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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

We have arranged with the pub
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give for limited time, one copy of
their new book, "Horse Secrets, "
years subscription to Farm Jour
nal and l years subscription to
the News Item, all three for 81 25.
This is an exceptional offer and we
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to take advantage of it. Samples
of the book and papers can be seen
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on the same terms.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

The work of Christ at the begin
ming of His ministry is summarized in
Matt 4:23 under the three heads Of
teaching. preaching and healing. One
branch of the work we have now seen
in the lessons on the Sermon on the
Mount. viz, teaching and preaching,
and Matthew now goes on to set forth
the other great branch of His work in
two chapters of miracles, group of
marvellous works s-the signs of the
kingdom.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

Financial Condition of sullivan County for I'll
LIABILITIES.
TO amt. of County orders out
standing ................S S13, ,0G6. 20
To amt. of County Judgments. S,94o.n0
$22,OOG.Jo
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

DWARD |. SWEENEY, COUNTY TREASURER.
Townships Taxes received Seated and tnscatoa
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-03-04

EDWARD j.. COUNTY TREASURER
Townships for Taxes received from Seated ana hsa Lanes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15


Dull Jet Bands, to inches, 75c to sos
Dull Jet Motifs to match S3.15 and $500
piece.
Jet Bands to inches, 25c to $10.9S yd
Jet and Gold Bands, / to inches, soc
to 1913 yd
45-inch cream and white, plain and dotted
net, 75c to $3.50 yd.
i8-nch cream and white, Oriental and
Lear lace. 75c to $500 yd.
1S-inch all over white Irish crochet, Sl.50
to SS.9S. yd
1s-inch all over cream Venise, $3.50 to
$3.50 ycl.
i4-inch all over princess lace Sf2.00 yd;
bands and eyes to match, , to inches,
S1.0O to s1.9S yd
Cream Venise Bands, J to 4 inches. SOC
to $500 yd.
White Irish Crochet and Nense Bands.
to inches, &c to $500 I'd
Narrow cream and white Venise and Irish
chrochet, insertions and edges TO match, ID
to IL inches, l9c to soc yd
Real Irish crochet lace insertions to match,
IL to 3 ID inches, Soc to $500 I'd.
Duchess lace, to inches, SITS to $I2.50
yd.
Duchess with round point, 5 to 8 inches,
$3.50 to $3.50 yd.
Is and y inch all over black Nenise and
Chantilly, SITS to s6.98 yd
Colored embroidery edges, to Is inches,
in pink blue. lavender and green, SOC to
S3.9S yd,;; bands to match. To ) ID inches,
soc TO S1.75 yd.
4s-inch colored embroidery founce. in
blue and lavender. with Persian band, $3.50
flounce; bands to match. $1.9S I'd.
embroidered linen f,efftis in pink
blue and lavender IL to ID inches,
SOC TO csc yd.
White embroidered linen bands, ID to
? IL inches. $1.25 to $3.50 yd
Swiss and nainsook embroidered gallons
2 TO !, inches. 25c to $3.50 yd.
Swiss and nainsook ribbon embroidery
beading. IL to inches, 10c to $1.50 yd.
Narrow Swiss sets, TO 4 inches, 25c to
Sl.25 yd.
Nainsook embroidery edges, IL to IS
inches, 6 LAC to csc yd.
Nainsook insertion, II to inches, II lie
to 75c yd
12-inch Nainsook embroidery edge, 29c
to 39c yd.
French embroidery in Jones nainsook edges
and insertions to match, IL to inches
10 2-3c to SOC yd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Plain Lisle Hose.

Ladies' 25c Gauze Isle Hose, special i9c
Ladies' Linenwear Guaranteed Hose, deep garter
top, double heel and toe, 25c aud 35c.
Ladies' Gauze Isle and Cotton Hose. with deep
garter top 15c.
Ladies' Black and Tan Isle Hose, special 35c
pair or pair for ST. 90.
Ladies' Black Mercerized Cobweb and Plain Isle
Hose high splced heel double sole and toe special 39c.
Ladies' Black and Tan Silk Isle Hose, high heel
and double sole, SOC.
Ladies' Black and Tan Gauze Isle Hose, double
heel and toe and deep hem garter top, SOC.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
The Most Extraordinary Values in Coored Wash Goods

sSc Brown Linen, rough weave, very stylish
for suits, special 25c yd.
soc Rough Linen, So inches wide, black and
white and blue and white pepper and salt
pattern special 35c yd
75c White Linen, So inches wide, just the
material for seperate skirts, special SEC yd.
New arrival in Imported black and white
Dotted Swiss, 80 inches wide, special at 60c
and 75c I'd.
Acc Changable and dotted Silk Mulls, 81
inches wide. all colors, special 29c yd.
75c Aero Cloth, III inches wide black and
all colors. new weave, special SEC yd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Ladies' Silk Hose.

CoIored silk Hose, Isle sole and high silk heel,
colors tan, grey green, old rose light blue and pink
Sf25.
Silk Hose hsle SOLE high silk heel and deep hem
garter top, black and all coors $3.50.
Black and White silk Hose extra size, garter top
double sole and high heel $2.9s.
Black Silk Hose, heavy heel and toe, with silk clock
$3.50 aud $500.
Black Silk Hose, with self and coored embroidery,
$20o, S2.50, s2.9S, $3.50, $3.9S, $500.
Ait White silk Embroidery Heee,- s.. 50, $3.50
S39S. $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15


Late Spring and Summer
2-clasp Kid Gloves in at the new spring shades.
Tan, mode pearl, brown gray, white and black.
We'll made, fitted and guaranteed al the counter 81 90
2-casp Kid Gloves choice and selected skins. fully
guaranteed. Champagne mode grey, tan black
white, black with white stitch, Si.5e.
All the new shades Of eeru and gold very stylish
very new, self and white stitch SITS and $500.
Heavy Cape Gloves, for serviecahle wear in all
useful shades. Black and white 81 90 and 81 so.
A New Walking glove for spring wear Tan Braritz,
very nobby $i.50.
Stylish Walking Glove in heavy channels; large
pearl button washable, ST 90.
button dressy channels, suede effect washable;
in white and natural, 81 90.
PERKINS, best quality in long gloves g. II, IS and
20 button lengths; black, white, tan and evening
shades
kayscrs Silk Gloves, in fancy colors, tan, mode
grey, black and white, SOC. 75c. 81. 90
Chamoisette, the washable glove, every appear
ance OF chamois, Soc.
SPECIAL:
Perrins Il button g1Iarantrei ttIaity French
Kid Gloves all colofs, 5000 kind. $3.50 pr.
Elbow Length SIX Gloves, in AT colors, ACC and
Sl.0g pr s@4
For Evening Wear, Is button gacc French Kid
Gloves; eolef-7 pink light blue, lavender. mustard
gold and white $3.50 pr,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

Sl.00 Bordered Ginghams, 46 inches wide,
blue green and lavender. special SOC yd
Zoe Linen finish Emerald cloth u inches
wide, all colors 15c yd.
f6-25 Linen Finish Suiting. So inches wide
black and all colors, special - lac yd.
25c Cotton Suiting, 80 inches wide, black
and all colors special 15c yd.
25c Cotton Diagonal, n inches wide, all
colors, special f5c I'd.
25c Poplin, ~ inches black and all colors.
special TIC I'd,
$500 Imported Welts, 80 inches wide. the
latest material for coats, suits, special $l.25
yd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

2sc Scotch Ginghams, 81 inches wide,
all styles, special TIC yd.
35c Imported Scotch Ginghams, 81 inches
wide, in every imaginable style, special 25c yd.
Ask to see our line of Imported Ginghams,
at 39c, Soc and 75c; they are beauties.
All the latest designs in Colored Madras
for men shirts. from 15c to Soc yd.
$3.50 Bordered Voiles, As inches wide, new
designs, no two patterns alike, yds. to
piece; special Sl.25 yd.
New arrival in Galatea, in light and dark.
ground with stripe an1 figures; also solid,
at Is 2-3c yd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

SOC Imitation of Rough Silks. ~ inches
wide, all coors, special 39c yd.
CSC Imported Lisle Tissue, 81 inches wide
sheer weave, special 25c yd.
SOC Imported Wolfe. 20 inches wide, new
designs, special 29c yd.
New arrival in Imported Irish Dimity, in
every imaginable style and color, at 25c|
and 29c yd.
7sc Imported Bordered Efleure. exclusive
designs. n inches wide. beautiful coIorjng
special SIC yd.
10 2-3c Colored Batiste. 32-inches wide
two hundred patterns to select from, special
II 1-2c yd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Dress Trimmings,
Laces, Embrolderles, &c.

Gold, Silver and Steel Motifs, $500 to
$5.9S piece.
Gold, Silver and Steel Bands, 1-2-inch
to 4-inch, 25c to S1.9S yd
Crystal Bands 1-2-nch to 3 t-2-inch, 25c
to 1898 yd.
Pearl and Crystal Bands, 1-2-inch to 5-nch,
SOC to $4.98 yd.
Garnitures in pearl, crystal and pearl,
$3.50 to $1,000 piece.
Crystal, Pearl and Steel Drops. soc to
$1.e8 piece.
Gold, Silver and Steel Fringe, 1-inch to
s-inch, 75c to $500 piece,
Coiored Garnitures in gold and black and
irridesccnt, 1898 to $1,000 piece.
Persian Bands, iii blue embroidery, Per-
sian and gold, silver and irridescent, wistaria
and gold, old rose, pink and green, l-2-inch
to 4-inch, Sl.25 to S7.9Syd
Persian Applques in new blue, gold and
silver, French pink, green and wistaria, $3.50
to $1,000 yd.
Tan Canvas Motifs, embroidered in French
colors S-inch cream band embroidered in
Persian and gold, $3.50 yd.
o-inch Band in two tone brown and black.
$500 yd; all over to match. Si2.00 yd.
1S-inch white and black ground all over
embroidery, in new green, old rose and ir-
ridesceut beads, S16.50 yti.; 9-inch edge to
match, SS.SS yd.
o-incf gold, silver and steel lace, $3.50 I'd.
lS-inch tan lace flounce, embroidered in
gold, $6.9S yd. 4-nch band to match,
S4.58 yc.
1S-inch and 45-inch crystal net. S1.50 to
$500 yd
22-inch white net. embroidered in gold and
silver $500 to $3.50 yd,
45-inch gold, silver. steel and bronze net,
S3.9S yd
4S-inch Chantecier net, $3.50 yd.
l8-inch all over black princess. Sl6.50 yd.;
band and edge to match, $500 I'D.
20nch black embroidered in Persian and
gold, $3.50 I'd.
4s-inch black Brussel and latosco net,
75c to S2.25 yd.
45-nch black chantilIy net, Sl.25 to $3.50
yd.
Black Band in Venise, Chantilly and CIuny,
i-inch to 4-inch. soc to $6.9S yd
Narrow black cluny edge and insertion to
match. i-2-inch to 12-ineh. soc to 60c yd.
Black and coIored rat tail braid, &c to
I0c yd
Gold and silver braids, 1-4-inch to / ID
inch &c to 75c yd.
Imported and domestic val. edges, inser-
ton to match in German, Irish and French,
i2-inch to SINGH 25c to 5000 piece.
Cluny edges with insertion to match. 1-2-
inch to 3-inch, l0c to 75c yd,
i2-inch to 22-inch Swiss Embroidery
Flouncing, in Irish point and French en-
broidery $3.50 to $3.50 yd: bands to match,
i-inch to 4-inch, 75c TO $500 yd
12-inch to 22-inch Swiss Flouncing in
bold and dainty patterns. 75c to $l.9S yd;
bands to match. i-inch to finch. 75c to
$3.50 yd.
All over embroidery in dainty patterns
S1.00 to $500 yd
45-inch all over colored embroidery in
pink, light blue, green, lavender and black
SITS to $500 yd
4s-inch' gold, silver and steel dotted nets
in black and white so TO $500 yd --
23-inch gold and silver cloth, $500 yd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Shell Goods.

SOC Mercerized Poplin, Rajah finish, u
inches wide, special CSC yd
7sc Imported Pique, ~ inches wide, black
and all colors, special see yd.
SOC Diagonal Suiting, So inches wide, al
new, special 39c I'd.
Csc Hesper Cloth, SO inches wide. just the
material for nice coat suit, special 25c yd.
SOC Ramie Linen, SO inches wide all colors,
special soc yd
7sc Ramie Linen, As inches wide. al. the
new shades, special sec yd.
Sl00 Ramie Linen, AS inches wide, extra
rough weave, all the latest shades. special
85c I'D.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Mems Half Hose.

Mems Light Weight Cotton Hose, double sole, heel
and toe, special 81 lac.
Mems Plain and Silk Lisle Hose, double sole heel
and toe black and tan, Soc.
Mems Black Silk Hose, Isle sole and high silk heel
special $l.25.
Mems Black Silk Hose, double SOLE heel and toe,
S1.98.
Mems Black Silk Hose, with coiorcd embroidery,
$500 and $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
| aides Fancy Lisle Hose

Ladies' Polka Dot Lse Hose, black, tan, dark blue
and green, Soc.
Ladies' i4isle Hose, Van Dyke Pattern, tan blue
and green $t.00.
Ladies' GAUGE Lisle Hose, bronze, dark smoke
pearl gray, light blue, pink and lavender. soc.
New patterns in drop stitch hose, black, tan and
white Soc.
Ladies Black Isle Hose, with colored embroidery.
CSC 81. 80, S1.9S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
NeckWear.

Exclusive Neckwear, real baby Irish and hand en-
broidered graceful and dainty effects in abots turn
over and stock collars to match.
Hand Made Jabots real Irish and cluny trimmed
Soc and sc.
Regular soc values in lace stock and jabots at 25c.
Turnover Collars lace and embroidery combina-
tons, 2sc, soc, soc.
81 50 and s. 90 lace yokes, special csc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Ladies Handkerchief.

New Madeira Embroidered Handkcrchiefs all linen
several dainty designs, 10 2-3c.
pc All Linen Dimity, eolored borders and coored
initials, 10 2-sc.
10 2-3c Shamrock hand embroidered initials special
f0c.
Is 2-3c all linen hand embroidered initials II 1-2c
All linen hand embroidered handkerchief dainty
designs, Csc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

GLOVES-U is held that long gloves
sViN haze fair demand during late
spring and IN SUMMER Interest may
depeLop in colors Demand zgtU con-
time for 10 and 20 button length a0hite
gLaees. Light hnts strong IN Paris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

Ladies Medium Weight Out Size Cotton Hose, with
deep ribbed top, special 35c, soc.
Ladies' Out Size Mercerized Lsle Hose, double heel
and toe, soc, Soc, soc.
Ladies' Out Size Plain Isle Hose, double heel and
toe special 35c pair, or pair for slice.
Ladies' Out Size Gauze Lisle Hose, double sole and
high heel, CSC.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Umbrellas.

Specials in Parasols all silk, heavy taffetas
imported handles to match all colors, Sl.4s.
Beautiful assortment OF Persian and two-tone effects
81. 90 to $3.50
Specials in Umbrellas 26-inch all colors S2.4S.
Plain and fancy handles, s2.9s to Sa.0 90.
$1,000 Sterling Silver handle umbrellas to sell for SIS 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

Children's Half Hose, mercerized Isle, black tan,
white and coored tops 25c.
Children's Fine Ribbed Lise Hose, black, tan and
white 15c.
TO 10 l-2, 25c.
Children's Black Cat Hose; sizes to TO- 17c.
Children's Black Cat Hose, medium and heavy
weight triple knee; sizes to 10 at 2sc sizes 10 II
and II, soc.
Misses Plain Hose. black tan, light blue and pink.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Fancy Ribbons.

6inch Persian Ribbons, all silk regular Doc value,
Csc.
Finch Persian effects all silk taffeta 5c value, SIC
All Silk Mores all colors; especially suitable for
hair bows, 25c, 2sc, IS.
Satin and Taffeta Brocades, in pastel shades 2Sc
to 81 90.
7-inch Faille and Messaline Ribbons, all colors,
SOC kind 29c.
All bows tied free of charge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Leather Goods.

Ladies' Hand Bags, in all the new shapes $i.0O
to $500.
Special 1o-inch bag with heavy German silver frame,
$2.15.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

NECK YEA R Straight band collars
loith novelty jabot effects, Medium,
large and fancy trilled styles, tending
toatard one-side effects Loav collar in nezO,
round and square forms. Pronounced
use Of nezg light loces and point Venise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Veilings.

New Neilngs, all size hectagon meshes new dots
and lace effects: in black black and white and all
eoors 25c TO $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
ty in Trimmings

DRESS TRIMMTNGS-GoH ard
other metal threads enter into trimmings
Of all kinds, ensbroideries, braids, tissues,
etc. Russian and ChantecIer designs in
embYoideyaes and buttons. Odd animal
designs in buttons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

LACES-LigH effects prepailing; neTO
Calais, Lyons and ChantlNy patterns.
Real and imitation point Ventse. Vdls
in eeyn tones, Eouncings and ride
bands in black and qUhite, singly and in
combination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
YEHINGS-Coarse u,

VEILINGS-Coarse mesh octdgou
patterns IN black .1eyoblone figures.
Nesv effects IN fine dotted patterns
Double or beauty gei|s, with underlay
of flesh-copercd tnle. Chiffon motor peils
in changeabLe color. Maine neck scdfs.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
THREE GOVERNORS THERE
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Co. Celebrates Anniversary.

Boston. June 6.-Uniforms representing
nearly every period Of the country's mill
tsry history we're represented to-day at the
celebration OF the 272d anniversary of TIL
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
and in addition. three New England gov
ernors. Ebsn 8. Draper Of Massachusetts
Henry 3 ouinby Of New Hampshire and
Aram J. Pothier Of Rhode Island marched
in the procession and attended the usual
exercises and the banquet at Faneuil Hall
The organizations represented included
the Veteran Artillery Corps. Of New York.
the Old Guard of New York. the Govern
or's Foot Guard. of Connecticut, the
Amoskeag Veterans. OF New Hampshire the
Worcester Continentals. the Albany Bur
gesses Corps the Newport Artillery and the
British Na-sl and Military Veterans Of
fce-s Of the army and navy and the militia
Of the six NeT England states were also
present
The picturesque drInlhsad election on the
Common vas held on wet grass and under
lowering skies. The retiring officers turned
over their spears and shields 70 their sut-
cessors Who are as follows. Captain, John
D Nichols; first lieutenant. Francis H
Appleton. second LIEUTENANT. Milton c.
Paige, sdfu-anr. James y. Coady-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
FORMER S0N-lN-LkW SUES
Hem Asks for His Alleged Share
in Valentine Firm.

TIE sur ~ ISa WIZARD HEN tcr t1e dlsso-
1--fg- n the firm n Valentine Brothers. eZ-
~7--ers and commission merchants. and for
- accounting and hslf the profits vas heard
--ss-e-5a-- 5- Justice O'Gor17ar II the S1I-
--a-1a Court Eeln- VINO said that he was
= -emar- ~ -1e firm hy virtue Of . verbal
agreement vas f0-me-l- The Son-in-laV n
Washington :. Valentine. senior member Of
-he concern About -vo months ago Mrs
Heir obtained e divorce from her husband.
Helm SCI f7-,h that Valentine Brothers was
formed I- ---o h- verbal agreement. under
-re --r=rz or the firm. Valentine was 20
furnish -re capital This partnership has
never been dissolved. Hem said, adding
thst cr October T. 1919, Valentine took pos
session ~ The books and other property of
tne F--r. -~f-sInE Hem access TO the books
md refusing 2 SO TO permit him 20 share
II tre Profits The plaintiff asked. amor e
rrrs~ things. that receiver be appointed.
Valentine Brothers. Who own tT-o conces-
SONS to build p -slrcs6 IN Honduras, dc
md --z- Tfr-u had any interest in these
conce=s.o-= Trey also denied that Helm
WIS eve- "a partner.
Washington < Valentine said on the
E-snd thar when his daughter married
Her he gave -hau7 q hill OF exchange for
Ep@ f5elr zs= then a clerk receiving g
weak. Valentine added
Justice g't-oruau reserved decision
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
KOHLER BEGINS DEFENCE
Nine oforiginal Charges Dropped
nv Prosecution.

Cleveland June s-The prosecution IN ths
trial Of Frederick Kohler. Cleveland < Best
Chief of Police. rested its case this after
noon. Nine Of the original twsnty-four
charges we're dropped for lack OF evidence,
leaving Eross immortality and habitusl
drunkenness -l7e only counts with which the
defence has 70 deal The charges which
have failed were nslfeasalce and misfeas
snce in Office and ineffcisncy-
Among the first witnesses called BY the
defence were Newton Z. Baker, City So
lcitor and hrs- lieutenant 70 Tom L. John
son, and Harry \ Rickey, editor in chief
Of : newspaper syndicate Kohier was ap-
pointed chief in Mr.. Johnson's first term as
Mayor.
Both of these witnesses testified that they
had known the accused chief for & num-
Der Of years. and he'd never known him TO
be intoxicated CT any occasion. Mr.. Hickey
also testified that. in his opinion. Chief
Kohler had never shown any fnefT1ciancv
or tncompetency IT the conduct Of his
ofT7ce.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
LEFT ENTIRE ESTATE TO SON
Widow of Joseph 10th, J, Daughter and
Another Son Not Mentioned in VIII.

The will of Joseph 10th. who before his
retirement from business was 4 silk ribbon
manufa cturer. was filed yesterday in the
Surrogates' office. Mr. 10th died on May
70 at his home. No 519 West 150th street.
The teststor left his entire estate 70 his
son. Bernard 10th, of No 4oS West 15oth
street. The testator's widow, Mrs Fannie
10th. and their daughter, Mrs. Louise
Sicher. and son. Henry A 10th, we're not
mentioned in the will. Benno Levison,
counsel for Bernard 10th, who also was
named as sole executor. explained the onlis-
sion OF the other members Of the family
from the vii by saying that the son,
Bernard 10th, had charge of his fathers
affairs, and that there probably was an un-
derstanding with the other members of the
family.
Mr. 10th was eighty-two years old. and
for forty years had been known as the
summer president Of Temple Emanu- FL,
being one Of the few parshioners who re-
mained in town to attend summer services
at the temple. notwithstanding his adher-
ence 70 his religion. however, he insisted
on a Masonic funeral. which his family
gave him. and his body was cremated ac-
cording to his wish.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
TAKEN FROM SANFORD BOAT
Sherltf, Armed with Writ, Re-
moves Woman and Children.

Portland. Me. June s.-Sheriff NJ. ".
Trefethen. of Portland. armed with a
writ of habeas corpus, removed Mrs.
Florence Whitaker and her four chill
dren. Edna. Joshua. Daniel and Eliza,
from the yacht Kingdom. of the Holy
Ghost and Us Society. to-day on the
complaint that the woman and her chill
dren we're being detained against their
wills. The writ was issued a the in
stance Of Nathan H Hartman, Of cam
bridge. Mass. The matter will come up
in court on Wednesday afternoon
It is said that the woman has COM
planned in letters TO relatives that she
was being deprived of her liberty against
her will by the Rev Frank ". Sanford,
head Of the society. since the Kingdom
returned on Nav IS from the 'sect's col
ony in Palestine. where Mrs. Whitaker
and her children we're members Mrs
Nhitakers husband is one Of Ssnford's
preachers
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
INCOMPETENT. WIFE'S PLEA
Counsel Shows Mental Condition
In Defending Divorce Action.

NrE Ksthee~ Horn. whose husband,
william q Horn = ne-k7-ear uanUfs c.
17s-. Is suing -o- 2 divorce. said through
counsel IL The supreme Court yesterday y
-15- she rad only 2 vsEle recollection u
fcms NJ the rodents So forth IN the hus-
tsn1s complain. and ple7ded N eItenu-
stcr mat = The allegations were r-'1e then
- uis5ee5- were committed while she
Tss -1errzL'~ 50-nrp@r@nr
Physicians we're called h- the defence 70
testify ss tC M~s Horns oorfnement IN
1loo---1glsis As~1u- sud IN the r-vcho-
7s1-lr ward rf Bellevue Hospital
he-- charged his vie with misconduct
- Eo-e- a- 7o-saV-s- Peach.
-t-1hsr' s-E-s-H5- TEo vas clerk cF the
aofs-. Identified Mrs Horn who vas lnorn
'he-e as Mrs Martin IN opening for the
os-er7e James II. Osborne said that Horn
snap 1.s wife mental condition Then she
81 her home f0~ 1@r summer -scs-ion.
1' tls- he wanted ~ Ee- I'D of her
-r T. Tr~-e=r6 n ProcminEdsle %
AZ I'm -=s-.+ef -ra- when Re F-S- saw
.l-s Ho-r -T-f-e --stitu-fon she was =us-
'er-s f-oU progressive irsani--. He
50 tl7t -r@ feferdan- Tss Una h'e - dis
N-s-is1 wrong from -iE--. except under
'--si1 conditions D~- Frank Grove,
'9 vas ST. Horns rl--slcfsr fo- thin
'ssr ~es-=. zzfl -rs- - believed she -az
'irs-ing from 5e'u=fo-z The ~ase 4fl 20
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