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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
HAD NO PRESS BUREAU
But Ele stric Boat Company Gave
Money to Newspaper Men

Washington, March l7-Admisslon
was made before the special house com
mittee investigating the charges of Rep
resentatiys Lllley regarding the legisla
tive methods Of the Electric Boat com
pany that money had been paid by the
Electric Boat company to certain news
paper men 10 prepare and distribute
news concerning submarine boats
This testimony was given by Charles
y. McNeir OF this city, an attorney for
the Electric Boat company.
McNeir however, entered a general
denial that his company had ever paid
for the dissemination Of news with the
purpose Of influencing legislation ar for
creating a wrong impression In the pub
lie mind. He also denied that a gen
eral press bureau was maintained by
the Electric company or that, as far
as he knew, the company had ever spent
money for the entertainment OF mem
bers OF congress or others who might
exert an influence In securing con
tracts with the government for its
boats.
A number OF other witnesses were
examined during the day and they en-
tered general denials 10 Lllley's
charges These witnesses had all at
one time or another been employed a.
attorneys by the electric company
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
BUSINESS MEN INVOLVED
Admit "csnsr~i Unaersisnslsg IL
Securing Ctr Contracts


iislan March n NJ scssiot - %
uaHss rsnmissieu bar bfi,tcd wots
ia nsrliBg detslis ihau tbst ~ zee
trtsiay aftsrnoan a u rok fmuti
riat-., - She governors roupcit heaa
he Atlaniic WORKS ~ Ensi iio,tna
& LEACH bead of tie y ii0agt
y. iHf als. u H. lsissell treasurer
DE- James Russell Roller WORKS spi
carries keppmau IT,. Of The ,unHiuE
hm Roller works. weu upon Tie vii
fss siand. che after another. aud ad
,silted that there had l,eeu between
Them a rencral understanding regarding
contracts Tor l'ailer repairs ~ srhool
hnu.es
iurn"r Councilman Callahan admit
TED that The snitoik Construction com
paur. Of which be- was the moving spirit.
had reviewed fourteen clty contracts
sud that be- had divided The profits With
President Mccullough ~ the common
council.
city Engineer Floyd. AFTER invest
gatlng some ~ these contracts de
eiared that the work was unnecessary
and WAS told Ia mind hls own business
There WAS clash between McCul-
lough and ga superintendent ~ Streets
Doyle, Ia which the former called the
iaiieran "iuformer and charged Doyle
with demanding sia,tNO from ex.Mnyur
Fitzgerald 10 maintain silence
Treasurer Russell uf the Russell
Boiler works admitted thar he de
stroyed his cash book when h.. earned
that the commission was 10 Investigate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
HAITIEN MIDDLE
Frmin Said 10 Be Fomsni.ng
Another Revolution
ELtVES men EXECUTED
Ipingsai Measure, on the Part Of
the island oosernmsni--u niied
Stsies Sends War Vessel TO Port
AZ Prince az prseaviion

Washington Match l7--An Amer
ieau aar yessei probably the suntoat
EaFie. h aow - iAr way from Guan-
tanamo 10 porl au Prince IiaytL where
The iiay,l.n gD,cfumeui 80 sunday
sammarlly executed number Of al
eyed fryoluti.aisls
The vessel h not seat there because
d any serious apprehension on the part
u The officials here that American inter
estS 90 Port "a Prince ~ 81 other points
ia Ham are IN serious danger, but rs
matter ~ prrcautian The decision 70
send q war vessel vas reached after
the officials Aad read The newspaper
accounts % the executions supple.
men,,yl ny thc information which the
siaic department received fr"m the
island
Il l. asserted that.s.oncral iirmin,
the ltaitien revolutionary leader, now
refugee ID The French consulate a.
Gonuites. L. az the head 81 another rero-
lulioRary movement against the eou'
stitulcd authorities and II + believed
that the shooting ~ the lialtiens az
Port au Prince Is the direct result Of
the discovery Of this fact
The statement that firmm was 10
neuilng another revolutionary move.
nient 4 made Ia a dispatch received
here by Mr. Leger. the Haltien minister
The dispatch said IN effect that letters
from firmin 10 Haitlens In Port au
Prince had been intercepted by the
government, and that eleven persons 10
whom these letters were directed had
been arrested The impression at the
legation Is that these are the persons
who were shot Sunday.
II is not believed at the state depart
ment that foreign interests In Haiti
are SERIOUSLY menaced. The DISPOSE.
ton of the administration Is 10 keep
hands of aud give the people OF Haiti
an opportunity 10 work out their own
salvation. II Is realized that IN deal
Ing with revolutionary movements
stern repressive measures often are
necessary. aud the impression here Is
that II Is not the part OF the American
government 10 interfere with the acts
Of our neighbors unless the situation Is
such that our interests are in-1eopardy
or that broad humanitarian measures
require us TO interfere.
Most Of the revolutionary refugees In
Haiti are In the French consulate at
Gonaiyes, where, IN addition to Flrmin,
there are about seventy native Haitiens
seeking shelter. The Haitien govern
ment Is anxious that these men shall be
required TO quit the country, but the
friends Of the refugees are opposed TO
sending them away. The government
believes that II they are permitted to re-
main II will not be long before they viii
be enga ged In another revolutionary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Estate of Adele X. Holden.
Order Of Publication 81 License.

Order Of Publication 81 License.
STATE Of VERMONT, District Of manchest-
er, IS.
BE III RENE INBRED, that at a session Of
the Probate G0ur holden at Manchester
within and cor said District. on the SIN day
VI March A. d. I9os.
PRESENT: HOS. W. D. ED0rpTOs, JUDGE
WHEREAS. Edward H. Holden Admf.. Of
the estate Of Adele X Holden, late Of
Arlington IN said District, deceased. has this
aay presented 10 said Court his petition ~
writing, setting forth that Il VIII be necessary
10 sell sil ~ the real estate u said deceased
ior the payment u the debts and charges Of
administration, and therein making appiies-
tion 70 said c0ufttfof license 70 make such
ale
IT IS OpDfsED, That al persons inter
egted Ia the estate VI said deceased be notitlej
10 appear before said Court, AZ the Probate
ONE IN Manchester. 10 said Districi, on the
9Th day In April A. D. isos. BY publication Of
this order three weeks suceesSiveiy previous
thereto ia the Manchester journal. nessps-
per pnufed Al Manchester aforesaid, y show
cause. II any they may have, Why sad
license should rot be gfsntec
.7-sw w. 'EDGfPTOA. Judgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS

John H. Williams, for several years
publication agent for Harvard unlver.
slty, died AZ his home az Cambridge,
Mass. from pneumonia.
Thomas Harris Of Boston was struck
and instantly Killed near Forcstyille,
Conn. by train. A companion es.
capped,
The cornerstone OF the First Meth.
odlst Episcopal church at Woonsocket
II. L., was laid with imposing exercises
Rev Thomas Moylan, pastor OF st
Joseph's church. Roxbury district, Bos.
ton. died suddenly from weakening OF
the heart lie was born In ireland 20
years ago.
While crossing the Ice on pond.
Wesley TobIn Of Maiden, Mass, broke
through and was drowned Tobin was
- years old.
George Delham, rs years old. was
Killed at Waldoboro, Ne. by the fall OF
a tree which he was cutting down. Del.
ham was caught under one Of the
branches and fatally crushed.
James NJ. Van Dusen, broker In gen.
eral merchandise, Springfield, Mass,
has filed a voluntary petition In bank.
ruptey. lie states bis liabilities as
sl0.01i
An Investigation OF the opportunities
for earning living IN Maine will be
started by the state commissioner OF
Industrial aud labor statistics.
street railway employees represent
ing every street railway company In
Massachusetts,. have issued a call for
convention 90 De nsJu At lowell on
March n
Morton T. Converse Of Winehendon,
Mass, has offered 10 build for the town
Of Rindge. ~ II. his native place.
snldierr' memorial buiiding 10 be Of en-
,lrely lreproof construction
John r stoue, q tobacco salesman,
committed suicide at GardiHer Ne, by
shooting Worry over business trou-
bles IL believed 10 hsv. prompted the
deed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19

beaver. March BIS there no ap.
pealT These were the only words
spoken by Giuseppe Alta u hen inform.
cd b. Interpreter Matter that the jury
found him guilty Of murder in the FRS,
degree and hsed sentence as death.
Just eighteen days after nfing the
shot which brought death to Pather
frsncis leo HIeinfichs. al The altar IN
ST. Eliaabcth's Catholic church. while
10 the set Of administering the holy
sscFameut thls wandefer from Italy,
al alleged, but not proven anarchist.
beard his doom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
80, pelnr, o. L.rh,nInr

WatfHeld Mass Marh 20 pnfiaf
sReu electrical storm last evening
3 sa No~Hsf and Bile wife and daugh
er were seated a. The supper table
bs'H lightning cntcfrd. trraling many
Z thf aishes % ihc table whi,h was ~
sr irarinE ihe sac meter away from
M fastenlnFs, smashing a bot water
brafsr IN the Kitchen aud hufilhg pot
iioas ~ Il through . partition into the
sitting rooD and breaking other furni.
lure. aoing 5000 damage Aside from
nervous shock, none Of the Gosnay fam
ily surered any 81 Effects.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Trip In Record Time

san Diego, Cal. March l3.-When
the American bhttieshIp neei, under
command OF Rear Admiral Evans.
steamer into Magdalena bay and
dropped anchor In the most sheltered
hArbor OF the lower Pacific coast. the
history.making naval cruise OF more
than 1900 miles. begun AZ Hampton
Roads less than three months ago prac'
ilcaily came 90 an eud.
The Itinerary Of the long voyage did
not call for the arrival Of the ships ~
Magdaiena until Sunday, 80 with their
arrival al the Mexican bay Wednesday
night the feet Is almost four days
ahead ~ time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Pay of 10, 900 More Cut

Boston. March Within twenty
four hours after notices had been
posted In the cotton mills of Lowell an.
nouncing reduction in wages Of 10
percent, affecting all the 10000 en-
ployes, similar notices were posted at
mills Of the Amoskeag corporation at
Manchester, n. H., aud at the mills Of
the Jackson company and the Nashua
Manufacturing company at Nashua. n.
ii. The Amoskeag corporation at the
present time has on It's payroll about
1900 operatives. The cutdown In the
factories at Nashua will affect 1000 EN-.
ployes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Minister Is Deposed

quincy. Mass March l7.--Ilev L W
Hunt, pastor Of the Wollast0n Uni.
tartan church. whose sermons ola re-
liglon and health. recently preached,
have aroused much discussion among
members Of bis congregation. was re.
showed from the passionate AT meeting
81 the parish last night A vote was
passed, 40 TO ~, declaring that the
pastoral relations existing between
Rev. +. w. Hunt and the Wollaston
Unitarian church should be and are
hereby terminated, the said church vof,
Ing TO pay Mr. Hunts salary TO May
/, 1905"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Made of With JeweIrY

New Haven. March ia stranger
went into silrerthau's jewelry store
and asked to see a tray Of diamond
earrings ON the tray also were some
solitaire rings, and while the attention
OF the clerk was called 10 another Gus
toner the man dashed out Of the store
and escaped with a pair Of The earrings
aud one ring, valued at 500.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Pulled Trigger BY Aeeiden,

sou,hmidgr Mass March To- an.
ihony pikul aged n died fum a bull
let wound inflicted By woicleh Roczeiu
ski The latter is detained by the 20.
lice. pending an investigation, al
though the shooting Is believed 20 have
been accidental According to the
ante norton statement by Pikui The
two men were bargaining over re-.
ydyer when Roczciusk pulled the trig
yer bY accident
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Killed himself In ss,h,ub

Boston March 70 THE body o. Rob.
en =. Munch. agrd 81, was found
In haihtub NJ the Revere house
There was q bullet hole iu his head.
MUNICH was one q tbc pioneers Ia the
dairy lsnrh feom bnainss~ Ia Boston
and owned an interest 10 several res.
taufants ab0ut The ciV or late be had
ilscn afflicted with growing blindness
and IL Il thought the fear that be would
become totally blind led him TO com
InH .nlrlda
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Rebate Fines Legally Imposed

Washington. March IL By a divI.
sion of fiYe 10 three the supreme court
u the United States affirmed the deci
zion Of the United States circuit court
Of appeals for the eighth circuit, impos
Ing fines on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railway company for granting,
aud the packers u Kansas city, Kan,
FOR accepting rebates on shipments Of
packers products Intended Tor export
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19

cSmhridge Mass, March 1.-The
ADd0yer Theological seminary. one o.
The oldest Theological schools 10 the
c0uniFy will - removed . Cambridge
ner, fali SAD become affiliated with the
Harvard Dlslnigy school The pro
pcssi fog the removal nsGe BY the tTus
tees q The sealnafs, nas accepted BY
The prcsideu; and fellows % Harvard
on March II and further accepted BY
the Harvard board q overseefs yes;er-
day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Little One Killed by Sandbank

Boston March l6--Cora Mellish, 10
years old, was buried alive by the slid
ing OF a sandbank In which she was
playing with companions near her home
and died few minutes after being
extricated The mother Of the child
and a cripple were the only ones near
the scene al the time and they made
pltlful. but frantic, efforts to rescue the
little girl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Receiver For Financial Axeo,

Jr.. YVES appointed by Judge Dodge In
The United States district court receiver
for the affairs OF C. r King. financial
agent on complaint OF John g. Ne.
cariby. who holds claim for s2gG7
against King Mccarthy alleges that
search has failed 10 reveal the present
whereabouts Of King and that The as.
signees are friendly 10 the debtor and
have co-aperRfed with him
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
ON A WORLD TOUR
Second Halt Of ores, Naval
Asrsgvsr ~ Our Battle Flee,
TO MAKE START on JULY 6
O~sesfs sas @sn pisafsa 81 Prospect
% Another Rows - fftneir stit
70 tsrsrs pafft--'so intsanos %
Trip 10 sspsnst. Nasft

Aaa IlsFa Ca. Mara % Ness
tAsI ths Am,sgicsn hatiir nses 8 % ub
essf&ls isuf y the aefl5 ' ,tiu tee
agaths sfisl - sTtisal II saA ffal
tisoo 90 May was nashed ~ Hltf
i~ss ieisEftl.A - iss hsiilesti3, q "a
minai Etaas camuasna % Masda lsna
bay lsis act might - i've rf,yramcnt
s,siiuA 81 itslni lsanaa u IVES r.
tsltes a. baard ihe tpsssls VI afirefp
abd Crews au.e sra gbc kfvaissi sai-
sfaglieu
10 had sensfaiIg teen uHdsfsias,d iQf
saasp ilme lh nasal CIR lee thai ihF irlp
hsel r. he Ailsniif siallau would BE-
.aads 10 uAl " snes 80 ihe Ufheiai 40
neausemrat coupled aiib tbp eArlt date
~ starting 90 he sewnd baf II he
great nasal mapsa,c gave t"ru pieas.
an 10 ihs tnea. Airrady proud % the
nviable achievements ~ The fee
TIE messages Included the ncws that
HE itinerary ~ Ne world nisr start
ing from ssh rrapcisco m lois q and
iuein6lng IiaNail. samDa Agstalia snd
he Philippines Ia ihe points 70 ~
visited bed sceH formally approved b
ihs pfsrideui and biz cabinet ihet
slso Included the cordial message ~
congratulations from tbe president aud
the aaty department
These messages we're read 70 The
errwt " the sixteen ships az quarters
lhk morning wben announcement u
ihr SueE route and another round ~
friendly visits to hosplisble foreign
ports vas made
Admiral Eyahs. who viii reliuqulsh
command II The feet during w. forth
coming stay AZ san Francisco aud who
guess an The retired ilsi 10 August was
expecting some oficlal word from
Washington on The subject Of the IA
turv movements ~ the fleet and i was
Ia rlcw ~ this sud TO enable the depart
ment 10 prepare the program net he
sent the message on The hight of bis ar
tigal or Ma s,ialena bas thai The ships
could start on any mission " a days
notice aud we're IN far better shape ss
% machinery aud efficiency of crews
than on The day II sailing from 1Iamp
ton Roads
The time for repairs Will be cut
down hy the excursion 0f the feet g.
Puget sound to give the people u tho
north raelhc coast an opportunity e
zee aud visit the ships which have &C
rupled - much Of the worlds atten
lion during the last three months
No much Interest will attach 10 the
passage Of the feet through Asiaile
waters aud along the north African
shore aud southern European shores
that pressing Invitations undoubtedly
win come 20 the president from France,
Germany and England aud II Is be-
llcved by navy officers here that the
dee, will visit 81 OF those countries, IN
stead Of sailing direct from Gibraltar
TO New York
slasns a.4susastt Is eseaSianad las tho
fact that no mention Is made Of the pos
.lblllty Of a wish Of the baitleships TO
Japanese waters 4 formal invitation
from Japan. II Is said might be com
piled with during the stay Of the ncet
10 the Philippines or after the compile.
lion ~ The fall target practice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19

Harrisburg March ls-Tbe jury 10
the firss Of the capitol conspiracy cases
TO l,s tried returned verdict ~ guilty
AZ 10 every one of The four men who
have been on trial here lot the last
seven weeks last night. after six hours
d-libcraiien. Two ballots we're taken.
bu, The jury did no; come into court
aatll two hours after reaching a con.
ciusfan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
sug.rlng Begun 10 Vernon,

Chester. VI. March ia.--Yefmours
maple sugar season sas saddeaig M
augaysto4 yesterday b. q smart rua %
sap in sunny pofiioIs II the sugar.
bush The sun came oai warm yesterday
after gusi The right sogt q freezing.
and those who wsre eUiek 10 tap their
Trees and hang their tncEeis bad gath.
erred qaile al amount 81 sap BY night.
fan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Ten Percent Ware Reduction

Clinton, Mass, March 17,--NotIces
OF 10 percent reduction in wages, to
take effect March 30, have been posted
IN the Lancaster mills. The mills manu-.
facture ginghams and employ 5000 OPP
eratlyes. They are being run only -four
days q week When the cutdown Ia
wages goes into effect the plant will be
operated on full time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
s,iIIlng,. Resignation Accepted

Washington. March l7.--Public
Printer stlllings has rendered his reslg
nation 10 the president and II has been
accepted Siilllngs' successor has not
yet been named Stilllngs declined TO
discuss the matter for publication. The
resignation is the result Of an inyesti
CATION into the conduct OF the govern.
ment printing once unuer stillings
administration
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19

harrington, Il. L., Marcn H.-After
walking up and down the track for near
ly two hours, Mrs. Carrie Bruner, aged
20, OF Darlington, stepped In front of
an electric train near Nayatt and was
killed II is not known whether her &C.
ton was accidental or intentional
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
innovation In Dueling

LISA, Posen, March l6.--Fifteen
minutes slashing with cane was tho
limit OF endurance OF one o. he antag.
onists In the newest form Of students
duel, which occurred outside this city,
where il has beeh decided among the
students OF the technical high school TO
dispense In future with deadly weapons
for the decision OF affairs Of honor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
New Baseball Organization

Boston. March 1.-THE Aiiantie
Baseball association was formally or
ganiEed In this ciiy The circuit was
decided upon a. follows Lewiston snd
Portland. Ne. Newport. Pawtueket and
weonsocket H. /, and Taunion. Mass.
II was voted 10 open tie season May .
and end /, Sept Z Hugh McBreen was
elected prsiidsri
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19

Lynn, Mass, March i3.-oilve and
Rrie Belden, sisters aged aud ! years,
had been with Louise Arbuckle, who
is \ years old, TO gather pussy willows
They were returning across pond
when the Ice gave way under them
The Beldcu children were drowned, but
the Arbuekic girl held onto the edge Of
The ice until help arrived
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Guilds Condition improved

Boston, March 17.-Governor Guild,
who has been seriously Ill with complI-
cations Of grip and rheumatism, is re-
ported much better. The physicians In
attendance, however, cannot state
when the governor can resume his Off
cial duties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Uncertain as 10 Cause of Death

Athol, Mass, March Ito deter
mine positively the cause of the death
Of Miss Hazel n. Caples, whose body
was found In her room at boarding
house, Medical Examiner Oliver has de.
cided to have chemical examination OF
the stomach, Miss Caples was II
years old and was employed In shoe
"a ctnrv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19

Quincy, MS, March l7,--Wesley Lee,
10 years old, student AZ the Chaddock
training school for boys during a sham
battle in which forty cadets partici-
pated, was killed by being shot through
Tie head. A coroner's jury returned a
verdict Of accidental death, being un.
able 10 determine how the loaded
cartridge became mixed with the
lfaYIs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Advance of Prohibition

Richmond. March lG.-For the first
time IN the history OF Virginia no liq-
nor can be had at the various social
clubs. The Byrd bill closing all bars
on sunday went into effect yesterday
and even at the oldest and most infiu.
entail clubs no intoxicating drinks
were served.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Exceeded contract Requirements

Boston. March lG.--1he new scout
cruiser Birmingham came into port last
evening, having completed her trial
trips aud exceeded oil government re.
qulrements ln her official tests. The
naval trial board Immediately left for
Washington. The Birmingham IS fitted
with reclprocatlng engines OF the Amer
lean type. and is sister ship OF the
Chester and Salem,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
No t,ope For ,he silyia

Woods Hole, Mass March IT, The
revenue cutter Mohawk arrived here
from the steamer Silvia and Captain
Reed stated that the seas were break
Ing over the wreck and be believed the
vessel would be total loss The per
lshsble goods are being thrown over
board. and efforts sre being made TO re
cover the valuable portion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19
Lands Fines a Man One Cen,

Chicago, March 16,--rnited States
Judge Lands, who star Ted the financial
world by imposing fine Of so 900, 90
upon tie Standard Oh company for re-
batting. went 20 the ether extreme by
dining an offender ant The euIprit
was a working man
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-03-19

Philadelphia. March i7-Jsmes
Simpson, former paying teller o. the
Farmers snd Mechanics National bank
OF this city. charged with embezziins
$500 from tie institution pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 70 i've years
inpriscunsrt