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Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-10
war SPECIALTIES
AGAIN DOMINATING
FEATURE OF MARKET
Bethlehem Steel Makes New
High Record; Other lnduStrialS
Follow Closely; Metals Back
ward; Railroad Shares Raise.

NEW YORK, Sept 9-Further phe-
nomenal advances i'm war specialties
were the main features Bethlehem
Steel made a new high of 326, an
overnight gain of % points General
Motors advanced 10 to 265 Crucible
Steel rose 4 to 81 Ia, coming within
y point of its record, and was again
the second most active stock OF the
session. United States Steel register
ed &c 3,8, a gain of / 3-S, at it's best
since the reversal The demand Tor
steel preferred which rose 3-S to
ia IA. is the best price I'm three
years, and is assumed to eminate from
investment sources. based ON trade
conditions
Metal stocks went backward despite
the announcement of several increased
dividend disbursements. Railroads
shared the rise TO better extent pre-
sumably I'm consequence of yesterday S
glowing crop reports Total sales
$4,000. Par value S3,36OOOO United
States coupon tbrees advanced a hall
per cent on call
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-10
BISBEE DAY HAD IN
SUPERIOR COURT
CONTINUED from Page y

NNbAAAAlAANA ~ Jill axe -
these questions has been estimated
all the way from twenty-five to over
a hundred so that when the case is
finally submitted to the jury, it will
take that body sometime to agree OF
disagree to their answers.
There seems but little doubt now
that the case viii take up all of next
week of the largest portion thereof
before the verdict of the jury has been
returned and recorded and the final
chapter closed in the case, such as
the making of motions, etc, after the
verdict has been recorded
The jury has now been i'm care OF
the bailins for three weeks and tho
expense Of their board has been paid
by both parties, each side bearing
their portion OF the same
Old Timer Dies.
Adyices have been received of tn,
death in Los Angeles, last Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-10
NeU Line Women'S Neck
uUear, Just ReceiUed for Today's Selling

I'm this new line of neckwear there are AN the
latest designs made of Georgette crepe and or
CANDIES some trimmed with Venice or Val. lace
Prices range from 25c up TO $3.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-10
From Ms. s. n. Richmon
From Mrs. Maria Irwin. Pen, ~.

PERU Ny" Before took Lydia Pfnkhams Vegetable Com
pound was very irregular and had much pain had lost three
children and felt worn out all the time This splendid medicine
helped nothing else had done and thankful every day
that took it'-Als. MARIA IRWIN RED. 1, Peru, NY.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-10
cURBs
CBy Levy Bros)
10y Levy bIOS.)
copper metal unchanged.
Bank of England rate unchanged at

BANK OF England rate unchanged al
5g,.
Henry Ford increased his Peace
FUND Endowment to S1OOOO.O00
German banks completing arrange
meut for purchase Of one million bales
of cotton i'm this market at Is cents
British and French financial com.
missioners now expected TO arrive to-
day.
Exports munitions of war. July
fifty million dollars
/ and n TO be in market for az. O0O
tons of steel rails.
Theodore NJ. Schumacher. chair
man Rick Island Board resigns a.
director.
Porphyry dividends due about noon
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-10
From Mrs. Jane ID. Duncan. w. Ouincy. NJ.

ASS" The doctor said that had Organic trouble
2 for q long time and did not get any relief ]
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
BARTON MAN Is
KILLED BY TRAIN
zALEHsKI MET DEATH
NEAR CRESCENT SUNDAY
AFTERNOON.
He Aad Made Trip 20 whsslinE 20 Buy
Aeat for Son and Was on Way
Back 20 His Home.

Albert ZaI-nski "a foreigner OF Btrtor
was found dead on the railroad tracks
near Crescent. yesterday afternoon about
2 O'Clock. The man is a resident Of Rar-
ton but saturday went to Crescent 10
visit his son. Upon his arrival there a.
was asked 10 make a trip Co Wheeling
u" get some meat lie made the trlp
ana was ON his way back home IL an
pears mat DE rode a. far as MAYNARD IN
we NlIer' car. and taeu started to WaIE
"l9hf %" railroad track.
ne body was found Vim between
w" brs on o." railroad track. la T,Bt-
g.uss. Martin Sulik. Mike kurzhak ana
steve 'zs1yhr They immediately uofi-
hed the authorities and a proI0uen. p6y-
Sl'iah made an examination and b.. vrifb
lh' g"ustai ordered the body ram1y..i
10 the MI home 40 Crescent. vhsre
his son boarded
thorough e-Namluation was made.
Wv no marks OF violence were found BE-
appears that the man was either over
come with some sudden sickness thai
caused MS death. or thar DO was the r.
-uli ot acute alcoholism. The coroner
arrived and ordered an autopsy 10 h.
held 40 u" o'clock this m~oruiuE TSe
man was about So years old and a wig-
over. W"
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AND AUSTRIA
CcOntinu.d From First Pa~..)

10 make a new general attack in
which all the, w%arships will take part.
Reyerting to their policy OF last fall.
the Germans early this morning made
an attack on Paris with aircraft. -Four
zeppelin airships started for the city.
but only two reached il. These
dropped bombs. injuring a humble of
persons and setting fire to buildings
The French airmen. whose duty IL is
10 guard the city. set out in pursuit
OF the Germans. but owing to the mist
they were unable TO overtake the air
ships.
Pressing Germans Back.
As far as the land operations are
concerned. the eastern front holds The
most interest. The Russians. despIte
the swampy condition OF the ground.
are slowly. according to Peragrad dis.
patches, pressing the Germans hack
10 the East Prussian frontier. their
latest achievement being to defeat
three German columns which had set
cut on the road 90 Ostrolenka from
Myszyniec. which j. not far from the
German frontier. From the same
source comes q statement that Pre-
mysl Is at its last gasp. and that the
garrison Is getting rid Of its ammuni
''NH PAFbdl dlolg TO tuTreuuer1uE.
In The west the only news comes
from the German official report. which
claims minor successes In Champagne.
north OF Beauseiour and I'm the Vosges
where they stormed and captured the
crest Of Reich Ackerkopf IN each case
taking a couple Of hundred French
prisoners.
Gains a Victory.
General Botha. at the head Of the
Union Of South Africa forces. is re-
ported to have gained a rather i'm
portant success over the Germans in
German Southwest Africa. capturing
an e~ntrenched position and taking two
hundred prisoners and two guns near
SWakopmund. The fighting was stUl
IN progress when the last dispatch was
sent.
In England. the leaders Of pubIic
opinion r devotinR their attention to
the question ~ Increasing the outuut
OF munitions and of generally speed
llR up the manufacture and uvoement
Of supplies required by the army
Threatened disputes are being settled
by the men being granted var bonusas
while other questions ara being refer.
req 70 arbitratorH. on the whole the
situation has improved There h. Iess
congestion ~ the London docks. The
men having arranged their DISPUTE
with the employers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
LITTLE FELLOW ON WAY TO HOS.
PITAL TO VISIT MOTHER
CONFINED THERE.
Stepped from Car and Rapidly Moving
Auto Dashed Into Him-Sufers
Serious Injuries.

William Hathaway. a FIVE year old
lad. was run down by an automobile
yesterday afternoon in front Of the
North Wheeling hospital. and received
painful, II not fatal injuries. A bad
cut was inflicted over his left eye. be-
sides several bad bruises. DIT. Gil
more attended him.
The little lad was on HIS way TO see
MS mother. who lately underwent an
operation at the North Wheeling hos.
pital. As he stepped from a Benwood
and North Wheeling car. an automo-
bile came racing up the street az a
rapid rate Of speed and struck him.
Ills father n aunt who were with
MIN, carried him into the hospital.
Some people who were leaving the
hospital at the time. started after the
auto that hit him. and chased tho
party 10 near Steubenville. where they
lost sight OF 10. The lads mother is
on the third floor OF the institution
while he Is on the second As vet the
mother has o been apprised OF the
accident. as 10 is feared that the
shock might be too much for her. The
accident occurred about three O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
VISITING DIVINES
Occupy Pulpits OF Many Local Churehss
Hesterday DR.. Compton at Wesley
n

Visiting Irvine occupied the rrI.t
or number Of local Churrhss yestrrl.u.
if ~ - Compton. district 4~uparIuf.rH.
'rt Of the Wheeling district. prsasf..
20 The morning service boz Tho Wsslsy .r
church. when the sacrament OF f.s
IsnId supper was administered
DR. Daniel Mestfall Of p~fttaburaT
preached at bot hthe morning and even.
INK services iu the Fourth AtrSst n
'IIfDu The Rev. Harry Hadlsy srH..
a ltf evening HervtCeg In 81 1hke'a
p church. while DR.. r. p Hodges. f...
nl'r president uf the university. preach.
90 az me Vance Memorial church IH.f
night and Rev. ". g.. Johnson ret.frr.F
missionary 20 Africa. occupied the rr
IIL az the morning service.
Because Of the illness 81 Rev T.
l.ewellyn. pastor OF the stone praah,F.r
ian church a. Elm Grove. pr Gea-s.
Troll or the board OF sunday sgI...
missions. New York city. preached .-
that church during tho muruiur.
Rev u a. hrakTl of West Liberty. #.
charge ~ The evening Hcrvico
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
BELLAIRE STORE
ROBBED SATURDAY
QUANTITY OF MEAT, FooDsTUFFs
AND $40 IN CASH TAKEN.
Entrance Made Through Rear Win.
do"-hen Frightened Away
From Nearby Residence.

II is reported that robbers entered
he Cook grocery store on Belmont
street. Bellaire. near Pinch run. late
Saturday night or early Sunday morn
ing BY cutting out a rear window in
"a small building connected with the
store proper. and stole considerable
meat and groceries and tool about
$40 in change from the cash till
They raised a rear window at the
nome OF 4. J. Miller's. next door to
the grocery. but We're frightened away
before stealing anything
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
The Real Secret Of
Rejuvenating the Face

rhN holds The true secret ~ facial rf.
itenauon who hHa learned rrw fu r..
.Ne p dead bin particles a. faaF AZ
They appear It's n aarref ANYONE 80
IhD aErd faded. ur IIaruT.raf
'e kIu may d. gradually HHaurb.F
2. nniifelF safe and rational manner
.N nlEfnIF application OF rrIfrHrr
rfrnIitfd wa Within r. week .r rv1
glnF skin. youthful nHI beau.
IiI ~ behold HHH taken fHn r'Hrr az
~. llreardel rufIrIr HH IIffI. Uf me
"Id Fdu o. AFFORDED each dau fHarfs ~.
N0lnFfnienr uf nI ord rU one aua.
pfrta Lnu are uuffIrE HrgfHirr sH raur
Ine merrrIIfad uHN rrH-u-HfIH af
Ir'eH..rH Gao ounce .r arfnHfHrI
uFn colo cream Iu fHl morn.
% T. erarrd with soap ard uaffr
fh0 traf fhIrE known Tor rr-rFI.a
spgts md Zine surrrrs wrintIss
tor 70 deeper rirEIts Hu excellent
recipe d. Powdered aHKaIIff ~ dHa
IFcI In "a o. witch hazel HfTFIHE
'Hg farn Iu fhr solution produce auflE
ar1 nHnu"rfII results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
DR.. HODGES AT
VANCE CHURCH
STATE UNIVERSITY PRES.
LDbhT AT EVEN
ING SERVICE.
The Call OF Moses" was the Subject nj
the Visitor-Dr. G. W. johnson.
Spoke 1t Morning Service,

br. Thomas r. Hodges former prref.
dent OF the West Virginia Uniyersity rr
A~l'TEauluWn, addressed the cOngrpEa.
ton OF the Vance Memorial cburgt .r
the service last evening Or. Hodl,-
spoke on the subject uf The GaU ..
Moses by this address Do, sh,.
~" John asked Moses To- throw dow
his staff. and how a turned 10 "a
ptnt. The picture painted bN mis- rr.-
ratlNe. showed the life Of Moses in r4
ti"' lEiht. The meeting was ATTENDED
~ a large number OF people and wa.
very Interesting.
Ia the morning Or. G. ". johnson. 20.
turned missionary from Africa. talked
on the progres Of missionary work u.
the dark continent. Ho also smoke I.-
i"I' the Mems Eibi, class Hutn al.
dresses were yery interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
STRIKES FIVE YEAR
OLD LAD AND MAKES GETAWAY

ness. an important science, and a fas.
cinating art. and hat the woman who
Is successfully caring for her home
and family is doing a great work.
more important and far reaching in
It's influence than the work OF the sue.
cessful business woman. or the train.
ed scientist or the accomplished artist.
Miss Ellis cookery lessons will in.
terest every woman in Wheeling who
cooks. She will prepare a number of
delicious dishes each afternoon. In.
Guiding good homemade bread. hand.
some cakes and juicy pies. and many
OF these will be served TO the mem
beers Of her classes.
In Y w. c. A. Gymnasium.
The News and Intelligencer Better
! Gods. Better Homes School will be
heId IN the Y. w. &. a. gymnasium.
II VIII be fitted up as a kitchen for
Ooth the lecturer and her audience.
as all OF the seats are within eye
range OF the platform on which Miss
Elhs VIII carry out her interesting
cookery program. IL will be easy 10
both see and hear. Miss Ellis is a
graduate OF n Of the best cookery
schools In the country. but she is
more proud Of her ability to fry good
potatoes and bake good bread thar
she Is OF her college diploma. She be.
Ieevs that knowledge amounts 10 very
uttle unless n has the ability 10
Apply Il to everyday life. She will be
IN wheeling every afternoon OF the
week OF March p. except Saturday.
aha VIII give six free home economic
lectures and lcookery lessons. 70
"hlch every woman in Wheeling is
cordially invited.
Below Is Miss Ellis program for
me entire week. Cut II out and paste
" IN the recipe leahet Miss Ellis will
give you this afternoon. and you will
Know just what is going 10 happen
every afternoon Watch the News and
lntelllgoncer for recipes all this week
The Program.
Monday.
SUBJECT The Why and How ~ Cook
MENU.
Feather OmIct gaue. s,ybi,.
fuff Balls Tea Biscuit
Silver cake
Tuesday.
Subject. a BALANCED Ration"
MENU.
tftrelesa Cooker DayJ
Roast Chicken
Corn Oy stora
IOuEhnutH
Ias.r s~Ueciaiuss.
Nap'lHons Cheese Sticks.
Tuesday Evsnnia
.... D Nan Who EarnH arr
the Woman Who spsuds
MENU
Graham Nut Mullins
Baked leo Cream
wednesday.
subject Tho child and UIr Hs4.a
MENU
'rrams1 chicken
EnasffrH TImb..a
italian r1Irnfa
k0Nhlry 'nta Carausf IcisH
Thuraday.
subject Food selection
MTNI.
salmon frr1uaffea
MnrF H~HIIanfaiar sauce
-HrafrEH chips
cold CAKE ln Cooker
FRIDAY.
Subject Attractive 1rI Convenient
EHa".Hn f..
Urarl. r.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
SPRING is HERE
Far one Came IN shortly before NOON
hsatsraey, Although snow Flury
FOLLOWED shortly AFTER

spring made Ifa official debut rsafsr
.n'fH'NE 20 HbI o'clock. according
pr fHn government HHHrrrafUru If
NrrHrdIra ~ fHr fH.f fHh
H'F during The greater part ~ fH.
'' ..'..n hate f.|'u and other #rH|rr
f.IHr'| wac iu season TurIra fHs sffal
indications are that spring uHT
.a.. .HrI nrNf with winter FH# ar.
ff'f.. f"r a. few days 90 I#Ha Uararfa
r"w fne e.HfHsrr states Indicate THAI
HnI colo HrHfhrr prevails fr Mis-
ana NfNaa aud cold Weather IN
Alabama aHnrHiH end FIUrIfH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
COUNCIL MAY MEET
can wan he issued BY Mayor II ordi.
nance Committee Does Worn That Il
Outlined.

The calling OF council Tor Ia nicotine
tomorrow night an depends on vTefb.r
OF not the ordinance committee and
streets. alleys and grades committee cali.
- Tor tonight have "a quorum. The o..
nluance committee has e large amount
OF Work laid out for 90 TO do. TINT DO b.
MOI thought % viii finish. Tho buiIdirg
ordinance was asked Tor al the Iaaf
meeting Or council. but o. covers a1 much
GROUND DO can hardly Do huped FOR a
ll. qreilnE tomorrow night 30 one III
.al.ed Mayor Kirk viii ISSUE his call
20 D. governed by the work OF a., COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22

piece or furniture in the room except
the cradle was smashed by fying frag.
ments- The child was not touched
Two women living in the Rue Pc.
card at LevallOis-P errett. whose hus.
oands are al the front. were awakened
Dy an ~incendiary bomb dropped
lhrough the roof. The chemicals which
the missile contained burst into flames
out the women escaped unhurt.
e persons living In a little one
story house in the Place C-ourceTss
also at Levallois-Perret also had mar.
row escapes when a bomb. somewhat
heavier than the others wrecked the
building. Two youths who fell into
lhe cellar were covered with debris
Dut they were merely bruised when
dug out No one else in the house
was hurt.
Other bombs fell In the Rue Des
Danes n tine Rue Dulong. but none
OF the residents was hurt
The first bombs began TO dron nm
the outskirts OF Paris al 1.45 and The
last at 2.25 o'clock. At 4.20 o.cIoct
the hremen went through the streets
trumpeting the signal thai all danger
was passed n the lights OF the CITY
were turned on.
At Great Height.
The Icppclins Travelled Al a sreat
height. estimated AZ considerably m,r,
man a mile. This. and the light haze
IN the upper levels. enabled he raid.
ers TO escape.
one bomb. which fell Al Neuiuy
set IRE 20 an unoccupied bous. rasr
the American hospital. DR.. Hunter
Syaiiell' OF Erie. Pa. who was on
duty az the time. says that the hos
Il'al was shaken by the violence OF
the explosion. A horse in a nesrby
stable was killed.
A bomb which fell in a garden al
oIoIhDes. six miles from Paris. made
q mole ten feet Wide by five feet deep.
anu the arden wall was o%verthrown
ioI q distance Of eighteen feet In
contrast 10 this. another bomb. which
ieil on a mouse In the Rue Dies Danes.
i' faIls' merely dented the zinc roof '
faTisians during the attack were
uhdbi" 10 distinguish between the de
lohailons OF the falling bombs and
me almost continuous gun fire from
me detenses for threo-quarters Of an
houT. The boulevards and open
places ot the cit ywere crowded with
l'nsel} Interested spectators. who
"a'ched the m]aneuvers Of the French
Hrroplanes but were not able to see
much Of the Zoppclins.
Hair Hundred Bombs
In all half a hundred bombs a. il
estimated. were dropped on Paris and
surroundtng villages and towns. some
or them were highly explosive and
others are said 60 have been filed
WIN innam1blo liquids Three fires
hlaz'd up iu Tho wakes ~ tho air
'Tsii out were quickly evtinguiahcd
sentinel 40 Com pisrnn. sixty miles
norm ui Paris caught the FIRST glimpse
%. Ih" ~lDppplIus They were pale
.haI.s boz Tho Hky. moving swiftly Boo
.ho direction of Paris This was af
Dr. =" d tho morning
H" and a fellow zuarfaman called
'he lieutenant and within Eve mfnufaa
every post Boo e@utrenUHsd Paris had
.''n notified hy military telephone of
mo coming attack Tho Paris nrpmen
.'n9fdlnE fu o. rrr arranged plan. were
h mo streets a few moments later tho
department motors driving haadIars
.lIgHEh tho quiet streets. with horns
ewing forth loud blasts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
COOKING SCHOOL
toOnsnu'd from Fir., Par..p

from FIRST ParsD
Ieils Just a. much about choosing
FOODS az preparing them She empha.
sizes the value OF good cooking and
says II Il not what food actually ron.
talns that costs 50 excessively hut
that which BE- wasted by poor cooking.
tNcessive quantity. and purchasing
1000 out OF season when the price rs
OUT OF All proportion to its value
In her lecture course she will en-.
body definite housekeeping principIau
and methods which viii make fhe
care OF the home not only more inter.
SUM but less -burdensOme MANY
women have an idea that because
ihey are mere housekeepers they are
not accomplishing much In the world
but Miss Ellis holds. and will con.
vince those who hear her. that house.
Keeping and cooking are a great busi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
RIVER NEWS

N the river continues Co fan. DO would
hnl De surprising Co many rivcrmen IN
,In'rN were issued within r. few dnys .s
brEin work ~ raising the wickrts ~ me
various dams slon Ethe river.
\ Stage Of 90 feet was recorded fssf
IN the government marks az tho
MCMechen dam The liver vas T.uiT-
slowly. ""s
The city Of FarkersburE vas the nrsf
DNal % clear the local wharf yesterday
morning leaving about = O'clock rgr
cincinnati from Pittsburgh.
ihe ls'r'nHs bound from r~urkcrHburr
u' ~llilehHrEh. departed about a o'rIuk
i~iftsburEh from Charleston rI..r.I
shortly before noon
Ih' Liberty is que Joe this ayspIps
You Maiamorns. and viii clear to-m8T-
row for shat point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22

THffhuELrUfA March a. pra5a-a
.' .fHr .u Europa were offered fn Hf
20 'aiNH.I. churches Iu This HIf. and
~I'IEN"Hf Lh. state TODAY Special ssr
H.f. hell and IHf peace rraYaH
p If''" Rome wac real fH mann %
f|. .HHr.H.H solemn lfsN #laara Soc
Guns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
ZEPPELINS
toonnnn.a - - 80,

fa'''ned throuFh tho streets blowing
on irumpote. The notes OF which If
hnd been announced. would signal tho
approach Of hostile aircraft
HuzzinE motors OF tho a-aronIsre
guards which were the fret fo b. mo.
t.heda and 7e7rcbIiFhts flashing from
tho vicinity ~ tho EiTaI tower fo rFa
Weights ~ Montmsrtro caused Tho
% interest ans excitement
among the population of Tho a~waErrrf
city. but there was mo- rarIc
oHriale reports show that rirrf
honbs were thrown az Aariarrs
whore three persons were voYrd.F
an lnrrudiarr bomb eof Frr f1 "a
house az NuIlv. but mo- ono was rurf
nnd OBJ" flames were quickly rsf.r.
ruishod
Miraculous Escape
Ono Of 'In UrDir,lIos rom f.r.Her
Poo roof "' a r@UaiIrrr. a. TH grr.rua
INTO f.' nursery where . bah. u4.
'r'H .n ir cradle Almost every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
CASUALTIES s1xTY-oEE.

LONDON. March "a. 1850 %. m-Tbe
british casualties 900 the DardaneUsa
number o. KILLED wounded On missing
made tonight.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-02-13
PROLOGUE.

The action of the story has It's real
beginning Oh an ocean liner bound for
Europe and just leaving New York.
Ii has been boarded In haste OH a win
ter day by Overton Brill. an impetu-
Gus. wealthy young bachelor. who. at
tracted by a pretty girl accompanied
by an elderly gentleman. has followed
them aboard. Brill was on his way
uptown with Aristidcs Stebbins. his
valet. known as Jay. when he saw the
girl. just after purchasing a valuable
bracelet ms n gift for a Miss Cartairs.
The passenger list reveals the names
of the pursued rs Mr.. Andrew Jenni-
son and daughter. Brill finds himself
without money and negotiates with n
dark individual named Benedict for
the sale OF the bracelet. receiving 500
for 1t. with which he secures a de luxe
cabin. At dinner the conversation turns
TO the weather, and n Professor Penny
thorpe's storm prediction is placed be-
fore Captain HUMPHREYS for judgment.
Brill makes the acquaintance of MIR.
Jennison. ana the two proceed to the
captains cabin to inspect a phenom-
email. wonderfully trained canary. At
luncheon a iovial person. Christopher
&. Marsh. Introduces himself to Brill.
Starting from n sound sleep. Brill hears
through his window Benedict, the pro-
lessor. and Jennison discussing the
large shipment Of gold aboard. Soon
after this he is rewarded by a smile
from Marion Jennison for a small
courtesy. March is Informed that he
has been selected TO take charge of the
Christmas concert.