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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
SPORTING 5ReVlTlES.

The cushion frame bicycle is to have
boom this yvar.
Motor bicycles are not coming into
popularity rapidly.
College sports lcgan The century
with II boom that augurs well.
The annual assembly of the T.. A.
W. win h., hrid in Philadelphia ON
February -.
II is said that Maxwell W. Long
the champion sprintcr, proposes turn
ing prof, SSiuMai
The estimated vaiuc of the Futurity
stakes of the Concy Island Jockey
Club for 1908 is $4,000.
Sir Thomas Lipton will have Il forty.
foot launch built this winter near
New York city. for use when the cur
challenger Shamrock II. arrives IN
this side.
Durin. the past season over lao,mo
side path TAGS were sold in New York
state. which shows that cycle ronl
riding still retains a good measure Of
popularity.
When golf was: introduced into the
United States few believed that ii
would he Il 20. Eut the game has
made rapid strides and is now played
all over the country.
Martin Julian is TO import II wrrsi
ling horror known rs Tulah llnSSar.
He is said 10 hr seven feet tall. weighs
:,l2 pounds. and will undertake. 10
throw Eochrr and IunS in the same
ling.
New ideas and novelties in bicycle
construction, in the opinion Of mah-
rrS ana dealers. Will play much more
importuut part in the trade for l!Vl
than further rcuuctionS or variations
in prices.
\ new college strong man has hp-
prHrcd in the West lie is Frederick
J.. Dindhammcr, of the Northwestern
Academy. Chicago. who recently broke
all Western college records in n
strength test ut the Evanston y. NJ.
~ 4 ,rI,i,,lpsiiln
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
BITE OF MOSQUITOES.
Proved to Be Alone Responsible for
the Propagation Of yellow Fever.

Havana, Jan. IL. III" American ,uM.
mission, under the u.Nrin,cnlrncr of
nr. Reed, which mas been making rX.
pvrnrnts at Qu"ul%dos rs 10 the prupa,
CATION OF the yellow irVrr germs 10y The
mosquito, has olraincl e. i"cmely sat
lSfHrtory results.
l'r. Reed says the experiments show
beyond doubt that there is ~ CON
,agion from IN infected person or from
infected clothing, but that the mos.
quiiooS alone are responsible for tho
spread of the disease. In the course
OF the commissions Investigations six
noi.immune persons were Infected dl
rect by The bite Of mosquitoes which
had previously bitten yellow fever pa.
ticnts. and five of these developed vel.
low fever.
The last experiment made proved
concluslvrly, DR.. Reed contends. the
theory of propagation by mosquitoes
\ special building was constructed Of
disinfcctcd material, and one of the
rooms was divided into two sect ions
by Il wire mosquito screen In one
section were placed disintccted icddlnG
and clothing, and in the other hcdding
and clothing from the yellow fever hos.
ritnl, which had not been disinf"ctcd
Two non-immunrs occupied the two
sections. In the former were put srv-
rral infected mosquitoes. The pm
lirnt remained in this room only long
enough 10 he bitten and in four days
Il pronounced case of yellow fever de-
vcl"pcd. The patient is now GONZALES.
cent.
The other subject slept in til" infected
bedding for many nights, and has not
contracted the fever.
Both patients have been sleeping for
20 nights in garments worn by yellow
fever victims, and in bedding from the
yellow fever hospital. Dr. Reed says
they are CROWN" fat, ana that il no in
stance in lh" course of the commHs ions
Investigations baS Il case of yellow fr-
vrl developed from exposure To infected
bedding or clothing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Brave Nurse Among the Victims.

Rochester, Jan. iO.-The list Of dead
rs the result of the cOnflagration a t he
Rochester orphan asylum Tuesday
morning has reached n total of 80. Al
len BclimOrt, aged >, died vest nrday.
He was terribly hurnrd about the head
and upper portion of the body. Mary
Brad. on" Of the nurses. the 3Oth vie
tim, died last night. Miss Brad, when
the alarm WAS given, hastily snatched
up two of her little charges. suffering
with diphlhrria. but was overcome be-
fore rcaching a hospital. Miss Brad
was frighlfully burned all over the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
CONDENSED NEWS.

y monument to the memory of Col
onel Joseph Durfer, II soldier in the War
of the Revolutions, has just been placed
in the North burial grounds at Fall
River. Mass.
Captain II. II. Blunt of Louisiana. Of
the Fourly-ninlh volunteer infantry.
WAS convicted by Il courtnlartial nl
TUgucgaraS. CayHgan. Il. l., of conduct
unEccOming an officer and gentleman,
and sentenced to dislii>sal from the ser
vice.
nr. 9. s. Hurbut. the first graduate
dentist to practise in Massachusetts,
and one of lh" leaders in his profession,
died at Springfield. Mass, of pncu-
monia. lie was the inventor of many
devices used by his profession
Miss Rcbccca Ramsdcll of Hcnnikcr,
\. H.. who is now living in the same
house she has occupied for So wears,
was born in Acton. Mass, March 1,
1870, and has had the pleasure of livin;
in three centuries.
Deputy Marshal Samuel w. Andrews
died ut Gardiner. Nc. from com,li-
cation OF diseases contracted while in
tn" army. lie was 60 years old.
Mrs. William II. Lockwood. burned
in West Brooklcll, Mass. by a lamp
overturned by her infant son. died mt n
Worcester hospital.
John Bruccwell. Il ma anufacturrr, died
suddenly at North Adams. Mass. uf-
Ter an illness of hut few hours. He
was !; native of England ana had Epcn
connected with print works in LEVEL.
Mass. Dover. y. H.. and North Adams.
The resignation of Rev. Louis \.
Pope, for the PAST | | years pastor of the
Baptist church at Nrwburyport, Mass.
has been accepted. Mr.. Pope is at
l,rGscnt in California, where he went
for his health.
\ passenger train struck and fatally
injured Miss Mary II. Hastings. 81
years Old, at Webster Mass.
Tie town Of Winslow, Ne. voted to
oppose he move to annex part of the
village to the city of WatcrviIlc Rcso.
luiors were adopted and Il large com.
millec was appointed to l;sr every ei.
fort 10 defeat the annexation scheme
before the legislature.
Charles lIurbert, 36 years old. un
married, committed suicide at Boston
b. shooting.
y petition signed by over 800 voters of
Lewiston. Me-, for the better cnf0rce.
mcnt Of the rrohibtory law. was pre-
spnted to the city government.
The fine Old colonial mansion of DR.
William Everett ut Quincy. Mass. was
badly damaged by fire. and consid-
cradle portion of its contents. consist.
in" of valuable" hooks and papers alli
much antique furniture. was destroyed.
The Congregational church ana par.
ish of North Drcring. Me. has united
with the Free congregational church Of
Morrll' in extending Il call to Rev. Il.
q. liHrbult of SCarSpurt. Ne.
\ thrcc-Story cottage belonging 70 the
lIopcsworh Sanitarium company. sit
uatcd -. miles from Bristol, Il. l., Was
turned. Loss. $1,000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
The Lawrence Council MuddIe,

Lawrence Jan. 1O.--A meeting of the
common council, which took 800 fruit.
less ballots for president. was called by
Mayor l.cOnard for last night, to settle
if possible the disputed question of the
presidency. The nine Democratic
members responded to the call, but the
nine Republicans stayed away. They
affirmed their willingness to enter the
meeting if there WAS any prospect of
agreement. The Democratic members
responded by saying that they were
ready to proceed to business, but would
not agree TO 4 compromise.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Suit Ended by Death.

bridgeport. Conn. Jan. 1O.-Thc
strange salts for S1l0.OOO damages
brought 10y Mrs. Mary T.. Wright Smith
Of this city against her husband. Eli c.
Smith. came TO Il sudden end yesterday
when death claimed the respondent. a
few hours after suffering an apopletic
shock. The action was brought by
Mrs. Smith to Recover on account of the
transfer of real estate. which she al
legged passed out of her hands through
the agency Of her husband, who sub
scIucntly secured the property. The
nilciy postponed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
KNICKERBOCKER,

The action Of the rector of Trinity
in permitting Unitarian to conduct
the funeral services of Ex-Governor
Wolcott reused the ire Of Father Os-
born Of the mission church of st.
John the Evangelist He said to his
congregation Sunday: ut was with
shame and sorrow that Catholic Chris
tions heard that on last Monday, in the
largest church in Boston dedicated to
the worship Of the Lord Jesus Christ,
one who denies the Lord was permit
ted to hold religious service in that
church, because the priest who was in
charge of it was not faithful to his
trust. However great the occasion or
those present might be, it was an act
Of proclamation"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12

Pittsburg. Jan. 1C.-Conc2rning Gen
eral Algnr'S recently published article
on the beef controversy, Major W. H.
DAILY, chief surgeon on General Niles
staff during the Spanish war, who has
lust returned to his home in TINS city
from hunting trip with General Miles,
says:
at seems to be hodge-pcdge of In
nccuracieS as to facts and the testimony
| gave. What Mr.. Alger calls my
verbal statements and Il single let
ter was in fact just one typewriter
official report to the commanding gen
cral Of the army, AMI it seems to me to
have been Il rather efficient report IN
fulfilling his object, made manifest by
the prompt ubatcinrnl of the ISSUE OF
improper food to our armies.
Il made the chemical analysis after
my return 10 my private laboratory in
PittSburg, and after my official report
had been sent in. because there was no
opportunity for Slch accurate chemical
work in Il military campaign in FOR
eign country and | wanted to see
whether or not | was correct
"rhc government chemical experts
sustained my analysis, and in very de-
tail, vet the 'Alger relief committee
suppressed this report of their own
chemists ana merely said in their re-
port TO the public that 'inasmuch aS DR.
Daly'S analS sis WAS not sustained 10y
the governments expert chemists, h"
is not worthy OF Crcdencr.
"The report written and signed by
Chief Chemist Clark and his assistants
O'!ght to rcfutc any impeachment Of
my crcdibilly. Fortunately | have TIL"
copy of the report of the government
chemists in my possess ion. else it would
have been Il question of vcraciiy rs he
tween .\igcr his relief committee and
Ilr.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
DEATH CAME QUICKLY.
Congressman Clarke of New Hamp.
shire Succumbe to Consumption.


shire Succumbs to Consumption.
Pvtvrboro. y. H.. Jan. 10.-IIou.
Frank q. Clarke, representative in con
grrsS from the Second New Hampshire
district died last night of quick CON
sumption. aged ~ years. lie took an
nctiv" part in he campaign of last No.
Ncmbcr. and. now being very strong. he
WAS cunplrirly exhausted when his
laburS ended.
Mr.. Clarke was born at Wilton, y. H..
Sept. 10. 1850. lie entered upon the
practice of law in Prtrrlnro in 1870.
and Since had been Il resident Of the
town. He served as II member Of Gov
crnor Iinlc'S staff in 1883. and in 1855
WAS elected to the house of representa-
tivcS. Returning 10 the practice of
lis profession. h. was again called
into political Prominence by an cleo
tinn 90 the state senate IN 1850. In
1901 lie was again elected member Of
The state house of representatives. AMI
was chosen speaker. He was active
in the cauIiaigl of 1892. and in 1896
was elected to congress, and reelected
in l>HS, his tcrin of office expiring next
March. He was an active candidate
for senatorial h0nOlS, to succeed Mr..
Chandler. and it was only two days
prev iouS to his death that he Withdrew
from the race on account of i'll health.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12

Boston, Jan. In a cyclone finish,
BoLbie Walthour of Atlanta. the SOUTH
ern champion, and the I2-hour worlds
champion, Won the international six.
day bicycle race ut Park Square Gar.
deu, which ended Saturday night. He
did not let himself out until the last lap,
and when he did. it did not seem as II
any of the others were riding at all.
Stinson Of Cambridge came in second,
while McEachern Of Toronto was third.
The distance was 1899 miles and laps.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Mckinley and Confederate Veterans.

New Orleans, Jan. 1O-At Il meeting
Of the camp of the Army of the Ten
i,rsScc. United Confederate Veterans,
u resolution protesting against the in.
vitation Of President Mckinley to the
'oilirurritc reunion to bc held in Mem
rhS next spring was unanimously
adopted.
Memphis, Jan. l0.--Thr protest of the
New Orleans Confederate Veterans
against inviting President Mckinley to
attended the Confederate reunion here
rcXt May, will he ignored so far as
Memphis is concerned
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Obiec ctions 70 "Unluckvv Dav

Washington, Jan. 10.--Cnptain Relter,
who is supervising work on the bat
tlcship Wisconsin at San Francisco, has
recommended that the plan of puttiny
the ship i'll commission on the LIST proX.
be reconsldcrcd When the plan was
arranged the fact was overlooked that
Feb. l falls on Friday. Old salts say
there is no record of a warship being
put into active service on that so-calleJ
unlucky day of the week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

The Duke and Duchess of York vii:
visit Canada in 1901.
Bret IIartc will probably return to
America some time this year, but only
for visit.
Bridges Smith. Mayor of Macon, Ga.
made his first money peddling papers
in the streets
The Prince of Wales has decided 10
defer building his new racing yacht
until next season.
Count Won Blumcnthal, Chief cf
Staff Of the German Army, and tho
oldest Field Marshal in the service. is
dead.
Sir Charles Warren. of Spion KOp
notoricty. has been appointed to the
command of tliv British fCrces III
Canada.
Judge Decmer has declined to leave
the Iowa Supreme Court bench to
accept the Chanccllorship of the Iowa
State University.
The King of Snxony is one of the
most approachable of European So"-
ercigns. An audience with him mly
be had at almost any time.
Captain Drcyfus has been in Paris
for the last few weeks. but he goes
out very little and sees 10 one. He
will probably stay there some time.
Edmond Rostand, the famous
French novelist. owes his poor health
largely to his hard work. lie has time
for little else and is writing or II,
vising nearly all the day and far into
the night.
Jane, Lady Carcw. who was present
ut the famous ball which was given
by the Duchess of Richmond ut BrU3.
sells, on the eve of Waterloo, is still
living, although more than a hundred
years old.
Il. II. Bullcn. the author of sea tales,
ran away from home and went to sea
rs Il cabin boy Mt thirteen, and re-
manned at sea until Kipling saw tale
which he had written to amusc hin
self and advised him to go at once
iuto literatlun.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Date Fixed for Howard's Trial,

New York, Jan. 10-District 4 torney
Clarke has designated Jan. % as the
day Oh which to call the trial of George
w. Howard. \ private detective yes.
ierday exhibited the signature of Anna
Eay Howard of Cambridge, obtained
hy sending her a registered letter when
lie was in that place and could not reach
her so as To converse with her. He
claims it corresponds exactly with her
signature on her alleged marriage Ger.
tilicate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
She Has Two Husbands.

Fitchburg,- Mass. Jan. 1O.-Enma Il.
Lawrence. arr,ivncd on the charge of
bigany. waived examination and was
held in the sum of 5000 for the grand
jury. In default of bail she was taken
to Jail. Miss Lawrence says that on
Dec. 20 she married Il young man named
Day. but when she heard That he was
but 20 years old believing she was at
liberty to marry again, she contracted
4 second marriage with Il man named
Matthew'S. Day says the woman in'-
rortun"h him 81 rer#istcntly that he
"mHrrird her to get rid of her"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
NEWSPAPERS Offended Archbishop,

Montreal, Jan. 1.--Preaching in st.
James cathedral yesterday Archbishop
Bruchest complained of the publication
in two French Sunday newspapers OF
certain articles on tie marriage ques.
ton, calculated to destroy the authority
Of the church. "If the proprietors or
directors of these two parcrs do not
publish retraction," the archbishop
declared, (which must first be submit.
ted to me, | Will iuterdict them in the
archdiocese and forbid my people to
read them"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12

ST. Paul. Jan. 1D.--GoVpruor Lind re-
tired from office at noon yesterday.
Three hours later he visited the Off, u
of the ST. Paul Dispatch. which hal
ccnsurcd him bitterly during his term,
told Managing Editor Black Il ala
HOW Il private citizen" and struck
Black Il shnip blow between the eyes.
The men clinched. but We're immcdiate-
ly separated, and Governor Lind left
he office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Will Affect 5000 Persons.

st. Louis, Jan. 7.-President FISHER OF
the International Tobacco Workers
union announces that within the next
two weeks all the stCinmers in the elm.
pioy of the Continental tobacco COM
pany probably will be called out Tho
grievances of the workers consist Of
dissatisfaction with the amount Of pay
received and the system Of docking
said to be in vogue. The Cont mental
Tobacco company employs 1J,0o0 per.
sons, who would be affected by gen.
eral strike.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Boston Thieves Harvest.

Boston, Jan. 1O.-TwO robbCrieS from
the person, th" sums stolen agyrcwating
over Sl4bO, were reported to the police
last night. Cornelius I.andcrS reports
store and Went with Linn to his rOom
They had drink of whisky and. after
LandcrS left the house S715 was missing
from his pocket. Walter H. Mckay
reported he was robbed of ST0O by Il
white man and Il cOlorcd man at the
South End. There is 40 clew to the
thieves
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Oil Boiler Exploded,

New York. Jan. 10.--Two men were
fatally hurt and number Of others
more OF less severely injured by an OK
Of the Standard Oil company in Brook
lyn. The men were engaged in repair
ing one of the boilers in which the oil
is refined, when the explosion took place
inside the vast receptacle.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Brokers Charged With swindIino.

New York, Jam 1O.--Charles II. Gard
nrr. IL note broker. and James DclaSscl,
who claims 10 be n broker. were ar
rested last night, charged with swind-
ling. Thomas s. MOtfatt is the COM
plnnant against the men. 1t is alleged
that Motfatt was advised by Gardner
tc accept notes signed by one Edward
Rofter" amounting to more than $780,
600. The notes, it Is alleged, were
found to be worthless.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12

Wcs,boro. Mass, Jan. 1O-Mili
producers of WCstboro. NorthbOro anl
Upton have placed Il boycott on Boston
contractors. and will send circulars
broadcast through New gland calling
upon all farmers to withhold milk from,
Boston until their demand for 3G-cCnt
rate, with no surplus clause is recog.
nizcd, Four hundred cans day are
being held back in the section on strike.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Great Roads to Amaluamate.

New York, Jan. 10--The Nail and
Express says: William X. Wander
bits plan for the welding together of
the Union Pacific and Chicago and
Northwestern railroads is now about to
he carried out. When it is completed,
the Nanderbilts will have a through
trans-contincntal line of their own from
the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
To Cultivate Tea on a Large Scale.

Charleston, Jan. lO.-The successful
planting and mnnulactut'r of tea at the
pinchurSt farms. SumMervilir, near
this city, li1S attracted northern capital
lists. who will 20 into the business On Il
large scale, and expect to raise 100000
pounds annually for the .\MCi'irun mar
kci. Major 'rInhlr Of New London.
Conn, it is said. will BE- the active head
Of the company.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Couldn't Get Suitable Quarters

Cincinnati, JAN The Blaine club
of Cincinnati, the largest political or.
Eunlzatlon in Ohio, las officially aUan-
uoned It's proposed ,rip To the inaugural
ton at Washington next March. for
which two special trains had been
chartered. The committee cuulL not
make arrangements for quarters such
rs the Blainc club were accustomed TO-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Bio Combination in View

London. Jan. 1O.-.Albcrt Nickcrs al
lows the inference to be drawn that q
co,nbna ion OF the VickerS- Maxim COM
pany with the Cramps of Philadelphia
will be effected. He says. however,
that so far as the Nickrrs Maxim com
pany is concerned the deal is not yet
concluded though lie hopes il will be.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
HOLDS END UP.
Surgeon Ca|y Takes Issue with
General A|ger.

alters Recent Report Causes Con.
troversy-chief Surgeon on General
Miles Staff Says His Analysis OF
the Embamed Beef Was Correct
Charges Aleer Relief Committee
With Suppressing Report of Analy'
sis Which the Government Chem.
lists SustaneG-Says Reports OF
Chief Chemist Clark Ought to Re.
fute Any Impeachment Of His
(Daly's) Credibility.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Germany Looking Toward Cyprus.

st. Petersburg. Jan. o. Discussing
the alleged project Of an exchange Of
German East Africa for Cyprus. The
>ovoc Nremya says: Under existing
treaties, the other powers must BE- con.
suited about Cyprus, AMI Russia will
never consent to Germany securin;
such fOothold in the near east.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
AWFUL PLIGHT,
100 Persons on Brink Of a
Watery Grave.

Passengers and Crew Of the Stranded
Mail Steamer Russie Send Up De-
srairing Cries for Aid Which Those
on Shore Are Unable to Render
Owing to the Fierce storm-1ooo
on Shore Await the Abatement OF
the Hurricane to Render Aid-iIar.
rowing Scenes at Steamship Office
Where Friends of Those on Board
Are Awaiting News.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
CuIIom Has Many Opponents.

Springfield. Ills. Jan. 1O.-'rhe Forty
second general assembly of Illinois is
in session. Election of a successor TO
United States Senator Cu!lom probably
will be the most important business OF
the session. Senator Cullom is seeking
reelection. but several other candidates
are in the field, and the contest promises
to BIZ extremely close.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Fatal Termination Probable.

New York. Jan. david Canter,
proprietor of a billiard room. is charged
with shooting George O'Hara. II years
old. O'liara was playing billiards in
the hall when he got into a dispute with
Canter over payment. Canter is held
without bail. O'IIara will probably
lie.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12
Position Held Open for Frye.

Havana. Jan. 10.-AlcXis T.. Frye,
having resigned his position rs super
intendent of Cuban schools, left Ha-
vnna yesterday with Mrs. Frye on
board the transport MCPHERSON. mae
ccptng the resignation. Governor Gen
eral Wood said the post would be open
for Mr.. Frye should he desire to re-
turn to it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-01-12

New York. Jan. Cornelius l.. Al.
word. .Ir.. former note teller of the
First National bank. was arraigued in
the United States circuit court, crm-
inal branch. aud pleaded guilty to three
counts Of an indictment charging him
with cmlm2zlin!, SIOD.noO from shat ia.
stitution. Sentence will not be i'm.
posed until Tuesday Of next week.