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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
3
In Boston a gray suited man and a clever con artist plot to further their schemes while the detective Handford ponders a San Francisco death linked to Emily Satterthwaite and Harry Spencer. Handford confronts a blackmailer, vows to protect Emily, and resumes daily work amid growing intrigue.
Edward Handford receives a letter from Emily Satterthwaite announcing a summer at Overlook House in the Catskills. He meets Miss Batterswaite, confesses happiness, and a quiet Albany wedding follows with a journey to Chesden then Chicago. Max Brett, pursuing Annette Spencer, hires a detective to find her brother Harry Spencer, but remains unsure. Mrs. Dupont suggests jealous tactics to spur progress, and Brett begins a calculated plan after a dramatic portrait arrives for Annette.
An obscured early chapter line shows Fortune smiling on Brett despite ward rules and his uncle Mr. De Watts. The narrator notes his return from England and a promotion within Rose and Can.
A curious city community lives in retired street and railroad cars parked on little-used fire tracks. These homes lack foundations and can be moved between neighborhoods at any time. Some have been remodeled and opened with modern window and door layouts, preserving shelter in transit.
First steps in remodeling involve boarding up windows and widening remaining openings. An aspiring architect near Lith Ave and 30th St adds a bay window. A defunct streetcar at the terminus is used as a clubhouse for drivers and conductors, with a successful example at Amsterdam Ave end of the cable road near 190th St, surrounded by woods and farmland. A decayed freight car on 11th Ave above 28th St serves as a receiving station and railroad office, its interior furnished to resemble a Broadway business office.
Colonel Arthur Lynch, a national ist MP accused of high treason in the Boer war, was brought to Bow Street court in London on Friday. He made a lengthy statement claiming he went to South Africa under contract with The Paris Journal and did not expect to stay beyond two months. He said he arranged to serve several American publications.
Boston lawyer Willard C. Vanderlip who managed several estates admits embezzlement. He states the George Emerson estate was dissipated and cannot account for it. He was arrested at home Friday afternoon, arraigned on larceny of bonds valued at 4,000 from John Lowell and held on eight thousand dollars bond.
Wallace stars for the St Louis Americans as Rochester signs Harry Thielman from Newark. Foster leads the Eastern League in home runs while Swander is eyed as a Loyola batsman. Tepney Carney and Cooley pace Boston National hitters in the 300 class. The Boston Nationals boast a fielding average of .063. Save Cross leads safe hits in the American League. Teach shines at third for Pittsburgh. Waddell expected to own the strikeout record in the American League. The American League asserts discipline, while New England League suspends Barry for bat-throwing. Umpire Connelly praises Wilson’s deceptive break. Manager Dwyer praises Woonsocket’s Leping as a heavy hitter. Sety posts three hits in three games, Charon noted. Two major leagues loom. National League urged to reconcile for stability.
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