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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
3
In dialogue between Mr Campbell and Mr Grimm the question of Prince Benedetto d Abruzzi's location is discussed. The Latin compact signing in the United States is debated and inquiry into Miss Thorne and foreign coagents is raised.
Senatorial and diplomatic intrigue unfolds as Miss Thorne moves materials and signals in Washington Alexandria and Baltimore. A Venezuelan envoy’s daughter and Cadwallader play roles as looms of a covert plan surface amid a nocturnal chase and a missing gold theft at the legation.
Mr. Grimm questions Senor Rodriguez about a fifty thousand dollar gold payment from the International Investment Company to Senor Rodriguez for asphalt properties in Venezuela. The safe was not blown, the money vanished, and the diplomat recalls the exact locking and timing, while Miss Thorne and Rodriguez's daughter are tied to the afternoon visit.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claim to ease feverishness and teething pains while moving the bowels and destroying worms. Marketed as a 22 year trusted remedy, it promises cold relief in 24 hours with a 25 cent price and free sample offered by sample and address in LeRoy Nova Scotia.
Miss Thorne watches from her second floor apartment as Hastings and Blair hide nearby and await her. A third man Johnson is expected. A note to Signor Pietro Petrozinni lies on the desk mentioning Benor Alvarez and his danger.
They enter a small private office of Senor Rodriguez with a black steel safe on the left and oak cabinets along the walls. Windows overlook a pleasant garden. The scene suggests a secure storage area adjacent to drawing rooms in a suite.
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