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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01
"ScarCh Me ~

That one must go abroad t,
learn what is being done at home
IS evidenced by the following
'lipping from the Okanogan Inie
endent of last week:
" a big plant for the manufac-
tlre Of epson salts is likely to be
established at Oroville in the neal
future. Borax lake, four miles
from that place, and Spotted
lakes in British Columbia, II
miles distant, are said to contain
a practically inexhauStible sup
ply of the salts, and parties who
own Borax lake have negotiations
under way for the establishment
If a large manufacturing chem
ist s plant at Oroville. New Jersey
manufacturers of Epson sails are
negotiating to buy or lease the
property, as the same parties own
the Spotted lakes nj British Co
lumbia. which is the largest de-
posit of salts in British North
America.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01

store building was a big ware
house, which Of course was de-
stroyed by fire. Located in the
burned building was the U. S.
postOf1ice, and as a result of the
fire the mail schedules in that di-
rectlon are somewhat mixed since
the fire. 1t is not known whether
an ylnsurance was carried by Mr..
Parry or not.
The loss will be heavy one for
MIR. Parry. The Tonaskct store
carried big stock, furnishing a
large section of country. Mr..
AIRY located there many years
ago, opening a store and putting
in a ferry across the river. He
later added to his holding there a
feed stable, saloon, blacksmith
shop and hotel, which comprised
the business institutions of the
place. He prospered in his home
by the river, and few years
since branched out into broader
fields, opening a store at Nelson.
Since that time Mr.. Parry has
spent great share of his time at
Nelson, and was there at the
time of the fire, the Tonasket
place being in charge of an en-
ploye.
Whether or not the place will
be rebuilt has not been gwen ont.
but in all probability it will.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION.

The current issue of this most
progressive wOman's publication
contains two unusual art reproduce
tions. AT the Royal Academy. last
summer, a painting OF Christ. en-
titled, " Follow Me-" by hitherto
unknown woman painter, proved
to be the sensational canvas of the
exhibition. SO remarkable W {
this unusual and spiritual picture
that it was at all times completely
surrounded by groups of interested
and reverentla) people. " Follow
Me- is reproduced in Amerira f)r
the first time in the January Wo-
mans home Compa lion.
H ward Chandler Christy's The
Wooing OF Lorna Doone" is the
first of series of love scenes from
famous novels that are being paint
ed for this magazine by the most
celebrated artists of the day. An
other attractive and unusual art
feature consists of THE B B.auuties
of a Thousand Years." collected
all over the world for Woman's
Home Companion by William Arm
strong.
Lucy Green, a seventeen-year-
old girl who landed i'll Philadelphia
one day not long ago, looking for
work, with only five dollars in her
pocket, relates her experiences in
the Qua':er City.
Everett 7. Tomlinson, one of the
most expert trainers of boys in
America, writes on the habits Of
the boy.
In addition to the many special
articles, there are contained III this
issue dozen complete depart
ments, including dressmaking, by
Grace Margaret Gould; cooking
recipes for mid-winter receptions,
by Fannie MERIT Farmer, and
Problems of the Business Cir" !"
by Anna Stecse Richardson.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01
OROVILLE'S HOLIDAY BUSINESS GOOD.
Merchants and Assistants Busy Throughout
the Holidays.

The volume of business trans
acted locally by the various bus
mess houses of Oroville was very
gratifying, as indicative of the
easy financial condition here.
about and the considerable mum.
Der of people who prefer to do
their trading with the home mer-
chants rather than with the de.
ceiving and irresponsible foreig n
mail-order houses.
From early morn till late at
night the force of clerks em-
plOyed in each OF the various
business houses was kept busy
supplying the many needs of the
eager shoppers during the en-.
tire Christmas week, and since,
and though larger than ordi-
nary holiday stock was carried
in every instance, the sh lives
and windows mutely testify to
the briskress of trade by their
rapid transition from plethora to
tepletion.
1t is gratifying, also, to reflect
that more and more each year
the people are beginning to see
the greater wisdom of depend
ing upon the known honesty and
wise experience of their home
merchants for their ordinary
household supplies, rather than
upon the glowing .ptive
guarantee of the distant dealer.
Look not upon the glowing
mail order catalogue when it is
red, for it biteth like a serpent
and stringeth like a nadder."
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01
BiRe Eddy's Dope.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
olympia, Wash. Dec. 90
Two years have wrought such E
charge in the capital city that
holdover senators and old mem.
oers returned, who have not Wis.
ited The city since the last session
Will scarcely know where they
are Fat"
A large number of new fire.
proof business houses will be very
much in evidence. Some of them
almot approach the dignity of a
block" though none of them are
sky.srapers.
I'm hoped the paving contracts
already begun will be finished by
hat time, both because the citi-
1ens wish to make a good showing
" the lawmakers and because
'ney are tired on their own ac-
count Of having the town tore up.
Inc telephone company will be
.ound in its own fire-proof build
'ug some half block further from
'ne capitol, but enough better
s'rv'ce is promised to mako up
tor that.
oncie Sam bids fair to get close
I" 'ne capitol also, as he seems to
ave fxed his young affections on
''e Just cornerwise across from
~ capitol and facing Capitol
r.'k. He II hardly be doing busi-
sess there this winter though. an
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01


flond for the mansion, avcrrine
that It is too much house for the
Saclary. But the fact don't have
I" pay rent or buy furniture will
h"lp some. Besides Olympia S
chirltably disposed citizens NAV
be depended upon to see that His
tAceliency will not come to act
IaI want.
Palmer is coming back Palmer
OF King -!?*!?M?2.o-*!!o-l
BIGE EDDY.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01

ontinuel unabated until early
morning.
The music furnished by McCar-
thy's orchestra, of Chesaw, was
excellent, and the masquers, as
they took their way homeward had
nothing but good to say of the
management and music, and all de
clared they had had a jolly good
time.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01
The Masquerade Ea;i

The masquerade ball given last
uight at Sigrist hall by the local
aerie of Eagles was a grand success
and was immensely enjoyed 10y all.
The merry masquers made the old
hall ring with the merrjnent OF
their joyous pranks, aud the galety
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01
HORTICULTURAL INSPECTORS REPORT.
FALL Delivery Of Nursery Stock Gater than
Ever Before.

The following report from Ho,
pcultural Inspector j. N. Pierce,
vas received last week too lat
br publication. The repor
peaks for itself:
"This falls delivery of nurser,
Hock in Okanogan county has ex
@eded any previous delivery
Nth in number and quality. This
rport does not include three
hlpments last spring which were
hdly infected with woolly aphis
nd which We're destroyed.
1 inspected personally this
M l11.575 fruit and nut trees
aad condemned and DESTROYED
le2o trees infested with crown
call.
Inspected by Deputy A. E.
Aesserly, 17,040 trees; condemned
no destroyed 692 trees.
Inspected by Deputy George
Whistler, 5,016 trees; condemned
nd destroyed, 25S trees.
Inspected by Deputy E. w.
lakewood, 1898 trees.
Total number of trees inspect.
g this fall, 136,O23. Total mum. !
bsf of trees destroyed, 2,775.
Last springs delivery of nurs.
eT stock amounted to 95,O9s {
treek of which therf were con. /
acmned and destroyed 3,435 trees I
Total number of trees do.
lvered during spring and fall was
81, ,121. OF this number 6.21C
we're destroyed.
This report does not include
1000 trees cellared and heeled in
mat will be inspected next spring
"There We're 43.1O6 trees Of
'Ais fall Is delivery grown by local
There was worked this sea
'on one fruit and vegetable can |
'ery, located at Okanogan; an
'ner cannery is to be built and
,perated next season at Omak.
with considerab BILE more sys- :
ematlc spraying the horticultural t
'atlook in Okanogan county is v
'0Qd-"
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01
Robbery at Nelson.

1t was reported in town ycster-
cay that the railroad station at
Nelson bad been broken into and
ROBBED, but later the report was de-
MED. No authentic account has
as yet been received here.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-01


far as he has got yet.
= In the resider section i'm
provements have,re than kept
pace with down-tn and Olym-
pla is not only "Aty of homes"
out some mighty ones at that.
There will be lack of hotel
accommodations 'ge additions
and improvementhaving been
made to the Mit,ll, the Knee
land block havingen made into
a hotel, other smer ones built
and old ones imved and en-
larged. Furnishe houses, fur
nlshed rooms andher accommo-
1ations galore, a in readiness
Tor the session.
The primary l has cheated
the capital city 9 Of a United
states senatorial ntest but the
coming session shld not be a
dull one for all thsmuch import
ant legislation beg on the pro-
gram.
olympia had candidate for
the speakership 1.-THE person of
Representative Caron but some
thlng seems to haa happened to
his boomlet for Il local pancrs
nave been silent ,ncerning the
'ane lor some timtlIaving start
- 'ne thlng ttHselves they
.s:. rave sss;a A.! d j! nr:at- :
ers ink is cheap.
We are no bette, Fixed concern
'ns news Of the Pot investiga-
thdn elSsYnere. Atten-
ION is called to he fact that
Vhlle Nr. Root lFl announced
hat his failul1 to sso resign for
he long tern Eswas an oversight
lie has not yfc corrected it. An
q p eve, the lack of
interest from absere of actual
developments would
cave an opching fr hi INTO un-
stentatiousls quslit at any time
'lthln two ears a,d so fill out
Is term, tholgh his fool
friends have ,ather queered
he thing bH far.ing his hand
'iIh prematFs Petitions.
Considerably curiosity is mani
'st CONCERN tha personnel Of
1e lncomlngslegisbture. The fact
lat the pff )ortim of lawyers
ds peeh cOot dow to wonder
IL eA'eh mae iAtesthat the direct
may ave made great
langes and ne "line-up' is
with An, rest
Sunday closing is still on in
le capital citkssan1 there are no
dlcatlons th$ the incoming city
imlnlstratonFfWill stand for any
dical changd.s Still death from
lrst cuts noHl material figure in
e mortality orts, and thev
} say thatif rou know the ropes
ere Is no cal to make conversa-
IN after the Espapner of the Caro-
Ia gOvTnor$3
lhere we're senough reflections
that tere will be many famil-
facesln t, ne state Office, and
e debuanfet W II not lack eX-
riencedfutY aag..
w. w. She3 mal. of Raymond,
10 will y FIileplty state treas
er unde IA wis, is already on
= grouna ismiliarizing himself
tn his dnu u.s.
The heating of Governor-elcct
s@rove prSIcludes the possihil-
OF any otsilliant inaugural, on
ledule tlme at least, though his
1tlnued n pprovement it is
pea VIII Hbvlate any serious
-itical eonia aplications.
Inc goverth thor's 5 mansion has
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22
ENndjeeridJt ucrcitclt.

Ct 2puis, Wio. 81. Gci.--Gt-
mo 100 9lilgcitelltc Der oGoit Ct
SouiS & Sllbnrbm 9toillpoD So"
ttnGdtigten lid bellte iriib elmer
5rollcp Gur llnb trntcn Die ,Sabrt
nod) gellcpillc, 10 Dteilcn cntfernt,
uE, INN oen I'M Oortigcn (SciGngniB
Gciinblihcn lcger g8ia G!orf, gior-
Der ncs Hntornlnnnes Woliop. jil
lpnhen. 9llS Der @oggon brci Mei.
ltr pcit gcfonlmcn mar. iicB Super.
il,tenocnt &elpitt Die gleftri5Itdt ob.
hrebcn mo Die erpeoition battc ibr
Gnbc erreicbt.
slui oent oiientIihen Nlasc III
&ellepille beionoen lh sur Belt nidt
Nuns 100 Eerlonen. Iic Wirtbld)uI.
ten maren alli 9eiebl oes GopitdllS
Sbilbing gcihloiicn. oier lmo ba
bDrtc mun Iroblngen gcgcn Die Ne
ger. ollcin Die Yplijci erbicl. bic Eni-
iontcn IN Nemealna n1lo bcrbitctc
bos ;3uiumnncnrottcll einer grobercn
@icnGc. Sd)lieBlid 6eaobcn iit Die
Vclltc noh Smlic. ?(htsebn 6rcinbc.
iceldlc lid, nid,t legitimircn fonntcn,
iino ucrDuitet Dorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22
Ter Haiicnfampi In Nlabana

Diontgonlerp slln.. 81. 9cj
: Sn Oio1nDlin, Wilcor.Gotlttp, no
geiicril bier Neibc BON 9scgcrt uic.
6crgcid)oiicn II. Der 9tcger Is. Don't
qulnerp Icbenbia Dcrbrnnnt ulirbc,
iohnocn hclte 3Illigeboie aiii NilI
.picntgonlerp, cillen Der bier Neger.
irrlfe an Soillilua ben Volijeid)ci
sllger,,pn 2elpis crlnor0etcn. Iic nl'
bcrcil 5lpci Der bier griioer iilb per.
bnitet iub i'm 9efdngnib pon Gin
bon uiitcrgcbruft lpororn. grllit
Slnoc. elmer Der 9eiterit geid)oiienell
Wcibelt lcbt iind). ollein ole alnaeil
inb 3ibne iito ibm ais Dem aopie
geid)oiicn ilto ieill 5oo iuirb itiinN.
lid, criunrtct. Iic Wntf illlter ieiieit
Srellltocn III illlbeidreiblid. Iie
ilbrigcn orei uerluilnbeten @eibeli
ioeroen gcneiei,
INSTRUMENTATION ans Diagnp.
Tia nlclocn. Sub lid, bette sinoer!e
bon beipnifncten Nseii,en bort Der
ininmclt hobct. Tiele 9feger iiltb bc.
luofiliet uiio perbnftet lpuroen. Iie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22
Mebr Spfcr bes Ncneroamuns.

" Sinnipcg Man, 81. Sej. -
Gurt Ole bcutige @inGidpriug beS
ollietropole Sptels. Gigcnthllm Der
r@rcot 9iortbern gohn," fam Sobl
4Nlllcod, cir 9obnbcbicnitctcr. im'S
Scbcu, mo Sobu Barter, eii 9lnltrei'
rijer. lpmie Siloo 9romit,. cine sllf-
nirtcrin, mlrbeu tootlih perlcbt. Mn
40 anbcre Ecriunen luarcn ge5mim,
cen aus Nenitern in 5ipeifcn uni
hrittcn Stodlucrf 81 iprillNen, cnt-
tonlcn icood i0lnmtlih pbnc crnltcrc
|crlcbhn0en.
Iic Scidc cines Orittcn Spfcrs bco
@ronbcS lit ieit Sbiacm inter bell
Eriilllncrn aeiunbcn jeoed, nod
nidt ioentiii5irt DorbeH.
9ten Yorf, 81 EeSenlber. -
Mar 8lonlorpiBcr unb SulpntorC
@nnoero eritidten belte bel cincn
Sronoe, luelher Die arobe Dtobel'
fobrif Golporb 9. Soroon II, Cos III
@rnoflpn jeritorte. Ter Sbobell
miro ouf $4,000 geidoBt. Nioll
ucrnliltbet, Dob cine 1llporiid)ti1cr
NciIe pea9elporiene Cigarette ooo
Scllcr pcrllrioGtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22
Mcinc (sinianna Der ,Snrn.

Rem Norf, 2t. 3e3. Gie
9'cgicrrna miro ibren erltcn lrober
n6rnilo.Erp6cB" pon Hcuem begin-
nen miiiicn. Gie Strp I'M Sale Soi.
aRcDiobon'S. cincs iriibcrcn 6iilis-
ringers I'M 3ollunt; murbc beilte
9heno cntlnilcn nohocm lie ieit
1920 bciltc 9iaebmittn1 in gera.
tInng 9cpclen mar. pbue lid, cilligcil
y. fonncn. WcIiobon lpllroe ee9ell
S2500 Niiraifoit cntlolicn. gnitaoio
,Eaponiiloptto, Welher gemeinid)ait-
lid, nit 0icWobon ongctlngt mar, iii
rrridnpinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22
IN bic Terieu,
GumgrchmitglicSer gehen iibcr bic
;Scicrtage nad, Sanie.

Gritcr Shritt sur Gmlcinma elmer
llnterlud)ung Der 9allin9er.Fin,
hot.Gpntroperie. - Gr Stouts
ictrctGr Socons Gruemllng gum
9ptifaiter on 6ronfreid) beitG'
ti1t. - Gerihieocnc 6cucrsbriill
ltc, lpelhen Menihcnleben 5im
Spfer fielen. Sl!rp I'M Erc-
5ele gegen Gr. 3ollontsip1gey
U'cNiobon III NclusDorf obne Elm
Scrbitt entlalien.
@oibington ,. g., 81. Seq
Ger Gollgrcb Dcrtogtc lid bcrtc bis
illn 4. Snnllnr. SIN Scnut iuurbcn
luihtigc cinlritenbe Shritte in De.
5llg ollf cine llntcriihung Der icit
lonacr 3cit lhiucbenbcn Gpntrouerle
5luiid)cn Dem Sefrct1r bcs Snncrl
9iidoro 9nllillgcr ,uo S6rn. @iiicro
Eindot Gbci bcs 6oritoienltes, ourtb
cin GonGrcb Gonlite getroiicn. Se-
notor Stint (Mid).) bot cineu 9c-
lbliB an, iuelder bic llebcrlnitte.
lung nllcr I'M @clib Ser 9iegierlrng
bcfinolihen Tntlrncnte in Nc3ng olf
Den Snll an Den S;cllut fcrbert, mo
Ger @ciblilb mlrbe nlgcnoltncn.
Scnotor sSoncs (@aib.) pcrlos elm
lon1cs Shrcibcn bcS ScfretGrS Bal
lln9cr, iuclbca cine llntcrIlld)ung
fprocrt, mo 5lpar cine 10 rmfalicnbc,
bub tic nibt nlr Die acacn bic Ser.
iuoltlng 0cS GcpurkmcntS bes SSu.
nercr crbobcncn glntlnNen ipnocrrl
oll1 bic ypcrbcrblifc SbGti9tcit ocr
@conltcn beS 6orltoicnltes" in ibrcit
9criht 5iebcn ioa.
Gin bon Gore (Stlnh.) ongebotc-
ncr VelhllB sur Grncilnltng cinca
ans ic odlt Scnotprcll uno od)t NC
pr1icntontcn beitebeuoen lluterim.
hun1s Golnitc's. lutcr beiien Wiit.
9liebcrn lid ailh nchrere Der Ip9e'
llopl,ten SSrillrocntcn befiroeu ioIlcit.
ipilroc pom Scliatpr Yloridj nnf gc.
ididtc @ciic ouf Gin Ncbeltgeleiic &c.
iiibrt, inbcn cS Dem Gunlitc iiir Ne
gierlrngalGnocrccn ilberipiclcn iporb.
Sn ciuer Grctrtiolibling bcitotigtc
Ger Scuat bic Grncllning bcs frilbe-
rem StootSlefretdrs Hobert Bacon
Don gteiu Dorf gum 9ntlhoitcr url
Sronfrcicb.
SoS Saus mar 5cDn 0iinlltell III
SiBlulg. geprGlentont Wonn be
rihtetc ols Toriter beS Soons So.
mites iiir ollalp1rtige rno interltoot.
lihen Snnbcl ieinc Nill 5ur Inter
briifnng bes o&nnoels nit ncibcn
Sflopilncn" cilL lmb ,RiduroIon
(Alo.) lntcrbrcitctc cincn Oiinori'
tGts Ncriht gegell Monn's Gill 5lr
REORGANIZATION Der &crlunltllna oea
,\ithlnuS bon Vononlu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22
@ansc fsamilie furt.
&otcr. Ntutter luo orci ainoer erIlt,
ten bel Der Gindlhcring ibre9
NchnhollieS ocu Grltidim1stob.

Nem Oort 81. Ie5. Sheo.
S.eoerita, icine @ottin iulb ibre orcl
&inoer erlittcn beute iriib BET Der
Gindlberun1 ibrcr @ohilmg eines
Nretterbouics jll Sberlpoob Eort.
?)onfers, bcu 6Iuncntoo. Ter Safer
mar 81 Sabre olt, iciuc @attiu 36
llnb oic ainbcr rcip 9. 1 unb 3 Sab.
rc olt. ToS buuo por ciu brciitodi-
QeS lonGes ;Slots@cbGubc mo lag III
elmer oibtbeiieoclten 9tohbarid)ait.
% Yerionen beiunocll lih i'll bcnicl.
ben. olS ooS Sci,er in elmer &ddcrei
I'M lmterlten Stodnerf mlsbroh. Tie
Gepobncr Der o6erltcn Stodmerfc
ul,roen olli Seitern berabgcbolt lmo
Die ,Sonilic 5bomoS Sobnlon's, mel.
ctc nit Der 6onlilic Sreoerids i'm
Elpciien Stodmerf luobntc, mar I'M
Stolloc. lid 81 rctteu obluobl Sobll'
ion ielblt bemuBtlcS ms tSreie &c.
trod)t mlrbe. 6reberits mar mti Der
Nilht aus iciucm 3ilnmer POM
Stolld) ilbcrlp1ltigt lpor0en II. ltilr5tc
i'll @on1c nicocr, no man ip1tcr oic
%eihe fono. 6rou Srcoerida lino Die
&inbcr lullroen IN ibrcu 0ettcn &c.
ilnOcn mo Soften ebcniallS oclI @r.
ltidlmasto0 erlitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22
Ter Grmoronna hires Wattcn be
idnloiat.

Ncm u lbunn Snb., II. Gc6.
Srml Ecorl alrnItrong 2G Sabre
eli, bcfinoct iid) inter Der slntluge
in &oit, ibren 45.iiibrigen @ntteli
George 9lrmiiron1, melher gclterll
iidrb ilno oclien Scbcn iiir $1,000
rcrlibcrt mar, burd) Strpduin Der
Giitet 5u bnben. Sbre i6.iGbrige
9iihtc 6lorencc Atprtlc Sorris, pel-
dc nrlpriln1lid) ocr Wiitid)nlo Der
odd)tig ar, iro ols 3cugc gc9cn tic
Qlli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22

Situotipn lit cine iebr geipanntc,
umo oic 9cboroc bietct glllcs uui. lnr
cinen 9llisbrllrh ocS GpnilittS Dor ser
9lntlmit Der Srlppen 5lt pcrbilicn.
2amilon, Mo. 81. Sc5. = Gin
pon Sclmn nbgegnngcnca Battalion
MiIi5 longte INN 4.45 oui einem er.
trnju0c bier al lno trot Den Warld)
roh oent 6 Wteilcn entierntcn WtoG.
nolio chue @er5ogcrin9 on. Seine
nelen 3ltiomncnitoBc iino lplueit &c
mcloct luorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-22
&enneeen-
Bofos So.
Z Cit-Saltimure-Strakc.

llncr @orrdtb III oouildIbia alSecitattot
nit ben nelieiieH ufto neuartielieH SadeR Der
Saiipn.
Eiamantrnse aub .s,abcln.
Vearl ga Vailieres nnb 9enbauis.
tlbren (Repe.r. uno 9rucbibeils Sefunocn).
stlbcrwaareu. Sir Suiel unb Ioiletie..
0seidDliiiencc Gjtae.
Cn pieeu eigennrtiacu Yiuern.
ebeIiicIo, ,silbcrSeus Ibcr uno Stufiees Serbce.
Vrdieutirtencr, sSieiidl. uue ,pIanieh" StidJs
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1be Marslano Sabinss Bant,
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Inv ueclslon declares Thaw's be-
liefs about Whites practices plainly
delusions. 1t also characterizes
Thaw's belief that the attorneys were
trying to "railroad him to Mattea-
wan," as a delusion proving beyond
doubt paranoia. The second conclu-
sion is passed on the alienists' testi-
mony that paranoia is incurable.
Thaw received Justice Mills de-
cision in the White Plains jail sui
lenly. The news seemed to stun him
and he asked to be left alone, refus-
ing to talk. He Immediately sum-
moned Attorney Morschauser.
Thaw's mother and sister, the ex-
Countess of Yarmouth, received the
news in little hotel near the jail.
The mother retired to her room de-
nying callers.
Justice Mills will hear motions on
the decision at Mount Vernon later:
The Thaw family is so shocked
that no one is able to tell now what
steps will be taken to prevent fur-
ther incarceration.
Later in the day Mrs. Thaw gave
out bitter protest.