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He Stole $640,000. SPRINGFIED, MASS.. July 18.-The temporary receivers of the Hampshire Savings bank of Northampton have given out a statement to the effect that the defalcation of Treasurer Lewis Warner amounts to $400,000. With the $240,000 which Bank Examiner Ewer estimates were taken from the Hampshire County National bank, Warner's peculations amount in the aggregate to $640,000.
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WHAT A SMART MAN DID. Springfield, Mass., July 18.-The temporary receivers of the Hampshire Savings bank of Northampton have given out a statement to the effect that the defalcation of treasuer Lewis Warner amounts to $400,000. With the $240,000 which Bank Commissioner Ewer esti-
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Warner Is a Colossal Thief. Springfield, Mass., July 20.-The temporary receivers of the Hampshire Savings bank of Northampton have given a statement to the effect that the defalcations of Treasurer Lewis Warner amounts to $400,000. With the $240,000 which Bank Examiner Ewer estimates were taken from the Hampshire County National bank, Warner's peculations amount in the aggregate to $840,000.
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A Heavy Defalcation. Springfield, Mass. July 19.-The temporary receivers of the Hampshire savings bank of Northampton have given out a statement to the effect that the defalcation of Treasurer Lewis Warner amounts to $400,000. With the $240,000 which Bank Examiner Ewer estimates were taken from the Hampshire County national bank, Warner's peculations amount in the aggregate to $640,000.
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Warner Is a Colossal Thief. Springfield, Mass., July 20.-The temporary receivers of the Hampshire Savings bank of Northampton have given a statement to the effect that the defalcations of Treasurer Lewis Warner amounts to $400,000. With the $240,000 which Bank Examiner Ewer estimates were taken from the Hampshire County National bank. Warner's peculations amount in the aggregate to $840,000.
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A Pleasant Christmas Present. Springfield, Mass., Dec. 9.-Receivers Irwin and Cook of the Hampshire Savings Bank of Northampton, sprung a surprise on the depositors of the defunct institution, today. by petitioning the court for permission to pay a 40 per cent. dividend before Christmas.
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Receivers R. W. Irwin and B. E. Cook of the Hampshire savings bank of Northampton, Mass., applied to Judge Hammond in the supreme court. Saturday, for leave to pay a dividend of 25 per cent. The court issued an order of notice returnable on April 17. The receivers have about $400,000 in their hands. They expect to pay another dividend of 10 per cent. some time in the near future. This is the bank which was wrecked by Lewis Warner.
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Receivers for the Hampshire Savings Bank of Northampton, Mass., began payment of the third and final dividend, Monday, this last disbursement being 14 1-10 per cent., or about $250,000. The first dividend was of 40 per cent., or about $600.000. and the second dividend of 25 per cent., or $400,000. The receivers were appointed in May, 1898, about a month after the bank was wrecked by Lewis Warner, its treasurer. who was also president of the Hampshire County National Bank.
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Disbursements of About $1.250 000. Northampton, Mass., April 3.-Receivers Cook and Irwin, for the Hampshire Savings bank, have begun payment of the third and final dividend, this last disbursement being about $250,000. About $600,000 was paid Jan. 1, 1899, and $400,000 was paid July 1, 1899. The receivers were appointed in May, 1898, about a month after the bank was wrecked by Lewis Warner, its treasurer, who was also president of the Hampshire County National bank.