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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24
Suicide BEQUEATHS
ESTATE TO CHILDREN

San Francisco Sept. 23-Dr. George
Uardcastle, an elderly retired dentist
committed suicide last night by firing
u bullet into his brain. His body was
found today by his landhdy, Mrs.
Julia Lane.
Dr. Hardcastlc's Will, made Scptem-
Der 10. and witnessed by Mrs. Lane,
bcqucaths his small estate TO the Ma
tional Spiritualist association, no. coo,
Pennsylvania avenue Washington, d.
c.. in trust for the benefit of the chill
dren's Progressive lyccum. The Will
provides that half of the money be de
voted to the musical education of chill
drcn and the other half to dolrayins
expense of outings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24
JOY RIDE ENDS
IN DEATH Of
TWO GIRLS
SPEEDING AUTO JUMPS
FROM VIADUCT IN SEATTLE
Occupants of Wrecked Car
FrightfuIIy Burned When
Machine Takes Fire. Three
Injured Passengers May Die,
IBy Morning journal s.ecIal Leased wirel

m, NornInc Ior,noI s,ecioI ,.os.a vy;,o1
Seattle. Sent o3.-An All might au-
tomobile "toy ride" of eight Young
nconle -four men and four women.
cndrd M dav break this morning when
tho ar returning af furious spoed
f. he road house district south Of
plunged through a trcstle at
Venuo and Weller street and
fire. killing two girls iniuring
another vo 1an ana two mon 50 eoli-
ously that they may die. ana causing
serious injury 70 a man and woman
The dead:
GOLDIE POR 'ER, aged Il. clerk
in = department ore parents live in
Sordo-Woolev Wash
Jessie MABFI, JOHNSON. aged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24

Philadelphia. sept. 23--Atier
protracted discussion OF the terms OF
settlement i'm the $30,00o,ho0 suit
brought in New York by the Prnns'l-
Vania Refining company against the
American Sugar Refining company
Judges Wilson and Audcnrcid today
agreed to act as arbitrators in the mat
ter and determine finally whether the
compromise offered by the American
Sugar Refining company should be
eccentch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24

to appeal to anybody to any man, TO
any body of mentor a license to look
for the pole
Another criticism is the charge of
our insufficient equipment We have
met this. You know we had every
possible aid to success \ big ship is
no advantage. An army of white mon
who at best arc noNices, is a distinct
handicap, while cumbcrsom luxury
OF equipment is fatal to progress We
chose to live a life as simple rs that
of Adam and We forced the strands of
human endurance to scientific limits.
If you viii reach the pole, there is
no other way
"NoW as to the efforts of the press
to force things Of their picking from
important records into print-in reply
TO this | have taken the stand chat I
have already given tangible account
of our journey. 1t is MS complete as
the preliminary reports OF amy preNi-
Gus explorer.
@Now, gentlemen about the pole.
We arrived April #, 1905. We dis
covered new land along the 102nd me-
ridian between the S4th and S5th par
allel. Beyond this there was abso-
lutrlv no life ana no land. The ice
was in large, heavy fields with few
pressure lines. The drift was south
of east, the wind was south Of east.
Clear water gave good regular obser-
Vations nearly very day, These obScr-
vations combined with those at the
pole on the 2Ist and 22nd of April are
sufficient to guarantee our claim.
When take in connection with the gen
eral record YOU do not require this |
can soc that. but this ana all the other
records will come to you in the due
course Of events.
"I cannot sit down without acknow-
Lodging to you and to the living Arc
tie explorers my debt of gratitude for
their valuable assistance. In the pres
ent enthusiasm we must not forget
the fathers of the art of polar travel
There is glory enough for all.
"Nany are here tonight. The names
are too numerous to mention. Spe-
cial mention for honors must be made
to Greeley. Schlry. Melville, PearS,
Tiala. Nansen. Abruzzi, Cagni. SVer-
drup. Amundsen, Nordenskjold and a
number Of English and other eNplor-
crs"
The banquet was to have been pr1-
ceded by reception but after a long
wait the diners crowded into the haIl
chance of previously shak-
ing the hand OF the explorer. The
reason for Dr Cooks delay and the
abandonment of the reception was
characteristic of Or. Cooks simplicity
He landed in this country without
having conventional evening clothes in
his wardrobe and the suit ordered
since his arrival was late in being de-
livercd to his room. For chat reason
the reception followed the dinner in
stead of preceding it,
The speakers in addition To DE-
Cook were Rear Admiral Schlcy. Mr.
McGoWan Bird S. Colcr. Count Mol
Ike. Professor William Brewer, hon
orary president of the Arctic club;
Representative W. $. Rennett Of New
y York; Job Hedges, prominent FOCAL
republican, ana Charles wake. Of the
Explorers club
John Il. bradley was present but
lid not speak In Introducing Or.
Confined on Page =, Column -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24

Cleveland, sept 23.-W II Nairr
Of this city has inst completed e fest
OF nftY-onc dnys lie was seized Win
stomach trouble and believed the fast
would eliminate the disease tho phASi-
CLANS could not reach. He took only
water. He broke his fast by taking a
toaspoonful Of milk. He SAYS he is
now alright again.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24

Portland. ore. sept. .a- Econon,
in ct.ry division 100 tho postnificc de-
partmrnt o. th, command ol Fostmas-
tor General Frank -. Hitchcock. This
economy c"ntrmplat's mo- impairment
cot efficiency. but must hc positive. far
reaching and prrsisteu. In his address
tp tho oregon pustmJstyrs assembled
iu convention Iu this city. the postmus-
t.r general made this dut, clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24
DEAD MINICO uOII:OI;
NOW PLACED AT 5000

Monterey. Mexico. sept. 23-Gcn-
oraI Trcvino. military commander OF
the district Of northern McXico. who
has directed the distribution of aid
through the section swept by the re-
cent flood today estimated the num-
Der of lives lost at 5000 Two thou
sand bodies were recovered between
Monterey and Tampico. General IRE
vino stated. The property loss
reaches into millions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24

Berlin, Sept. 23.-Hubcrt Latham,
the French aviator made a successful
trial flight of ten minutes duration in
Berlin this morning. distinguished
party of German officers was present
Later Latham flew for half an hour
over Tcmplchof parade grounds ana
was cheercd by an immense assem-
hlaEe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24
Yale Man Becomes Treasurer.

Washington, Sept. 23.-Leo Me.
Clung, treasurer of Yale, has been
elected as treasurer of the United
States. succeeding Charles II Treat
whose resignation was announced a
few days ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-24
FARMERS SPENDING
MONEY FOR BUZZ
BUGG|ES
Secretary Wilson Believes
Were Proper Safeguards
Provided, They Would Invest
It in Railroads.
tBy Morning Journal sacciaI Leased wireI

Washington, Sept. 23.--As result
OF his observations recently into con-
ditiuns among the agricultural classes
in the west. Secretary Wilson IS iirmly
convinced that federal control of ran
road capitalization would lead to
large investments in railroad sccufl-
tics by American farmers.
Mr.. Wilson said that the farmers
were now buying automobiles 10 Il
large extent. which indicated that
there were not many opportunities
for investment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank IA. Freer OF
No n Marymnd-aSc., announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Laurie
Annie 10 Ernest j. Risdon. The mar.
riage will be celebrated I'm August
Mr. ana Mrs. Edward j.. Jeffr,cs
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Grace Irene 70 Clayton Charles
BENJAMIN. NJ. d., for Wednesday
evening. June 30, in the home, No.
145 Mlwaukee'avu. west.
Miss Elizabeth Stocking, Of No. l2o
East Grand boulevard, will 80 10 To-
ronto next week. whore she Will pres
ent paper before the international
quinQuennial Congress OF Women on
The literature OF the future
Among the passengers sailing on
the steamship Friedrich der Crosse al
the North German Lloyd line, from
New York to Bremen, Thursday,
were Or. w. A. Poster and Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Muenchinger and child,
OF this city.
The Northwestern Research club
will meet Monday evening In the
home of Dr. +. c. Van Syckle. Nc
Graw and Stanton-aves.. 20 perfect
plans for the celebration of the
Fourth of July. w s. Clapp is pres
dent and Charles l.. Flowers, secre-
tary-treasurer.
Many Detroiters are interested IN
the wedding OF Hamilton Gay How
ard, formerly OF this city, and Mrs.
Annette Loveday Cockrell. which was
celebrated in St Louis, Mo, Satur-
day After July /, Mir. Howard and
his bride will be at home in the Hotel
Robinson, San Diego. Cal.
Louis NJ Mcknight, assistant edu-
cational director of the Detroit Tech
ncal institute, Is attending the com
mencement exercises of his alma
mater in Alliance. o. The ceremony
Of the Inauguration OF the new prcsi'
dent Will be the main feature of the
commencement. and Mr. Mcknight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
CANAL TO BE REoPENED.
Boats viii Be Running Through Ca
madam Locks on Monday

- SAULT STE. MARIE, June 1S.-it
is expected that boats will be run
ming through the Canadian locks on
Monday next The lock has been
pumped out. and the damage below
investigated. II was found that the
vessels figuring in the accident OF a
week ago had not damaged the lower
works TO any great extent. and win
the emergency gates working as per
schedule the canal will be opened. it
will OF course, be some time before
the canal is in its former condition.
but the press Of traffic has prompted
those In charge 10 assist 10 a certain
extent in relieving the Michigan 500
canal OF the heavy work occasioned
by the disaster.
The movable dam is still in post
ton. but il can be removed on short
notice There is nothing behind the
dam but quantity of straw, whicn
was thrown in and sunk to stop the
flow through the leaks in the shut
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

theater where they are appearing next
week that they took their name. Mon
day night a herd Of over 100 Elks Will
browse on the good things shown by
the stage. attending in BODY TO honor
the quartet.
OF course there will tie an aeFobatle
act on the bill The coming week IL
will be- the act OF the Four Readings.
who come here for the first time with
the most flattertng Endorsements This
act will also be seen at Belle Isle on
Children's day as the management OF
the Temple ana J. II. Moore make IL
"A rule 70 provide one or more acts for
Childrens DAY every year, OthVr acts
on the bin besides those named are:
jeanette Adler and her picks, Slgnor
TroVato. Filipino Nirtuoso. and Mar
tint and Macmillan. burlesque magic.
But one OF the finest acts on the whole
roster Is that of Mae Melville and Rob-
EFT Higgins in just little fun. and IL
~ firmly believed that next 70 tho head -
line act and the special feature attrac-
tiou this Will be the atrongest hit on
the bin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

Around the resistance OF Ethan Allen
and lis Green Mountain Boys the
Vermont colonial mttlitia. TO the ad-'
vance OF the invading forces IS built
cipal scene rs laid az Fort StanwiN. II
milos from bennington. and the do
vclopmcnt OF the plot closcIv follows
tho history 81 The stirring events OF
tlat campaign iu which thc royal
troops wCr, turned back.
While Foil Gate inu' ~ play -
War times IN 20 f.uWggd land there Is A
connected thread of love interest woven
cinto the story and humorous situa-
lions are ly no means hacking Nor
bert T. Doreut" takes tho part 81
Poatchoc. n half pi ecd. VINO has n
notable influence iu determining the
course Of the campaign. The character
is a novel one. ana requires skilled
interpret az ftttt.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
nEN GREET PLAYERS.

This afternoon and evening tho cole
bratcd Ben Greet players and the Rus
sian symphony orchestra OF 80 musi-
clans appear in two open air pcr-
formances for the benefit Of the child
study committee Of tho public schools.
At the matinee peri ormanCe Shake
spearc's queen Of comedies. AS You
Like It VIII ne given. with the must
cal setting by Beethoven. and In tho
evening "a Midsummer Nights Dream. -
with the beautiful Mcndelssohn music,
Will be the play.
The production will be given most
artistic ana realistic stage setting on
the beautiful Stephens grounds q 40.
1871 Woodward ave, corner AntoiuCtic-
IT. These grounds are ideal for such
performances. for winch Mr.. Groct Us
famous and they will bc given just az
complete here as whom Nh. Greet gave
them ou the White House grounds nm
der Mrs Theodore ROOSEVELT patron
age last summer.
Reserved seats m-v be obtained AZ
sanders No if1 Woodw1rd-a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
IN SOCIET Y

win give one OF the principal al.
dresses on that occasion.
From the fund established year
ago by Mrs. Grace Whitney Hon. of
Paris, for the purchase of one paint
INK year for some art museum IA
the United States. the Detroit Ma
scum OF Ar will be the first TO proli..
as thc painting. Les Jours Heu-
rcux" Cine Happy Days.. by Eliza
beth Nourse, will bee added 10 the COZ
lection very shortly. Mrs. Hon form
erly lived In Detroit. but is now per.
manontly located in Paris.
The marriage of Miss Kathleen
/ Ganley, daughter of Mrs Ann Gan
ley. OF No. 202 Abbott.st., and Joan
Dunphy. was quietly celebrated Wed.
nesday evening in Holy Trinity
church. the Rev. James Savage, the
pastor. officiating Miss Elizabeth
Dunpny, sister of the groom. anC
William Ganley, brother of tho
bride, were the attendants. Mr.. Dun
phy is the popular chief clerk in che
office OF III. +. Moeller. of the Per'
Marquette. and is we'll known in IN,
city. The couple have gone on ;
trip down the ST. Lawrence river e
Quebec and on their return TO th'
city will be at home at No 1913 War
ren.ave. west.
| Miss Jessie NJ. Patterson and Victor
6. Darling were quietly married. Wed
nesday evening. in the home of The
bride. No. l59 Vermont-ave.. the Ger
emory being performed by the Rev
Harvey G.. Pearce. OF the Tabernacle
1 Methodist church The bride wore &
gown OF white batiste trimmed in val
enciennes lace and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies OF the valley Her
bridesmaid Miss Mae Doherty. also
wore white batiste and carried pink
roses and sweet peas Edward Nc
Lean assisted the groom and Albert
Pratt played the wedding marches
The couple have gone east on a wed
ding trip and upon their return Will
be nj home at No. sos Sheridan-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
noc cases conoest Docket.

AS $40 ordinance cases are set TOT
hearing in the recorders court, Mon
day, $50 OF these being complaints
against citizens for harboring unli-
censed dogs Judge Phelan will devote
his entire time to the canine cases.
while Judge Connolly will hear The
other cases The numerous dog cases
are believed to set n new record for
one days court activities in that line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19


The piano pupils OF Miss Hattie
Gronemsn viii give a concert I'm Grin.
ncll's music hall. Monday evening.
June 23. assisted by Miss Helen Math-
ewson. cuntralto. Those who viii par
ticir5tc I'M the program arc. IRE
Misses Helen T. Watson. Rose Z. El-
stein. Sadie Cohn. Jennie StarikcT.
Fannie and Edith Gordon Clara Ro,h.
stein. Delta s norman. Syiyi1 a..
Stearns. Dorothy a. Rider. MaIeiin"
ID. Cohen Helen Nathewsou. Ettol
Levy. Elizabeth Liebcrmau. Daisy.
Rothstein Anna Mik9lajcwsiO Mo-
ma Eichler Lillian Mitchell. Ida CO.
don. Sylvia Il. Bofsky, Celia n Nam.
+. Virginia Fcttcrs, Mabel Bofs[y
Marcia r. Munscn. Theresa T.. Me
ter Esther Liebefman. AlgoGac, and
Orric G.. Powell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
FAMILY.

Now that the circus season is on, the
Family thcater Will live up To its
policy OF being abreast Of the times by
putting on a nigh class dog and pony
a hit with both young and old. Prof.
Clark, the owner OF these animals, has
had years OF experience in training
animals and claims the distinction OF
having the best educated group of
dogs and ponies in existence. The
clown dogs are said 20 perform more
mirth- provoking tricks than their hui
man competitors. The circus viii be
followed the Five Cornallas, Eu-
ropean acrobats. in performances that
are IN short marvellous.
Joe Wilson, aH-eld-time- faNorite
with lovers of minstrelsy, will do a
hlack- face monologue 81. Clair and
Brink. refined singers and dancers, Will
be seen In a sister act.
Pearl Evelyn. the singing soubrettc.
and Musical Vera, in novelty mus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
CrandelI Held for Trial.

George l.. Crandell. the Michigan
Central Brakemen charged with be-
traying Miss Margaret Mcintyre. az
ter a train romance which was follow
ed. II is alleged, by promises of mar
riage, made by Crandell, who is al
ready married, was held TO the record
er's court for trial, after a hearing in
Justice Stems court Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
Robbed of Jewels whne Asleep.

George + Mclaughlin, giving his
address as the Jefferson hotel, re-
ported AZ The detective bureau, FIT
day, that he fell asleep in Fuller's liv-
cry stable, No. 233 Woodbridge-st.
east. Thursday night, and when nc
awoke. a gold watch and n two-karat
diamond ring were missing. Nothing
was known about the alleged theft at
tho livery stable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

ing concerts will be given by the band
and quartet OF vocalists of high
class will assist in the programs. For
the first week Director BOos viii have
an unusual novelty on his program.
q descriptive historical piece which he
calls The Landing OF Columbus IL
describes i'm musical terms the first
Is given a farewell pageant by the
king and queen OF Spain. Till he arrives
IN the new world and is greeted by
the birds. Various incidents Of the
historic voyage are also described. in
Guiding great storm ut sea. The
Boos band has won several state band
competitions. and Director Boos was
recently presented with a silver cornet
for his splendid work IN milwaukee,.
The management announces that
ladies who attend the concerts must
be accompanied by escorts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
prrnoIr opI,nA IgoIsI.

"The Mikado." the most delightful Of
BE- many pleasing works ot Gilbert
hd sullivan. ana one of tht most pop
lar light operas ever written, has been
llected bV the Aborn Comic Opera co.
(r the second week OF its stay in the
Etroit opera house, opening Monday
hight. Few works of the light opera
lass possess the wcdring qualities of
|rhe Mikado. which rs 10 the English
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
THE WHITNEY.

\ drama OF rev stationary times is
Toll Gate Inn" the vehicle chosen by
the Chicago stock co. for the sixth
week OF It's season I'm the whitney. be-
ginning with the sunday matinee. 4
phase of that primal struggle OF the
republic which has been little touched
upon by dFamRtists Is depicted in thia
play. the descent OF the British army
under Gen. Burgoyne upon the colonies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

+, indefinite duration. Mr. Hayes VIII
place his band IA the big airy audi
torium OF the casino. whore the river
hrcezrs have plenty OF chance 70
sp. cad their comfort and which at the
same time can be amply protected
from any sudden changes OF weather.
The Gardens, as the casino is now call
cd will have the benefit OF the finest
safe acrvic, tbat can Doe DEVISED, Even
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
Iewelrv Store Rohhod

The jewolry store of William b Nc.
Kay. No G9l Third-ave. was burglar
ized some time Thursday night. and
plundorcd of about $3.50 worth Of jew
elry Detectives are working on the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

teal act will add 20 the very strong
bill Tana, the oriental iuggler. will
perform wonderful feats Of the orient
T.. G. Phillips has a treat In store with
his novelty musical act The moving
pictures TO be shown are Was Justice
Served?' and "A Royal Tragedy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
-wa4NE uprEI. -GARnn%s

Manager James Z HAYES. Of the
Wayne hotel announce Tho opcnin-
Of the Wayne Hotel Gardens. Saturday
evening. at which time Boos Military
Band viii commence an enlargement of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

omic opera what Robin Hood" IS TO
ne American. While few Of the
Their works OF Gilbert and sullivan are
OCCASIONALLY revived. The Mikado" is
onstantly in demand. aud no opera
|ompany OF any Importance considers
repertoire complete without THIS
umorously sarcastic musical story or
fficialdom I'm Japan is that it's comedy
appreciated wherever the English
language IL spoken and. although pro-
uced years ago II rs as up-t o-datc as
my modern musical production.
The scene OF the opera Is small
|pwn OF uncertain location IN Japan.
|lithcr comes the son Of the Mikado.
kanki-Poo. in the gulse of "a minstrel
He falls In love with Yum Yum, the
yard OF ko-Ko. tailor. whom his
.ather has raised Ia the rank OF Lord
High ENccutiOncr. kO-Ko is DESTROYS
n annexiug Yum Yum as the pcrmRn-
. mt sub head OF his own household.
While he IS endcaVoring TO hnd way
n Kidding himself OF his rival there
Zones a mandate from the Mikado de-
banding "A public. execution within
Snonth or his degradation rs the alter
Sativc. BY promising the supposed
minstrel few days OF welded bliss
Vita Yum Yum. hc Gets Nankt-Poo to
ION sent to hc the victim OF IN" cNecu-
Hon, there being q dcarth OF malefac-
|ors In the community TIL" unearth-
Ing OF an ancient law requiring the
Victims wife 10 De- buried alive with
him causes "A hitch in the program. as
Yum Yum VIII NOT consent to II. Fin
HAY "A false statement or tho execution
IS sworn 70 aud this is handed TO tn"
(fikRdO on his arrival In the town Ills
disclosure OF the Identity or the victim
knd intimation OF the punishment
hetcd out 90 those who cause the death
bf the hcir-apparent results IN the
|pccdy resurrection OF Nanki- Poo. TO
whom Ko-ko rcluQulshCs yum Yum
|vhle be weds katisha, rather an
Eicnt lady, whom he fears may make
he execution plot known TO tho Mix
lido. For the third week OF the comic
opera season THE Fortunctcucr" VIII
be revived. with Eugene Cowlcs ia his
original role OF sander. "Floradora'
Ind ~ Chinese Honeymoon viii fol-
love
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

told with theatrical claptrap and melo-
dramatic device. hut with a couvlnc-
ing simplicity, ami I'M tnerC r. H1vCT
hidden In gruc some details. Conway.
generation. falls In love with his re-
former and she with him. Arthur
Ames, society man. who is also I'm
love with Miss D"Cring. attempts TO
show Conway that his marriage with
her would only drag the woman down
20 his former level Conway refuses co
look at the matter I'm this light hut as
time wears on thcrc comes IL tho set-
Element house former pal OF Con-
way who has murdered his paramour.
Conway shields him. giving the lie TO
the police ana Miss DecrinE. Tho iic
IS discovered aud lie reGli2os the gulf