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FIRST WIFE INcREDULous.
Can't Believe Man Under Arreat
IIer~ IL Her Husb nd.
special to m. E,.nln. world,

BOSTON. Jan. s-AIrs George W.
Howard. OF Dana street. Cambridge. Ia
very well known In that city. Her hus-
band was formerly an engineer Mt the
i'rookiinc Electrical Works. They were
married eleven years ago mt the home
OF her aunt on Auburn street. Cam.
bridgeport. where her family resided.
by Rev. L. J, Lambert. an Episcopal
clergyman OF Boston and a friend OF
the family.
Since then they have lived In Cam.
bridge. except for an interval when they
resided In New York. after Mr.. Howard
had taken a position In that city some
six years ago They have son nine
years old Mrs. Howard was seen At her
home by The Evening World correspond
ent.
II have no knowledge Of the matter"
she raid. Il do not believe Il In my hus.
band. Tint In all care to say about
It."
4 man whose Identity Il unknown
called at the house Tuesday evening and
asked for Mrs. George W. Howard. Are
you his wife," he asked.
She replied that she was.
We'll, that's funny" said the man
lies got another In Brooklyn"
lie hastily departed. while Mrs. How
ard collapsed and had TO be cared for.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
HIS SURPRISE
FOR CONGRESS
Oirnsted Asks Report on
Arrangement Of Vote
in South.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3-Both houses
Of Congress reassembled to-day. Abou,
seventy-nve members were present In
the House at the opening. but more soo,
appeared.
Immediately after the reading OF the
journal Mr.. Olmstcd (Pa) sprang a
surprise In the House by Offering al
u matter OF privilege a resolution re-
citing the alleged Arrangement Of the
right to vote In Louisiana. Mississippi.
South Carolina and North Carolina. and
.ns,ructlnR the Committee on Census
to inquire into the subject and report
the facts to the House.
The reading OF the resolution caused
O hurry on the Democratic side. Mr..
Richardson (Tenn.). the minority leader.
jumped to his feet and interrupted the
reading to ask whether the resolution
required unanimous consent.
TT does not" replied the Speaker:
II make the point that the resolution
does not constitute matter OF pr.vi-
iege." said Mr.. Richardson.
fore the ' Clerk coa iESs pr roc Mr IN.
derwood (Aia1 was on his feet. ~
make the point that there Is no quorum
present." he said.
SpShHCT BIbUCCu tHc IhousS.
Evidently there was 20 quorum present.
The Chair will count" he sad.
The House was counted. aud when
the Speaker ANNOUNCED Ill present--not
quOrum-Mr. Underwood Immediately
moved an adjournment The yeas ana
nays were demanded and obtained upon
During the roll cali there were hur-
ried consultations on both sides ot the
House.
Many OF the Republicans were taken
o. much by surprise as the Democrats.
Tho latter were greatly aStnted ana de-
cidrd to iiNbus:er aguinst the resolution
TO the last ditch.
The motion to adjourn was lost. yeas
Is. nays. 95. answering present but not
voting II: noted present 2: total l1?, The
Speaker included himself In order TO
make up the quorum.
The Speaker thcreupon directed the
Clerk 10 proceed with tho reading OF
the resolution. When II was concluded
AIr. Richa r,ison again brought forward
hls point Of order that the resolution
WAS rot privileged.
Speaker Henderson held the Olmstcd
resolution privileged. The minority
raised the question Of consideration
against Il which forced another roll
call The vote to consider the Olmsted
resolution was yeas. 81: nays -. and
nye present did no vot!ng-no Quorum
ard another roll call was ordered.
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TEN HELD FOR
THEFT OF WIRE.
Several Hundred Dollars
Worth Stolenfrom Met
ropolitan Railway.

Locked up ir the West one tiundreh
and nf'y-s.conh street station are ten
prisoner. charged with being responsible
for the dis tpi-t}'tHea ~ several hundred
dollars NORTH ~ wire rom the car
barns ~ the Mctrppoli,an Street Rail
wuy at One iiuNhrr ard F"rty.siN'h
street ana i..boN tyruu"
Two %! the mon AZ" charged with re-
c..svins the stolen property. They ar.
-\ntonl, sapilarc, J, jnpk dealer, OF .5ds
E,ghth avenue. ana An'onio iiabcr.
nasis. broiher.in-iaw OF itipailre, and
who resides At IN" SAM place
ThoNH charged VITA itc ilrrrny ~ the
wire Nrc Fr0ak Armstrong NJ 40
Eighth avenue David ronus ~ .Isl
Eighth avenue, iiarry Moods, of p.
West one Hundred and Forty-thirl
STREE; George henderson. ~ l,Cg Eighth
avenue: Nathaniel Mcllrty Of eco
Eighth avenue. William MIlclrr OF .ai /
Eighth avenue. and George Grihbcu, n'
.'sD Eighth avenue,
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HOWARD IS OUT ON BAIL:
DENIES HE'S A BIGAMIST.
Father-ln-Law of Ac-
cused llan Shakes Ills
Hand and Is Assured
Accusation Will BE
Disproved.

George w. fIuw lrd confidential ni-
wiser OF the C;l>.a; Wiuncy-S'iicncr
Elki,r syndicate. cnnrg wa.a bigamy
BY his bro,her-in-lav iicnry Hawkes..
Jr.. was liberated This morning IN tho
Adams Street Court. Brooklyn. when a
bondsman fu-n!she' tr,ooo
Mrs. Howard Is n bride OF only four
months. the daughter OF "a wealthy and
influential rcaisicnt OF Brooklyn. She Is
only eighteen years old. The other
woman who bears Towards name lives
in Cambridge. Mass. She refuses to be-
Heve the man arrested In Brooklyn Is
her husband.
Hts bride. w3. -~ls MiSs Helen PEN
rose Hawkes.. ,ras visiting Albany and
only learned q the arcs; OF her husband
to-day. She was rrostrated ny the news.
but soon rallied and started for this
city this afternoon. Mirs Anna Hawkes..
her sister. who accompanied her on the
trip. was in Troy when she was noti-
ned. She swooned
When Howard left court with his
bondsman. Mr.. Price. he met his father.
in.law, Mr.. Hawkes.. who shook hands
with him, saying:
why, George, I am awfully sorry
tlaas has happened. and hope you'll
esase out all right
TIE two men talked together for some
tina Mr.. Hawiyes assuring Howard TIM,
The evening world., 1901-01-03
SPOFFORD CUT
OFF RELATIVES.
VIII Says They Brought
Lawsuits and Told
Stories.

Joseph l., Spofford, in his will tled to-.
day IN the Surrogate's office. specifically
dis.nhcrits his near relatives and leaves
most % his very large estate 10 his
widow.
one clause IN the viii cuts on u sister.
Pauline 8. Pearsall, and her children:
Thomas ". Pearsail. her husband. and
Paul y SpofIord. - brother Of the ties.
tator. because. in the language - the
VIII, they brough, lawsuits against the
In which they made malicious and false
charges
\ Codicil made in 1895 says that Spot.
ford was then abou, TO marry Cecilia
Halves, and mos, Of hi. money de-
sends 10 ncr and his two sons. Paul
c. and Joseph ). sponford.
Mr. Sponord died In December. 1890
The Will was made In 1882.
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bail-32, ooo-be reduced 20 !ioD. Mngis.
trate Bremen answered that he could
not decide this unit! he had consulted
With the Dstrict-Attorney.
When the question OF bail was again
brought up. Magistrate Bremen nxcd II
a, 5000. william A. Price. President
Of the New York Coal ana rrnnsporta-
ton Company. ! broadway. New York,
was offered as bondsman. and the Mag<-
tra,e referred his standing ms security
TO the Observation-Disclosures. who later &C.
cepted him.
Mr. Howard has onl. one legal wife"
said LAWYER Bennett TO an Evening
World reporter. and she was Helen
P.lrosc Hawkes. of BROOKLYN
BROTHERS. Detective Work.
Henry Hawkes.. IT.. the brother "t Mrs.
lioNar,i No. ?. was in court with one OF
III. many detectives IN the employ OF
Ms family. The strnnse Iisappcar"nc"
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OLD WOMAN WAS
BURNEDTO DEATH
Perished In Jersey City Blaze
and Brave Policeman
viii Die.

An aged woman was burned 10 death
and younger woman driven from bed
while III by IRE which DESTROYED n row
OF thr"e-story frame tenement houses
In Jersey City a; c0s o'clock this morn.
Ing.
Twcnty-eight families were driven
from bed into the bitter cold night and
made nomeless. Many were rescued
with the greatest difficulty.
Policeman benjamin O'Conuor. who
worked heroicaliy. dragging women and
children through the flame and smoke,
was overcome and Is IN "a serious condi.
ton
Mrs Mary Devine. sixty years old. !iv.
Ing on the top moor OF 10 Drunsyic
street. was burned to death In her bed.
T"" doors away. Mrs. Minnie Arnickle.
iwenty-seven years old was in the hands
If doctor and nurse. when the flames
reached the house. She was lifted from
her bed. placed In an ambulance and
hurried to the home OF her mother. ia
second street. where she gave birth to
a child
policeman O'Connor's escape from
death was marrow. lie had carried more
ihhn dozen fa!ntinS women and chill.
dren through the smoks-n.led hallway,
OF the tenemen's. and had gone back
into the home o: Lawrence Purcell In
search oi woman and child supposed
20 D" IN a ihird-story rear room.
~" did not return and three fremen
dashed into the building to search for
him He wa. found Unconscious on the
second hoor landing. The flames had
erept to within a few feet Of him.
lie was hurried TO the City Hospital,
whcr u was said he had inhaled the
flames, Small hopes were entertained
for his recovery.
John Manke!n, OF 1T. and Mrs. Saliva.
tore Arcia. OF rs. wero taken to the
hospital suffering from. severe burns.
The house ut l3l Brunswick avenue. In
which The IRE started. together with
the adjoining houses at III and 10. we're
destroyed and the house a, LIS more
tnan half wrecked.
The damage vas EOoso. half covered
by Insurance
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he lad complete confidence in him and
declaring that he had no part In the
prosecution. Howard repeated tina, he
would entirely prove his Innocence.
Then they cordially shook hands again
ana parted.
Howard Is now tho Superintendent of
tho Lexington avenue branch OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway, at a sal.
airy OF $4,000.
Hearing Tuesday Next.
He IL \ handsome. wcll.dresscd de.
bonair man OF forty-thr.e and, though
he had exchanged his luxurious apart.
ments In the Hotel Amsterdam. This
borough. for . dinsy police cell. no
was apparently cheerful. II no, indit-
ferent. He listened to the bric, PRO.
ceedings With half bored expression.
Ills examination was fixed for Tues
day. Jan. 8. and his lawyer. John s.
Bennett. asked that the amount OF his
The evening world., 1901-01-03
S. ]. T|LDEN CLUB.
may Be GREAT.
ltS Purpose Said to Be
Reorganization of the
Party.

The Samuel J. Tilden Democratic
Club. was incorporated to-day.
II Is the latest organization OF Demo
Gratis whose purpose is said 10 be The
ultimate reorganization OF the party in
the State and nation.
Among the incorporators are Samuel
I Hotchk!ss, ex-senator Jacob A. Can.
tor. William Arrowsmith and Perez c.
.Ssewart. who defeated Robert Maz.t In
the memorable election nght last year
IN the Nineteenth Assembly District
= II s. stated that n flne clubhouse, will
be built In the helghborhood Of seventy.
.second street and broadway.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
ONE DEAD AT FIRE;
MANY BOLD RESCUES
Deeds Of Heroism on the East Side; Exciting
Fires in Other Quarters.

Ida H.r-kwttk 1--WE years old. wa
Durtc ed to a crisp In tn. destruction b
nr" a. 10 O'Clock this morning OF
finder uox tenement house a, 22i. ~
and ~ E,s Third street.
Her brother charles. ,wenty-thr"
wears old was badiy burned trying &c
cnildr.n wcr, slightly overcome by
smoke. 20 narrowly did they escape the
swift advance % the flames.
Forty families wer- PACKED In the six
story building 1t was lately built. On
the ground Ho,r wcr. four small stores.
In ON. ~ rh"s. h" ladies Tailoring shoi
OF Mrs Annie Berskwi;z. the fire
| started.
sInn Fall IT Fire.
Eating their way through tho thin
partition walls. tn. flames spreai swift.
Is through the lower Moor and ate back
To the mig air-shntt In the rear which
supplies air and Hight TO the triple tenc-
m.nt.
Up this immcns" hume the flames
were drawn a. through a blast. carrying
fire ana smoke into every apartment.
Escape. was cut on through the hall.
ways and the flames pouring from the
grounh-iioor stores made the flrc cs-
cnpcs useless Most OF the tenants
reached safety ny going 10 the roof and
crossing "a narrow plank to an adjoining
house.
Mrs. B"rskwitz was In the cellar her
shop being deserted when the fire
started. Her daughter Ida was on a
l,L k.l L.,
Charles was sleeping in an a'/,ining
room.
Flames Drove Hack Heroic Brother
The young man awoke only when the
hca, broke the plate-glass windows In
the store. He CROPPED his way into the
hall. but remembering hi. sick sister he
went back and tried to fight his way into
her room until the flames drove him
back. He staggered into the street and
tainted. He was burned about the face
and arms and removed to Bellevue
Hospital.
When the flames drove every one from
the windows and fre-escapes there was
a rush to the roof led by police and
nremen. who had penetrated the smoke
filled halls.
Tho women and children were led
across to the roof OF rs. where a plank
WAS placed across a three-foot airshnft |
ani the quaking tenants forced to cross.
Many were stayed from throwing them.
selves TO the street. six stories below.
Many Heroic Deeds.
Many heroic rescues were accomplish
ri by police and frcmcn and onlookcrs. |
Lena McCusky. a servant returning
from market. found the building in |
flames. She shrieksd that her employer.
Mrs. Goldstein. and four children were
renncd up on the third floor. She dash.
ed into tn. burning building and re.
turned with an unconscious baby on her
arm. Fircmen followed her and ,iruEged
Mrs Goldstein and the other children
from the place.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
CHILDREN SAVED
BY TWO GAS MEN.
Bore Six Little Ones from
Burning Allen Street
Tenement.

Six children wec. rescued Mt a rre
in the siNs,ory tenement los Allen
strect this afternoon.
The house is tenantcd BY over l5
persons. The fire started in the gro
Gerry store OF Max Mycrson. In the base.
ment and soon smoke hIlcd every
apartment.
Th' parents Of many of the children
w"i" absent at the time. AMI when
Michael Manning. Of so Eas, Eleventh
street, and Frederick Kuhnie OF II
East One Hundred and Eighteenth
street gas inspectors. entered the
building they found six children UNI
conscious Each brought one to the
street. and notific'! Policemen Hagger-
~. Myers and E.chie. who entered the
house and saved the others.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
BLAMES CROKER
FOR THIS BLAZE.
Flushing Firemen Say Chief
Wouldn't Repair Their
Alarm system,

Because the city fire authorities have
neglected the alarm system In Flushing
l. l.. two houses were completely de-
Atroycd last night.
The FRO broke out In the residence OF
william Bishop. on Fifteenth stree: near
broadway. and before the firenen 20.
there. the flames had spread to an ad.
Joining house occupied by Peter Ritter.
The FIRE alarm system would not work
because u battery IN the tower liz
frozen. Chief Mccormick says he has
notified Chief Croker about the defect,
but that the latter has paid no attcn-
tion to II. In cases OF emergency
Charles Wilson. sexton OF 81. George s
Church. used TO ring the bell. but his
hill has been held UP by the city and
he would not alarm the firemen last
night.
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after years Of suffering from sexual weak
ness. lost vitality. Losses, vnricocele, ETC.,
and enlarge. undevelopeI parts 70 full
name and address TO Or. l.. ". Knapp. So.
Hull bldg. Detroit. Mich. and he will
gladly send the free receipt With full direc'
self nj home. This IL certainly most gen.
erous offer, and the following extracts taken
from his daily mall shhw what men think
9 ! f,s sensssI p:Mfie..e aee.p, my sincere
thanxs for yours hf recenI date. have
Do Reneat hes beeh extraordinary. Il has
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1910, 1892 FOR CITY JUDGES.
sIvery Man. Woman and Child Pays
4l.OOis.

4 10 maintain the judiciary OF HE city.
s3lpf New York for 1901 vii, Coz. ,ycry
I nan, woman and child the sum ..
e1ellar and t.S mills. according 20 a
EAfateuient issued by the comptrolia,
E4bp amount appropriated for the judi
III % q, 7oi, aa2.is. and the population Is
The cost per capita h greater
j. tvcr before. I.ast year 1t did not
: 1eaeii ri aIjing Just 0 mills oelo.
Ink n
(tlrngs faiaries are 3,,s2i.35. and
~ lployees = i.soi. &
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MCCORMICK BABES FUNERAL

The funeral Of John Rockefeller Nc
corn,ick. the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Mccormick. who died nj locan-
iicO Hills yesterday ofsclrlet fever. was
held this morning.
Only members 81 the family were pres
emit. The body will be placed In 4 re-
catvinR vault In Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
for the present.
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~ a diamond ring and the detective In
st,rct OF youn. Mr.. Hawke. were the
things that led TO the disclOsur. OF the
remarkable double HE ot Georg. ".
Howard. who married into one OF the
wcai,hicst and most influential famiiie.
~ brooklyn September last,
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IVES. Ens Avenue Run.wa,

Charles Pask. lG East Seventy
seventh street, was driving his buggy
along Wcs. End avenue To-day when
nj Savcnty.seven!h street the horses
boited and threw 'Pask to the street.
An ambulance surgeon from Roosevelt
Hospital said that Pask's hip was badly
injured. He was taken to the hospital.
The horses were caught.
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DIED BEFORE HER SONS.
WII"w Committed Suicide at DIu.
nrr with Her boys.

Mrs Minnie Mehan. a widow. fifty-oae
years old. ni,I At her home. - Lott
acid poisoning
Mrs M"hnn was dining with her :wo
.ons, Christopher and Frank. when sud
denly shc raised u wine glass 10 her lips.
exclaimng.
Here's 10 the new century,
She swallowed the contents OF the SlasA
ana Immediately fell to the floor and
died I'VE minutes later.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
B,..e In a Te..a.n, ,,ou...

\ gas Jet loft burning all nish, In
the tenement occupied BY Mrs. Anna
Hcagnn at 3o6 Henry street set IRE to
lace curtain this morning and caused
fire that scared all the Inmates Of
the six-story building. The fire was
extinguished by the fremen after tho
furniture was damaged to the extent OF
abOut S2S
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realize how happy I am"
Dear sir:-fonr method worked beauti.
Strength and viIor have completely return.
tory" -
had no trouble In making use Of tho re.
celpt IA directed. aud can truthfully9 say II
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proved In development. strength and viEor.
Al correspondence is strictly confidential.
mailed il plain. sealed envelope. 1Ae re-
ccipt ~ ira Tor the aakinS, - - vana
oro1y man 70 hare tt, n, lFtbll 2 = s.,ss..ss,
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LOST $4,000 BY FIRE.
broadway Biaae Damaged stock
Of Cloak Manufacturer.

Fire IN the sIx.story building S:s
broadway. occupied by various cloak
and suit manufacturers. did $1,000 dam
age to the stock Of Solomon & Klapper
about l.3o o'clock to-day. Mos, Of the
loss was due to smoke and water. The
frm Is Insured.
Chief Croker responded to the alarm.
and the fremen. after gaining IN en-.
trance to the NTH floor. soon had the
fire under control.
The origin Of the IRE Is no, know,
II Ii supposed to have been due TO
spontaneous combustion. 1t was con.
fined to the NTH floor.
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MORE BRONX SMALL POx.
Child NJ GrocerSman Ih-NriRh.
bOr. All Snccinatrd.

Viola Buck, the s!Nt.cn.mo ths- Old
daughter of Henry Buck. OF ~ Wales
avcnWe Bronx. WAS to-day taken to
North Brother Island. suffering with
smallpox.
The family lived in a two-story flat
house. and Mr.. Buck kept grocery
store iindorned:h. The house was
funigated and everybody within a
radius OF. two blocks Of the house
raectnated.
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WOMAN SAVED At FIRE.
Polic-m Trivia Crawled Through
smoke 10 Make Rescue.

Mrs. sophia w.nk!er narrowly escaped
death from sunocation In flre at ~
East Fitty.,hird street carly to-day.
She was rescued hy Policeman Wash.
ing,on Irwin. OF the Fif,y-frst street
station. and sent to Bellevue Hospital
The fire occurred in n three.stoyy
brown-s,one structure occupied By Mira.
Mary Buhrens. Mrs. Winkler was sleep
Ing In = bedroom on the first fioor. a
kerosene stove. which had been left
burning on a table. fell to tho door AMI
act the carpo, on hre. Tie room was
soon iil!ed With smoke. watch rendered
Mrs. Winkler unconscious.
Policeman Irwin. passing In front OF
In an alarm. He then reused tho In.
mates Of the house, He Nas told that
woman was asleep w tbs room from,
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ENGINES RAN TO THEATRE.
Orchestra Played and Avertcsi
PaniC-.Alarm an Accident.

Panir-.Alarm an Accident.
Several Of the stage hands In Hyde
and Behman's Theatre. Brooklyn. were
skyiarking on the stage JUS, before the
curtain went up Tor the matinee this
afternoon. when on" of them accident
ally touched of an automatic fire
alarm. In a few minutes there were
several nre engines In front OF the
theatre.
One OF the nremen ran In with a lire
extinguisher but could find no blaze.
Great excitement prevailed FOR few
minutes. Several persons In the back
OF the theatre heard the fire engines,
but they took II calmly. The band
played the overture all through the
excitement and thus stuffed the noise or
the engines
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Policeman Exearratcd Of klll.nx.

Special Policeman Charles b. Fromme.
who on Dec. II sao, Robert G. Herbert.
negro burglar. was discharged to-day
ut the inquest held before Coroner Hart.
East Seventeenth street. between the
BURGLAR and the elevator man, which
terminated by shooting the burglar, who
had seized the elevator man by the
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KRUGER IS IMPROVING.
Passed a IInd Night. lint wns Much
netfcr TO-DaS.

THE HAGUE, Jan. S.-Mr. Kruger
was disturbed GuS.. < the nIsnt ..
sult OF the slight bronchitis. but he was
better to-day.
Reports are that the bronchitis is !oi-
lowing ,hn normal course
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which the smoke was pouring and.
breaking down the door. crawled, to tho
bed and carried Mra. Winkler out.
The fire I'D only trifiIng damnxc and
was extirxu,shed by the nremen with
out the use OF water.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
MASSACHUSETTS
WEDDING RECORD.

bridegroom.
Geo. W. Howard.
Place Of residence, Cambridge.
Age. thirty-threc years.
Birthplace. Reading.
Fathers name. James II.
Number Of marriages. two.
llridc,
Anna X. Kay.
Place OF residence. Cambridge.
Age, twenty-six years.
birthplace. Red Beach. Me.
Fathers name. James w.
Number OF marriages. one.
Officiating minister,
Rev. Joseph Lambert.
Date OF marriage. Aug. 10. 1880.
Attested Jan. |, 1901 by Albert
Lambert, Cry Clerk Ct Cam.
bridge. A. true copy OF original
on file In his office.
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DIED.

rHoArsoS. ON Jan. :. PRANK THOMPSON.
eyed %. S.
rua.r.i from, his l.,. re.sa.as.. .os Has.
liza 81. Friday. Il 1 q. 4.
The evening world., 1901-01-03
SAY he AIDED EmBEzzLER.
Ex.Cashier Remme Arrested In the
Newport, N.Y., Dank Case.

NEWPORT. KY. Jan. 3,-E. c.
Remmc. formerly cashier OF the Ger.
man National Bank. was to-day arrested
on an afIidavit OF Bank Examiner Tuck.
err. charging him with aiding Assistant
Cashier Brown IN the endorsement sew
eral months ago OF a large sum.
Remmc was held In $a0.0
The evening world., 1901-01-03
A FARMERS HEAD CUT OFF.
Body Of Bert Weber Fonnd Ter
r,bly Nutllatesl Near Lisbon. Nc.

PORTLAND. Me-. Jan. IA special
from Lisbon saws that the body OF Bert
Webbcr was found by his hired man
this afternoon about ont mile from that
place. disemboweled and with the head
cut from the body.