The evening world., 1894-07-17
BARRED BY BRADLEY.
Some kaleidoscope Pictures Too
Rich for Asbury Park.
Tie Was Given q Private View OF
Pugiiists and Skirt Dancers.
Only One Series Allowed TO BE
Exhibited.

ASBURY PARK, n. j., July l7.-E.d.-
sons latest invention. the kaleidoscope.
"a responsible for a sensation at this
popular Summer resort, and as re-
suit Founder James Z. Bradley, Senator
from this district, again looms up in Il
prominent manner.
On Friday night John Schwerin, an en-
terprising fellow. of German extraction
arrived in town. With him was a man
burdened down with the weight of a
sons microscopes.
Schwerin made few friends within
the hour of his arrival and explained
that he had a letter OF introduction
from Inventor Thomas Edison to Foun-
der Bradley. to whose mansion lie po-
liteiy beg ;ed to be directed.
SchWerin said he had come to astonish
the Summer residents of the Park and
Ocean Grove by exhibiting a number of
Giving pictures" as he styled them, of
well-known dancers, prize fighters and
others.
at home. and was ushered into the par
.ur where NJ. lGdison's .etter was read.
Then Mr.. Bradley listened with inter-
est TO the tale, as related by Schwerin, OF
the wonders of the new invention. He
went Into raptures as he described the
different, pictures he would eEaibii.
Are these pictures OF which YOU speak
lnora.?' asked the Senator cautiously.
"oh; yes. ! assure you, the pictures
Aiter BIZ more compensation; Founder
and lad It conference. The, question was,
should Schwerin be allowed the privilege
Of exhibiting his pictures on the pavilion.
charging 10 cents peep?
nn t.Ja. NJ ind Ny1 H..
ley saying to the kaleidoscope man:
Your plans seem feasible put we must
see the pictures before we give you the
permission. We must be sure that the
pictures are not Objectionable"
Schwerin agreed to this. and exhibited
his first series of pictures, which. he
said, was the representation OF an en-
Corbett and Charlie Mitchell. 1t clearly
showed two men, in prize ring costume,
punching each other. but at the lab
time ago that the famous pugilists had
ever appeared before the inventor for
pilot ograpnic purposes.
When Bradley. the censor OF all the
wicked in his district, saw the picture
he lifted his hands in horror, and after
recovering his breath said in dramatic
Show such picture to the good pee.
This picture; sir, is barred from your
show. ! win not permit it, Let us see
the next one.
But Mayor Tenbroeck wanted to see
the picture of the fight. and he was
allowed TO peep. free OF cost He en-
joyed the rapidly moving .portraitures
and seemed peasedd He said n9ihIns
They were OF Carmencita doing her
famous Butterfly" dance, which has
delighted so many thousands Of New
Carmencita's dresa. the one she wears
when dancing. Is fairly long one, and
good folks who have seen her dance
say there Is nothing nm dlss n heI
s Sc Of Asbury parkites ana
deaden their sense of all that , vas
modest and pure, he said. Mayor Ten
Then there were other pictures Of
dancer, and these were likewise tabooed;
his knetoscope for his last picture he
thought his time in Aseury Park was
limited and he sorrow fully. composed a
speech Of farewell as he told Mr.. Brad
The picture represented scene in a
bsrroom. ON one side OF the. counter
vas Woman bartender. on the other
state. They Looked as though they had
lad an encounter with King Alcohol S
FORCES and had been worsted.
BY hSr actions 6 fSCSrdTg to 5he pe,
beer hitch vas being rendered TO them.
Bradley waved wrotn: he allows no
hcer 10 be slld in his place not BY q jug
Tic quiet however, II you wink the other
However. Mr.. Bradley continued to
look, sud the next scenes were more to
harfopm row was distinctly brought
odt. Then there Was the entrance or 2
n ,liromau, II cracking Of heads. a cali
. = the patrol-wagon AMI the landing OF
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