The All Seeing Eye

Tom O'Hara, the foreman of the Bleecker Lumber Company, is in love with the daughter of his employer, and, although his suit is looked upon with favor by all, his course of true loves does not run smooth, owing to the tactics pursued by Pete Le Faner, a bully, whom Tom had to thrash more than once for his cowardly attacks. Le Faner has at one time been deeply in love with Rose Baptiste, the beautiful daughter of a lumberjack, but finally tiring of her beauty, he cast her off. The girl told her father who vowed to avenge her honor. The opportunity came when Le Faner followed Tom and his sweetheart, and then purposely picked a quarrel. Tom, unable to withstand his taunts, sprang at his insultor and, in a few seconds, the men were locked in a deadly embrace, while the girl rushed to the camp for assistance. Tom succeeds in thrashing Pete until the latter cries for mercy, then leaves him while he follows his sweetheart. As Pete is left alone, the father of the girl he has ruined, rushes upon him and makes him pay with his life for the girl's honor. Rose has in the meantime obtained help and, upon returning to the spot where she left the two men, only the dead body of Pete is found. Tom is at once arrested for the murder and is held for the jury. The conscience of the murderer, however, will not permit him to rest, and in a moment of remorse, he confesses his crime to the sweetheart of the man who is awaiting death in a prison cell.