge to
have told her father. Tho Jury win
decide whether the charges were
terrible enough 10 have driven her
father temporarily insane.
Expert Testimony.
Experts will, OF course. be placed
on the stand. In all probability
allenista wfii be In constant at
tendance upon the case. as they
were IN the Thompson case and In
the Mitchell case
n the evidence develops - en-
pected the Constantine trial prom
i3es 70 be one Of the most sensa-
ton In the history Of this coun-
". Both Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh and his assistant.
Judge Miller. and the Defendants
lawyers. Morris. Southland a Ship
ley. are prepared for hard legal
battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
STATE RAILROAD LAWS AND RAILROAD COMMISSIONS
ARE WITHOUT LEGAL STANDING SAYS THE PRESIDENT
WORLD Is roo QUIET.


: laefIpps Telegraph servlce)
: LONDON. March i9-Iohn
. Milne the aeismologlsl. says
: the world has been 80 quiet
: the past fortnight that the Ia
: dieHtionH are that something
IL threatened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

In the conduct Of the case. the
Constantine trial. which will begin
next Monday IN Seattle. viii be
almost Identical with the Thaw
case In New York. and the Mitchell
case In Seattle.
William Constantine viii answer
% the charge 81 assault with In
tent TO commit murder upon the
person Of his son-in.law. Jesse Hail.
q young business man Of this city.
Who. a few months previously. had
eiopod with and married Constan-
tines only daughter. Myra-
Constantine has two defensea
from which to choose. insanity or
self defense As there IL no pos.
Hible foundation for tho latter. the
plea will undoubtedly be Temporary
insanity. produced by stories told
20 the defendant by the daughter
accusing Hall OF brutal and snhu.
man conduct toward her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

t7s3fApn 4efNAcEsl
stA fRASuSCO. March ts.-
As'aratss rressIons are said to
h2ss ks-a r1as before Mondays
$500 Z ~ Fnn9 iafy which I'D
- - ntsA ilmost o'clock this
n'nt n ennsessions have ere.
s'ea = nNs Po<sund sensation.
fss q tse sspsrsssors Who are
-''sksl . bars eonfesed OF Nho
- sa'sf suspicion slept lasi night
- ~ Nsrrling here and there
= .sese ihe iEsntn1Oas Jam Heney
.h1z 2 sEeep dowa upan them
: Freely pseiiciea thla morn
'aas scsne uoaid aitenapf 70
81 Rsar bit Dsfectiye Burns and
eN x sleaths are maintaining
n''esA ahadgw on them ana
- y ~ men against whom
sala are expected attempt
$3.50 ms1 vii Be arrested TN.
Aiaepsh only 3 specific amount
Z 49, = aald % have been Kivan
.spsFvlsoTE and others. Il Il
sss nat 4 viii reach a sfupeu.
GA. approximately Of tI00..
hll'len Dollar Graft
- iItries attorney a eosflsenf
- = ~ Be- able 10 shoU that
p ne amount o. more thaa
have been passed
1. & VA attempts have been made
- sa1srsisors Of the eroNd 10
go 49, 'naes's with Reef after the
~. ~ adjourned. BET Ellaor
s's seaM permi, no one 10 talk
elz pslsoner.
80 Nas pfacticaliy IN solitary
s, 49,. '''ni al night ana The came
'2na rere fmpOged bg Ellssf
81 iAIs morning
- wand Iury decided not "a
.easlon this morning and
-. man ordered a Daafnaue.
-. .n'a o'clock this afternoon
q & great batch u indictments
sus' In u Again.
- y, :. Pet that the indictments
s,.'. e returned this Afternoon
.<'al'y annonnced ana ssveral
Is aA viii BE- against Huaf
p,,@'.s.as q accept a bride.
10y .s.r hcney was A. BIS desk
IN. y. morhlng and while show.
s'iect Of the great strain he
under Tor months he was
ass.s ''efea over the turn Of
-, = aseiined 10 discusa tbe ocs,,e
- Aonday and announeod MAJ
g.. n on be must decline 10
q. I. lls further plans 30 AZ h
g. numation 10 those he IA
fifteen Confessed
i..., = asaerted POSITIVELY that Is
Ia -. .a confessed lsst nleht
X -. tnong the lndletmenie h
n,',,sa Relied this afternoon viii h.
Asns sssainai officials Of HE
Ksni. s'sphone company
q des. 'Nnsdon would not affirm
aprsi..,....n ls statement that The
"a lts," 49, conferred be- admitted
e lrss vas an undefeurreni
ntsr M she Il % sald. VIII fan
w a M ban Of the grand iafg +
ssshose !, of The Pacific States
t.sl,l.s. company, from whom
Lonergan "a ALLEGED h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
COLONEL GLASSFORD
FACING GRAVE CHARGE

Charges that Col william A.
giaaafotd. head % the United
States sianai Corps. operating The
cable hfseeen Seattle and Alaska
pslnfs. has been guilty Of irregular,
ltias IN The conduct OF his uffPls
wsre forwarded to-day from Seatfle
10 Gea. james Allen. chief SINAI
officer 81 Washington. BY n rcprc.
sentative OF tho scripps-Nows A..
sociatian.
II II quite probable that az r..
suit o. these charges Col Glass.
ford vii be removed from bis pres.
eut afflrs. Hia conduc; has once
before been under investigation By
Washington officials.
Tho charges made BY the Scriaps
News association against Col Glass
ford have 10 do with the news ser.
vice 70 varIons Alaskan newspa.
peers For some time past a local
newspaper man by the name Of r.
NJ. Mccormack has been serving
all of The Alaskan papers. other
correspondents being 'frozon out
because Of the hlghhanded meth.
obs OF Col. Glaaaford, whose rela.
lions with Mccormack are very
close.
Want Another Service.
Several 81 the Alaskan papers.
becoming dissatisfied with the Nc.
Cortuaek service. dcputiEcd Edward
Russell. ~ the Juneau Dispatch.
10 conn to Seattle and arrange Tor
an improved service This Rus
sell I'D BY an arrangement with
the serippa News association.
which. consolidated with the Pub
iishera' prnss. IL one OF the largest
neNagbtbering organizations OF the
world.
In concluding the negotiations
with the various Alaskan papers to
be served b. the Scripps ass0cia-
ton. II wis necessary 10 use the
cable and a. was at this point that
Glasslord stepped I'm, making a de.
termiued effort TO prevent the
scrlpps people from carrying out
their arrangements no that Nc.
Cormaek SHOULD not be interfered
with.
One OF the most serious charges
against tilassford is that the con.
tents OF all Of the messages sent
by the soripps people, or by Rus.
sell. to northern papers were al.
most immediately made known by
some one to Mccormack and thnt
replies 10 these messages. address.
cd 10 the Scripps News asaocia'
ton. became known to Mccormack
before they were delivered to the
serIpns representative.
Give Mccormack Time.
This was done 80 that McCor-
mack might have time, before the
messages 20 and from the Scripps
representative we're delivered. to
use the cables Ia an cndcavor 20
head of the efforts OF the Alaskhn
papers % change their service
Another charge against Glaasford
Is that all Of McCormaok's mes.
sagea to the Alaskan papers, sent
In an effort 20 hold them for his
service. we're accepted at press
rates. while all messages sent by
the seflpp8 people were charged
for ut fuli commercial rates, This
discrimination was arbitrarily made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Massey. Il wns stated. viii be In
sIefea OF A. least 70 counts HumoFa
sama slslek and fast ~ the day grew
older. and indictments VIII De
against practically every person
mentioned az having been concerned
n yesterdays proceedings
one Indictment. it u stated. WI
h4 AGAINST Nellie Smith. tho CON
fident!ai stenoRraphrr for Gerstsl
Thomas 4 Prick, attorneys for TIE
Home company,
The grand jury ls not satisfied
w!fh tho evidence she gave yester-
day. Burns and his assistants claim
they have positive evidence that she
i the person who took the stefiq-
graphic notes and confidential COM
aauaseatinnH between tho attorney
ard officials ~ The Home company
and the supervisors.
Il IL also claimed abe knows who
took the bribe money. hoW much II
waa. where and hy whom passed.
II e. Understood AT the district at
t8fuevs office that Gersiei. Thomas
and Prick ell also be indicted. a
true bfli viii also be returned
against a high official % the United
Railways. aud. ~ IL significantly
stated. also against members and
high officials Of the United states
Telephone company.
The railroad officials who were
called before the grand jury to give
testimony are the ones IN the great
ent danger.
one ~ the many reports iu clrcu-
iafion Is 10 the effect this morning
that the names Of schmitz and Pat
rick Calhoun. president ~ the Unit
ed Railroads. we're thrown into the
indictment hopper. md that the In
dietment against achmltz viii be
Immediately presented 10 the su-
perior court Tor a hearing IN custer
proceedings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

Various reports az 10 the char.
seter Of these stories have reached
the public II has been stated by
friends Of Hall that some time ago
word Was sent 10 him In an In
direct waY that unless he would
accept offers 81 settlement and
absent himself At the time Of the
trial. bis wife would 10 on the
stand and tell a story that would
for all time blaeken Halls rcputa.
ton and compel him TO leave Sc
attic
With an insanity defense. Myra
Constantine Hail. wife 81 the prose
cutting witness and daughter Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

by Giassfora in his efforts 10 harass
the scripps News association.
An instance Of this irregularisy
and an example Of the manner In
which messages we're held up aft
Sr being read b. Mccormack occur.
~ during the negotiations with
" ?. Thompson. manager OF the
Fairbanks Newa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19

have confessed that he recetved
s. 900 for his vote.
Huef PAGES Chambers.
Ruef spent a night of horrors IN
bis sampsHous quarters at the 3
Francis. Cut Off from friends. he
paced the small room IN agouy.
doubt and terror.
For the first time since his IN.
dfetmeuf and arrest he now FrEiiteH
the seriousness Of hia predieament
Time and again he threw him
self on bis bed IN an effort 20 sleep.
bar after a few moments rest would
jump from the BID and resume bis
eeaHiess tramp.
Ellison nlgEy remained IN the
room With him an night. fearing
the prisoner would attempt 70 do
himself bodily harm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
MYRA CONSTANTINE TO
BESMIRCH HALLS NAME
BANK cLgARINos.

! Increase over same
date last year - als,f72bo =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
ksvn That Fifteen Supervisors Confessed to the
efand Jury Which Held Session All Night---0nly
One City Official VIII Escape -Ruef Like Tiger
haCage.

have confessed that he recetved
e ufd for hfa vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-19
Many Violations.

Several OF those named yester.
day BY The Star as operating Who'll.
Is In violation Of law are controlled
The Lake County times., 1907-05-09
MAN TRAP PROVES FATAL
ems Wounds Mortally the First
Man to Intrude.

Lafayette, Ind, May 9. - Louis
Schultz, a meat wagon driver, at
tempted to enter the chicken house of
Ernest Goodman, in the southern part
of the city at night, and was so terri
bly, injured from a shotgun placed in
side the door of the chicken house
that he is dying at St Elizabeth hos
pital Goodman had been troubled
with chicken thieves, and he placed a
contrivance just inside the door of the
coop by which an intruder discharged
the shotgun by stepping on a cord.
He had scarcely placed the gun in
position when Schultz was caught.
Schultz declared that his dog ran away
and jumped into the chicken house,
and that he was going in after it when
he was shot. He was so close to the
nluzzle Of the gun that nearly the en-
tire load entered his left leg between
the knee and hip. One of the large
blood vessels was shattered, and the
loss of blood is responsible for his con-
dition.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-09
SYNOPSIS.

Chapter 1. Dorothy Amhurst. beau
tlful yodng woman, goes 10 the pahk
In Bar Harbor, presents a check, WhlcIi
the cashier pays. and then walks OUT,
leaving the money on the counter oh9
Is oVertaken by Lieutenant Alan Druu-
mond of the British warship ConstgfITo fIo
nation, who hands her the money lie
explains to Dorothy that he Is In
rather bad repute with the admlralty clI NY
because Of the fact that some time De
fore he had, in order to test new
gun, fred at a lonely rock in the Bal
tie, which Immediately returned the
fire, making an "aflaire" with RUSSIA:
Drummond EXPRESSES his intention or
going to Russia personally to explain
that the episode was not the result OF
design. Dorothy attempts to dissuade
him II-Dorothy, who is Of excellent
family, has been reduced In means so
that She is obliged to become a sew
ing woman in the family OF Captain
Kempt, u. S. N, retired The family
consists of Captain and Mrs. Kempt
and their daughters, Sabina and Kath-
crime. Katherine is exceedingly kind
20 Dorothy, while Sabina is just the
reverse. It develops that Dorothy has
just inherited fortune of s15,000,0O0.