The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
MARION BRETHREN FALL OUT.
1ROUBLEAH0HG THE ~HILLING WORE.
ER1 FOE CHRI8L0

Deacon FeassSst etr4ps the Ss,etaary ~
its Tsrnitare asa Brother Bsthsa Do
Arrested ~ 1eseo Oeieek NJ Night
The trouble which has existed for soms time
In Grace n. Z. Church in Marion. Jersey City.
has eliminated and will b aired In the courts.
Tho Rev. Mr.. butcher has been pastor Of the
church for nearly three years. Something lsss
than two years ago ditnculty arose between
the pastor and some OF the trustees. The OPP
position 10 the pastor was led By exJustioe Of
the Peace John H. Peloubet who had besA
very active In church work. He persuaded
some Of his fellow trustees and some membsrs
OF the congregation to organize . mission.
They called 1t the Willing Workers for Christ
Mission" It proved very successful. 20 much
90 that 1t interfered with tho attendance at the
chulc oh Deacon Peloubst and his associates
still remained members OF tho church and con.
tributed to Its support but rarely attended
the services.
A very bitter feeling was eneendered. and
the church people and the missisn people
talked about each other in anything but COM
plimentary terms. Finally flank movement
was made By Pastor butchers adherents. Bsv.
sral OF Thorn Joined tho willing worksrs,"
troll oil the organization aud getting Il back
Deacon Pelouost. Who has had some snpcri.
encs In practical politics says he saw the oh.
made no Opposition because. he 1as tired 81
ns - e xs
for q sSs wns M
Pslo s,Ss was . candidate. .!thouEh he says
or dozen OF the nov. msmbers were on hand
prepared 70 oppose his sandtdsey. Mr.. Pslou-
however. and IL was Sisted -. satisiisa VIII
his victory he resigned the ONCE and also
bothee Ss .dr 81 sSs apposoD
Then So: P.Ioueet removed the organ and
nearly all the furniture from the mission. leav-
w.ll' He elsimsd that sysryshIns a hs i, 5smoyed
sss bssi ward IN sxPrsssins his opinion Of Mr.
Psloubet's action. He denounced It In very
sysysrs
t. Mr.. Peioubet, In fact, NJ. Bothen took occa.
sSe SbS e Mr. to his
Mr. Psloubet finally made up his mind that
NJ Bother vas S eo!nx too too fey: and procured :
sarg Ssy
but the Constable 10 whom Il was given did NOT
n;sst Mr.. boshsn until after 10 o'clock that
Hr. Bothen believes that 9 job was put up to
servS, the warrant late at night a, 50 that hs
9pld hsys to snspd the nshs In the county
any existed. because his next door neighbors
se. na p T. the s
Mr. Peloubet disclaims any intention on his
part to have Mr. Bothen put In Jail; Ho says
he made q complaint OF disorderly conducs
no knowledge OF what time the constable
would or did serve the warrant.
On the other hand. Mr.. Bothen says that
everybody knows whore he can lie found at any
time Of the day. He Is agent for the Pennsyl.
10 there al day loug. and every body. perticu.
iArly NJ. Peloubet knows 1t. Instead OF ssrv.
constable waited until half past 10 O'clock &C
night and then went to his house. He Is con-
yiHssd shst ths con .table had Instructions to
Mr.. Fsloubet 10 In the furniture business in
lower Jersey clty;, The motto on the front Of
his truck Is !" Milling Workers" but he says
that has nothing to do with the organization Of
which he WAS President
It 10 probable that the trouble in 0fnco
Church will be brought before the New arb
Conference at its next session.