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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21
CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
FRANCE MAKES CHANGE

The Catholic church in France has
taken a step which seems to
be u poncy. 1t counteracts the
tendency of the French people towards
civil marriage and to bring them bacl
to cAarch marriage, and a decree has
just .o~n issued eliminating the red
tape heretofore necessary to secure
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LOTS FOR SALE

Business lot on Bridge street, 2sx43
next to the Club saloon, and residence
lot 50x125 on Akin street, between
First and Second streets. Address y
y. higgins. MAJ
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If you want anything in The musical
me write to the Eilers Music Co. at
l,eno Best grade of pianos and other
Instruments in the market.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE.

Baled alfalfa hay and grass hay.
Apply to S. r. Young, Loveloek, Ne
vada, p. Q. Box 627.
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7. o. O. +.
HUMBOLDT LODGE, NO.
l6, .O.O.F.-Meetings on NS&e
the list and Sd Thurs
day evenings of each month at hal
IN Silver State building. Visiting
brothers in good standing always
welcome.
VIM. OLIVER, N. G.
FRANK RAMDOHR, Sec.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-21

SWELL TAILORING
is usually thought to cost a swell price.
We prove the falsity o. that idea by
our moderate rices.
o. SPRING eTYLES AND
FABRICS.
are ready for your inspection. You
cannot fail to admire them at In.
first glance.
WE'LL TAILOR YOU A SUIT
in any style and price you may select
at a price that completes closely with
factory made clothes. That a suit
made by me IS as swell in every de
tail needs no argument. The clothes
speak for themselves.
Z. p Grdndei
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SILVER STATE CHAPTER NO. o,
0. +. s., meets in Silver State Hall
at 1880 p. IN. on the I'd and 4th
thursdays of each month. Virit,ne
members in good standing always
welcome.
JENNIE PORTER, w. M.
LUCY LAVEAGA, See.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-09

GIVENS- -Th, three-m onth sod
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Givens
died at their home near Miami
Tuesday OF last week. Burial
at Shiloh Sept. 30th.
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M. E. Church Revival.

The evangelist.c services at the
First NJ. f Church, have resulted
so far in the conversion Of over a
score Of souls. And this repre-
sents only a part of the work
accomplished, inasmuch as the
Christian people attending have
been refreshed in their expert
ense. and the unconverted have
manifested a deep interest In the
meeting. Rev r.. T. Smith, a
prominent revival worker and
father OF the pastor, Rev. E, o.
Smith, has preached, and taken
charge Of the altar services the
last three nights. If the meeting
continues next week, which Is
probable, judging from the pres
ent interest DR.. Smith will re-
turn from Tarkio and again lend
his assistance. -
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Rev. Manley J. Breaker, at one
time pastor OF the First Baptist
Church in Marshall, died at his
home In st. Louis recently,
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-09

wards, w, II. Wood, Harry Hudson,
Geo. Dickson, p S. Eads, w. b. Will
helm, f. w. Widmyer, II. II. Eilers,
j. W. Nixon.
Napton Precinct. A. Smith, 9.
S. Abney, C. Z. Baker, Lester Con-
nell, J. w. Woodsmall, D. n. Good
loe, Samuel Igo. Austin Dennis, f. A.
Stouffer.
Ridge Prairie Precinct. r.
Mari, d. n. Johnson, Geo. Witcher,
], T. Marr, Geo, W. Finley, Thos.
Smith, A. Rutledge, Joe Fletcher, II.
c. Griffith.
Saline City Precinct--R. A. Field,
William Odell, Fred Detmer, H. C.
Pearson, John Moore, August Peus-
ter. Peter Bender, orson King, ]. c.
Waltemate.
Slater Precinct--C. w. Bridges, j.
b, Sterrett, J. G. Reynolds, j. G.
Hatns, j. p. Brown, l.. II. Howard,
Walter Crane, Henry Bollman, A. w.
Meyers.
Hardeman William Van
Arsdell, A. j. Davis, o. G. Brown, 5.
w. Wilkerson, Arch Gregory, Lloyd
French, Henry Casey, Arch Goodloe,
Henry Hasemeier.
Nelson Precinct-B. f. Staples.
Walter Brown, Millard Wiley, w. S.
Hanley, r. b. Thorp, T. NJ. Fowler,
w. 8. Taylor, August Petry, J. r.
Barron.
Prairie Lawn Precinct-Foree Bel
wood, Lester Johnson, Robert Mar
shall, William Field, William Clark,
G. T. Stone, B. f. Hess, II. NJ. Renni-
son, T. G. Perkins.
Orearville Precinct-Joe Cott,
John Tennill, j. A. Johnson, T. J.
Stivers, Ed. Brown, NJ. A Bremen, ].
H. Van Booven, o. p. Butts, Henry
Haggedorn.
Gillian Precinct-M. d. Kerr, r.
II. Land, ]. w. Mckinney, II. C..
Duncan, j. w. Woodbridge, Robert
Velton, G. NJ. Greene, f. NJ. Heinzler,
j. F. Cross.
Cambridge Precinct-D. d. Petty,
j. A. Howell, l. T. Netf. w. w. Gil
liam, e. J. Daniel. B. r. White, ].
w. Jordan, j. C. Friley. William
Fletcher.
Blackburn Precinct-L. Herring,
Jr,, A. p. Hancock, NJ. p. Blackburn,
M. p. Suggett, ]. +. Martin, f. w.
Tuepker, Geo. Brunkhorst, Amy
Loper, Luther Carmean.
Mt. Leonard Precinct-Phil. Kel-
lett, ]. ], Robertson, H, e. Dingley,
7, S, Smith, Humphrey Lynch, Geo.
Mueller II. A. Ransberger, Geo. Ha-
gan, William Naeglin.
Grand Pass Precinct-Sewell Bur-
russ, G. II, Mcclure, w. A. Coad, ].
II. Plattner, Dave Campbell, w. f.
Rohn, Thos. Bryan, f. NJ. Biesmeyer,
John Ernst.
Gretchen Precinct--C. l.. Chap
Ipell, M. d. Maloney, ]. w. Wilcox,
William Rodgers, John Boatright,
Logan Pritchard, J. p. Wilson, ]. Ii.
Trecce, James Hook.
New Frankfort Precinet--Mike
Habler, ]. b. Jackson, Frank Penn
berton, Boone Winston, ID. T. Syden-
stricker, Robert Lenz, w. G. Suppe,
IG. e. Whining, Chas. Thierfelder,
Elmwood Precinct--J. b, Davis.
'G. I. Francisco, II. s. Edwards, j. G.
Carson. Chas. Lemmons. j. E. Coul-
ter. N. +. Carmean, H. O. Terrell,
sehA JeMaA
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Sharon Preclpct-W. E. Winning,
John Millsaps, Jas. Rogers, w. p.
Hardin, L, d. .. CuAdiff, Peter Del
bel, q. d. Harris, W. n. Heyiag, C.
W. Nichols.
West Marshall Precinct-J. e.
McAmis, J. b. Prior, A. Piper L. C.
Gaunt J. VI. Huff, NJ. C. Chaffee,
ST. Il. w. CowsH, Ed. Terrell, J. T.
McA lister.
Miami Precinct. u. Smelling,
}. +, Webster, 2. L. Davis, n. N.
Parrish, A. X. RuIton, J. J. Mccoy,
\: w. Hutton, A. w. Sullivan. w. Il.
Nichols.
Shelby School House Precinct
June X, King, Jos. B. Davis, Geo. p.
Smith. Chas. Baker, ]. NJ. Buntin,
John Shies2er. q. A. Leaton, John
Hickman, August Schmidt.
Shackelford Precinct. ]. Camp
bell II. c. Winslow, +. Il. Rigney,
Sr,, NJ. II. Thompson, r. A. Thomp-
son, +. j. BloS.sr. Z. +. Sailor, ]. r.
Bishop, b. 4. Jsses.
Norton PreCiuct--E. l.. Rhoades,
NJ. F. Tabler. A. g. GrIffitts, d. Sher-
man, J. l.. Hickman, J. II. Ancell, b.
ii. Steele, j, p. Vardeman, w. A. S.
Hyland.
Sweet Springs Precinct-R. Sam
Hays, V. o. Beatty Jas. Hurst, ]. l..
Goggin. w. II. Reavls, w. F. Dierker.
J, {. MagnesS, j. w. Forbes, Henry
Hollrah.
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Salt Springs Precinct-Jos. Ham
i'll, S. A. Neal, NJ. l.. Moore, d. W.
Maupin, Walter Wright, ]. P. Full
kerson, A, Ransberger, w. Fl. VIII
son, ]. G. Mikels.
Malta Bend Precinct-D. B. Allen,
Peyton Jeter, w. Il. Rutherford,
James Waller, D. L. Yancey, J. L.
Houston, F. NJ. McRoberts, +. w. BA-
ker, NJ. w. Walker.
Herndon Precinct-C. w. Hern-
don, w. A. HUFF G. 7. Reid, R. s.
Given, J. II. Stephens, C. w. Marsh,
T, T. Claycomb, w. R. Aulgur, A. r.
Masters.
Whites Island Precinct-H. G.
White, r. l.. Orear, j. F. Wells, John
Curry, j. c. Hutton, Samuel Ruff
Henry Hughes, Ben Richart, Samuel
Wingfrey.
. Rose Valley Precinct-Geo. B.
Hazen, 7, 4. McAllister, w. A
Smith NJ. II. Johnson, S. NJ. Leon
. ard, Henry Reinwald. J. b. Smith
, Sam Rothrock, j. w. K!llion
East Marshall Precinct. j
J kirkpatrick, W. X. Mahard, W. S
Holmes, T. ]. Carpenter, A. Hupp
, ]. T. Redman, Jas. Denny, Jr.
, Steve Keehart, Thos. Nugen.
Fairville Precinct. w. Phil.
lips, Frank Brown, Oscar Johnson
Frank Clayton, w. A. Cabell, j. w
Blackburn, A. II. Mccormick, Fred
Straach, l.. X. Leonard.
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Jacob Nauerth Hurt.

Geo. Nauerth, Of Slater, receiv-
ed a telegram Tuesday afternoon
saying that his brother. Jacob
Nauerth. at Los Angeles, Cal
was very sick and to come at
once. He left on the next train
on the train Mr.. Nauerth in
formed US that his brother was
building a new residence for him
--George-and that he and his
wife expected to move out on
Oct. Goth to reside and that
probably his hrother met with
an accident. He had received q
letter Tuesday saying that big
force was at work and progress
ing nicely.
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tree and Immediately notified
the family, who in turn summon
ed physicians in the hore OF saw
ing his life.
Mr.. Parrish was married to his
surviving widow, who was Miss
Laura Gillian, ON October 9th,
1868. Nine children were born
to the union, all of whom survive
and are as follows; Mrs. .Thos w.
Lacy and Mrs. Chat. Lacy, Mar
shall; Mrs. S. p. Houston, Malta
Bend Mrs. Ed. Guitar, Columbia ;
Judd Parrish, Denver, Colo.
Miss Pet Parrish, city; Mrs.
Frank Brown, Fairvllle; George
Parrish, Denver; Gillian Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish moved
here from Miami twenty-five
years ago and up to within
several years ago he was engag-
ed in the grocery business. He
was q member OF the Christian
church. Mr.. Parrish was 66
years old on last August 23d.
His family is one one of, the
most estimable in Marshall and
they have the communlty's heart
felt sympathy.
Funeral services were held at
the residence Tuesday afternoon
at $50 and afterwards the re-
mains were laid to rest in Ridge
Park cemetery.
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w. E. Parrish a Suicide.

w. e. Parrish, one OF Saline's
best known and most prominent
ly connected citizens, committed
suicide Sunday morning by hang
ing himself to tree norh Of his
handsome residence In the north
eastern part OF Marshall. The
quiet of the Sabbath was, given
a severe shock when the news of
his rash act was spread just as
our people were assembling for
the morning service,
Mr.. Parrish got up as usual
Sunday morning and assisted his
father-in-law, Uncle Fee II. Gil,
liam, In dressing Mrs Parrish
returned from a visit TO Chicago
with her daughters, Mrs. Ed.
Guitar and Miss Pet Parrish,
Mr.. Parrish intended to meet the
train due to arrive at S.55 a. m.
with surrey to get his wife
when Mrs. Jud Parrish, who ar
rived from Denver on surprise
visit offered to meet her mother
and did so.
On her arrival Mrs, Parrish
missed her husband but was told
that he had probaly gone to
church
About 1890 Mike Jacoby was
passing through the grove when
he discovered the body OF Mr.,
Parrish hanging from the limb Of
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City Monday afternoon TO see
his brother, ,Romulus,S who was
very low with no hopes for his
recovery. He is o6 6iyears old and
is suffering from gangrene, which
has affected both legs. The
doctors said the only hope for
him would se the amputation OF
both legs and he can not outlive
such an operation, s oft will not
eb attempted. iMr.iHagan has a
number OF brothers and sisters at
Sweet Springs. '"", '"' .<.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-09
Clark -Claycomb.

Invitations are QUE 90 the ap-
preaching wedding OF Miss
Bertha Elizabeth Claycomb and
Mr.. Rufus Clark at the home of
the BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs,
T. j. Claycomb, 400 West Yerby,
on Wednesday evening, Oct, 21st
Miss Claycomb is one of Mar
shall's pleasant and accomplish
ed young ladies. while Mr.. Clark
Is prosperous young farmer OF
the southern part OF the county.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-09
County Court Proceedings.
Proceedings of the County Court.

proceedings or the County Court.
Oct. 5th, 1908.
Engineer directed to view and re-
port as to bridge across Fish Creek
In Section 11-51-19.
Same as to culvert on road in Sec
tlon 33-50-20.
Same as to two culverts on road
in Sections 3 and 4-51-2O.
w. G. Durrett, clerk, presents alb
stract Of merchaAts' tax book aA6
same is examined and approved by
the court. a
w. R. Scott. clerk, presents certifi-
cate of hunters licenses. Approved
w. r. Scott, clerk, presents alb
stract of fees collected. Approved.
Engineer directed to view and re-
port as to bridge on road IN Section
25-51-20. ...--
In the matter of petition of j. j
Mccoy ct al for drainage district. II
appearing to the court that ]. T.
Vaughan and j. c. Gibbons have
failed to qualify as commissioners
for said district, 1t Is ordered that r
c. Hanna and J. l., Sibley be, and
they are hereby appointed to fill the
vacancies. ayi
Court proceeds to examine the
| school loan bonds and the clerk is
directed to notify all persons who
are delinquent in the payment OF
their interest. ~
Miscellaneous accounts presented
and allowed by the court.
Ordered by the court that the
publication of the official ballot be
made In the Saline Citisen and the
Il hAt
tickets be done by the Democrat
News. va
The court now proceeds to select q
petit jury for the November term OF
the criminal court, as follows:
Arrow Rock Townshp-W. B.
Wilhelm, Edgar Fenwick.
Blackwater Township - ]. C.
Shackelford, ]. r. Marr.
Cambridge Township-Dan b
Mccormick, ]. B. Brown, w. E
Bridges.
Clay Township-H. F. Miller, j
II. Van Booven. yt
Elmwood Township-John. F.
Martin, Luther Carmean.
Grand Pass Township-George
Siebold, F, ]. Wright.
Liberty Township-John Hays
w. H. Montgomery. a,rs
Marshall Township. B. Prior
G. M. Siler, James McKeever.
Miami Township-C. ]. Edwards
NV. II, Nichols. 40,
Salt Fork Township. II. Holly.
wood, E, B, ShannoRx
Salt Pond Township-G. l.. Ar.
| mentrout, f. E. Elsner!
In the matter of petition of NJ. L.
Moore ct al for roads Cause contin-
ued to the November term. 1908. OF
this court. ~ ~
Engineer directed to view and re-
port as to two culverts on road be.
tween Sections 20 and 29-5O-22 and
"a and 25-50-23, ks
Clerk directed TO publish notice OF
proposals for county depository for
county funds. to be received at the
November term OF this court, in the
Saline Citizen. Slater Rustler and
Sweet Springs Herald.
The court proceeds to select the
judges for the general and special
elections to be held on the Srd day
LOT November, 1908. as follows:
Arrow Rock Preeinss Nv. II. MA-
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Corder .Harryman.

p. L. Corder, OF Paola, Kansas,
and Miss May Harryman OF this
city. were married at the brides
home on North Jefferson Tues
day at $50, Rev. j. f. Mcdonald
officiating. Only the immediate
relative were present, The
young couple left at once for Par
sons, Kansas. their home in the
future. Mr., Corder has been en-
ployed at the Colony. but re-
signed last week to accept gov
ernment position at Parsons,
He is a spelndid young man.
Miss Harryman moved here from
near Napton a short time ago,
She is a very popular mad accom-
plished young lady We wish
them happiness and success
through life.
Brother Will Die.
m. -. ~ ..,...a A.. :.
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False Report.

Monroe Keeth writes from Dun
can, Okla that the item appear
ing in the Sweet Springs paper
about his farm being sold In not
correct. He says though, 1t is
for sale-110 acres at S62. so per
acre. He says also that he and
j c Stephens will have their sale
near Sweet Springs between Nov
1st and 18th.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-10-09
DEATHS

MRS. g e. SAVERS died at her
home in Mt Leonard Saturday
night at 1890 O'Clock, after sew
eral months OF suffering. Fu-
neral services were conducted at
the Baptist church Monday af-
ternoon by Rev. ID C. Bolton, OF
Marshall. Burial took place at
the Brown cemetery south OF
Malta Bend. She leaves a hus-
band, two sons and one daughter
to mourn her loss. The commu-
nifty extends sympathy.
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MISS ADA ,FABER.-We over
looked tn edeath last week of
Miss Ada Faber, who died at the
home of her foster parents Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Edmondi near
Fairville, Wednesday morning,
following an operation for ap-
pendlcitis Tuesday night. She
had an attack of appendicitis in
June from which she never fully
recovered and had a severe SICK
spell Saturday before the orera-
ton which made this step neces-
sary in an effort to save her life.
Miss Faber was "a years old
and was adopted by the Edmonds
about 16 years ago and has al
ways been treated kindly as a
member OF the family. Her death
Is as the death of a daughter to
them.
Funeral services were held
at the residence by Revs. Heslar
and Pearson of Miami last Thurs
day afternoon and burial at
Ridge Park cemetery in Mar
shall.
Rev. Manley j. Breaker, at one
time pastor Of the First Baptist
Church in Marshall, died at his
home In st. Louis recently,
GIVENS-Tho three-mo ont h sod
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Givens
died at their home near Miami
Tuesday OF last week. Burial
at Shiloh Sept. 3Oth.
MRS. E ID. BURNS. col, wife of
Rev. Burns OF Malta Bend, died
last week after a six weeks III
ness of stomach trouble. She
was married to Rev. Burns, who
teaches the Malta Bend colored
school, about year ago, and
leaves q child about a month old
She was much respected. Fu-
neral services were held at the
colored NJ. Z. Church. Thursday
after which the remains were
laid to rest In Calvary cemetery
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Brother win Die.

l. A. Hagan went 10 Kansas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-25
ANNUAL GROWING AT
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
sodality Ceremony an Impressive
Event-Edifce Crowded to the
Doors-Music Feature.

The annual crowning of the So
dality at st. Mary's r. G. church
was held at 7.30 o'clock last night,
with impressive ceremonies.
The members of the society met
In the school and marched to the
church. Each was dressed in white,
with a veil and wreath of smilax.
AS they entered the church by both
aisles and took their places In the
seats reserved for them, Miss s. M.
McAdams played the entrance march.
After the singing of 20 Mater Ad-
mirabilis,' the new members were
received by Rev. Peter Corr, assist
ed by Rev. Thomas Massey.
This was followed by the singing
of Loved Mother at Thy Shrine,
and the prayer to the Blessed Virgin
after which Miss Della Fahey, as
sisted by Miss Helen Kelly and Miss
Ruth Weaver, did the crowning. The
sermon was preached by Rev. Father
Alexis, of the Paulist Fathers from
the Monestary at Hoboken. After
the sermon the society sang "Olose
Yelled in That Sweet Sacrement,
ITO the Sacred Heart" and 'Tanten
Ergo" The solemn benediction was
said by Rev. Father Corr, as cele'
brant; Rev. Father Massey as dea'
con, and Rev. Father Alexis as SUI
deacon.
The church was crowded and many
stood outside.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-25
BOYS FINED ON |. v.
R. R. MEMS CHARGES
In Future Men Will be Discharged II
Sons are Found in Mischief on
Railroad Property.

For creating various offenses at
the Lehigh Valley railroad yards
Charles Minway, fourteen years old
of 660 State street! Michael Petru-
ski, eleven years old, of Pacific ave
nue.; Joseph Bossi, twelev years old
of 66 Charles street; and Edmund
Melaski, twelve years old, of Wayne
street, were arraigned before Re
corder Pickersgill this morning.
The boys pleaded guilty and the
recorder fined Minway and Petruski
So each. The other boys got off with
q SO fine each. None of the crowd
had any money, and they were locked
up again.
Special Officer James McDermott
of the railroad company, who arrest
ed the boys, says that they have been
stealing coal, breaking fences, releas-
| ing brakes on cars and committing
various offenses.
John Larson, who was recently
mentioned as a candidate for police
man, entered the employ of the lie.
high Valley yesterday as a special
officer. He will be ON duty in the
lower yard. If sons of employees OF
the company are caught at mischief
the fathers will be discharged, ac.
Icording to a new rule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-25
UNITED HEBREW ASSN.
NOMINATES OFFICERS
Plans Completed for Dedication of
New Cemetery-Contests for
Several Offices.

The United Hebrew Association
met In Dana hall last night and nom
nations were made Samuel Deut-
sch was initiated as member. De-
tails were perfected for the dedica-
tion of the cemetery in Woodbridge
township. Members and friends who
wish to attend may board trolley cars
for the Florida Grove road, where
stages will convey them to the
grounds. Rev. DR.. Goetz will Off
ciate.
Those nominated last night were:
Samuel Lowenkopf, Samuel Wagner
and Samuel Mandel, for president;
H. Ungar, Joseph l.. Klein, and Jo-
seph Polkowitz, vice president; 10
seph l.. Klein and s. Sladkus, treas
urer; H. Ungar and Samuel Klein,
financial secretary; H. Altman and
Samuel Klein, recording secretary
Two other nominating contests will
follow. The officers are to be elect
ed for six months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-25
CONFIRMED II AT
ST. PETERS CHURCH
bishop Scarborough's Annual Visit
to This City-Also at Holy
Cross and Railway.

Rt. Rev. Bishop John Scarborough
of Trenton, administered the rites OF
confirmation to a class of seventeen
at 1890 o'clock in st. Peters Epis-
copal church yesterday morning. AT
ter the confirmation, the bishop
preached a sermon and made an ad-
dress to the class. The subject OF
the sermon was from the first chap
ter of ''The Acts of the Apostles" and
the third verse. ITO Whom Also He
Shewd Himself Alive after His Pas
sion by Many Infallible Proof, being
seen by them Forty Days and Speak
ing of the Things Pertaining to the
Kingdom of God"
At $50 o'clock in the afternoon
Bishop Scarborough preached a
Holy Cross Episcopal church in thii
city. In the evening at 7.S0 o'clock
he confirmed large class at th'
Episcopal church in Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-05-25

Poughkeepsie, May 25:-Justice
Morschauser filed his decision today
declaring that Harry X. Thaw is still
insane and refusing to release him
from Matteawan on the habeas cor
pus proceedings.
The suit was brought on the
ground that Thaw Is not now insane,
and the commitment was unconsti-
tutional. The justice declares the
law is constitutional, saying that as
long as an appeal is possible the laws
should not be called invalid unless
the unconstitutionality Is plain.
In reviewing the testimony heard
before him he says that Thaw's men
tai disorder Is so manifest as to rem
der him unfit for freedom.
Thaw will not be recommitted
however, until plans have been sub
mitted for his transfer to some other
institution for the insane. Thaw's
attorneys declared at the beginning
of the suit that they would appeal in
case of an adverse decision. 1t is be-
lieved that If they can secure the
consent of District Attorney jerome
to Thaw's transfer they will drop the
appeal. The decision makes no ref
erence to the testimony given by the
experts at the present hearing. The
kind of insanity from which Thaw is
now suffering is not specified in the
finding.
II had counted On this outcome, >
said Thaw in commenting on the de.
cision handed down by Justice Mon
chauser. Jerome had lots of hot
air. My side was put to disadvant
pf tho hnQrin0 II hrnnOht nIf1
several things in my favor which
have not been printed. DR.. Jaeoby'
Testimony was conclusive, but was
not interesting"
Thaw took the decision cody. He
said he would win, If possible, later
In discussing the suit for annull
ment Of his marriage he said Col
Barrett could have had the sui
thrown out at any time for severa
days" He said he though there wal
no danger that his wife would with
draw in the hope of being appointed
trustee Of his property.