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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
NATIONAL RAIL WAYS OF Mex
Saved From AMuI Peril.

II never felt so near my grey~
writes Lewis Chamblin. of Mancno
ter. Ohio. X. X. No. 3. "as When
fr!ghtful cough and lung trouble -
ed me down to lis pounds in spito &
many remedies and the best cccto
And that am alive today Is due SOL
10 DR.. Kings New Discovery. Will
completely cured me. Now ] weigh a.
pounds ana can work hard. 1t O.
cured my four children or Group.
fallible for Coughs and Colds. It's g.
most certain remedy for La0rip0
Asthma, desperate lung trouble -
all bronchial affections. A trial o0SU
free. Guaranteed by F.. G. Kinsei. c.
trail Drug Store and Gray & Worcese~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Toledo Firm Bids Lowest.

The county auditors on Wednes day
opened bids for the furnishing of tn
juvenile court room The bids fol.
low: Iindow. i.eibius & Gershaw
Toledo. 1857; william Wright & CO.
Detroit. S2,593.49; Wollaeger Manufao
turing Co Milwaukee, $2,3925o &. H.
Haberkorn & Co. Detroit, s3.412.90;
4. -. Andrews & Co, Chicago. 81
547.95. The room will be furnished ia
white mahogany. with judges rostrum
seats and ratings to correspond with
the other court rooms. The auditors
will probably visit Toledo 70 ascer
tain the facilities OF the Toledo firm
which bid lowest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Alleges Breach Of promise.

Alleging breach of promise to mar
ry. Mrs Clara MayMcGregor is suing
Seneca G. Wilson in Judge Donovan :
court. The plaintiff was Clara May.
an unmarried woman when she claims
The defendant. man several years
her senior. courted her and promised
to marry her That was in 1905. After
9 child was horn. she charges that
Wilson refused 10 have anything to
do with her. She started suit. but
never pressed it, and. later. married
Then she decided TO renew her suit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Invites Aldermen to "Fifty's" Meeting

Mayor Breitmeyer will send COM
munication 10 the common council,
Tuesday evening, asking the alder.
men TO attend the meeting OF the
committee of fifty Thursday evening,
AT which the proposed scheme OF ex-
tensions or street railway lines viii
be the chief subject Of discussion
The mayor will urge the aldermen
20 consider the subject of extensions
a. once. and TO wor.. with the com
mittee in that regard we shall try
To take up all the subcommittee re
ports except that on appraisal" stated
Secretary Paul G. Renaud. OF the com
mittee OF fifty We shall go as far
rs we can with the list OF reports.
anyway"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Builds Another Airshin-

Andrew Cuthertson, the Michigan
Steel Boat Co. employee whose at
tempted airship flight at the Country
club last summer ended in a failure.
is building a new machine which
promises TO be more successful. He
had the machine out on the ice-cpust.
ed river az the foot of Crane.ave
Tuesday. equipped with runners. and
attained great speed. lie will attempt
a trial flight soon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
A. s. surkart Sued For Divorce.

Anselm s Burkart, loan agent in
the McGraw building and minor
league baseball magnate, is the de-
PENDANT ~ divorce suit started in the
circuit court by Mrs. Phinney NJ. Bur
kart The bill is carefully suppressed.
Imrkat's time Is divided principally
! etween Detroit and Saginaw. lie Is
the owner OF the Saginaw baseball
team and Is now conducting a skating
rink on the ball grounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Won't Nceo a Crutch.

When Editor ]. P Sossman. or Cor.
nelius. y c.. bruised his leg badly. 1t
started an ugly sore. Many salves and
ointments proved worthless. Then
Bucklens Arnica Salve healed 1t thor.
oughly. Nothing is so prompt and
sure for Ulcers. Boils. Burns. Bruises,
Cuts. Corns. Sores. Pimples. Eczema
or Piles. 25c at T. c. Kinsels. Central
Drug store and GRAY & Worcesters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
noCs sELI AT SO os

PITTSBURG. Pa. Feb pa new
record for the price of hogs al me
local market was established today
when by q jump OF 10 cents. q price
of S9g5 was reached. According tn
predictions at the local stock yards.
however. the price is expected 10 reach
$40 by March L. The continued ad
vance is said By local dealers to be
duo to he shortage OF the supply in
ihe local market.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
BULLET SPREADS PANIC.

SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. 23.-(Spe.
ciaD While members of the family
of NJ Wilcox were seated at 6
O'Clock Dime" Tuesday night a bul.
let crashed through the window and
struck Wilcox's young son in the
neck Mrs Wilcox was frightened
from which she has not recovered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
leaaue Submits Charter Amendment

The Municipal League has submit.
ted its civil service charter amend
ment to the city clerk for presenta-
tiOn TO the common council The
is a transcript Of the bill
introduced by j. VI Weiss in the state
legislature three years ago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Talks on Dcmurrsqe.

In a talk on "Demurrage' before
the DetFait- Traffic association I'm the
Board OF Commerce rooms. Tuesday
night. G. G Glasgow. chairman OF the
state railroad commission. told of the
work being done by the commission
toward securing better demurrage
rules for shippers. \ general discus
sion followed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
ALLEGED Embezzler Held For Trial.

Frank Bielcki. former treasurer OF
a Polish lodge Of the Modern Wood
men OF America. and charged with
embezzling S404s2 from the lodge
was bound over to the recorder 3
court. Wednesday, after an eSamina-
ton before Police Justice Jefries
Bail was fixed at $500. in two sureties
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Maurice Fitzgerald DISCHARGED.

Maurice Fitzgerald. arrested on a
charge OF grand larceny. when VII.
liam G.. Scholes' 500 diamond stud
chaneed hands I'm the Light Guard
armory. while Fitzgerald was fixing
Scholes' necktie, was discharged by
Justice Jeffries. "Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24
Judre Bird is Oead.

MARINETTE. Wis. Feb. 23.-Iudge
Harlan ~ Bird. 40 years old, is dead
efter an operation for appendicitis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-24

of China are agriculturalsis. usiEs
primitive methods, centuries old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
RICHMOND AGOG
OVER COMET TAIL

According to Professor Charles III.
Winston. instructor In astronomy at
Richmond College. the earth will pass
through the tail of Halley's comet al
1880 O'Clock "wednesday night. but
the people Of the capital city viii
scarcely notice any atmospheric or
astronomical changes IS result
For many months fiction writer's
and pseudo scientists rave been WAX
ing fat on the proceeds Of their sem
s~atienai writings affent the dire re-
suits which will accompany the earth's
rapid journey through h alleged
gaseous tail of the comet. but wiser
heads now say that Inhabitants of this
mundane sphere need not be alarmed
On all sides II Ia agreed that there
Will be a very red uuse Wednesday
afternoon. and perhaps a ieaden haze
about the sun. mayhap there will be
showers OF meteors, but they will be
burned up many miles above the
earth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
FOUND GUILTY
OF 1ST DEGREE MURDER
Kansas City Physician Convicted Of Poisoning Col Swope and Fam
lily to Get Fortune-Life I'm prisonment Recommended
Wife and Sister Break Down Following Verdict.

KANSAS CITY, MO, May t6.-Dr.
B. Clark Hyde was to-day found
guilty of numbering Colonel Thomas
II. Swope. his wife's millionaire uncle.
jury found him guilty OF murder
in the first degree and recommended
that his sentence be life imprison-
ment.
Hyde heard the verdict with COM
posture. His wife burst into tears and
was taken into an anteroom where
her sobbing could be plainly heard
IN the court room. Hyde's two sis
tiers also broke down. The convicted
physician Ia permitted to go into
the anteroorn with his wife. a marshal
guarding the door.
story ef-the- crimes for which
DR.. Hyde has been convicted read
like pages from some history of the
dark ages. In fiendishness. deviiish
ingenuity and cruelty, in the dark
dreadfulness of their plotting, and the
rival those of Catherine de Medici.
First, Colonel Swope. an aged mil
honaire, died suddenly on October
3, 1909, under mysterious circum-
stances. The attending physician was
DIR. Clarence B.. Hyde, husband of the
dead mans niece. DIR. Hyde declared
appoplexy to have been the cause of
the old mans death.
Following the demise OF Colonel
Swope, after another of the MEM
bers of his family died, all under mys-
terious circumstances. 1t seemed as If
death had reached out a chill hand.
and marked the entire family for de-
struction.
Weeks passed but 10 suspicious was
attached TO DIR. Young or DIR. Ewope,
was in attendance on all of the
victims. Finally, however, 1t began
to be whispered that all those who
dtea-weFeA heirs AZ Colonel -Swopa;
that they stood In the way of DIR.
Hyde, who following each fatality
found himself that much ear the
inheritance of a fortune estimated at
about $4,000, 900.
The whisperings grew more and
more insistent, and finally Mrs. Logan
Swope, sister-in-law of the dead mil
iionaire, confided her fears n suspi-
cions to John G. Paxton. attorney for
the Swope estate. AS a result, the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
SEEKS ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Senator Chandler Asks Senator
Martin to Urge Virginians to
Cede Back.
Especial to The Richmond Virgfniar

Especial to The Richmond virgfnian.)
WASHINGTON. d. c.. May ia
letter strongly urging Senator Martin.
OF Virginia, and his colleagues to sup
port the movement to cede back to
the District OF Columbia that portion
OF Virginia In which Alexandria Ia To-
Gated, has been sent TO Senate Mar
tin by former Senator William T.,
Chandler, of New Hampshire.
4 bill TO authorize this action IL
now pending In the House.
The Chandler letter declares the re-
turn should be made to show great
benefits to tho District. 10 Virginia and
to Alexandria. After stating speciii-
cally under I'VE headings the reasons
for The return Of the land coded back
to Virginia. the istter says
This letter takes the form OF an
appeal to v~irgfnians. X is sincere.
Washington wants It's early portion
OF virginia.s soil. The nation wants
IL as a part of Washington's NUM-
.cipaiity. Virginia loses nothing by
the restoration. but makes a great
gain. She will still surround the soil.
see IL developed and beautified as the
nations splendid metropolis, born
from virginia's substance and shining
as yirginia's star. So 1 entreat Vfr-
gtnians with one accord to come for
ward and make to the nation a gift
OF which will still remain. In a high
sense. a bright Jewel in the crown OF
the Old Dominion"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

bodies of Colonel Swope and his
nephew. Chrisnan Swope. whose sud
den death was in almost every detail
exactly similar to that Of his uncle,
were exhumed and ~autopsies perform
ed. S~trychnine was found in large
quantities in both stomachs.
Then Miss Margaret Swope. who had
recovered from a mysterious illness,
supposed to have been typhoid fever.
was examined, and ~strychnine was
also found In her stomach
Attorney Paxton and Mrs. Swope
pursued the investigation with re-
ientless vigor, and as a result OF their
activity DIR. Hyde brought q libel suit
for 100000 against Attorney Paxton.
DIR. Frank L. Hall and DIR. Edward J.
Stewart, and another for $780, 600
against Attorney Paxton. Later the
$500. 900 suit was dismissed.
HYDE Held RESPONSIBLE.
-Itwas -coro-
ner's fury in Independence. Mo-, hand
ed down a verdict holding DR.. Hyde
responsible for the death of Colonel
Swope. Developments now came thick
and fast. The following day DR.. Hyde
was arrested, charged with murder In
the first degree, the warrant being is
sued at the request OF Attorney John
G. Paxton executor of the Swope es-
tate. DR.. Hyde tool his arrest coolly
and pleaded mot guilty" when ar
raigned before Justice w. F. Loar at
Independence. Mo. He was released
on bond of $685. 0 0
The climax came on March s, when
the grand jury handed down ten In
dictnents charging DIR. Hyde with the
killing of Colonel Thomas H. Swope
and Chrisman Swope with poison and
with the attempted murder of eight
members OF the Swope household with
typhoid fever germs Another indict-
ment accused him of m~anslaughter by
bleeding Colonel James Moss Hunton,
a cousin Of Colonel Swope.
1t developed during the investigation
that DIR. Hyde had secured some ty-
phoid bacteria IN November 10. Mrs.
Logan c. Swope, while giving her de-
position in the slander suit brought
by DIR. Hyde, swore hat he had tried
to poison her by placing something in
h water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
SHARPS HOLD
COMET HARMLESS
No Danger Event If Earth Does
Happen to Pass Through
Tail
CROSSES SUMS DISK
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Majority of Scientists Discredit
Meteor Rumors-Celestial
Wanderer Blamed for
Many Mishaps.
Majority of Scientists Discredit
Meteor Rumors-Celestial

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Haiieys
comet. harbinger Of misfortune since
2s16 B. C.. will cross the suns disk
Wednesday night. Experts disagree
as to whether its tail at that time
will be long enough for the earth
to pass through 1t. Calculations
made at semmring. Austria. are that
the tall is more than 100000 miles
In length. Our distance from the
comet will be some 100000 miles,
SO. If this figuring 10 correct. there
will be ample margin to spare.
The tail is supposed to be com.
posed of extremely tenuous gas, and
most OF the scientists agree mat II
does % contain meteors. There is
no probability that any sensible ef-
feet will be produced on n eartn.s
atmosphere. even though the eartt
does pass through the tail. but there
Is every likelihood that an aurora
will be produced.
Experts a there will be no odof
I'm the air that can be attributed to
the comets tail. Sodium. a com
mon constituent In comets, is pres
ent In tho tail OF Hatley's, and the
sky sharps declare this Is a sign OF
internal activity that should result In
a striking display In the sky.
Unusual happenings everywhere
are being attributed TO the comet
There was snow In Tennessee last
night, and the comet Ii blamed. The
St Louis ball club trimmed New
York three times In succession-again
the comet. A man arrested for beat
Ing his wife hera blamed the comet
and the magistrate discharged him.
The real beneficiaries by the ceies-
tiai vtst, are the manufacturers OF
cheap telescopes and Held glasses
According TO. wholesale men here, the
sale throughout the country has been
so large that the factories will have
10 work overtime for weeks to ortns
the supply on hand up 10 the 0
mai.
Comet parties arc tho order OF the
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
GETS TERM IN JAIL
FOR SHOP LIFTING
Sallie johnson, Negro Woman
Sent to Prison for Four

Sallie johnson, colored, was e n TO
Jail for four months by Police Justice
Crutchfeld Monday morning for shop
lifting. The omR raj caught with
the goods" which she had skilfully
snatched from the counters Of the
Cohen Company.
She was detected by ". A. Cosby,
manager for the store. who testified
against her In court. He saw the wo-
man remove q pair Of silk hose and
leave tho store. Eummoniug Oficer
AGREE, he followed the negroes and
had her arrested. When searched II
was found that she had also stolen
q silk skirt. The value OF the articles
II placed 1T 312.s8.
Arthur Mayor, cclored. waA sont on
30 the Erand jury from Police Court
Monday morning on . charge of fe-
fonlously assaulting Anderson Ford.
Bessie Jones. colored, was sent to
jail for thirty days and fined 3i0 and
costs In Police Court Monday morn
ing tor ass&uittng Alice Smith. color.
"a with = rAsoK.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
TERRIFIED BY COMET
LEAPS Info THE SEA
Virginian on Board Steamship
Ends Life While Crazed
NTH Eear-

PHILADELPHIA. PA. May TO-
Terrorized AT the sight Of Halley's
comet, Virgin Mathews. q passenger
on the steamer Admiral Gchley, of
the United Fruit Company. arriving
here to-day. leaped overheard while
that vessel was steamtng up the At
lantic coast. Ltfe boats were low
cred. but the mans body did not
come to the surface.
When the comet appeared on the
horizon Captain Nader called all the
passengers on deck. Mathews grew
nervous and shook with terror. A
few minutes later, he climbed over
the ships rail and threw himself into
the sea-
Mathews was a Virgtnian. and had
booked passage fer Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
MEET
FOR SECOND TALK
COMMITTEES OF Five Will Assemble
Monday Night to Increase
It's Membership.
FORM PERMANENT SOCIETY
At Monday Nights Gathering
Plans for Beginning Reform
Campaign May be Discussed.

A committee of fiye prominent men,
among them being Captain Carlton
Mccarthy. former Mayor of the city,
and the Rev. II. u. G. Maclachlan.
pastor of the Seventh Street Christian
church. will meet Monday night to
increase It's membership TO fifteen and
discuss plans for organizing a civic
betterment association.
Captain Mccarthy will preside at
the meeting. DR.. Maclachlan is the
only member of the ministry on the
committee. The other three members
of the committee are business and
professional men.
At the meeting last Monday night,
which surprised every one present by
its size, YER man uas put on honor
not to say q word about the proceed
ings. and they have kept the faith
well. II would seem. As a matter OF
fact. Very little. happened at the meet
ing. From fragments OF information
that have beer picked up here and
there since 1t became known that over
loo ministers and citizens met. it
would appear hat few of the many
present knew why they had assembled
except to purify Richmond. 1t Is
known that Dr. 6eorgg w. Mcdaniel,
pastor OF the First Baptist church,
and two or three other ministers
started the movement. which may OF
may not result in a general mora
DEMONSTRATING for Richmond.
DIR. Mcdaniel and hts several asso.
ciates notified q number of other min.
listers and citizens that they would like
to meet somewhere and discuss Ger.
tanning to the civic betterment OF
Richmond.
1t Is known that Chief OF Police
Werners admission In testifytng in
the case against Adon Yoder to the
effect that he had not been instructed
by the police commissioners to en-
| force the letter OF the law as regards
bro3,els said to exist In isolated sec
lions OF the city and residential quar-
ters, inspired the ministers to action.
Charges of malfeasance m misfeas-
ance In office, graft and collision
with ~infractors OF the law, iterated
and reiterated. seem to have rnng In
the ears OF the ministers and citt-
gems until they were spurred to ac-
tion, the action consisting Of assem-
bling to discuss the civic situation.
Determined to Investigate.
At last Mondays meeting Captain
Mccarthy. as a former chief magis-
trate OF the city, familiar with the
operations OF the municipal govern
ment machine. was placed In the
chair. He was In sympathy with
the movement 10 inquire as to the
truth ef the many charges made
against city officials and ascertain
once and for all IT. they were well
founded. Other citizens and minis
tern spoke. They declared their be-
lief that an organization should be
, formed, with or without name, to
investigate thorouEhly local condi-
lions and ascertain II things were as
black a. they had been painted by
| Adon Yoder.
After the tentative meeting last
Monday night q COMMITTEES OF i've
was appointed. Everything was Sc
cret. and stifl II. so far ~ any accu-
rate or DEFINITE Information regard
Ing the meeting Il concerned. n
NCouSfnned On Sixth Y1Se.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
NEGRO POOL ROOM
CLOSEsITs DOORS
Woufd-Be Patrons Rattle Doors
Of Virginia Pool Parlors in
Vain.
MERCHANTS ARE PUBILANT
Representative Broad Street Bust
ness Men VIII Ask Court
to Abolish II.
MERCHANTS ARE PUBILAN1

The Virginia Pool Parlors. at No.
IL East Broad street. where for the
last eighteen months all manner OF
disorders from foul murder to high
stake Graz games nave been permit
ted--is not indeed encouraged-are
closed, and the merchants along that
entire block are congratulating them
selves that once again their patrons
can walk along that side Of the street
without being forced to push their
way through a crowd Of loafing, VILE
mouthed negroes. who have been
wont to hang around the neighbor-
hood OF this den.
Occasionally. attracted by the dis
play of prize fighters. scanttiy clad.
and of many nationaitties, which be-
decks the windows OF the place. a
negro man, out Of work or a con-
Hrr4ed leafer, sieaehes from seHae al
ley n attempts to enter the hall.
He rattles the door. but is reward
ed only by the sight of q long array
OF idle pool tables. No noisy throng
greets his eye. There are no half
drunk boys crouching in the corners
shooting craps: the dusky pool
sharks, are not disputingl a-potni
over the green tables; none OF the
town sweAs are leaning sIanuis
against the door telling filthy stories,
The place Is closed and deserted, and
the merchants along the street de-
clare that tnes wAi uo sSois.ns =,
their power to make 1t a thing OF
memory only.
The merchants are prepared TO or
ganize a civic union Tor the puTpose
of purging that section OF the CITY.
They declare that since the place vas
first opened decent peopie could not
with propriety. walk by II at any time
OF the oay' as lhso1ent iSsioes' W.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
OFFICER SUES FOR
injury BY ACCIDENT
Sergeant Epps Brings Action
Against Passenger and Pow
er Co. for $4,000.

The Virginia Railway and Power
Compan yis being sued in the Law
and Equity Court by Police Captain
George w. Epps for 10000, claimed
for injuries received by the omcer
July 81. 1908. II being alleged In
the declaration that he was thrown
from a street a on account OF the
negligence OF the employees Of the
company.
Attorneys Smith, Moncure n Cor
don. who are bringing the suit, de-
clare that Captain Epps suffered
great pain and mental anguish as the
result OF the accident besides losing
considerable time from active service
with the city police force.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
MAN SLASHES G
WHO WIFE
Albanian Resident of 1ynchburg
Uses Knofe-Out on $4,000
Rail

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LYNCHBURG, VA. May L.
Walker Tucker, the Alabaman who
cut Dave Bradley. a negro, yestef-
day as the result of an alleged Insult
from the negro. while he FORMER
was walking with his wife on n or
the principal streets, was bailed tnis
morning In the sum of $4,000. He
has retained John l.. Lee as his
sci.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
HOLD Anniversary OF
BATTLE OF NEWMARKET
Day Observed at V. NJ. /. By Sus-
pension Of Academic Duties
of Cadets.

LEXINGTON, VA. May 1s.-The 4eth
annual anniversary OF the Battle OF
New Market Ia being observed to-day
at the Virginia Military Institute by
suspension OF Academic duties.
The cadets reached home yesterday
noon fro mtheir practice march to
They stood tramp remark
ably well. and are enjoying their holi-
day to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16
HOLD BANK LOOTER
ON SECOND CHARGE
$12 Weekly Bookkeeper Who
Stole $500, 600 Arrested Again
for Larceny.
for Larceny.

BOSTON, MASS, May I6.-George
w. Coleman, the $l2 a week book
keeper of the National City Bank of
Cambridge, who has confessed to loot
that institution of than
$500. 900. was arrested again to-day.
Coleman Is now charged with the lar
ceny Of 1850 in checks from the Frank
A. Andrews Company, jewellers. OF
Boston. He VIII be tried tomorrow
on the bank wrecking charge.